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THEODORE
WATERS
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Circumstance 0
Fopisaakt. irt.
By Tti*»taa
■an tn the face of orders to put it Int.
practice.
“Look here,” lie «aid. “Can’t <e
lauucti oue of these boats and get
ashore in it before they get to us?”
Even Choky, in spite of bis recent
frame of mind, was taken with it. and
they worked at the davits with the
fury of a lust hope. Tlie falls snarled,
of course, but at last they were ready,
and the four m«ji i-limbed hurriedly la
“What about the dago?" asked Ar­
cher.
"To the deuce with him!” replied the
Buckeye.
Tliey lowered cautiously, a»I when n
big swell went shoreward from under
the steamer they went with it. Taking
their bearings from the range light on
shore as tlieir star, they head«! the
boat toward it anil pulled away into the
night.
PITTSBl RG CORDAGE WOMAN AND FASHION
IT WAS/» SECTOR in PERRY’S GREAT
VICTORY ON LAKE ERIE.
Th, Veasels at the Fauiua« Nueel
Hero's Fleet Were Ftialpped With
lli,|>r Ma:ia(>l(urrd |„ ,he Then
Short Salta In liraw Ing Hooata.
It has been whispered that short
suits are to Invade the drawing room
this winter for the informal afternoon
teas, and the rumor has created a de­
mand for costumes more dressy than
those ordinarily made for walking pur
Little More Thaa Village.
HOW TURKS MAKE COFFEE
BLAkt.
Ii Isn't F««y, but th« I’ruvluct 1« t>r-
htnhilul la IIS Flavor.
MOFFIH
ITOWNt
n »«* <es ««o «•«<*■• «»
HOOK,
Will I IX«. hih |
h ’ ij xrriibi.
CARD «TOOK
To make the perfect cup of Turkish
•••Straw mid Binde
coffee is. like iiianj •liter things. ver)
AA-A7-.MI-G « Ftrwt Ntrt***t ®
easy when the maker knows how tc
Tel. tfa t IMI.
kt
SA>* FKANi'W
do It. but unless tlie art has beeu learn
•■d In Turkey It is difficult.
No one can make a perfect cup. of
coffee unless he has been to Turkey.
There is us much difference betwee« 1
the ordinary cup of coffee and the
exquisite and alluring beverage with
all Its subtle aroma as made by the Do Your Ankle* or Limbs Swell?
artist as there is between horseflesh
Are Your Lye» Puffy? XV e uro
and the best English beef. Tlie Turks*
the Sole Agent»» for the Only
method is simple. They have many
Thing Known That Cures the
little |iots of various sizes. If they
Kidney Diseases That Cau.
want to make two cups only they use
Di'opwy, viz. I l ulton Compound«».
the smaller one. anil If three cups u
larger one. When the water has boiled
they till the little |s>t almost to tlie top
It 1« t>ow well kci’wn that dmpiy Is not In
witli water, then put in three lumps Itself adikease, but Is nearly ulways a symp­
of sugar and put the pot on the tire to tom of klilm-y disease that aeeumpaules lb«
lioil. When it is hot they put in twe chronic stages heretofore lncuruble Hence,
teaspoonfuls of coffee ground very fine up 10 the discovery ot the Fulton Compounds,
was Incurable.
It 1s now, however,
and then stir it round until it is thor­ dropsy
curable In nesr>y nine tenths ot all oueee Here
oughly mixed with the water.
Is an Interesting rocovory, to which ae refer by
The next step is to place tlie pot on permission.
the fire again nnd watch it very care­ Mrs Peter <k>rhenlx ot P.'s Fillmore street,
Fraiiclsco. i- tme alarming y dropsteal.
fully until the' coffee bubbles up to a F.m
Her pliysi. lat> hud t> .llj to tap bi r every t< w
froth, and before tills froth escapes tlavs Hive was lapped nearly tt-rly lluie» novi
worse trout day to dnj Trie physician
over tlie side you take the pot from the crew
tHatlr told h, r' Iisbai.d that she bad Bright a
fire and tap the bottom gently on the I -aae ot the Midueys, that It wus In an u.l
v.*:<ced clii'cae n ivleand beyond medical ad.
stove till tlie froth goes down. Once Iler
ie-urt also gave her the usual trouble i.ml
again the coffee is allowed to bubble stye was in such a serious rend II ton. the relaliv es
were
They put her ou l-ulton a Com
over the fire, and the process of tap­ Found sent It tor. st aye,
1 on the stomach, the tlrst
ping the pot on the stove is repeated 111 ng that had done so for a week The secviud
w. es the dropsy declined a little nod the im­
three times.
provement was then gradvul till her recovery
When the froth rises to the surface was complete. This case wits examined into
by representatives of the San I rum-lseo star
for the fourth time the pot should be end
the overla .q Monthly, and th, genuiuemsr
taken from the Are and the coffee ot the case and the recov, ry were tuily attested
In their columns
should be poured first into one cup and
Mrs. Ttrnnas Christol ot 420Twenty seventh
then into another, so that each cup dti-’-ot, San I’ranclseo, was also swollen with
as the result ot chronic kidney disease,
contains a portion of the froth on the dropsy,
to more than «evenly die is utids beyond bet
top.
normal weight, and had to be moved in »beet«
close to a« alb'« door allliougb she liad
The Englishman cannot make coffee u to ni u was
physicians She was put on the Fulton
at all. He tries hard, but never sue- ( ompouuds Throe we. ka showedtuiprov ement
In six mouths sbe was well, and pci ml la
ceeds either in making a pej-fect cup und
Hus reterenee
of Turkish or French coffee. The
If you have dropsy don't I- mporlse There is
Frenchman, on the other hand, also 0' 1 v one thing k wn that will cure the cliruulc
disease
it Is behind it and that >»
tries hard to make a perfect cup of Itidnsy
I uit.m's Comp uul The lienal Compound tor
Turkish coffee, but be meets with lit­ Bright's and «id:. \ Illse-a-es, »1 ; fol I laletes.
ad
J.din .1 I'ulton Co
t
Washington
tle more success than the Englishman. It
Street. Ban Frenciacth sole compounders Sei *1
One thing must never be forgotten— tor pamphlul. ke uiu the sole agents tor Ibis
the coffee must be freshly roasted and oily.
ground, It must not be roasted too
black. A dark brown is the ideal color
Then the flavor is divine. — Boston
Globe.
DROPSY
While Pittsburg and vicinity figured
prominently in the early history of the
republic, the city has never laid claim
to uny great share of the victories
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
achieved by Americans in the war of
tie graoiM'U mo ooy ngain ana arag over to starlioard when lie was shock­
1812 because most of the engagements
fed him up the atepe to the englue ed by 11 sudden something which came
of that conflict took place on the wa­
room. Rushing to the oil tank, be U| mhi him like a blighting paralysis
ter. But. an inland town and u I most
caught up two hand oilers» thrust one and stayed Ills hand For a moment
village as it was at that time, Pitts­
Into the bewildered young French be could not comprehend It fully. Theu
burg contributed materially toward
mini's hand and with motions and gea be realized. The war vessel was using
tlie notable victory of Oliver II. I’erry
turns indicat«! that he must assist in her search light, und it fell full, glar­
on Lake Erie Sept. 13, 1813. In Pitts­
•
••«•••
the general greasing. He dabbed at ingly, vividly, convincingly, on the
burg were manufactured the ropes
every hole he could find, pointed con­ bridge of the Lotus. There was no es­
“Boat going off from the Lotus,” said that were required in the equipment of
tinually to what be was doing and caping it. It was not to I m * shaken off. tlie flag lieutenant to the commander Perry's famous fleet.
then drove the youth around to the No cloud could overeast it. It wrote its of th<* war ship.
Tills was the first instance t^uit has
“llatber time for it, I should say,” re­ been placed on record of Pittsburg’s
other side and set him to work. The warning in letters of fire all over tlie
boy was apt and did as well as his wh II of events. It seemed like an ac­ sponded the commander. "Good chase having furnished the equipment of a
teacher.
cusing Anger ready to follow him to the that fellow lisl me. The instructions fleet of war for the government, but
Reardon rushed Into the fire room end of time, and It tint'd Mr. Reardon were positively Sandy Hook. Why he since that time the Smoky City has al­
again, swore at Private Morley for with wrath—wrath which gathered its should run so far down the coast I can ways held a prominent place in the
stopping to wipe the sweat from his force and insane purpose from the re­ not say. Well. 1 suppose it will be ex­ building of vessels of war. Those craft
forehead, abjured Andy for the love of vulsion tiiut followed the deeds of the plained to tlie department. My instruc­ of Perry’s, of course, were only woollen
life not to slacken his gait. opened door day. Although he knew instinctively tions were to find a derelict or to cap­ affairs, nnd the amount of iron about
after door to look for spots, cursed that the contention could not be grunt­ ture a filibuster. Brownson. I think tlie them was very small. With the evolu
screamingly when he saw one, shovel­ ed within the law, somehow he felt derelict Iles yonder. Take tlie launch tion in tlie construction of war vessels
ed coul like a madman and ran back tluit he liad proved himself a man over and see. If there is any contra­ came also the development of indus­
again to the engine room to scan the among men by the day's work, He who band of war on board, we'll confiscate tries In Pittsburg, so that now, by the
gauge, to curse the boy, to wipe the had been a worthless tramp, a very it in tlie name of tlie I'nlted States.”
manufacture of armor plate for Uncle
The launch, leading a flotilla of boats, Sam's ships, the city still sustains its
joints, to test the high pressure valves, high priest of the unwashed, a constant
was
gone
a
long
time,
'and
when
tlie
to tighten rivets, to try tlie steam oil­ and consistent sinner against tlie code
reputation which was start«! In such
Ing apparatus, to do a thousand and —he who bud been these tilings and, in lieutenant returned to tlie war vessel a humble way in 1813 by furnishing a
he
had
with
him
a
French
boy
very
one necessary-yes, and unnecessary— spite of them, hud shown such general­
quantity of rope for Perry’s fleet on
things in the space of five minutes. ship, undergone such terrible exertion, much scared, who jabliored piteously Lake Erie.
Wlien the gang«* reached the hundred displayed sueb intuitive thought—was in his native tongue. The lieutenant
The ropemuking industry was begun
mark, he ran down and turned on the he to be denied the fruit of it, his quiet spoke French, so tlie boy clung to bitn in Pittsburg in 171)4, and the first one
ns
to
a
last
friend,
In
the
cabin
of
the
FOB INFOIiMAL AFTERNOON TEAS,
blowers and, calling to Private Archer freedom? No, no--not Until they bad
to engage extensively in the business
to follow, ran up to the bridge, where puid for it a thousandfold! As he gray vessel he told a tale that greatly was Colonel John Irwin, a Revolution­ pose. The model shown is in Russian
be expounded all he knew of the steer­ thought it out quickly ills wrath blazed amazed his listeners, and it was put ary soldier, who wes severely wound­ green over the same color taffeta, the
ing gear, which was not much, and left forth in words, and back along that into official writing while the two ed in the battle of Paoli. After peace foundation finished by two very narrow
Archer with Ideas of gong signals narrow shaft of light be roared venge­ stcniuefs .ran north. I.ater that night was declared he started in tlie business aecortiion plaitings. The broadcloth
it was discuss«l in tin* wardroom by
which were decidedly at variance with ance.
in Pittsburg and at the same time es­ skirt is in eight gores, with the front
those who had heard it.
the code.
tablished
the first ropewalk west of the and back panels box plaited. At -the
Lashing the wheel, he ran below and
"it seems,” said the senior lieutenant,
Back in the engine room Reardon called his companions from the fire
Alleghany mountains. His place of hem of each side- is a strap of the cloth
somewhat
ruefully,
"that
tlie
crew
of
made the boy go down and carry coal room in such tones that they came up
business was located on the site for so following up the seam at each back
to the feeders and then, after a few to tlie deck wonderlngly. They were tlie Lotus must have left her off Sandy many years since occupied by tlie fa­ edge to a height of six inches. These
preliminary taps and tightenings, startled at seeing the light bearing on Hook, but how we missed them is more mous old hotel, tlie Monongahela House. are. embroidered in lines and dashes
turned cautiously the wheel of the them from a distant vessel, but they than I can tell. While we waited those Here, where since presidents, kings and with dull red and black silk and from
starting gear. She came over slowly, were yet more startled at Reardon's tramps and soldiers got aboard. Then princes have been entertained, the rope corners rays with heavy dots of tlie
two colors twisted In one. The Eton
Bud at the first revolution be turned manner. Andy especially, to whom bis tliey saw 11s. and. being afraid of gov­ business was modestly begun.
the main valve till he could feel the comrade’s actions during tlie day had ernmental institutions, tliey ran nwny
Colonel Irwin died not long after tlie coat has similar straps on cape borders
battles during the
The mortality among
with
the»
boat.
”
lurch of the high pressure cylinder as been a revelation, was puzzled.
and lower part, which opens over, a
three teething years is something frightful.
LONDON IN 1700
"But,” exclaimed a Junior lieutenant. establishment of his business in the panel back, and the cape is open to
The census of IWKi shows that about one in
tlie column of vapor expanded In It.
city, bis death having been the result
"What's the matter, Choky?” he
every seven succumbs.
Site got down to business splendidly, cried. "What's the matter? What you “Just think of four men and a boy run of injuries be sustained in tlie Revo­ neck. A high girdle of ldaek velvet When Traitors’ Heads Adorned Lon­
The
<ause
is
apparent.
With
baby's
ning
a
2.000
ton
steamer
for
thirteen
don
Hridjie
and
Temple
liar.
| mg in ths
bones
and he could tel) by her voice that she goln’ to do?”
lutionary war. The business was at­ has the ends embroidered in dull red.
skull) dosing up and its teeth 'orming, all
hours!
Great
Williams,
liow
tliey
must
London in 1700 was a comparatively these corning at once create a demand for
was doing well. He listened to her
tended to by Mrs. Irwip, who is said green and white and finished with
"What’s the matter? What’s tlie mat­
bone material that nearly half the little
awhile, and, finding everything all ter? Don't you see, an’ tlie blasted have worked!”
to have been a woman of extraordinary black silk tassels. The vestee fronts small city of about 600,000 Inhabitants, systems
are deficient in.
'l'lie result is
"The
really
heartbreaking
part
of
it.
right so far ns he knew, he went on bullseye starin' you in the face? What
and priests’ collars are also of embroid­ tlie rougli and ill kept main roads to I eevishness, weakness, sweating, fever, dlai-
energy
and
ability.
Later
her
son
as
­
that
deck to see liow Archer was doing. am I goln’ to do? Why. I'm goln* for the tramps at least,” put in a line sisted her, and the business was car­ ered velvet. Bell shaped sleeves with which had been but slightly improved rhoea,
terribly fatal, The deaths in 1900 ill Kiel
The Lotus was racing like a liner and ashore over to them lights. See them? officer, “is that, though they worked ried on under tlie firm-name of Mary roll back cuffs embroidered in design since Tudor times. The ghastly specta­ prove
18,* to
. \ ii” tiling of
three
years
were
thepiselves nearly to death, it might
cle of many of the trees oa the South­ the ’ vast number outside the big cities that
heading due south.
and trimmed by a silk tassel.
An' I'm goln' to take this bloody boat have brought them fortune had tliey & John Irwin.
wark road bending under their burden were • not reported, and this in tlie Unlkud
Five miles away in the north amaze­ wit' me!”
In
171)5
the
ropewalk
was
removed
States alone.
had the sense to pick it up. They could
of
hanged men hud indeed been slight­ When baby begins to sweat, worry or cry
ment was reigning on the war vessel.
Belt«
For
the
Winter.
to tlie square bounded by Liberty ave­
“Goin' to take the boat wit’ you?
in sleep don’t wait,
i
him ) the need ii
Win'll smoke belched heavily from the Why, Choky"— But Choky was off to have demanded salvage if tliey had nue, Third and Fourth streets and Re­
Belts are wider than they have been. ly modified, but none the less the de­ out
11 ■
\\ Il.tl th*
neither medicine nor
funnel of the Lotus, a lieutenant who the bridge, and by the time they bad merely stayed on board. They were doubt alley. The product turned out The new waistband is from two to composing beads of !’traltors" still little system is crying out for is more bone
had been watching her since daybreak fully comprehended his meaning be within the three miles of shore limit by tlie Irwins was of a good quality four Inches wide and rather bright in tilled the atmosphere about London material. Streetman'» Teething Food sup-
plies It. It has saved the lives of thousands
when we caught them.”
hurriedly told his commander the fact. had the wheel unlashed.
coloring. Suede and doeskin belts have bridge and Temple Bar with myriads of babies. They begin t<i improve within
“How much would the salvage have and was in great demand. The busi­ taken tlie place of the shiny leather Of baneful microbes.
forty-eight hours,
Here Is what physicians
It made the commander stare. He was
ness grew, and soon it was necessary
The Lotus while the wheel was lasli
Our immediate forbears were evident­ think of it.
In his cabin at the moment, perusing ed had turned her nose slightly away been worth to them?” asked tlie junior. to remove the walk to a place where . oik ' s considered smart In the summer.
2934 Washington St.,
“Oh, roughly, I should say $5o.ooo -
San Francisco, June 2, 190?
official documents. He picked up one from the shore, but under tlie feel of
All the belts fasten with the harness ly not overparticular about sights and
more
ground
was
available.
Conse
­
prescribing
your food in
Gentlemen—1 am
of them and read It intently. Finally tlie helm, which Reardon put over, she yes, $75,000,” responded tlie other.
buckle or an antique clasp. A charm­ smells: They were accustomed to see
multitude of baby troubles due to Im­
"Heavens! Fate can be ironical when quently in 1812 the works were re­ ing suede belt may be made at home men sitting in the pillory pelted witli the
be said:
peded dentition. A large percentage of In-
moved to a site on the bank of tlie
fantile ills and fat&UtUs are the result of
sbe tries hard.”
"That is curious. And are you sure
with slight expense nnd trouble. Cut a rotten eggs and possibly Included among •low
Allegheny river near the Point.
teething. Your food supplies what the
“
May
I
ask,
”
inquired
an
ensign
who
their
Immediate
circle
not
a
few
who
deficient
system demands, and 1 have had
no Isiats left her?”
piece
of
suede
an
eighth
of
an
Inch
Soon after this last removal there
should
have
known
better,
"liow
it
hap
­
surprising
success with It. .n scores of cases
“Not since tlie hnze cleared. Besides,
wide and the required size of tlie had been deprived of their noses and this diet, given
came
one
day
to
call
on
Mrs.
Irwin
a
wltn the-» t-gular food, has
pens tluit a well found, well laden
ears for expressing too freely their not failed to cheek
how could she steam away if the boats
the infantile distresses,
waist.
Bind
on
each
edge
with
ribbon.
steamer should be left derelict on the boyish looking fellow who introduced Graduate one end to a point and draw opinions, political and religious.
Several of the more serious cases would, 1
bad gone?” replied the lieutenant. Then
himself
as
Oliver
H.
Perry.
He
said
feel
sure,
have
been
fatal
H. it ean-
high seas where any one may happen
The drains were in an appulling con not be too QUlckl) I” ■ '.r without
hi' added suggestively, “There is a
to the attention,
that he was building a fleet of war the other through the buckle in plaits. dition. The Innumerable churchyards of
along
and
pick
her
up?
”
In
defense
of
the
mothers
of
the
country.
It
ie an ab
schooner in the offing.”
The belt is finished when a harness­
eity.
his utter lack of professional discretion vessels on tlie shore of Lake Erie and maker has riveted tlie eyelet boles in were so full of coffins that they often solute
“All!” said tlie commander, relieved.
L. C. MliNDEL, M. D.
that
lie
would
require
a
considerable
it must be said that there were others
"That doubtless is the reason. Well,
place. This belt is one of the new projected through the turf. Benr nnd
Petaluma, Cal., September 1, 19M.
who were dying to ask that very ques­ quantity of cordage to equip his fleet. crushed kind.
bull baiting, dog fights and boxing Dear Sirs
we must keep her in sight”
—I have _ Just tried rhe teething
Mrs.
Irwin
made
a
contract
with
the
tion.
matches were attended even by royalty food l!
in both it was a suc­
And so when Choky Reunion a few
- -
“If ever you get into .tlie diplomatic youthful naval officer, ami in due time
[ —, —
as late as 1820, and five years later.all cess. One was a very serious case, so criti­
Seaion
1
*
Favorite
Colors.
minutes later looked anxiously astern
the
cordage
was
all
finished
and
deliv
­
cal
that
It
was
brought
to me from another
1__g /
service, young man, you may come to
and saw smoke trailing after the gray
Now browns trimmed with white tlie "dandles” in London were paying city for treatment. Fatal results were feared.
er«! to Commodore Perry.
learn
tluit
for
a
neutral
nation
to
sell
In
three
days
the
baby
ceased
worrying and
high
prices
to
stand
tn
the
carts
round
vessel he was sure in his mind that she
Tlie amount of rope in this famous panne nre among the smartest shades Tyburn to behold- twenty-two of their commi need eating and Is now well. Its action
contraband goods to a nation nt war
was increasing her speed in tlie effort
of
color,
and
dark
blue,
with
grass
In
this
case
was
remarkable.
I would Mil­
may cause grave international compli­ order was not great compared with green, continues in the affection of fellow creatures hanged for misdemean vise you to put it in every drug store In this
to catch them. Tills made him rush
that
which
is
now
used
in
fitting
out
city.
Yours,
cations. Bnt,” lie went on slowly and
Into the fire room with Intimations that
many. As to gray, the dark shades nre ors which in our time would be pun­
I. M. PROCTOR. M. D.
suggestively, “while tlie United States our modern sea monsters of ships, but returning to favor, and one of the ished with a few days’ imprisonment.—
the work going forward there, far from
for
the
day
and'
the
place
the
order
Sweetman's
Teething
Food will carry baby
is nt wnr with Spain, 1 do not see why
I k Ä
Saturday Review.
being wliat it ought to lie, would have
safely and comfortably through the niwet dan­
was a notable one. When tlie entire or­ smartest costumes among the Paris
she
lins
not
a
perfect
right
to
find
11
car­
:
.'japth
gerous
period
of
child
life.
It renders lanc­
to be Increased in the ratio indicated
models is a dark gray cloth with scar-
ing of the gums unnecessary. 0 It Is the safest
go of war material if some one—1'11 not der was completed, Mrs. Irwin, who, let velvet trimmings.
Convenient Fetters.
when tlieir present exertions were con­
plan
and
a
blessing
to
the
baby
to not wait
say who—is so careless as to leave ft though well up in years was still in­
Leo Deutsch, a Russian-political exile for symptoms but to commence giving It ths
trasted witli complete idleness. He
Let girls, with red hair avoid blue
terested
in
business
and
was
intensely
fourth
or
fifth
month.
Then
all
the teetl
floating uncared for on the high seas.”
who was permitted to return to ills
used ills own form of expression, of
patriotic, .gave personal supervision to shades of red and pale green. They home, tells in Ills book, “Sixteen Years will come Ib'iii’ hfiilly, Without pain, dis
There
was
silence
for
a
little
time,
tress
oh
lancing.
It
Is
an
auxiliary
to. (heli
course, and they understood him per­
may wear plenty of cream, gray nnd
regular diet and easily taken. Price 50 centi
broken only by tlie measured tread of the inspection and packing of the goods. dark green.
I11 Siberia,” tales not only of suffering, (enough
fectly. His tirade of abusive encour­
for six weeks), sent postpaid on re
They
were
taken
by
way
of
tlie
Alle
­
an orderly outside the door, and theu
but of lenient treatment by his Jailers. celpt <?f price. Pacific Coast Agents, Inlam
agement, born iu the cool nlr above,
one who had not yet spoken said. gheny valley, part way by boats and
In Siberian-prisons often the harshness Drug Co., Mills Building, San Franclse«.
A Norfolk Coat.
was totally eclipsed by the black blast
part way overland, to the famous bay
"From ail I hear, that fellow the 1«
of tlie discipline was consideralijy re­
A
dark
reversible
blue
tweed
coat
has
of profanity that came like tin* breath
on tlie south shore of Lake Erie where
calls Jokay must be .something of
laxed. On one occasion, to the vast
of tlie furnace hole from below. It
the Impatient Perry was busily engag­ the Norfolk cut without the plaits. It is amusement of tlie prison authorities.
Thackeray nn a Critic.
man.
”
fitted and belted bn<*k and sides and
stopped liis panic and made him think,
ed
in
getting
bis
little
fleet
ready
for
It cannot be contended that Thack
“Yes,” responded the senior lieuten­
Deutsch appeared before the governor
for in ids day he had helped to drag
the
coming
battle
which
was
to
mean
ant. ending the conversation. "Yes.
witli ills fetters tied up witli a piece of eray was a.great critic. Indeed, there
men from a similar black pit to the
Given an incentive in life, that man so much for the American cause. In a
string, and it appeared lie bad only as is not doubt that, as a rule, he prefer­
deck, where they might have a chance
short time tlie ropes were all fitted to
might become famous."
sumed them for tlie moment. But tlie red second rate books of the first class
to recuperate in much cooler tropical
doin’ auhnrc over to them
But at that moment Choky Reardon their places, and tlie fleet set sa l.
complaisant governor was afraid of a to the greatest. For instance, while,
sunlight. It might come to pass where "H’hi/, I'm llyht«.
What happened at Put in Bay on that
See themt"
was
in
a
heaven
of
delight
merely
be
­
visit from higlr quarters. “Then if an as a matter of course, lie admitted that
tlie toilers below would prefer to be
famous day of Sept. 13, 18.13, is known
inspection is made you will be wearing Milton was a great poet, be added that
captured, for, ns the Buckeye said came around with a magnificent sweep cause the incentive to fault» liad been to every American. It was from one of
your fetters." lie asked, laughing. "Of "he was such a bore that no one could
thickly and ominously, “Hades couldn’t and charged ¡tend down toward an removed..
his victorious ships, fitted with Irwin's
electric light on shore three mllesi
course,” replied Deutsch. "You see, rend him.” Whatever one may think
be hotter!" Something must be done.
cordage made at ’ Pittsburg, that the
Sititke Killing Cat« of Cairo.
I’ve come to you in full dress,” point­ of tlie discernment of a man who says
it was plain to iteardon thnt watches away.
A native woman living in old Cairc young commodore sent his immortal
ing to Ills tied up chains. On another that, it Is impossible to doubt bls bon
“Let's do something!" cried Morley.
must tie arranged nnd in such manner
was entering her house when, to bet dispatch, “We have met the enemy,
occasion Deutsch's bag was stolen. It esty. He was often led away by the
that tlie relieved man would hnve a "We’!l all be drowned!”
great terror, she perceived a snake of and they are ours.”
contained, among other articles of a character of tlie author whose works
But
it
wits
not
theirs
to
do.
Site
was
chance between tricks to lie menaced
Perry
and
his
men
nnd
his
stanch
formidable dimensions, which had tak
convict's attire, tlie indispensable fet­ he was criticising. He disapproved of
visibly by the Nemesis in the north, charging blindly to the distant surf on possession of tlie hearth during the ships won this notable victory, but the
ters, and he had to apply for a new Swift and Sterne and rather grudging
Again, trusting the engine to I’rovl- whitened «lge of the witter like an old woman’s absence. The woman fled, stout ropes and good cordage made
pair. “Take care you don't lose these!” ly admitted tlieir qualities, but lie
donee, he (Reardon) must take a trick plains bison to the edge of a canyon, leaving the door open. Her cat then along Duquesne way in the infant city
said the officer as Deutsch packed tliemi gladly praised I’ope, whom lie loved
at the tires himself. He was sure this nnd destruction nwaited nt tlie end of appeared on the scene, entere'd, saw of Pittsburg did their share also, for
because of bls Infirmity nnd because
among bis luggage.
plan would act ns a spur on the sol the run. Yet in her soul she seemed to
when
they
were
put
to
the
test
they
the cobra, put wp its back and tail, spat
of the love the poet bore ills mother,
diers. but he was less sure of the Buck­ know, nnd in her soul she revolted. All and otherwise manifest«l its hostility proved that they were good stuff.—
Some Very Ancient l.nw«.
His Judgments came from the heart
eye. He determined to relieve him first. dny the fnlthfnl engine had toiled for
nnd In turn went out A few minutes Pittsburg Press.
King Amrapbel of Babylon, who rather thnn th« intellect. It was for-
They had then been tiring an hear. them under protest—underfed, uncared
afterward it returned in company with
lived 2,250 years B. C., formulated a tunnte when these coincided.—Lewis
Morley must lie made to hist anotlwr for. unwashed. All day from its heart n oeeonil cat. After n similar exhibi­
code of laws. His statutes, which Melville In Fortnightly.
hour, nnd In order to Impress on him It hnd pump«! the blood of its great tion both went out and returned with
were operative five centuries before
more thoroughly the need of It he took circulatory system through its veins, a third, and similarly went away, re­ The water lily of the Amazon has
very elusive habits, The buds «pen
Appropriate Drr«Nliiff.
the laws of Moses, numbered 282 and
htm up to the deck and showed him over nnd over, till It thinned and grew i
contain tlie following:
Henry Irving once preached quite a
the pursuing flend, enlarging greatly weak—till Reardon, looking fearfully turning finally with a fourth. Con twice—the first time just a chink at
"If a woman who sells beverages terse sermon on appropriate dressing
on what would happen If that length­ at the diminishing tank, had sought to sidering that sufficient force had I mm 'I i the tip. In the early sunrise hours, a
gives bad value for the money paid her, A clever ioung woman belonging to
ening trail of smoke were allowed to sustain life in the machine witli hypo recruited to kill the snake, tlie four at sort of premonitory symptom. On the
she shall be thrown into water.
his company appeared at rehearsal one
nearer. Morley wont back to work dermic injections of the luintl oiler- once fell on tlie reptile, and after ii following evening it spreads Its four
"If a wife be a spendthrift or if she morning dressed In n lovely gown and
properly impress«!. Andy was then al­ All day it hnd grown stiffer ati<I stifi'ei sliort but fierce struggle the latter «1« sepals with such alacrity that von can
literally
torn
to
pieces.
-Egyptian
Ga
­
toe them move. But the big white bud
otherwise neglect her duties, her Inis a stunning lint. Irving commented on
lowed to come on deck, where be took In Its Joints till it groan«! nnd shrieked
among them remains unchanged until
band may put her away without com­ the unusual splendor of her get up.
th«' wheel from Archer, who went back like a rheumatic. And.now, In the crit­ zette.
I o'clock in the morning, when It hur­
pensation, but if a man put away bis whereupon the actress explained that
to the tires. Andy's knowledge of steer ical moment of Its career, when the
A
COAT
OF
TWEED.
Emharrn«,lnK tn the
riedly spreads its blossom wide open,
wife for no other reason than that she sbe was going to a swell luncheon that
trig tu-iiig llu.it.'d, he was tok! to keep greatest things were exp«'t«l of it, it
A tourist ill the Ueif'j iae'HvtH'T, rt-mniuing L. this condition only half hns a square box front with a fly front has no children he sl'.ill refttrn her .sfln-t’oon p’.’ ! hgd saved 'Imr by.dn«“
the wheel ns it was until lie saw nny had lieen loft to feed upon itself It
I fastener. A flat fitted band takes the
Ing in advance. “Then run away to
Vessel ahead, when he was to report fed to the last gasp of its vitality anti who had been caught in a storm nnd an hour. Within the hour It hns near­ place of a foliar, nnd the loose bell whole dowry.
who after much difficulty had succeed­
“If a tietrotlial be rescind«l, the man the luncheon first, my dear young
the fact down tlie tube at once. Then, stopped. There was a hissing of steam, ed in making ills way to a solitary cot­ ly closed, and by another hour nnd a sleeve is trimmed with flat pointed
shall pay the woman compensation.
lady,” said the star. “Just now your
after calling the boy up to the engine, a Inliored grinding, n sudden cessation tage congratulated himself on his good luilf the entire flower hns been drawn bands to match the collar.
"A widow with grown up children mind, too, is dressed up for the lunch­
which he was made to oil again, Rear­ of the throb, nnd then the momentum fortune when he was asked to stay for under water by the colling of the stalk.
may not marry again without permis­ eon and not for work. When you
don went Into the fire room, where his of the boat was all tluit carri«l It for the night. After donning a suit of bis
Fashions In Fori.
ward.
sion from a Judge.”—London Express.
come to rehearsal come looking the
•X|M*rienee was sadly needed.
An Irish Compliment.
A case of opposite fashions Is the
Choky turned from the wheel ns she host's clothes, so that his own might lie
part” The young woman, who is now
During thnt terrible day it seemed to
When
Earl
Spencef
was
lord
lieutcn
popularity
of
very
big
fur
stoles
and
dried,
be
proceeded
downstairs
nnd
on
Some Error« nt Speech.
a star, never forgot tlie lesson she
tlie men on the Iavtus that the hours lost way and roared to the others on his way met the mistress with a big ant of Ireland the people of I fiiblln quite small ties of fur. The small ties
Many make the mistake of saying learned that morning.
!
which marked the watches off and on the deck below:
“What's the mntter? Who stopped Bildc In her hand. In the fading light called the beautiful countess, one of of ermine with a fringe of tails at both "I Intended to have told you” or “If 1
were like successive heavens and hells
the
loveliest
women
of
her
time.
"Spoil
ends
are
very
fashionable.
she mistook the stranger for her hus­
had have known” Instead of “I in­
in an eternity. When dusk came, the her?’
Mlaonderatood.
"Nobody.” replied Andy. "Site done band and gave him a thump on the ser’s Faerie Queene.”
tended to tell yon” or “If I hnd
pursuing boat was not more than tbrvr
A Printer'« Blunder.
Fergus Hume, who wrote a number
But when their excellencies were
known.” I have heard tlie following
miles away, and when darkness fell It herself. Choky. Guess site's broke head with It. remarking, "That’s for
A
Paris
newspaper
on
one
occasion
about to return to England Irish gal­
asking the man to stay all night.”
confused sentence from one who should of sensational books, was one day in a
over them they mw the lights along down."
lantry was shown in a characteristic made a blunder which excited no small know better: "I should have thought railway carriage with a friend, says
In the glare of the search light Rear
the shore.
amount
of
merriment
at
the
expense
of
way. At the farewell banquet In tlieir
A Woman’s Wish.
that you would have gone to have seen tlie Ixindoa M. A. I*. In one corner was
Then Reardon prepared to execute don shook his fists nnd heap«! curses
honor an Irish gentleman got up nnd a man of real talent. The following her.” The correct sentence would lie, an old lady. Mr. Hume said to his
Mrs.
Ilousekeep
—
My
husband
ba
­
on
ships,
engines,
governments
and
all
maneuver
which
he
the remarkable
said. with much fervor and many paragraphs, intended to have been "I should think that you would hnve friend that he really did not know how
cnlled “a sneak In the dark, First he that in them are. P'c Ixitus «lid along I been complaining a good deal of late
printed separately, were by some error
to murder any one In a n<’W wny. Ho
bows:
because
his
dinner
has
not
been
aerveil
extinguished every light on deck. Then to within a tulle and a b«l?of the shore
so arranged that they were read con­ gone to nee her.”
“
We
all
hope
soon
to
see
you
back
on
time.
It is Incorrect U> say "Those sort of had murdered at least twenty people,
lie closed all bulkhead doors »nd ports and stopped. The other ’suit by this
secutively:
"Dr.
X.
has
been
appointed
and now he wanted a new mode. The
Mrs. Clnbb—Gracious! I wish mine ■ gain, you and the work of art by your
In the Waist R>r four ■ stray gleam time was so near that they could see
bead physician to the Hospital de la tilings” instead of "Things of that old lady shivered and look«! most ap­
»ide.”
sort.
”
Do
not
say
"Ain
’
t"
for
“
Is
not,
”
might •’•wliow «At up from the Are the forms of men passing th” open would.
Charite. Orders have beeD issued by
prehensive. At the next station she
Mrs. Ilousekeep—You do?
Mr». B'lnalip. after • Inst W«>k Wt the ports, nnd the arm of the searel. fight
the authorities for the Immediate ex­ "He don't" for "He does not" or “Not got out hurriedly. Evidently sbe took
Mrs.
Clnbb
—
Yes;
because
he'd
have
Shrinking
moflogty
is
tn
attractive
he •«•< iganA took the wheel operator showed plainly.
tension of the cemetery of Mont Par- U I know" for "Not that I know” or Mr. ffurav for a di agi rous lunatic trav­
to come home earlier to do it.—rhlladel trait of character, but it seldom gets a
"They've got us now!” cri«l Archer.
Usweit
nasse. The works are being executid "I have lit the lamps” for “I have eling with his keeper.
•n1«e of salary Somerville Journal
But Morivy bad his idea, too, anti be phia Pres*
lighted the lamps." Delineator.
Sa • «• alrut to turn the wheel hard
with tlie utmost dispatch.”
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