The Oregon daily journal., August 16, 1908, Page 30, Image 30

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, .SUNDAY MORNING, "AUGUST 10. 1008
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A LUCKY
MR OR
'you're too proud to propose tn 1 u t be
ru aha Is rich.'' went en Hi" other,
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1 ranch Hi I' ll of the house- nian, she can't propone in ymi!"
ke. t.ltig iit'nihgvm. ::ta of the col- "She wouldn't If she could. " replied
, , , , .i.h itrht. Carstalrs. fiddling with the !"'!
"" "''"' ' h ""nt Mpe Om the table 'Klie I. ..mm written
h'i::trl Ign.u:.. and boyish en- for three months tint-.- etc: nliles of
thiml-tsm l.-in . ml-niK.-.l ot. that dubious hell! l'lucky lot she cares i'..r iiir!"
1 "Von must have written her .1 brute
pleasure UMn.-,l i...iMlilim it of i,.t(er, old man to 1 r ifiR nl.-ut su-h
The h'lng.-.I.-w. In. ! : t of rough hoards a silence," tibNeried Tra f 1 old ullh oon-
Wltln.u'. nil.- Itii ..t of placer with- vi.-tl.iii.
,, . , . .Suppose n man does write things
In; and llio Joi.-ls ,-it.d until. Ihk which whol i,wei1--renrel. A girl. If she
farmed the fr.iiin not k of the house fur- r.'ullv oared, nmild understand how this
pished the n iui.il .1 ....! also .-on- beastly climate .:i man's nerves
on filff I used to think she oare.l;
vrnlent pla. . for .1. ! .i.k twills on hi. n t kI,ow llan, wn ),,, doesn't!"
to hang stockwhips, 1. issues, soinlireros, "I'oirt say that. I'lik," urged the
spurs I'lflix t 1 1 ( which funned th other, restraining the Impatience In his
fieiKoiinl pi. m- .-..inn of tie n. upatits. voice. 'Helene loves jon; she would
lint, rough .in It all looked, there were m.irry you tomorrow. You have won
tuple vl.1w.fH that It was not trie her heart, and you have no right to let
huiie of in ilit e cattlemen. your obstinate pride break It.
1 lie lieiud walltt wen? coere.i here The other man, driven by his nerves,
and there with colored pictures from rose to his feet and began tossing the
Christmas numbers of niugnr.lneB. bowl of the pip. iind catching It us
Photographs of pretty women In ball- though to give vent to his feelings be-
gonn were shied or hung on the line, fore he answered. i
according to their temporary standing "Itreak It! Woman's hearts don't
in the hearts of the hanging committee, break no easily. Besides. I never spoke
Only one photograph was frame I, and, to Helene of love, not In so many
that picture, taken by the I., at photo- words. Of course," -Hie added, with a
grapher in New York, an edition ds pathetic attempt at cynicism, "If I'd
luxe, framed In massive silver, was jtlv- made- the fortune I promised to make
en the entire mantel-shelf for a king- she'd be glad enough to share. I know
dom. Terhaps, us there was a candle w-omen. Thev have no use for a man
was meant to i.e a wnen he-, ,.-
Trafford glanced again at the pho
on either side It
hrlne. The photograph and the frame
were such, as a lovtftg woman who !s t0(n.apri jn tho silver frame and his
rich srlves to onlv one man. It was a
sweet, steadfast face that looked out
of the sliver frame the picture or a
girl with all her emotions unspent, and
look was the" look of a devotee; before
a Madonna.
"Helene is not that kind." ha Bald
gently. "It's Just because you're down
m down, right enough.," lnter-
an Infinite capacity for love and suffer
Ing In the upending of them. ...i i-
Tj .. . V, 11 .. , V, nr. m I rt An 1 ' 1
tha mantel there wera two men In th, r iptert the other "The cattle that h.
room Dick Cnrstalrs and Hugh Traf- llnrl dl.ln t kll last winter ara dying
ford, joint owners of the ranch. llk' fll,!? ,n .,hls oursed drought'
None of the men who rode from the 1 here s not enough of ths poor brutes
other ranches had ever been able to left." sighed Trafford, "to start a dairy
satisfy their curiosity as to which of farm In a. New York suburb., You're
the twain that elaljorute photograph beaten. Give It up, man; go home and
belonged to. There are aoint women marry Helene!"
about whom men know Instinctively "And live happily on her money ever
that they muBt refrain from saying, after. What?" answered the youth,
"That's a lolly girl; who la she?" liel- flinging himself down Into the chair
ene Overdale was one of thern. again. "No. I'm not through yet.
Dick Carstalrs and Hugh Trafford had There's alwavs mining Klondvke and
finished their midday meal, though the that sort of thing. I tell you I'll make
remain of It were in full evidence on my pn0 before I ask Helene to marry
the deal table In the middle of the room. me. Do you hear?"
When men do their own cooking, they Trafford shrugged his ahoulders aa
become excessively economical In the ne turned away
matter of crockery, and the transfer of "Nothing more to be aald then. Is
food from saucepan to dish seems a there1"
meaningless function when you have to - suppose." said Carstalrs. with ourl-
M tht ''Circle H" ranch they had ": "Utenee; "suppose you love M.1-
m.tft!??i.3 "Suppose I loved Helene," repeated
SbS.dAfoP n."b1gt'c'off,ee-Cbo?.Sr" "whS XS3;- ' "l?"'" Vrf '? "
help, men In their fight against the Photograph in the silver frame
Braros river malaria. .,f course. I know you don t. but -
Trafford, the elder of the two. was 9f course you know I don .
cleaning . rifle. He was one of those , tut . for the sake of argrument, 1n-
men who share with women the neces- Jlftnd rnrstalrs, would you go home
alty of always doing something with hla beaten?
hands. In every other respect he was Trafford turned on his friend almost
Intensely masculine, sun-burned and In anger.
bearded, though the latter was neatly "I-ook here, Dick; If I loved a woman
trimmed to a point. As he worked away I'd love her well enough to put her hap-
with the oil rag. he eang In a pleasant plness before everything silly pride
voice, siigniiy ouu or tune, me reirain masquerading as sou-respect, obsti
Ing from time to time, and wondering He picked ut the photograph Id the)
why lie did not feel queerer than he silver frome. 1
did. Hut he wis getting very sleepy "Helene, Helens! It It fair to tenant
efnre the things were ell washed. II a man this way? If I wake Dick up lie
looked askance at the saucefmns. will never send that letter, and there's
"I'll never be ahlo to. do them; they nobody but Dick between you and me.
will have to go unfinished, like mv life. I did my best to make him write, but
I must keep a little time to look tit his srlfiah pride wouldn't let him ami
Helene, too, and to pray." now, by an accident " J
He had put the photograph In trie He stood there playing .with the
silver frame on the table In front of temptation, and the Insects In the
him and gaced at It Intently, getting swamp, the ones that chipper at night,
more and more drowsy. At last he mur. mocked his irresolution like little de
mured in a sleepy voice: mons from some nearby hell
"All I want U thin: If there are any "Dlck' auch a selfish chap," he re
dreams where I am going let them be fleeted and his thought came echoing;
of Helens. 1 have nothing else to pray back from the swamp "auch a selfish
for, darling nothing " clmn. ,
His head fell forward on his arm "Not the sort of man to make a worn-rosa
the table and the Insect chorus man happy. I'm hla partner. I know
from the swamp was the only sound what he's like."
left In the room. "Such a selfish chap!" The Insects
echoed back.
Then the aoul of Dick Carstalrs took "Wouldn't even wash up." Then, fop
a Jioiinay: From the long fever of y, xjrsi iime, no noticed racks pltl
wakeful nlghta, tormented by memo- efforts at tidying up. "By gad, hsj
rles.of better thlnga; from the heat- n,a", though! He'a not so elfish afte
scarred days, the Insecta the nionoto- He worthy of Helene."-
nous food, the everlasting prairie, where And he slipped the letter into his
flames grow Instead or grass, he ob- pocket In case the eleeper awoke,
talned surcease. Then far acros the prairie he heard
The body of Dick Carstalrs had the sounding of a loping pony, and sit
hardly fallen across the table before ynK down at the table facing the sleep
hla spirit waa at the lodge gates of ln an. he dashed off a letter.
Overdale. The one-legged lodgekeeper . Dear Kiss Overdale It whs all a
greeted him pleasantly aa he passed mistake about the laudanum, but the.
through. The coolneaa of the chestnut rt la all true. Dick la still aaleep.
avenue up which he went to the old with your photograph by fi Is side. Th
manorial hall wa Nirvana after the obstinate, pig-headed old brute need
fevered life he had left behind. yoiLvery ba,,Jy,, the rest of us.'
In dreamland perhaps on account of The sound of the pony's hoofs were
the footman no one ever goes through Yry near now. Trafford stole out on,
tho hall door. It was to the window of "o verandah with the letters.
Helcne a boudoir that the aoul of Dick Keep your face shut, Pete," h
Carstalrs went. The girl who owned whinnered to the express rkler. "There's
Overdale was Bitting at the piano, the '" man Inside. Rld off softly, and
face In the silver rame looked very then go full speed! This in a love-let-penslve,
the eyes gazed far away to the te,.?0, no- Kot to get there."
setting sun. "Hit 1 get thar, pard. Ho-long!"
"Oh. heart of my heart, on the cliffs c2m.s th nwer, and soon the soundi
by the sea, or the pony mt hoofs was a vanishing
In the Garden of Sleep I am waiting "nJ- .
for three." rrarrord came back Into the room.
The words of the song they had both "food looking at Ills sleeping part-
loved drifted through the open window, ner; then he picked up the photograph
then a few holes of the accompaniment. ,,J"v,r, BI,d k'aeed It.
"Oh, heart of my heart." aha began If all was fair In love, Helena. I
again, but changed her mind, and took. Wight have played this game very dlf
down a voung man's picture from the "frently. ' but. he murmured, as he put
piano. "Dick," she whispered and her the photograph back very gently be
volce was the voice of one calling tween tho two candlesticks, "that's no
across the world "If vou are anywhere motto ror an American gentleman,
on tho eorthi broken or in health, rich Here wake up, Dick! And he shooK
or poor, come baok to ma." th sleeping man violently, as though
Ehe kissed the fnce In the picture, trying to thus rid himself of some emo-
ahd spoke to it again. "OJ"; "Confound you! will you wake
"Dick" and her voice waa the voice "P" as the form of his partner flopped,
of one nravlng across the stars "If limply In his grasp.
you are anvwhere in the universe, alive , Don t drag me away from the wln
or dead, send me a message." ow. muttered Dick Carstalrs aftr
with a letter on a
A maid entered
salver.
"If-- frnni Mm " -rled the -lrl
ecstatically, and the maid left the room partner waa dragging It
with tha smllo of understanding on ner 'VJ.'"""
muck shaking. "It was so cool the
and she looked so "
But his aoul's holiday waa over, his
back from
face.
Perhaps Its to say
he's
He staggered to his feet, looked
coming yund arl(1 muttered "Back In this hole I
home," whispered the girl, holding the pain: men coiiapsea limply In the
letter to ner breast, "i m almost arruia iv.o uiia
to open It.
The thing at the window tried to remftr',p':
In response to further shaking ha
tell her not to open it, but the speech
Hello. Hugh! How did you
of every dav docs not' pass current in nf,reI. Laudanum bottle, too, I
of a well-known ..ong:
"Oh, no, It Wasn't human sound I
heard.
Who's that a-callingT
nacy dlsa-ulsed as tenaclty;iiy love for
ner Derore my love lor mysetr any (lay;
ter loser than I am. Somehow I can't
at least, I hope so. Well. I can't stay help makJng faces over my medicine
here to rreach. I promised to ride over iie went over to the mantel, and gazed
'Twas loved ones' voices from dear eld to the Tenderfoot ranch and lend a Into the face In the ellver frame.
home
That were calling so sweet."
The younger roan, who would have
been unusually good-looking If his dark.
band with the marking and branding. "Helene." he whispered; "I wonder
I won't be back till after dark." are you the sort of girl who loves a
Carstalrs watched his friend In si- man V'.en ho down?'
clean-shaven Lee had not leen ravaged lence.as he tightened his spurs, took A violent shiver went through him
by 2n attSSk of vdernaccen?uaUn 2 f" stock whip from th8P wall and ' teeth chattered like the fall of
certain iipouea peiuiance m hb cxprna- Z lz , . iU v-i.. v ..whnHt h-oati-. -mn. ao..in
islon. looked Irritably at his companion like haying, the marks and brands of teVed "inetv inve In the shade" he
as though the cheerfulness of his sing- the qualities which went tr make up , , ,7, ? m . "hade he
ing lntefruptld his own gloomier mood, his self-esteem altered and rechrls- fln'e,ah 'y;?? etr, f a htTmme;
Then he gazed etraight In front of him, tened. That useful posseeslon swelled :t,rn ,,w ' ?( i, ff i - ,,raant-Srr.and
drawing dejectedly at a pipe. and smarted under the sting of the truth, "halting like a lemon jelly. What a
As Trafford seemed inclined to sing Trafford put his head back through coH,ntry l . - , . . t ,
the refrain over and over the younger the door. The shelf to wh ch Trafford had
man burst out Impatiently: "i Know "I brewed some more of that ague Panted whan he told his friend the
your elnglng Is all right, Hugh, but' mixture. Dick. In cae your chills whereabouts of the ague mixture was
jjo t go wen wun cnuis ana iever, come on wnue i m away, you H nna the 'i.
,1,1" lnUrr,.nia.l him rnmnflnlAn ami. KfttttA i,m thai mhalt UP and tOOk down the bottle. Wlth-
ably. "Not to men,t!on " "Thanks," growled Carstalrs. "I ex-
"Oh, don't harp on my love affairs pect I'll need It" ,
again." broke in Carstalrs irritably, ae Traftord came back into the room,
he threw his pipe violently an the table, "And, Dick!"
causing the bowl and mouthpiece to "Well?"
part company. "BeJstly thing, tobaoco: "Think it over, old chap. Write to
van i Lijuin nuw a cm liuuiii. a i.biu ter tAii her
up and took down the bottle. With
out even a glance at it he poured some
of the contents Into a tumbler on the
table. In spite of the ravages of ma
laria, he presented a graceful, gallant
figure an he stood there in hla polo
boots and breeches, a white ellk shirt
revealing the perfectly modeled out-
It!" The young man rose to his feet de- llne of a" athletic American. He held
The silence which violence always flantiy, up tha glass with a whimsical look on
uses reil tietween trie iwo men. me tell Heiena j ove her when t-v hs drawn race
Insect chorus from a nearby swamp nn . who
nr 1 Uca in flccftrn- . .. rf
drifted in at the door like an accorn
panlment.
Ing."
I'm rtv- iNoinmg HKe meaicine ror arlnklng
MiT-i. ,i H men wno riave oar. and tnm women wh
Trafford looked up at the photograph . vv,"c" ;rfrT? "f-. aJnol' haven't gone back on them- He nodde
in the silver frame, then put the rif e Hhe room """"-""J' ne tQ the ph(jtOKraph ,n the 8llver rram(r
in the rack, and. coming over to his "rt. " v0ur dav to do that " retorted and drank (,ow tha """tents of the
friend, put his hand almost tenderly on 11 7. ueTulouslv "Your lasa' "'Bitter brew. that, but warm-
his shoulder. f C8." ?"ehru I eamo the ,werrnm inK '' he tho,,eh as he idly turned tho
"Baccy gone back on you now?" he on. aJtrignt, came the answer fmm bottle around,
asked, with assumed cheerfulness, the veranda en I get back tonight ' Hts hand iarted awav from It as
"That's bad, very had. Well, look here. There are Umea when humanity In quickly as If It had touched a rattle
old man; you're half dead with fever; any shape or form gets on our nerves, snake. He passed both hands across
you've eot so thin, you hardly throw "he sulky, overwrought expression died his eyes, as though trying to erase
a shadow." out of the young man a face as he some horrid vision.
"That's right rub it In!" exclaimed heard the thud of his friend's horse "Strange tricks a man'e-evee play on
Carstalrs morosely. loping across the rrairie. him when he hasn't slept for a week.
"You're crazy with love for a girl "Good old Hugh," he thought; "a bet- Of course," he spoke in a hoarse whis-
"L-A-U-D-A-N-U-M."
rer, "It couldn't It couldn't really he
laudanum." He reached out his hand
tearfully towards the bottle and then
snatched it away again. "It would be
silly to look."
lie tried to think and stood there
mocked by the furious beating of his
heart and the derisive Insect chorua
from the swamp.
Slowly he pulled himself together.
Inch by Inch he dragged himself out
of 'the quiuksanda of four.
"Are you going to funk It, Dick?"
Ho didn't know whether It was he
himself or the Insects in the swamp
who said It, but he made a 'quick snatch
at the bottle and held It before hla
eyes.
"L-a-u-d-a-n-u-m " Ho spelled it out
letter by letter, like a child, and re
placed the bottle on the table.
The room swam before lilm for a
moment and the Insect chorus seemed
to change to the Dead March In "Saul"
he had heard the regimental band play
over a dead comrade. He listened, beat
ing time with his foot, while he
waited for tha numbness, which the ap
proach of death had brought, to pass
away.
At last he laughed very loud In hopes
of drowning the dreadful chorus from
the swamp and began to spealc to him
self in broken sentences, the fear of
death driving him to self-expression.
"Well, Dick Ctirstairs," he said,
"you're done for now! Brace up and
take your medicine like a man. I won
der what a chap ought to do when he
has only a few minute's left to live.
It's funny" he laughed again -"when
a man Is confronted with death he
knows little what to do with It as he
did with his life." He went over to
the photograph in the silver frame and
6VKrAw with his eves. "What was
it I said; "When I make mv fortune,
or when I'm dying?' Well, I'm dying
nowi Helene, so I can tell you. If I have
"Dreamland, so the Klrl opened It
"My darling," she read and kissed
the words over and over "I have
e
tim.
pue i
"Laudanum nothing!" yelled h!
partner Into his ear. "That was onlv
time I can tell you everything."
He went over to a side table and 'be
gan to write very hurriedly, with the
picture In front of him.
"My darling" after he had written
thoso two words he took a look at the
rhotograph "I have called vou that a
thousand times before in the silence of
my heart. I swore I would never sav
It aloud until I had made my fortune
or until- I was dying. I have gained
the right by tho last and easiest
method. I took laudanum by mistake.
On my word of honor, dear. It was by
mistake. How can I teJl you in a few
minutes how much I love you, when a
whole lifetime would have been too
short? I have only- time, to say good
bye.'' He signed the letter, put it In an en
velope and addressed it.
Then he wrote again:
"Dear old Hugh I took medicine out
of the wrong bottle, same as I've been
doing all my life. I've written and told
Helene everything. See that she gets
the letter. As we don't lie to one an
other, you'll tnke mv word that I took
the laudanum by mistake."
Of tho action of laudanum Carstalrs
was very nearlv Ignorant. He had n
general idea that he would soon begin
to feel very sleepy.
Ho had been sleeping very badly of
late, and the Idea of rest had a cer
tain fascination for him after his long
insomnia. When ha had finished the
letters he yawned, stretched himself,
and imagined the slight drowsiness he
felt was the beginning of the end. Then
his eye fell on tho unwashed dishee on
the table.
"It's Hugh's day to wash up, but I'd
like to leave things looking tidy.
Hanged If I don't try to get them done
before the stuff bowls me over com
pletely!" He set to work collecting the plates
and cups Into the washup tin, yawn-
ofilled you that a thousand times before ,the !abpl You've been had by your
In. the silence of my heart
"Oh, Dick!" murmured the girl rap
turously
imagination.
"Mean to tell me I'm alive" ex
claimed Dick, getting on his feet. I
I swore I would never say It aloud "Then I've had the deuce of a drearn
I wrote to Helene. I'll swear
tm 1 had mnriA til v' fortune."
"Slllv darling. As If that mattered!" n,l , " her get the letter
murmured the girl.
Or till I was dying.
LTlll. 1
I did,
a ntt I
oh. Hugh, vou you were right! Sim
does love me and I ve been a beast!
When she hud finished reading the If you are anywhere In the world only
letter It fluttered to the ground. ...r, i" V VB , ,0. .
To have been so near a great nap- -v y i.. " "
nlness and then to have-
i he remaining woros nrer goi
my letter.
It but I
through the window, the swaying figure wrote any letter after all
I tried to stop her opening: I
couhln t speak and I never
suddenly
reason.
vanished and this is the
"Yes old Chan, von did write to her "'
answered his partner. "What's more I
the letter has gone, ana you are go-
When Trafford returned to the ranch lnt0 follow it- Do you hfnr?"
after dark, lie was surprised and rather . I suppose I ve been making a pic-1
. . . , tiiresnii darned font nif nnvl f wlint1 I
ainrmei to see no ngni in me nouse. -- ,,' , ;,Tr, i v. , I
The refrain of his song, '"Twas loved admitted Dick. When I believed 11
one- voices from dear old home." w 1vriF I thought that If I could I
which be hid been singing to keep up I've my lire over again I wouldn t put
his spirits died awav on his lips, as he gv pride before her love: end I wont
hv the llo-ht nt a match which he Hugh 1 11 crawl home. Hut. he added I
had 'struck, the form of his partner col- ft,mos,,.,f "T.r7yj ,'m,' fi?ht 'vnt r
lapsed upon the tahle.
I'll
tf, lit n ranl. Vet
with rather trembling hands, and put It vou near, rtugnr
on the table. As he did so a sieniorous ":.'" v-
snore, mado him laugh rellevedly
What an Idiot I was to let my imag-
flnlsh It in New York. Do
I don't admit I'm a
Mv dear old chap." answered hl
partner, putting his hand on the young-I
er man s shoulder, your fight has I
inatlon play such a trick on rue"' he v,ardlv hemin vet This
.l,.ht "WViv what' this''" a. he ,"Hnlt ."r"? .,5el- ' P's
thought. "Why, what's this?" as he
saw the note addressed to himself.
When he read It he laughed again.
"Well, 1 11 be -. What price Im
agination? I clean forgot to tell him
I put the ague mixture in the old laud
anum bottle."
Then he looked about on the table,
and saw the letter to Helen.
-and
he
"Is
looked around the rough shanty
only education.
"And how about you?" aaked Dick,
"Come home and be my best man."
"No. not that. I couldn't manage
that. Dick. Besides, I had an offer this
afternoon You know Harkaway, who
bought the Fleur de Us ranch in New
Mexico He wants a manager. He of-
"Rv gad. he has written to her!" he fercd me the iob I won't" he stolel
thought. And If I can get the letter a gl.nce at the photograph in the sll-
off before he wakes Up I'll bring those ver frame "come back to New Yorlcl
two together, In spite of his pride and for
her diffidence." He looked at hfs Dick,'
watch. "Half-past eight. The express hand
rider can't have passed yet." s!"
few years vet. And. look here.
and he wrung .the younger man's I
- thank you for wushlng the dish-
THE WINTER WE SPENT IN THE ARCTIC
Continued From the Patje of This Dection
RESPONSIBILITY OF PARENTS FOR INCOR
RIGIBLE CHILDREN-By Mrs. Jokn A. Logan
in the north, to be relieved a year
later.
Dr. Hughes, now one of Philadelphia's
leading physicians, said recently that
to his mind a Polar trip Is rather de
lightful. "The hardships," he says, are
,, , , . . usually exaggerated. I remember our
counts, was snori snn mrmm. i iie bi- n we u ua uu. w v.cv no Bieni- mere were in plenty, and fresh meat trip well. It was most satisfactory.
tlement they discovered, was less at- 'f1 fame 01 .lt? Arctic region oe- was dally on the table. "Tedious? Well, rather at times. Dav
tractive' than Oodheaven. and the people f?,, andNhen' tiJ noton "ut.Sr Vt" we rVad n
lndescrlDaoiy poor. i i-ey B.in uu..a i .o ii.r u i.m i.mr 0....111 a visit was l aid to an Eskimo village ' "d Plaved cards, and then when
eggs, a quantity of which the party ?rarf "J "b"r, ir'"8 nearer- n Whale sound. There many curio. ot to Greenland our observations
,.ht,d lumbering slow gait. were secured, line of the most curious kePt us bugy-
pUTCnasen. "'Wa t-e,leht hhtn thj hiilTrorlra eifr.lnttc .1 1D tl ... i - m t l "T well BAA the Vfllti nf nti nnfft.
Fmm this piece the ship steamed to cf 0Mr hip and rested our rifle barrels raitv disc ,wred that the Eskimos matic piano on board Peary's ship. The their maledictions upon these unfortu- dertake drastic, methods to endeavor to tance and that love an. 1 tenderness miiv
the Duck islands'. Within half an hour on the rail. He continued his approach, buried tl elr de. a'te.i n f,, costume lonS night In the north Is most depres- na. hir(, nf Ereat fortunes Their ' hanwo what has been "born In the bone speedily cure the wounds Inflicted upon
the party shot about 3"0 ducks and stopping more frequently to regard the under pile, of stones This la done slnK tllPro ls work--lots of nalH , rs "l 6.reul .Iu ' ' of his bone and flesh of his flesh. his soul and body hy n selfish, hn tal
. V,-.,l ,kr,.. hnrr.la nf V. I .1 . . 1 . -1 . iTi V... K. ., - 18 v-,, ,,-t !, . 1, I.. DerVerS tv has been dwelt UDOn and I.-r l..r. mnn.r men in this COlintrV narent whr na, i,rnh,l.l.. I ,1.1'
kV"rr:".;,u'g '.."". . r... ,r.K u . 1 "i ",'-, tne condition or the ' " i't.. ." ,.. .v..," . '.r: - v; v Vh ; r,u.,. . "-,,":: i." : '.'.r,. .y""v "?h
i ney mipio iiiieu pcrioi u"s toping in a piayrui manner, evidently giioitei. eimps, you imvo yuu. Bn'-nun.- oo- i-unuiniieij sovei-ciy, wi.i.o iifti--iuo i.n.n ii.:nncu . ....v.. ... - ..... .. , ..r..-. ,-i wnunnt-s wriictri
eiderdown, secured rrom the nests. determined to Investigate the curious Skill's hnn.. , servatlons to make, but a game of have received the evmnathv of their tn tne accumulation or roriunes 10 ...e nov innerticu and wtr.h .-aused Mm
ti
D
(Copyright, I DOS. by W. R. Hearst.) out of ten they would be obliged to ad- One ran hardly conceit s of so das-
VnWT,'0 i TTT anna end daughters 1 "IHI n nn uir.int jural.., ?""V " ' ma. J.ei peuated ll
,a(1 been Inherttea, not rrom grana or rrancis Sherw ood Kinney. No ad of I
vi wcaini) joicino M.v.. greai-gran.l sires, oui irom i.iemeive. ins napless son. no mailer how criminal.
tnan once snocKea society Dy iupv raroiy oin.m, t-vm insiuarnr,, , ..nm i.iniuv stien treatment or one s
their profligate conduct. Innum- I.L..11!! pZn l!0!',9,: ?Zn. f'TfJ1 'V."1 I:1"?.'1. ip '" ll1' 1?',1""
r I dlinv nil r i taiiLrs ii'-rn "tu 11 pun uku iminniiiti t nil l I r'l lb So n n.l hr
erablo critics have poured out children. They are more likely to un- Joel Kinney into'lns rightful lnherl!
Much cf the time after this was spent monster.
thl
Tnn Kin it onsnr 11 no. . v 1 1 lie m rsrn uii l. .
- ; , , j rtnr,o e v nen n was hdoiu o" yarns rrom "'.:
morning th -y wl'nes sed tf .e c ollap se of n party out on the awa
a colossal ieeherg .amlle dis ant So f . t blrdsf The bear durl
necr
ara rAflltt hilt 1t
A mumlfled body was found V-'X' ..''
ting the Inv.-niKHtion. P,y careful "'
that It ro, ke.lt!- ship heavily, despite ' ""K " "" "' """ '', ' " ".."",' "??"rfF.a "P..'"
Vll:VX hr s.aggeVed-and fell the , t ,mi.' .".f the Vmm -ra
a grotesonelV formed mountain of the "f;B?-, a.n.a J" . "K" " '" nJ harpoons.
B rni.it.mi -eneiK ., i,,w fJon Bnot ftt hrds Th
fv . " , i . s i ' ...- reared on his haunches. One of the manejv.-t
lip. . V , : nui regaroing iie perns oi trie - iLLiiiiii'i-.. nt.ennneiy i.. ..... . .. .nui.-i . i-iiki anrt-.
- . 1 l- - . . i .-. Mm f., niiv nr rn len .1 11.. v.... . 1 . .. .1 . . v. .. ,rin,iM i r... 1 , In t n.r turn cnim inem iinar nuArr , K . ., 1
.a, , , . ; nitr 111 ineiis Hio jieiim, uui 11 Ul iril t "wiu vii yii-y i lio muiayi kj j ,,. uiil ivco,.,,, . " 1, , - p., ...... -.iiiiit' wiihl lllcy-1
of a vicious Inheritance. No one can w,lri BUU 1 nngi.t-i or children.!
Wolfe and Montralm.
(The Plains of Abraham. 1 769.)
.i.au iIiav I,a.A dluehnrved their dll-
deny that there are Instances of exas- les Their minds have been absorbed
itieeiiiauu e-'aff.. vi-ii- u iimin, i.io. ,.- um r,, K-... ..-v, 1. 1 ...
Lfnfen, 'n'en i V.rJ lhe BhiD he arose and made a staggering rush
got Jammed :n en e pack. f ...r
The lee was 1 --.;iid to be about six ror tIle wate-.
feet thick fin t ! sh'p was at a stand- 'Those on the Ice fired repeatedly
Stlil. "As p inignt ushered in the after him. but vainly. If he reached
Fourth of ,T--:v wrote I"r. Kcelv, "we the water, we knew' we must loose him.
flre-1 the sh'r's nnrni and a voilev of These bears can swim fester than a
muskctrv We -h.n run up the Amerl- boat can row. Pejides. If he were serl-
rnn flae si t- e f..re and mlizen masts, ousiy wounded, we knew he would s!nk.
dipped tre i..- :. and gave three hearty Pome of the party continued to abr.ot the
Checs " wuuiy. 1 ne near Had almost reached hay. m ar
Tie. fo!l'W-g i!nr some progress was the end. of the ice when one shot rang fro;n M-ir.
ma le Whni . r 'he .-e loosened, the out. He staggered and fell. He had t. ;
sh:r woe 1 i.' e-.d co ahead at full own nit at tt.e nase or tne skull, an 1
from the side of the vessel to examine
on tho w-lv MJrrh:non sound sev- TZ r" 'TTh
-a! steps wtre mad- at Herbert island. The. very brothers of
oeK
the hnit
1'!-. ::;
I......
lnds have been ahsortud riVTII TI)T--j-ri u . .uttii.,-.
reratlnir dea-oneracv and that In some with tha details of great ent.erprl.-es I lAIjl' T It Tj.M II .11 llr.l;H
cases they have apparently defied every the enure exc,us ion ... lV''1
, . . . , about or the cultivation of good rellow-
effort that Ipve, pauence and charity 8lln ith thrlr fhiidren, who, being An A merit an Glfl . H W'orkU Rot
could devise for their reclamation. made to feel that tuey were In the way, fer Than a Klrtintr Ulohr U
r.,,. h ,h,hiw have .ought companionship outside of . " 1 "K ".ni .tnn.
ve-tli- .7 1 L:. Trlid'tA' find their homes Manifesting no enjoy- mern an girls, whose Ideas of m.le-,
some extenuating grounds upon which ment ln their children, nor giving them pendence do not agree with those of th
to base excuses for the reprehensible "''J 'M 'nr tit n ao ,r in tli fTencn people, are bothered by mashers'
f x ir.sldeaf.eV Tn? Lt lach held back death the while the cry "t, " cf"'"mn' ,'"7. Plans and projects of their rapidly de- whenever they attempt to go about un
They are forever dear to ma-
Herbert island. ine. very orou.er, u, i.iy ui.
J-.shlnio I ins were located with tone lwo roemen nravo as uruve cnuin do
l;si;-..n!al:.Mg biubl er " Small rec- Tha first on either battle roll.
t i:,'.,ei, h.rVr.g""ad'eTheJe n h? Plaln" morning's eye.
They run!" aroused his fading sense. r"hJf; "era uy 2" lwed to veloplng children, before they realize escorted In Paris.' Mo French girl whoso
follow their own inclinations until ihey "mc " t,t.1 ' " ' " ' " ' J", parents have a proper regard for her Is
reneh Isnohn anela nuiiii-'ua ,wi...., ..
t :-
;gn the congested Me.,.i,,.-u ... un
. . ..pen,- f-paces or water
ir l s.'.w roeress secured.
- v -a i!d gr-t stuck for days,
i vn w.-rl.l of ice. Tho
; '. t' e tempersture av
.i;. . t! e sky w as cloudy.
v ..f. le k ti e j.arty paced
ep- ; ,
Ice At t
Were ir.hd"
At Mr- t-s -l
A h-. 1 1 t
wca ' 1 f r .
rtiflr.g ?!
the sir f- -
with tre.r r:f'e- . 'ishnailv e-ylng
a g-ilKer ot. wi..th .-.s the ohjeet of a
volley of shr.ts . r.'i-i.'-er were killed
On July 11 lsn-1 was sighted. The
temperature wer.t der, to Jf Ah"iit
IS ndles' r.rogte -uj made That
Ttear the rudder ol.ni-, ,,r t:e rVrk A
lerga rn of , a nr.;. k tt-e r-id ler vio
lently The ttllar w thr.trn to the
side, ar.i the wheel -rnrr1 from
the r. f "-e 1 f'.ir.'mKn 1 .1 e-i ana r. t
leans .eg ss a-.pht huneer, -he
ehfttt m and the :,i-t:iin.; ari,i h,th
hnnrt of the r:ck.' leg war. f.' - ir, i
For the rest of 'r.e irvrr tr. ;.ev-fe--
tit wee disabled A nnV.v.er ef f e
Perty earnes'iy ellstl guirg .r tre
trip and rerurstni
"Na: doot t&lk to rr.a rf a..... v i. -
aa-lare4 the ltut. r.a-t In.itlat.t )r f,
Jhj lT will knit. nd bv r.U ,rinm ..w
TU We ert,r and M and ab.e to Th"
aal, v t.Ur.i 4 ' '
a I.:..
ne f
maver the destlnntlon of Each held back death to ask "Who runs ?'
'Hhel In Mccormick And unto each his death was sweet;
" wa,'r rin.'.lr.g northeast To this, because his flag had won:
son sound the party went To that because of sheer defeat!
' a spot for Peary's win-
, R"n'1 ran up Immortal each In word and deed
w nere toe una of either cause I little recK
No one can do much toward reclaim- Mamis nu vo ' Idea has beeome Imlanred n Tu. , -
due mot vnn ionij io ( . -i '
Ing the recalcitrant young men or and friendships m
U I t r C 1 1 i 1 .
women but their own parents, and thoy
minn that anv voun-r woman who ai
muPt not undertake it armed with pa- ForgettlniT their rppponBthllity fath- a did not take a younn and tt mctlv
rental authority ana a demand or suo- ern or lncor riginiert anempi iu unun Ameriran e-lrl inn tn lm tifl
til ll. t Inn anttmf-Uvr Cnnh a mt.nhlsf fhV ll9VA rfftn hV KOIDft I m DP- . l . . . " ... . . r, , n
' ,rn hf Wfll i,in fn( hrulw 1
was found to t,e f;)! pf bun,, hoe, 11 ;- o .-.w.-e.i win, popples dslsles And keeo the stinging tears ln check' C,our8". begets resentment and defiance, rlous. heartless m eas u r c M any sad j,arls as ph acctistomed to i New
As Peary wanted me-it for ptovlslnns V. -1 : -Jl-" k'-r! y,,, ,i.t,-i wer. onIy -na Kee0 lne e"nB'"B " Parents should never relax their watch- stories could be told of the Irrational york AU mannfr of ,.., ,mlriM
his hide was rttnoud and the fie.h r - s ?' ' ' ' ' v ' po'e ' ' I mourn for both and mien as they , ;",KCa.re .uf . ,helr. c.lldrSn f.nl XJielT measures adopted y r ftv ath. her, lifted their hats, tried to act as her
out -:p Into quarters and s'or. !' The ! ef Tsrr's ho-se the On Vrery hateful armv's r!! ,,,r'h to their majority by which time ers to jnunish lr, r.fh' .ren. escort and endeavored to begin coner
At. ,( . . .. mi-'e--(' - i i I I. r I? evVIL. -h.J,. eVitoa. that .1.. surh comradsh p should have been es- and of designing detectives, relatl es or aatlons
bew.lw'IrunruVc.e:.85' ""a flk ThrU'r ,ne Kr' ' SrS T Zti.X'XV b"wVe" .But ".vary one faded suddenU- wh.
or "?lf'SM?'iy:m"lt fhh k'!,'h "'JW..1 ,h "a-h -Edith M. Thomas. e.-iot o' 1 from'X"? indchlbjr" Vr Iheir Z wn'm"n ZtZ'tV
l ,.,.r -h ' , ""i h' .. J "r- "5 there T" taretita. They should be bound together ends, and the final tragic end of rrod- rnmcn "r''h , tf "ndc I tr hi
"-I -.fi nno'"rof !,',v' cr. of j . , ;r,,, ,am. In th. Traffic on the Mle. r.v the strongest possible ties, in.epar- lgal children who might have been p. ' w n. oPthose minute h?t J
,Be Z l"'". " "..,r"", "N J7'f U-r:;.--fl fie-ef,.,. tv,ere m , , xru a "e in all their alms and ambitions of aived if Christian means had been ? f rioni f Urrf ht lh Iiav J
ternoor. snow fel, in quantities -.rc- i -itv f r -, v . ,,mb.r for th( It 1, . curious fact that the Mle and jlfe. This can be done if parents would adopted. over there rsilancaJ , or T her nslm
Iua . . a thar;,"t fl7',Li,r' T . T"lrtv 'V' or.strueted. was mrt of the canals In Erypt run north look upon their children as the greatest We have Just read In the papers the "..p '.n rmarke.? inhesltVtJ
.t1 I TS ,n7 h V l""k'1 I . !r '"r..truct!on he- " -K b,0, . nearlv aIl t.lesslnr of life, the mother consecrating; melancholy story of Joel Klnne,v. son , FrVnch :l m so toT?v vou'Ai so rJroH
like a m dwlnter n. : hme g tn I. - v , rK w6. j r. entirely by V"1 , ' , th,,. herself to her children in -their Infancy' of the late Francis Sherwood tflnney. Z ki v. i b,. Hw Ti S
lit steamed ahead at the rat. of tre crew ' th year from the north, and thus fur- Bnd th8 fathar ,u1nen.n(nl the moth- which, If true, convicts fcia father of .1:. 10 "' mr " n,on'rj
four knots an hour for 24 hours M-:- Ta r,i-... . i i . V - v,..r.t i.rnnallltir nnwar f.-.r r a vl.ll.n. . . th.l. hiA. th. ,i.ll,l Intiiiminll. tnmard hla aotl V. ' . .... I
..i n ihn tfta rtiearesi uropeiung en.
th' I.-ir.-i. t-.t: .. ;'-. mens of hlrda boats going south When the boats re- are out of the nurserv, both uniting It seems the bov Incurred the dls
'in r- rivets .ei.,. h... r,-- turn north the rspld current of the Nl'a tnelr efforts to keen their children nure r.le'ftaure of his father, who sent his dls-
f-- s't: -sciiei .(-e hav tn a.t Is th motive rwer The regularity of and undefiled bY being left to the care obedient eon around the world on a
P a it m ,-t-. - f- .. tha wind and the rteadlness of the cur- of hired servanta tutors, arovernessn saillnr ship accompanied by detectives.
s of ife fa- rear-, s r-eif-. - ver imlosdad an J rent era two reasons why toas pro- snd tea. hers, who are rarely worthy of whojie duty It was to see that he did
surpassed ir. ,.r , d v afer ta tr'v'l In pe'.led hy mr other power are o. Vft. Ja the trusts that are constantly confided not return to New York." Think of a
i-.ii ;r - m acemv r-s rt T ar ueea. iima la not mv ini,i"iini an ei-v.ninpiii. sane man runucninnir ma uti. muu i i
r.::
drift Ice and enormous Icebergs were ,,,
passed, r ut. by careful inr-rf a
a oldei rn!!;ijn-p It 's d'ff'ru!t ,rt
t.'im.K lie six" P. ira .tm
set free from the g seiers or e ra
north Those i
sire nr seen before
in in esttm.ited es belrg mors (.sh ,.r . rn-
hour Ink spots were
'I
But not so much sire to the fomeller ones of caring for ports are that these hirelings kept the ,onr .nj tn color remained Intaetjj
transportation In her children and training them for ue- poor boy under the Influence nt liquor f-aroxld of hyrogtn ran be ued on te
Ihlnk. In 1ew rf fulnea, n life, can blame no one but in order to carry out the compact they rnoet delicate color' snd It will tV
JmoTri Ink, Xot Pink
From HarDer'e Bsxmr
T - A . -1, iw .1,1. ...
which I unfortunately spilled some likjl
1 Innh. anma n &m I H a r f 1: , .
. . M k.talnaaa In Fnl aa in r.nk Tha mntl.r v V. n haa aa Una n. aii?h a I . fa ar 1 1 N rotntlfttllnri ITlfir, In ha r I . , . , ,,. ,, . , , . .
than .. .Ila. tn lef.th and iu feat - r.. ,t-., "'"": !'1,-y'; - 'J l'".. :";.:"; I'".'" ' Z-.-aIS.Z-- .1. ..1.1 ' ., ..ia i. . rr . ... " i. m mtt
sbo,tKa water. r.r. '.'.a I'f" ro'r-P'eted. ,.. boats propelled br wln4 mente. and "te.e frlvntttle of aorlatv to nosalblT have found hlmeelf. The re- ! ah.t k.if h
" " ' ii.ni-- tira,,.... . -a . .', . or mrrar.t are slow
ape Tork. eeren ml.e. :t.a ri'a -..y in alter mBjj. nf w,t,
eongtnn of tea preverted a land- ' ... p.r.t ona mish
Irh was ptannen- i ire r r -jrs a'adamr mat, tha TmMllim effarad br the Nile aed hrif If iha-r an aatrav SNirtharanra ha1 m.ita vllh bis unnatural father. ,1.1,. - i r v. .
o o;ea o'. u witn (rest surrees an my floe lawn
d br him wh ists." " ' i
I hearts.
aAa , . . .
tvn.i'. u la l,i, h -, .
the loss nag- iiri jruij iitsasuirw.
eur1ous4y anouih. rreaa Jade.
spirited sway afte H a abend Bt why did yin rtisw's
Attrele. ISL IC Ceal this BemtT. wn (ha.
111 attamrt to H rra-e see mmlm t dlrtsar tonieet? t
t"t utt.iri iia rfctyti a v ll m. we u t
icjous parent le rmiy evactly eoevcb alabea left to r
IM laVLte. -
Tha ,Mn . !" at this ro'tit wn
'. " r- rree Wh a in,,l.. n. ,Va la ha m-A llf!lM4 a -t- -a rr.mm- . .... ' . !. V u... . l t.,.. ' . i. ' . ' ' . -. LL -"-. ' .
tnpniin tr.e fcr ' t. one occss!..i -..a - ; , maxy trie rranr eanais inrnninuui int it-ii. a mninrr enoun maae It ner conectn- two monins ago inn
reraum t r-Us- the to. . 11 !!.L0-un,,, ' H-ce of berd etarl cu ,y a, c , y fr-rr, r.'fve, t Tbe Mle Is reTlgable for many hundred tlous dut to try aa far as In her Ilea has gone to be Judge
them wits. runte.ar The ratV tatlU -Hw-lt''" ronw-rtnres ,n. :"'' " Z fighting mile The flrst cataract is at Assouan, to avoid the transmission f evil pro- krroweth the secrets of si
t lalisTt t' tn i..-.tA I,. "ITS '!lVsl The txerd. sordlng to th- ' w "T lr :air TPft- b-t bre Is no IMerrurtlon of traffle peneltles or Idlosyncraeles that sra See- The heirs to the 111.
th .hti. aKa aKit. ih,'... " - J 1 .T'ri. """""T' or en trrnf' Met rrtn made an as- until TTadl HMfa Is reached IAS miles lined to afflict their offsortnar sroctaMv then began a search for
. a shno'tna blra atia ' .UV. 12111" "V' V ?r M,',s r,T" rnrr oer or t tr.mJBta!ne frA Cairo. The prtmat-r obwt of th through Ufa ' - lactad aula, who.
(ma tueht. wMb we.es Lir.t dar il,T " w,Se lrtn,1,M eonrer- K'-rJ. 21 "". Jrt'r, slgbte-l ewnals Is to llstrllrote water for-lrrlga- A father Is some times cruelly anlost, aveeras to hare be-a
aboot t a o'rlnrk. rf the eaUoriwhii.. r , , , v . IV ,1 ' "l f " oa a tw. tt tnr r rmif preti tno neap epecan to Me sona on account of be wsa,aiecrreri n loa
e-1 it,. thraur.-T.-. fr !! S Zl' .J'' iT'JVt . r? ." ' hl.rrn ' . " -P .T r.oa-ln cam- la water course, easily nsrlgable by aif- olecor1r In them some Icious trait Prcbeblr III. ni.tnlltti w
if a fcr. :v V " '.'.r"4 ? ,,.',r!r', r'r' ST '.?MT S ' "h Tbe-e log bts .ed mil yteam tuge vTlth er ertl dlspoeltlem. when If tber wtvuM extort s large ransom r-
-la aa tnetaat a was cecfaaloa. for ereW irZZ HTJZ 17 i ii .tZ. mvLl?"JK" F-rrrt s tltiilrt ft.e elus of these reref.lly and d,epaatoo.t.ly study th. th fated h-ir of a mi.
' " " - ivair wm yi fssiaa WUI KVs) V I sjsjsU.J I VsUmfl VV .9TB VI UlVir CDUOTVa UZZlSsI SUM irimaHm.