TIIUHHDAY, .1 t-'IiY I'D, 1338.
mi:m ani .ikwki.s is a it i:.
pin.. u. IIP t i -r for
lliv'r ... iiiiit como fntn tliu .Mlnnil,
Wnbiiuli, Illinois and Kntigutnon rivers.
Chicago Times.
Chat trllli a Chicago .fnntlnr'a Clerk.
Rmrritldi and Itnlilr Getting Source.
A Io1ill An Uncuminun Mono tlriu 1
Dlatlnctlvcly American.
"DlnmomlH nro ntlll trumps nmotiR 1
Jewels," sultl n Joucler'a clerk InaStiito
ntntt store, "mill, In Hplto of tlio cIihiik
IriK fnihlous In Jewels, tlio illiimond ro-
ninlns tlio kliiK of precious stones u fnrns
IMipuliirlty goes. Turquoise, Mipulilrcs,
fineriiMs anil rubles nro liicreimlntr In ,
popularity, liowuver, and nru very export
nlve. TliuemeriililiiiKl ruby seem to bo net 1
tliiK Hcnrcer ami ileurer every year. Why, 1
n line three carat ruby Is worth $45 any
time, unit tho tinerald Is worth nearly us :
much. Some very common rubles will
brltiK $50 to 100. There nru fewer rubles .
IioIiik found every year. It Is tlio sumo 1
with emeralds, besides tlio latter nru m1 I
duiu perfect. I cannot recollect having
ever seen u llnwlcss emerald, and I don't I
believe any one elm In the More cut tliu
cither. In every one of them Mill bo
found n 'feather,' n crack, or n 'cloud' of
wiitiu kind. It seems as If every stone had
been struck with a hammer und stunned.
Tho ciles will bo all rlitlit, hnt the
center will look us If It had cracked with
out Hpllltlnn, or rise theru will bu a cloud
or llaw of some port. Itubles are apt to
bu tliu Mime, Millionth not M;iinrl' r) as
emeralds. Tlwni emcnihU on that cotton
thero nru 'iloiililolH.' Don't jou know
what a doublet M Why, It's a tuiitiu
factured Htono; that Is, It Is a Joining of
two stones. Uxik nt this cmeralil. I'retty,
Isn't It? Keautlful Hut of urecu. Now
turn It njiflile down. Tlicri, ecu that rim
of red around the editor' A doublet r.lways
lias that, no matter what tliu color of tliu
muliumatcd stones was. lint It only
iIkiwh when you turn tlio stono upsluo
down. See, they have even put a I'uw In
tliumirfucu to further Muiulittu kvuuIiio
nes4. They can make doublets of any
itones which will cement together, and
mnko them so cleverly that tho utipriic
(Iced uyu will never detect tho fraud If
you call It that."
"Do you not hnvu (o I'imril against
ipurloiiHiiess lit other enis besides the
Jlamondl"
"Certainly. TurqitnlfM H slmulateil by
uwel counterfeiters. Two smalt and Info
rlor stono will be 'doubled' Into a stouo
that will cause oven experts to cxer Iso
(ho (.-roatcst euro in examining. Or
they will bu pulverized mid mixed up
with forelitu matter In such a way that
tliu now Joui'l will have neatly nil tho
brilliancy of color mid polish of surface
fxHscuxcd by tho Konuluo article. Tlio
Ijjlit bliui I'erslnii luiiuolu Is tho raro
variety at present and Is u-ry exK'nslve."
"In tho window N u while Mipphlre.
How Is llmtr I supposed all sapphires
wero bluo."
"Then you mipiKiicil wrong, but you
nru with tliu majority. Most people think
that nil sapphires nru blue, but that Is fur
from tho truth. The ouu In tho window
(s puro white, as pure as u diamond, llu
tides t 1m iu theru niv violet, pink und
yellow Mipphlres. Tho violet and pink
varieties nru cry beautiful and considered
rxtrn linn Jewels. Tho yellow sapphires
partake of the nature of tho cliry.uibcryl,
which comes ulso In yellow and brown
ml palo (,'rcuti. It M a rather uncommon
Htono und it very beautiful one."
"What Is that Krecu stono on tho cot
Ion In tho rut'iiiTr"
"That Is another very unrommonjHtono,
They call It Alexandrite. It I nn nrlcu
lal Jewel, und theru am not many brought
to this country. It Is very i'Npeiilvo and
Is very hlghl prized by conuolithour, who
nro tliu purchasers of most of them. It Is
it peculiar stonr, ehiiuuluu it light. In
tliu day It is as j on seo It, a dirty green,
but by night it Is full of reddish lights,
It comes In various Maun, from one to
eight carats, ami Is hoiiicUiiiom nluio.it ns
expensive as a diamond."
"Aw opals poptilarr"
".Much moro mi th'iu they were. There
was a tune when you could hardly fell an
opal at any price. Now there is a (Mil
itant demand for them. The supersti
tious regarded them us unlucky, und mi
widespread was the hallucination that it
was Mtldotu you kuw uuo worn."
"Jlow about cnt's-eywC"
"I'iiI'h exes nro very hard btones, found
In various countries The bent como from
Persia mid tho cost. 1 have one of n
brownish Hut (hut is worth Ifflut) iwiy day.
A cut's eyo weighing thrcv carats will
bring $000 easily. Tiger's eo nro Inox
petislvu and very popular. Tho tiger's
eyu Is not a stone, as Is generally supposed,
but petrllled wimnI. It is found iu very
largo ipmntltloii n northern .Mlehlgau,
but mo-it of the belter kind conies from a
petrltUsI forest of Aruuiim. There they
Und It In Muttons as !nrgt as a tree trunk.
They ore iiuulit up Into nearf plus, rings
ii ud other ul tides of Jewelry."
"AVhleh illntinulvcly Amur loan stono Is
tho muni valnl!i'f"
"i can't ray that any distinctively
Atuericuu slouu Is wry wiltmWe, hut wo
pnitlueo i few illiiuimiiU. Tlioy come
troin Iowa and Wicuslu. They nro
kiujill and are too.yellmv. I do not think
tills oouutry, however, will ever produce
very many tlimiiotuU; aiill It is Interest
ing to kuow ilia i tfeiuilim btouoscau rually
bo nwt with occMvluiiully. Mow's an ihM
Hone, Mutt motlUsl crevu and blank one,
Tlnn i II It I'liroeilMbtf. Tlicy cutuu
fr'iu n.o ,ii.iu M kin mm, mikI tu that elto
iv veiHi ulvtil tflA Souuiliiwt thoy
mv iiiiulUsl and Uivid exactly llk til
nH i shell f u turile. and I cue uuul a
leurt pin i'i one m (m m, u n " m
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1 tliiuk tlie ur iiuule of wus,
: iw iiiei'idi'd in in iWn :a ir-
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The r)nenworth I'uplU In IteTlew In.
fun try, Cnrnlry mill Artlllory.
Ono after another they movo out upon
tho field, facing west, the Infantry on tlio
right and nearest usj then the battery, In
two lines, Its gun carriages to the front;
tlicn tlio long slnglo rank of the cavalry
bntlulloti, stretching to the far southern
cdeo of tlio flold. Well out to tlio west,
In front of tlio center, Is tho commanding
officer with his staff, nud presently, ns the
white plumed ndJuUiut gallops ilonn the
line, turns toward his chief on reaching
tho center, then halts and reins about,
there Is u simultaneous crash as arms aro
presented, and a long lino of steel -the
sabers of the cnvnlry springs Into air.
Then rovlew order Is taken, ranks aro
opened, the battery unllmbers anil whirls
Its block muzzled guns to the front; an
other present of tho lino to tho exalted
personage who receives tho review, and Is
balled with a nourish of trumpets and
tho simultaneous droop of all tho stand
arils; another movement, and the Hue be
comes an open column: another com
mand, and with a triumphant burst of
music from tho baud tho whole array
moves as ono man; the passage in review
has begun.
In (iilck time, the band lending, they
como jauntily toward ua, changing direc
tion at the unper corneraud swinging past
tho animated groups of spectators. Front
after front tho sturdy Infantry trudges by,
the student olllcers hidden as lllo closets
behind their companies and wishing for
this occasion only that thoy belonged to
the cavalry and could command and bo In
front or their men Instead of trailing
meekly uflcr them, ns required of tho In
fantry "sub." Well they know that thoy
cannot by any huiiinu possibility look half
H plcturcsiiuu In this position as their
rivals and contemporaries of tho cavalry
on their "prancing chargers" and in front
of their platoons. All the same, thoy
have their sympathetic admirers In tho
throng, and so they pass us by. And
then with champing hits and touring
manes come the platoons of horto. Tliu
battery quickens its gait on tho marching
thinks, and tliu girls wonder how those
gunners sit ho straight with folded arms
nud never muko hysterical grabs at tho
bars or at each other, as thoy would do
under llko circumstances. Tho cavalry,
too, comes around at a trot, the young
platoon commanders fully alive to and
making tho mint of their golden oppor
tunity, looking vastly martial and striving
not to look as though they very well know
Just where "shu" happened to stand
among tho groups of fair ones under tho
shade trees.
Down the long field goes tho glistening
column, olllcer after ollleer saluting as ho
pas.ici tho reviewing point, and then the
Infantry reappears, tramping up the east
ern ('duo. I.iko some perfected machine,
the long array wheels Into line to tho left,
tho r inks are drcsed, thou hiought once
more to review order. Again tho trumpets
nourish, tho standard droop, and arms
'clash to tliu prevent. Then comes brief
rest before miiiio ono of tho time com
mauds Is summoned to tho front to show
what ll can do iu the maneuvers of Its
particular arm, It may be a stirring
skirmish drill, covering tho entire valley,
by tho bright plumed cavalry. It may bo
a dashing series of battery maneuvers,
with much smoke, noise, and odor un
limited m "thu villainous saltpetre." It
may bo rapid evolutions of tho foot bat
talion; hut Iu each and all tho student
olllcer must take Ids part. Charles King,
U. H. A., in Harper's .Magazine.
flrtiiutlnnnl Neiripuper In KiicIiiikK
All tho murder gazuttos nro not pub
lished In this country Hero, for Instance
Is Tho Weekly Courier, of Liverpool. Hug
laud, which recently published tho follow,
lug advert Isineiit "Itomnrkahlo Murder
Trials Now Htorlea of Old Crimes.
Thoro will shortly bo begun Iu Tho
Weekly Courier a series of articles, giving
detailed nud grnphlo accounts of soma of
tho murder trials which huvo taken tho
deepest hold on tho public mind Special
attention will bo given to remarkablo
trials of local Interest In I.lversol and
Lancashire Cach nrtlclo will traco tho
crime from Its Inception, describe Its
methods and Incidents, tho ofTorts of tlio
culprits to elude pursuit and capture, tho
incidents of tho trial, and. tlimlly. tho ex
ecution of tho convict usually at KlrU-
dale,
tudes
1 t'.illnilii llrlm.
Pittsburg Wooer lardently) Drlght
mgel of my IIM You will bo untie!
tweet gill, star of my ex
Allegheny Maiden (dreamily) Eggs
It-, two eggn. ouu cup of Hour half a
pock of suit, a pound of cayenne ipper,
luvo pints of Inking powder (suddenly)
Jht p.udoii inn. KdwHrd. I quite forgot
.on. What wero you saying Y
An hour later Ivdwuid h body Is fished
nit of Davis Inland Duiu. I'ltthtnug
bulletin.
hlio Cmlhln't Ktuilo Mini.
A sherllJ was heurchtng n Ikiiiso. when
ws suppoMil that Mtluet had inncer.led
Nulmiulo hurucb As ho peered into 4
...ik closet the wife of the thiol ro
. irked "Thttt closet, sir. contains abso-
ily nothing uxcept my own wearing up
arI "
Tlmn, what's tlilsT" exclaimed tho slier
1. clutching ut the stolon proicriy My
i fo don't wuur any such Uvuietidoiis
kiu' tiggui as this " Detroit Ptv
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l,riiliiK rimlt Uimnauci.
It Is cUIumxI that, getu'imlly srklug
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l'i..Vatlre of low (togr ot lutel
ii. i u..i . wor. und rtwulu from tun eou
tuliUm th lower liitollei tual fftO
ultiist upou such niivliuiiuvj elTort with
it tlio Jitrciintrl'! U. 'in o ot the lab'UM
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