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BA.X’llON REt Olt I ' Eli.
SOLAR MOTION.
Littla *«* *■“•»
the Mun I»
A*»”“' '»hrr*
Can we find out anythluR about the
Hon't grumble ami <
plain at trifle»«
motions of our solar system? The ol«i ami don’t find fault. If you are guilty
astronomer, before tbe Invention of of these three evils you will find your
spectro* -opie method*, could attack pathway through lib* anything but a
the problem only by n <»n»lderatlou of
ilowery one. They drive friend« you
certain stellar motions. It has Uen
found that tln-se motions ar«* not alto woulil love to hale around you away.
gether cusmil In character, aS we They don’t want to live in a turbulent
should expect, but there 1» a teiidem y atmosphere that seldom clear« long
to a grouping of the motions an ar enough t<> know that there is the sunny
rangeim'iit other than fortuitous. It di«|H«sition iH'hinil this vail of diword
appears tliat tlie individual stars form that would shine forth if they would
Ini* the so calii'il consti'llations on tli* only give it, a chaiice. Grumbling,
sky are slowly closing up near a cer complaining ami fault-finding, how
tain point of the heavens anil as slow
ly opening out near a point diametric­ miserable ami unhappy this unwelcome
ally opposite. This is just what we trio can make a home, ami how easy it
sho«ll<l expect if the solar system is ap­ is to I k ' pleasant und make the Ix—t of
proaching til.' point wiere th.' atara <lisap|Hiiiitments, etc., once you have
are opening out. The phenomenon has ma«le up your mind to break yourself
b«s'ii compared to what we see when a of Ihcs«'Ulii'livialile habits. There Isa
regiment of soldiers marches toward striking difference iM'tween tlie mother
us. At first there is visible a confus«l who says to her child, “There, don’t
muss of men only, but as distance *li cry, «bur, it might have lieen worstg
mlnlHhes the ranks open out until < a«'li
Individual becomes at last plainly visi you might have fallen with n whole
armful of dishes instead of one little
ble.
In this way It has been posslbl«' to de plate,” ami the out* who says angrily,
termine approximately the position on “There you go again, Miss Clumsy;
the sky of tbe “apex” of solar motion, another <li«li broken. Y’ou ought .to
or that point toward which our solar have hurt yourself a good <l«al woYse
system is at present traveling. It is in than you di«i for being mo careless. Th«*
the constellation Hercules. YY'e are one mother rules her house w ith love
oblig«l to assume that our path is for
ami kimlm'ss, and the other through
the moment a straight line. But w<
mean tliat “moment" which began fear. As th«* years roll by the little
when. James Bradley commence«! tlie girls will grow into womanliiHxl ami
first star catalogue of modern precision possinly have homesof their ow n. One
about 1750, and which will end long will l«H«k l«a«'k on her childhooii, ami a
after present generations of men have wreath of fond recollections will rise
passed away. So mighty is the orbit iH'fore her as she thinks of lierchild-
in question that many centurii'S must I khk I' s home ami t he gent I«' little moth­
come and go as moments Iiefore we can er who presided oxer it with lov«* as
hoi>e to det«'t th«* orbit's curvature.
her scepter which she wieldetl over her
VVe are like travelers in the famous
“corkscrew” tunnel of tlx* St. Gotliard loving subjects. The child with the
railway. Trains enter on a low leve, grumbling anti fault-finding mother
and after going around a huge curvi can-never glance back over her cliild-
cut In the mountain emerge from th«' I khh I with any degree of pleasure, but
tunnel again on a higher level and at a w ill elos«' that part of her lifeas a sealtsl
point almost directly above tin* en Ixxik ami hurry* on to the time when
trance. Passengers while in tlie dark she had grow n to I k * t«x> big to be chas­
tunnel often amuse themselves by
tised for every small offense to the era
wutehing tlie ne«lle of a pocket Com
pass, which makes a complete revolu when'she was old enough to leave the
tlon during the passage. But without uncongenial home circle and start out
the compass they could not know wlieth to make her own living in the work-a-
er the train was moving on a straight «la.v world. She could tell how it was
or curved track, and so we passengi r« the first free breath she had drawn
of the solar system, too, cannot know ami how glad she was to I k * within the
by observation whether our great cos little room she would henceforth call
mlc track is straight or curved until, home ami know there was no one to
like the compass, th«» astronomer's in
timl fault with her. The alxive pict­
■truments shall tell us the truth. liar
old Jacoby, l’h. I»., In Harper's Weekly. ures the lives of two young girls l’olly
is well a«*<|Uainte«l with. The one wor­
ships the memory of an idolized mother.
Th« Soldier*« Idle Time.
Military life is necessarily made up
largely of loafing. You cannot keep a
The other says with some bitterm's»,
man continuously at drilling, marching
or any other branch of military train “1 never loved my mother. I sup|H«s«'
ing for eight hours a day ami five or it is wrong to iwiniit sueh a thing, but
six days a week. Y’ou have to invent a then mother was never kind to us chil­
grant many other jobs for him, even to dren. To lie sura she would do for us,
mak«> a pretense of keeping him occu­ but she never faileil to complain of her
pied. But these jobs are nearly all hard lot in having so many children
“loafing” jobs, and when it Is all done and having to slave herself to death for
the soldier has a great many more idle us. I ilon’t remember ever Ix'ing kissed
hours on bls hands per diem than any
by my mother. She didn’t believe in
other man in the same rank of life. I
do not know whether It is possible to caresses; said it s|H>iled us, anil she luul
arrive at any remedy for this, but. if no patience with anylxidy else who
it is, the direction In which I should show««! th«' lovable side of her nature
look for the remedy would be to make to lier chiliiren. Mother is to blame
every soldier work nt some other trade for our indifference toward her. I wor­
for a certain number of hours each ship my father, who lived in an atmos­
day. The number of hours might be phere w holly uncongenial to him. He
shorter in the summer, when then* is
w as all aff'eetion, but thera was the con­
more opportunity for training mid mili­
tary exercise, and longer in the winter. stant frost of my mother's displeasure
If this were practicable, no doubt It to nip with its biting sareirsm every
would make an enormous differene«' to effort to let that love we ehihlren
the value of the soldier as a citizen craved flower into expressions of en­
when he leaves the ranks London dearment. When I saw the coffin li«i
Truth.
screwed «low n hiding the gentle, loving
face of my father forever, my heart was
Catblrtlx an«1 lllnek Snake.
A writer in the Scientific American almost broken, ami yet withal I was
says: “I witnessed a pair of catbirds glad lie was at rest, gla«l his ears were
making a bold defense against a black «li'iif to the sharp, rasping complaint»
sunk«* bent on devouring the contents of my mother. How he st«xxi it all th«'
of their nests. At first the snake was years he did was a mystery to me.
Inclined to disregard the distressed Other men would have left their homes
birds as they fought to drive it away, for g«ssl and all. He had married her
but the blows of their wings and bills ‘for Ix'tter or worse,’ In* was true to his
became so annoying that the thief had
vows, ami for th«’ sake of his ehihlren
to seek refuge in flight, Gn reaching
the roots of the tree, from which the wouhl not leave to cause a st-andal that
river had washed the dirt, the »iniki* might follow us through life. Mother
started to climb, only to be driven tic is to I k * pitieil. To-day she lives out on
neath them nnd then out to nti olii the farm with only hire«! help, but I
stump, under which the liallled nnd Ix'lieve she is far happier than when
beaten wptile took refuge."
she had my father and her ehihlren
around her. She is free of the .awful
The Caeful H.n.na.
res|xmsil>ility of hxiking after our souls
Immense fortuues have l>een mad«* and bringing us up in the way she
out of the banana business, Revenues
thinks from her narrow |H>int of view,
do not accrue alone from the sale of the
fruit, for the leaves are used for pack we shotll«! go. Slioukl anything ha|e
Ing, the wax found on the underside pen to mother and she slmuhl I k - left
of the leaves is a valuable article of helpless ami without friimds, I would
commerce, Manila hemp Is made from bring her into my home anil <lo every­
the stems, and of this hemp are made thing I possibly could for her comfort.
mats, plaited work nttd lace handker­ Six' would find, however, that my
chiefs of the finest texture. Moreover, home was ruhsl with the loving prin­
the banana Is ground Into banana Hour. ciples I received from my father—a
The Island of Jamaica and the West
blesne«i Inheritance it was, t«««. I have
Indies generally yield great crops of
never Im«I ih elision to punish on«' of my
lbi» xi.-s>iu! fruit.
children. 1 reason with tfielii ami a)e
|«’nl to the Ix tter sides of their nature«
Merer Weary of the llenrln«.
“I overheard him telling her a story ln.«teii«l of ruling them by fear. My
last night which I know she has heard iu< i I kk I work« like a « harm, although
fifty tlin«*s before, but she «ffdii i snip ffl'ioihei h.-i- reriturkG* art moil than
him.”
one occasion, with a dismal shake of
"She is long suffering, surely."
the bend, ‘sjiare the r«»l ami x | h >|1 the
“Oh, I don't know. He tol«l her she
child.’ I «ay down w ith that wretched
was the prettiest girl be had ever
ol«l adage. This 1« a ne.w nge and,
seen.”—Cincinnati Tinies Star.
thank heaven, w«* are grow ing bromler
every «lay. We want to get out of the
Mnklnir CMilla ( mrful.
Mrs. Newwitl-My husband has the narrow old rut that d>»>tii«l |«eopl«' in
chills ami fever, but they come In the present as well as the hereafter to
handy.
th«' iiKujt «lialxilieal punishment. Chil­
Mrs. Old wed—How mo ?
dren have souls, and their nature and
Mrs. Newwed—Whenever he bait H whole life can Ix'-lx-nt like a tw ig. Y’ou
chill I put a rattle In Ida baiai, and It
« an dwarf it and makejf criHiked ami
amuses the baby.—Chlcngo Journal.
ugly to Ix'hold if you w ill or yout-an
throw the light of love ami a giHal ex­
Idleness and poverty always dwell
ample
around it and twine it into sym­
together, and misery and crime are
Ihelr natural offspring. — Maxwell's metry ami Ixiiuty if you I'boarf The
latter «uir-v I IniTe chosen, and I am
Talisman.
proud of my little family."
forint.'. Favor Snfllclrnf.
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“What do we want with g<H«l and
precious stones?*' said the proud y uiii .
mother, gating fondly upon the baby
“This Is fortune enough for us.”
“Huh!” grunteil the father, who had
been walking the floor nearly all night
“I'm glad fortune didn't knix'k twice nt
Mur door.**—l'blladeliibia Ledger.
Oh, this continual fault-finding. It
has much to answer for. A young
nuafrieil woman of my acquaintance is
lill«l with Iwnorse and mirgivings, and
as the tears stream down her face she
tells her pitiful little story of how her
laid habit of fault-timling has driven
her husbaml a*Ry from home. She
hax iu> kiea where he la, ami he is «'arc­
ful not to kt his w hereabouta I m * kilo» II.
“It was this way,” she said, as she
went over the » hole story, w hich un­
fortunately is not the only one that
eoiilil be mid. “1 am a Isirn fault-
filldel*. They used to tell me so at
home, but I never Muliaed to what an
extent I carried it until one evening
N«»l, my husliand, was late for su|»per.
He was only a few minutes late, but I
would not listen to any explanations.
Hupper was ready ami he should have
I k »* ii here. I har|M«l on it al! during
the meal until finally he said, *H----- ,
I'm getting tired of thia kind of relish
for every meal, If it is not one thing
it is another.
You are constantly
grumbling and complaining iilnait
something. YYhat is tin* matter, any­
how? No matter what I do, you are
never plenaed. Y’ou didn’t use'to I k *
this way Ix-fore we were married, or if
you were 1 didn't know it, for if I had
I should never have married you.’ One
thing l«l to another. I was Very an­
gry, ami finally I retorted to some re­
mark of Ills, ‘Why don't you go; there
are no strings on you.’ ‘1 will,' lie
«aid, springing to hi.« feet, ‘ami what is
more, I shall never return. I didn't
know 1 was marrying a scold. 1
thought you were a sweet, affeetionat«'
womanly girj. I'm heartily tins! of it,
B----- .’ ‘Thengo—go,’ I sai«i, punting
to thediHir. ‘Go and never come luck.’
He l«»>k«l at me steadily fora moment
and his face was very white. I thought
he was going to faint. Then he went
out into the hall, took down his over­
coat ami put it on, went upstairs ami
got a few things lie wanted, and pres­
ently I heard him close the front door.
I never dreamed that he would not re­
turn. I have never seen him since. In
fact, I don't know where he is. His
lawyer called and left me a deed to our
little home, and every month I receive
a certain sum of money, but he w ill
not reveal w here my husband is. That
I shall never see him again I haven’t a
doubt. He is not a man of that kind.
1 don’t ask him to return, yet I wish
from the depths of my heart he knew
how penitent 1 am. I was wholly to
blame, and too late I saw my mistake.
My life is wrecked. It has taught me
a bitter lesson. 1 haveceased murmur­
ing ami complaining, but Polly, I say
to everyone, young ami old alike, stop
your grumbling and complaining, mid
turn over n new leaf la-fore it is tixilate.
BRIEF REVIEW.
How Filipinos Capture Pythons
In Mindano, one of the largest of the
Philippine Islands, the natives haven
queer way of capturing the huge py­
thons that infest the swamps. Some
of the houses are surrounded by stone
walls to keep out these reptiles, but
when found desirable these same walls
are also used as traps. A hole is made
near the Ixittom, and after «lark a suck­
ing pig is tied to n stake on either side.
The python smells ami hears tlie pigs,
«•rawlscarefully up ami devours the first
pig. But a sucking pig is only half a
meal to a python, so, smelling the
other half on the other side of the w all,
lie crawls through tin* hole and devours
it. Now a great difficulty confronts
the python. The first pig prevents
him from crawling through the small
hole one way and tlie seeonii pig makes
retreat t»|Unlly impossible unless he
■ lisgorg«'« it, and Unit is something n
self-res|xvting python rarely diss.
While he is trying to solve the prob­
lem, the natives come out and solve it
for him._________________
Lightning Stroke Makes a Man Bald.
Physicians who have investigated
the strange ca««? of Walter Reinhardt of
Shamokin, l’a., say that tlie young
man will soon I k * as l«al«l as an egg.
His hair is falling out literally by the
handful. Reinhardt, who is a mining
engineer, was struck by lightning re-
cently while at work, He was resusei-
tateil with difficulty, Almost immedi-
ately his hnir began to fall out in
patches, He ap|H‘al«'<l to several physi-
eiuns, but none of them «'an give him
any I io | h *. They are astonished at the
strange effect of the electricity, but say
that'it bus kill«! the roots of the hair,
ami that Reinhardt will lx* ali»olutely
buhl in a short time.
Tin In Alaska.
Stream tin was discover««! in Alaska
last year, and now it is rejxirted that
great ledges of tin ore have ini'll found
at Cape York on Behringsea. Numer­
ous individual placer miner« are report-
e«l io have made small fortunes during
the pa«t summer, two men, for exam­
ple, having taken twenty-two tons of
stream tin from claims along one of tlie
erecks in the Cui»* York region, using
tlie ermlist hand methods. Hy«rraulie
machinery will !»■ taken into the di«-
trict next season, when the extent and
value of th«' tin d«'|K«sit» will !»• ascer-
fain<«i.
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A New Illuminant.
Hermann Blau, a chemist of Bavaria
ha« discovered an illuminating material
of which great things are pr«»lick»l.
By a «■«•rtain rectifying priK'ess, he ae|>a-
rates the methane and hydrogen from
oil gas, amt by a pressure of al »out forty
atmospheres reduce» them to theli<|Uid
form, in steel receivers. Tile so-called
“liipiid gas” thus pr«Hlue«i may I k *
used in the place of (s-troleuni, alcohol
or acetylene, ami gives a light prefera­
ble to the electric.
A man in Milwaukee w ants a «livori'e
las aus«' his wife drinks lieer. Why,
gra< ioUK, there’s nothing else in Mil­
waukee to drink.
Ptsiplv »honre afraid to tickle those
at the top of the ladder take a vicioua
delight in tugging at those trying to
climb.
Any fool can tell the truth, but it
takes an artist to I«' a first-class liar.
mt I HIM HÏER WIEÍIÍED.
TEN PASSENGERS Klt-EDAND
THIRTY W0UNIED.
The Fram iM'aiis, It is believed, will
aliandoli the lami» altogether, since
tliev have* no money to purchase laud­
ami have no other m«*ans of support. A
few of the Rei'ollevts will remain, a«
they have still some projierty tie rs.
Thè Dominicans w ill la* l«x>k««i after l«y
their university, ami the Augustinian«
w ill rsoccupy the building erectwl at
Iloilo which is now used by the Amer­
icans a.« a barracks, ami will claim mi
indemnity from the Government. Th«*
Augustians will use the building as a
HchiKiL It Is lx*lieve«l that the nuinlxT
of friars remaining in the Philippines
with the consent of the new American
Bishops will nnt exctisl l.jt), but none
w ill I k * sent to the archipelago, ow ing
to tile liick of funds. UlKier the old re­
gime Spain «labi for tbe tran«|K>rtation
of friars to the Philippines.
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PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
CHOICE
MISCELLANY
The Dua Harher« of l*arta.
Current Events Specially Selected
It is ast«mishl:u{ witli what z« al every
and Condensed.
uieuus of earning au holiest |«enny lx
plied In Paris. No city in the world has
so many queer little trades by w M> Ii
John William» of Fresno, was ar­
rest«! in Visaliaand lnmi«l in jail, ile th««»«* practicing them xcratK* together
is e|iarg««i with threatening to kill his enough sous to make a living.
One of tbe tiiost characteristic of
wife.
A Brakeman Said to B the Cause
In endeavoring to put out a tire in th«'»«* Orang«* trudi-sim n Is tin* <l««g bar-
of the Wreck
her l«edr«x>m, which was «tart«»l in the ber. The favorite dog of the Parisian
ti'lephon«' l««x from cr«M»««i wires, Mrs. is th«* Franch pomlle, or "uiouton.'' as
G«»>rge Murphy of Alam«la came near be ia popularly cnlhil. It Is chiefly for
Ixiing el«»*tr<K*ut«i.
his bonetit that th«* dog barber exists.
The Injured Badly jurned.
J. Mitchell, a <li««'hiirged soldier w ho His headquarters are tbe banks of Hie
K ansas Uirv r|h. Mt«>r, the fast
return«»! from the Philippines hss than Heine. Here tbe main body cun !»■
train on the St. I xhi I» aid San Fran-
n month ago, wouml up n prolong«! «!««• found at ull times, though in th«* sum
ei»co railway, which left *’orth Worth
bnuch by cutting his tlinait witli a mer some go about the city carrying
in the afternoon of D« «ailK*r 2l)th for
razor.
on tlielr occupation fr«gu house to
Architect
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Plans
Arrive
Toe
Late.
Kniisa» City, wax wr«'k2 at (¡«»Ifrey,
James E. Gary, whoforg«! the name
tift<H ii mile» south of F««r Scott, Kan.,
W ashington —Newton J. Than«, the of I'.. J. Baldw in to two small cli«‘ks, house. In the hot days one continually
early the follow ing nioriibg. Tlie train archiiti't of San Francisco, is a liailly wliidi he ca»h«»t, was aentene«! to two hears the long drawn out cry, "T«m>-n
rim into a sv itch ami all the cars ex­ <iisap|K>inted man. He was substituted years’ imprisonment at San Quentin by leur de clilens!" and nni'ts th«* familiar
cept the »l«»'per were «ernil««l ami for Albert Pissis some time ago in the Judge Smith of the SiquTior Court ut figure of the d««g barber, with his lx«x
turn«l over. N inc ik rsor- were kill«»!, competition for plans for the new <’ll*» I sis Angeles*
of instruments slung over his shoulder.
two fatally injurisl and more than tom-house, ami enter«! eagerly on the
Many of them have their regular cus
Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage, son of
thirty xeriou»ly hurt. Jift«'ii others work of pr«-]>aring them. Tharp sent
wire hurt »lightly. Jlot of the in­ his plans, a» lie thought, in ample time th«- famous praueher, Ims iiccept«»! a tomers. whose houses they visit at
jur«! were burned 1« veil as iK'ilig to arrive in Washington, but they were call from the First I’nibytiTian <’hureh stntiil Intervals to make tlie toilet of
niainiisi.
delay«! en route ami arriv«i thirty-six of Los Angel«», ami Ira.« amiouiieixl his those prlvilegixl ; mkx 11 cs , for th«* Paris
The ru»|H>n«iliility f,g the wreck is hours after the commission had award- resignation ax pastor of the Jefferson uiouton Is the “spoiled child” among
lai'l at th«' d«»«r of a bfikeman of the tsi the prize to Eames A Y'oung of St. Park Pr«*sbyteriall Chm'cli at Chicago. dogs. He Is clipped, brushed, comlard,
freight crew, w hofail«! otlag th«' |>as- Isiuis. Tharp wir«i to a.«k if some­
Frank J. Grundman wax acquitt«! perfunicil und generally lias bls "top
senger train. 11c has <li«0>|Har«l. The thing could not lx* done, but his ease is of the charge of murder in Judge Car­ knot” fastened with n pink or blu«* rib­
engine on the freight hilii l»»'oni«* ho|H'le»s and liis plans are worthless. roll < <»>k’» department of the Su|s*rlor bon. Some even wear gold or silver
“*l«ini,'' ami the «*rew was oriler«! to This is quite a serious matter in itself, < ourt Sim Francisco. He was on trial
remain 'on the main true! and turn the as they represent alsiut $.«ino in work for the killing of Sheridan II. Chip bracelets around one paw.
The result has been the development
»witch for the piisNeiigH*, then alxiut and material. But for the delay in man, a clerk in the auditing depart­
of the dog burlier us an artist. He
<lu«', tire brakeman l»dig or«ler«xl to transmission they might have 1 ki * ii ment of the Southern Pacific.
clips and shaves bis customers' dogs
flag the Meteor. This lie di«l not <io. awardeil the prize ami San Francisco
J. J. Cherrie, City Councilman for
YY hen the train reaeh««l (¡«xlfrcy it wa.« achieve»! tlie fume of furnishing the the Snixiil ward of San Jos«*, di«l sud­ In most elaborate fashion. Some ura
Ix-himl time nml running at full s | k »»1 plans for her new building.
denly of heart iliseitse. He hail I ki - ii left with shaggy manes, with a tuft
to make up. Tlie brakeman of a freight
ailing for a wii'k, but no serious result at the end of their tuffs, to Imitate a
train that ha«l pr«'«l«»l the Met«»«r left
wax antieipat«*«!, as lie was alsiut th«* lion. Others, again, are clipped in
Master Plumbers Suing the Union.
t he sw itch open nml the passenger train
straets as usual every day. H«‘ wax -M stripes, making them look like black
jum|K'«l the track nml roll«! down an
C incinnati —The Master Pluinliers’ years of age ami a native of Indiana.
zebras, und others have their faces
embankini'iit. All save the sl«'per AswK'intion anil the Contractors' Asso­
Curl G imm I, an employ«* of th«* Oak­ clipp«*d and nothing left but a pair of
turmxl'over, an«i so fast was the train ciation of Cincinnati have instituted
running that the engine and the for- pnx’eedings for damages against the land Transit Consoli<lnte«l, was arrest«! fierce mustaches, witli fluffy bracelets
war«l linggage ear lnml«l nearly sixty Central Trad«*» Council ami the local at -Hi!» Eleventh str«*J where he luul of lialr around eucli foot.—Golden Pen­
f«‘t oil' the r«Ki«llH'd before t hey stop|K»l. plumbing workmen’s union, as the re­ I hk ' ii talking nil «lay in an irrational ny.
rhe sl«qK*r remain«! upright ami none sult of attacks made by strikers on th«' nuinner. He was lisig«l in the insane
of the passenger» in this car were in­ non-union men on a plumbing job who war«! at the R«'«'iving Hospital. He
The Rread We Kat.
jur«!.
refused to quit work. Tlie foreman lai'imie violent anil will Is- sent to an
The question of the relative nutritive
Five of the dead were in the forward was render«»! unconscious. Theass«x i- asylum.
Mrs. White, w ho lives at^-H? Pierce value of different kinds of bread Is dis­
eml of the smoker, which was badly ations seek to enjoin the unions from
ilumaged, ami four of them had iK-en callingout men who may I k ' in arrears str«‘t, San Francisco, fell from an el«»'- cussed from the scientific point of view
instantly killeil. It was dark when of union «lues and from interfering with tric car at Turk ami Devisiuiero streets in an article In Harper's Weekly by
the wr«'k «x'currixl and the utmost work where such men are employ«!; as the par swung around the curve in-; Harry Snyder, chemist of the I'nlted
confusion follow«»!. It was some time ask damages for calling out the plunil«- to the intersecting str«'t. Her right States agricultural experiment station
Iiefore those of the crew who had es- ers because men in arrears were work­ leg ami right arm were fracturad ami of the University of Minnesota. Some
cii|K»l injury were able, with the heli ing on a new hospital, and demand the she w as taken to St. Luke’s hospital for
recent trials made by the department
of the pii»»«'ngers who were uninjurixi, arrest of the individuals for assaulting treatment.
of agriculture have shown some inter­
to aiil th«' injur«!.
the plumbing foreman. No <|Uestioli
While ehaning windows nt 207 T<-
of hours or wages is involved.
linma »tract, San Francisco, J. Loveral, esting results, says Mr. Snyder. A
one
of the r«K>mers at the house, fell two, number of men in sound health, work
Throws Companion From Train.
stories mid sustain«! a fracture of two ingmen, students, athletes, thin ami
New Bank System
S tock rox—A most unusual robls-ry
ribs of the left side ami several sever«'‘ fat men, were chosen as subjects. In
N ew Y ork —After a three days’ ses­ abrasions of the face. He was treat«l one set of tests the men were f«d for
ami murder was committed on a freight
train alxiut live miles north of Stock- sion here, the bank money order com­ at tlieCentral Emergency Hospital ami several days on graham bread ami
ton, at what is known as Castle switch. mittee of the American Hankers’ Asso­ later remov«i to the City ami County milk; then white bread was sulistitut-
Three men Imarded the train at some ciation, representing 7IMM) banks, has Hospital.
ed for the graham. Tin* conclusion
IHiint several miles north of here, prole agreed upon a plan for a money order
The run of salmon in the waters in
ably at Galt, as the men hail I k - cii system whereby slims not to excis'd the vicinity of Tehama has I ki 'H unusu­ reached was that the graham flour eon
drinkingin the sal«xins of that town, $100 can Is'sent by mail ami the orders ally large this s«'ason. The Mill ('rack tain«*d th«* highest ami the patent flour
after they hail quit work on a ranch at cashed by any bank belonging to the hatchery Ims taken 19,000 eggs, nml ex- tin* lowest percentage of total protein
New Hope. The murdered num is Il­ assiH'iation. Tile scheme will, of course, l»'ets to reiu'h the 20,000 murk in a few (glutinous matter), but that the propor­
liev«! to I k 'A. 8. Richards of Bancroft, come into direct comjH'tition with the «lays. Then fishing will I k * discon- tions of digestible protein and availa­
Idaho. In company with E. A. Lewis money order division of the Postottiee tiiimsl, as salmon are iKi'oming less I ble energy In the patent flour wen*
ami a negro, they started to San Fran­ l>e par incut, anil, it is ex|>eeted, cut plentiful and,owing to stormy weather larger than in either the ent in* wheat
cisco on a freight train. Shortly after largely into the Government revenues. the er«'k is liable to attain a great
or the graham flour. On th«» whole,
passing Lodi, Richards is said to have The pro|H«s«i system is to I h > o|a-rate«l height at any time.
the qu«*stion s«*ems to be settled In fa­
pulled a revolver ami robbed Lewis, precisely as exchange is now sold ami
In the suit of E. I>. Crawfor«! to re­ vor of white bread.
who was thrown from the train, ami the orders are to I k - guaranteed by a
strain
th«'
Mayor
mid
Council
from
r«*-
had an arm broken. The negro is cred­ guarantee company. '1’he committee's
ited with participating in this robliery. report will I k * submitted to the execu­ luivertising for bills for the eh'< tri«' rail-
Senulur Hoar Took Spot < asli.
and it is Ix-lieved that Ricluirils fail«! tive council of the national I kh I. v at its roiul franchise |K'tition«i for by Nehl-
ing ami LiK'kwiKKi, w ho ar*' planning
Senator Hoar does not have a royal­
to diviile the s]x«ils with the color«! regular meeting next April.
to buihi a roiul to Alviso, Jrnlge Tuttle ty upon the sale of his book, recently
man, who turn«! on his companion
«if Sun Jo»«*, di»'i«i«‘<l in favor of the city. published. He accepted a lump sum
ami, after robbing him, served him as
Costly Work of Art.
Crawford, in tlie bidding, was award«»! from the publishers, although lie was
they ha«i Lewis by throwing him from
L ondon —At an auction now in prog­ the franchise, but fail«! to put up the told by them that It would no doubt be
the train. Richards fell under the car
wheels and his ixxly was cut to pieces. ress here a pair of vases of old < 'lim«*se r«|Uir«l Isiml. In his complaint he more profitable for him to receive ii
Coroner Southworth was notiti«l ami mazarin blue porcelain, peneile«i with ¡let«! that the I kiik I provision was illegal royalty. It is known that his reason
t«K«k charge of the case. The negro hilinge and other beautiful designs in ami that he was elititl«! to th«' fran­ for selling tlie book outright was be­
disappeared, ami though several offi­ gold, has soki for $19,200. They are chise.
cers have been looking for him, he has 21 inches high, finely mounted in or-
J. Weller R«*d, former sti-retnry of cause he preferred to make use of the
mulu, and were the work of t'utiori. A the California Fruit ('miners’ AssiH'ia­ money now and did not care to have it
not I hvii seen.
Latino-Flemish manuscript, nearly 700 tion of Lox Angeles, was fouml guilty of come to him in small amounts and for
years old, which Ixira no title but is il­ emlH'Zzlement by a jury in the Superior a long period, as it would under tlie
Fired at Nax Nordau.
lustrated with no fewer than 207 minia- Court, the jury in the cas«' being «ait royalty system. The general Impression
P aris —Alout midnight a miserably turas ami is apparently an “olia | hk I- but ten minutes. Reed ciii 1 h 'Z z I«1 $5,- among senators und representatives is
cliul num fired twoshots from a revolv­ riiiu” of Biblical, philosophical, em­ (MK) last Scptemlier from the Fruit ('mi­ that the b«M>k will have a large sale,
er at Max Nordau, the author and blematical and atxK'ryphal subjects, ners’ AssiH'iation, ami ilescrting his
vict*-pr«*si<l«'iit of the < 'ongres.« of Zion­ brought $12,500. Nearly every other wifeaml family, tl«i to St. Louis, w here as there are many persons who know
ist«, at a Zionist l>all at the Salle ('hur­ page is decorate«! with grotesipie hu­ he was apprenemi«l by the police of the Massachusetts senator well, and
ras. One of the shots grazed Nordau, man Ix'ings, birdsand animals, and the that city on «lescriptioux sent out from Ids reputation extends to every part
ami the secoml wound««! a guest namisl IwMik is considered to I k * one of tlie most Los Angeles. Only al Hint $21 MM I of the of the world where the history of th«'
Assowedski. Tlie assassin was imnie- wonderful examples in the worhl of total amount taken by Reed was rii'ov- United States Is read or known. It Is
«liately arrestcil. He gave the name of richness ami grotestpieness in imagina­ er«l at the tiine of his arrest.
■ juite evident that the senator takes
Chain Selik Loubin, and said that he tion.
H. A. Spindler, a young marri«l pride in his production, although lie
wiis a Russion revolutionary, agisl 25
man of Dunean's Mills, who was re­ does not speak of it in any terms that
Died From Exposure
years, ami had lieen chosen by lot to
cently arrested for having stolen vari­ would be called boastful.—Washington
shoot Nordau. Loubin also said that
H alt L ake —The general officers of
the revolutionary congress which hail the Oregon Short Line in this city have ous articles from the I kix cars of the Post.
«'boss'll him to kill Nordau, ami which lK*en iiotiti«*«! of the finding at Yale, North Shore Itailroad, entered a plea of
Didn't Spill n Drop.
was mink' up of Nordau’» political ad­ Idaho, of the remains of J. I). Mock, guiltvto burglaryin th«' first degreelx«-
versaries, was held in Berne. It has an aged resident of Grant’s Pass, Or., forejudge AllK'rt G. Burnett of Santa
Mrs. William Kiddy, at Midland, re­
Rosa,
ami
was
sentenced
to
two
years
been learn«»! that Ixiubin was one of who has 1x1*11 missing since last April.
cently liad a thrilling slide for life. She
the Zionists w ho insist«'«i on th«' ac«|Ui- Considerable mystery has surroumle«! in Folsom prison. The man is only 22 was In the barn on the hillside at her
years
of
age,
ami
has
hitherto
l«>rne
an
sition of Pah'stine, ami that these and Mix'k’s disapiH-aranc«* and the Short
his «'«sconspirators at Berm- were an­ Line officials have made every effort to excellent reputation. I!«' has a wife home milking the cow and had Just
tagonistic Jo the plan a<lv«K'ate«l by M. liH'ate the missing man. Cupons of his and infant child, having niarri«! a Unished when the barn, loosened by
Nyrdau ami others to establish the new ticket, w hich was purchased at Grant’s young weman of tine family at Guerne­ tlie frost, started from its moorings,
sliding 500 feet down the steep incline
Zion in Africa. M. Nordau was stand­ Pass for Albia, la., werefoundin Hunt­ ville.
James F. Mass«*y, stsoml vicc-presi- on a track of snow and landing right
ing at n window in a ballriMim talking ington, Or., but I k - voik I that )x»lnt all
to n friend when he was tlrexl at, ami true«* of Mix'k wiis lost. It is Ix'liev««! d.int of tli«' United Brotherli«»»! of Rail­ side up on the level.
owi-shis life ton gentleman who, no­ that he wander«»! from the train at way Employes, is under arrest at I In­
The barn swayed from side to side
ticing Loubin |K>int the revolver, pre­ Yale and «lied of exhaustion and ex­ City Prison in San Francisco, charg«»l In Its rapid descent, but the woman
vented him from taking accurate aim. posure. Money, papersand tlie unused by a represelitive of his oriler with clung frantically to a post, while the
ixirtioli of tlie ticket were fouml on th«' the emlH'Zzlement <>f fund» aggregating timbers twisted and ground about her.
$4<MMi. S. B. Hamilton, another promi­
liody.
Stole Tom of Goods.
nent mini in the organization from S|»>- With the other hand she clutched the
kane, is also in custody, with iiiem- mi^ pall, nnd none of tlie milk was
SEATTLE—The Great Northern and
Hotel Keepers Must be Reasonable. I k T s of t he brotherhood o|K'iily avowing spilled. When tlie building settled the
Nortlmrn Pacific officials admit that a
W ashington —YVluit seems to lie an that he is a party to Massey’s allegeil terrilied woman emerged unharmed,
conspiracy to rob the two companies
hits exist«*«! in Seattle for n ]M'ri«Ml of attempt on the part of the Chicago lue crime, and that a similar charge w ill with th«« bucket of milk and leading
four years am) that losses running into tel managels to raise rates during the I k * sworn against him.
the uninjured cow.—Baltimore Sun.
thousands of dollars have resulted. Dur­ National Republican Convention is to
Charles Aster Parker, for nearly five
lie
nipped
in
the
bud
by
the
National
ing tliat tinu* freight cars have Istin
years coniui't«si with the Janies Neill
The Fltne«« of Thlngii.
Postmaster- theatrical company, mid r«»'cntly gen­
roblxsl of their contents and the giMMls Republican Committee.
Senator
Perkins says he knows why
(
¡eneral
Pay
14*
lias
telegraph«!
tot
'hair
­
consigned to one merchant have lx*en
eral manager, s«»'retary ami treasurer
«old to another in tlie same line of bus­ man Hanna that evidence has come to of the Neill-Moros«'o enterprise compa­ nntur«* located gold mines in Butt«*.
iness in the same city Again, whole him indicating that extortionate rates nies, has < oinmelic«»l suit for damages Mont., instead of coal deposits. He was
freight-car loaiis of gixtds have I kk 'H have Isen fix«! for the convention by in $10,<MMI against James Neill and Oli­ there not long ago nnd was charged 77«
taken mid {eship|K*d to other points the Chieago hotels and suggesting, un­ ver Morosco, manager« of the Burbank cents for a shave and a shine. In the
w her«- the ring i» allegisl to have ha«l less assurances are at once forthcoming Theater. Parker say» he has lieen <lis- wash r<H>m attached to the lairber's simp
fences for the <lis|x>sal of the stuff'. Tons that the regular rates are to I k ' chargeil mis««»l from his |H«»ition as manager lie wanteil th«* use of a comb for a few
U|M«n tons of merchandise, it ischargi*d, that the National Committee r««cili<i nml treasurer in dir«»'t violation of hi» moments, mid tills cost him another
have I ks 'I i sent to Alaska, to California, its action in selecting ( 'hii-ago.
contract, ami also has l»»'ii the victim «can ter. He rins«*d his hands after ar
to Oregon and interior Western Stales,
of an attempt to «lefraud him out of bis
soi«i for wlmt It - would bring, su’d tb,
right- a» n xt«H‘kho1«h*r in the N**ill- ran,flhg hi» hair and wiped them on a
Mount
Conma
Again
Active.
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towel tu.-tr ut hand ar.d_nnce more
money divided among tlios«' implicateil.
Morowo «■iiTerprlsi'x.
I . ve up 25 cents. 'And then,” In* says,
Herman Reinhart, Janies C. Graves
G pala L j a KA—Mount Colima has
John Heyhal waxxenteiie«»! by Jrnlge ■•it dawned on me why
afld P. J. Flynn, arreste«i in Seattle, I si'll in violent eruption fol several
gold instead of
H>'ii<l
of
Ri'xlding,
to
life
imprisonment
nr«' the allegeil ringl««ders in th«' con- days. The country to the westward of
.*oal. mines were to be fi>uml In that
in
Sun
(plentin.
Heyhal
wax
r«»'«*ntly
»1
-y.
fb.'TOtlgh ¡DVekJjgntlon is the crater for a distance of thirty miles
.gi«*Py «»f nmrdi-r .in tlie first <!«*- ■obbers' roost."
Ix'ing made by the two big transconti­ is deeply; covered with ashes and safiii
gr«»‘ for killing Willinm Morgan of
nental roads.
the
which have Isen emitted «luring
Twin Valley on May 27th. Th«1 jury
Simple Dinner Menna.
eruption.
nx»*mtnen<l<»l life imprisonment. It
Consuelo, duchess of Manchester. Is
X-Ray for Cancer
was shown at the trial that Heyhal, responsible for an entire change in th«'
Large Silk Importation.
who is 01 yi lirx of age, was sane but not
N hw Y ork l*)ie etlieiK'y of tin- X-
I’ oktl ND (Or.)—The steamer 1 ii- normal, lie waittsl in the brush In­ menus in Ixmdon. She lias lM*en giv
rny in «'iises of eafleer has witness in
Seller Eduardo Yero, Minister of Pills drapura, which has arrived at Portland side tlw run«! ami as hi» neighbor went ing a aeries of dinners at which royalty
lie Instruction in the t'abinet of I’resi- from the Orient, brought forty tons of pa«se«l shot him in the buck. The jur­ and many notables have been present.
«leiit Palma of Uubii. Y'ero I in- saileil «ilk, worth nearly $3MI,(MM), in her silk or« «ay that but for th«' age ami mental She serves only soup, two roasts, two
for Havana. He came here alxiut three r«K>ms. The ailk came from Y'okiihama, condition of Heyhal they would have vegetables, a salad and n simple d« s
month« ago to nmlergo mi o|x'ratioli ami is the larg>*st im|x«rtation of silk omitted the r«»i>mniendatioii from the sert Everything Is excellently well
veniiyt nml th«* prisoner woulil have prepared, anil her dinners are now ull
for <'iin«*er on the left sldeof hisfa««' ever mail«' into tile Northwest.
I h »'| i hungeil.
which «pmul until that half of Y'ero’s
the vogue. She manages, with the «Im
mouth wa««-lose,!. Heartfa'Ulat««! w ith
If there was any lingering doubt pleat dishes, to have a novelty ait em h
Four Thousand to be Idle.
great difficulty, and hi« diet was <*on-
('mi ago — Four thousand men em­ alHiut the intention of the Pacific ( oast dinner.
tim«l to li«|Ul«l food. By constant use
St<ainxhip Company engaging in-tlie
Deflnite Informnlhin.
for thr«»' month«of the X-ray Yero ha» ployed by the Illinois Mteel Company Ixtx Angele» ImnlH-r war in earnest,
in
South
Chicago
were
laid
otT
for
an
Ixs'n'greatly imi>rov««l. Ini|x«rtant offl-
How much are the»«* Scotch flan
that finding was di«»ipatc<l when th«*
indefinite
[s-riod
the
day
before
Christ
­
«'ial duties colled him home, and he
Pacifii* ( <n«»t ('ompany, w hich control» nels. please?" asked a woman in one of
wns <-om|K'lle«l to |H>»t|H>ne final tr«'at- mas.
the Pa« ifie Coast St«-am«hip Company, tlie large department stores on«* day
ment. But th«' cancer hail <li«aplx'arv<i
lea»«! from private |iartien a tract of last week.
Transport Ashore in Philippines.
from his mouth, he s|H*aks with ease
ten ai r«'» of lain! at th«* corner of Tenth
"Tills lady will show them
ami tak«s«««lid fix,! iignin. Y ero«|K'aks
M anila —The United States trans­ and Alam«la «tr«'ts, lx«» Angi'le», to«»*
enthusinstieally of the X-ray and its port Kingsley is ashore at .Muri'iclagos, u»«l a» a retail lumtK'r yard. P«»ww airily replied tlie clerk, Imllcatlng with
an Indifferent nod a girl alxjut throe
iHMsiliiliti«'».
North Mindanao, with a ris k through sion of the pro|» rty 1» given January feet distant.
*
®
1st.
Th«'
h'a««'
is
for
ten
y«*ars
ami
th«'
her
lx>ttom.
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"But,” persisted tlie woman. "I don't
liH-ation is eon»ideri«l estxn'ially g«»»l
*riar Land Question Settled.
want to buy now. I simply want to
for
the
piirisiws
for
wllfc
h
it
is
to
la-
Chinese Official Degraded.
R ome —The settlement of the friar
used. 11 Is in close proximity to nearly know bow much they are.”
T ien -T him —( hing Y'i, director of the all tbe large planing mills ami to the
loud question in the Philippine« also
"Oh. different prices and up." was
priU'ticallv kettle«, it is «N»liee<l«i here, Northern railway, has Issdl degraded track» of Isith the Southern Pacific and the nonchalant answer. — New York
th«* question of th«* friar« tliemselv«». and strip;»»! of all rank.
the -.'inta Fe.railroa*l-.
Times
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