The Eugene weekly guard., June 30, 1900, Image 3

A LOVE SONO.
“Not necessarily." Mildred's Hi •s m ere I
parted iu a smile.
"Her freedom her chi dLood Lome,
her name, all girlish pastimes, every b.t
oi----- " Browning went on. answering CURIOUS CROWDS FLOCK TO
C hicago courtrooms .
his own question.
She regards it all as a pleasant sac
rffice. If she loves the man, Mr. Bruwu All Hurts O Type* Ranged In Exhibi­
Ing.”
tion Hus.vbo.lie» Prominent Among
QAud If she loves the man will she
V isitoes Stern and Gentle Hexes Have
want to do all this If he asks her to?"
Their Own Fancieaand Foibles. 0
"Men are positive and wviueu nega
tire.”
\\ hen Moses was building up a sys
“So you advise me to marry?”
tern of laws for the government of his
”1 advise all men to marry.”
"Then why are you single. Mildred?' people he decided that it should be law­
“I? Oh. I am a woman." Aud she ful for a man to write Lis wife a bill
of* divorce and seud her out of his
laughed softly.
Brow ning watch, d the gay scene of house if she proved to be dtsappoluting.
the ball-room iu silence fur a momeut. but he made no pruv^uus for tl(>T te
to »hut the door against the hi®*ud.
Then he said:
"Mildred. >igill I tell you why I never But customs as •dl*- law* have uu
dergone a ladi <*.
* u.* s uc- M.®*
married?"
q
|
•*'"'*'•
The girl burled her face "*j'ln In the time. The rule iu tic ■
is to re -ogn.ze the I* t tl*t *00®* ! *»
roses.
MM :® ci. at * d •*n< * 11 - .il>
"Yes,” she said.
the jungle as man ha», and »iii. il.*:
"Because 1 never th.-i * t you •ould
fact Is ti0 le I-*! tl*t fo r to
Q
have me. You were so bright u V- guy.
umlei^ike to • nd t! *r bu****« out
*ud ten y.-ats younger tluvn I.”
Ofrfhe* house to one i fa *h" tr e* •
Mildred leaned forw ard until he f. It game. And b.-.-ai.*- the on«« 0 11 not
her breath on hls cheek. She spoke-
'Ailiove out at the l.lddln* of th* OtbBr
>8pldly. for she -*>v Mr. Bixby coming th«- strong arm of the late i**p:**8'
to c *im a waltz.
to to exped te t * going.
"Sli*ll 1 tell you BF.y I never A Tied,
Nor *r* the ethic* --f '**-‘nto m*t*
r»ul?”
monlal ti«* into tatt> * considered a
"Y*W”
.whit m«0 seriously nt this day tl*Q
«& * ** ton) t« 8 rd» -1 0oM
they *.-!•«. tli<nis0nds of y-*:* *g<>
' tolWrevl.”
•» «toning to»*ne forW* « fr< • t W>
*ll*en cn*ldons *ml *i;*ht her hau l.
Aut sh* ff ithdreto It hurriedly, and
A lik her faeg all * rgathed In *mlles
-*H*lit up h*r to* et* (nil t'*n *nd l.-iee
I fllldkelcllk-f, III«! ea d 03 «0 g*lk*l
• ray:
"Com* to * * to-morr»N *ft.-ino n *t
A. x« r. Brog nln*”
And a moniRnt lgtgr Brognln*
her fl,«ting through the steps of
VBitgon the *im of Georgg Bixl-».
l.oul« 9tgr.
DIVORCE CASES DRAW
rootna remind one that It la dom.-'tfc
scandal day. aud If auy thing else is
wanted to convince one of that fact, a
gliJiee at the excited faeea w.il fur-
uitoi evldeuce It la pulling aud haul­
ing to secure the most available »cats,
and when they are secured these faces
»ay. "Now, ring up tl >• curtain
Meanwhile and during the li®s a
woman mav be even plying herwkutt
t®g needles, aud a man here ami there
acannlng faces, as tf trying to make a
selection for a wife—his tulrd ot
Ourth, more or lesa. 80 the div or 0
court la a place not only where ma tri
monlal tl.^are severed, but also where
they are oflfl^J^’ed.
Whether men are, on tho whole,
more 1 0:ih •• -. women ar. « uuanlv
G>«** 1 to b»en 0 op®
IM
but
It • tru* * cord (J to th.- re -rda «»
tig .llvoreg conrQ* BOl®*lj
g, but *re •*> 0 to*«* tie the aver
<B ' •* *'¡1 !BBr gl'oiit *v<
uitg i»toB* i* *Ji fa-S ti
•( * d!»..r.> Irgl. It W '
’’ft AggH»*!'. meg >111
'.'I 0 to-'-
tti* eh*rg* ot tgltlil.*®"** if > 0
thing *1*B eft. I* ii^.l to ■
.l.*i:O.I »ml II* ' •* a the Omit
•
•r.gter horror of th* public *■■■•:*
tl*t ho "I** t»*.« fooled''
* *
B'l 01 tor her hi«*"'.« O'
«*
n»w
* cO *> * * of *
.1 economg
*> -*• tbgt t" 1* tria* MU
* *
ex. epti Oj, of *i *g (P lei * - to to
e\ O ted fit long *o * mun ami * |y> •
ma • « 8 to be found lu re and ther*
awn right atm LIFE FOR LIFE STILL THE LAW.
Huau with a
Duly Five btatc* iu tbc I uion Hate
leg. swimming
Abuiiahuti xUc bfdih 1 lihh O.
»tvp« V*
f hag
Three li-gislattu. < nave uuder d >< ’ *
uWrvr Joy» I
u
db. od a:.d ia •luu propus.t.ou* tu atx>l.»u Hie d.-ut^
,, return unto a crust of bread
»
th lore i» »weet—1* awaet!
penally. After titty year* of ag.tat.ou
there are ouly five Sta.es in vvuoU t®
GREW HIS UMBRELLA STOCK
, .rtjl bath splendors, but its glories
death peuagj :s forbidden by law t oi-
Infinite Fains
a Ht. Louisan Be- ' uiadu, Rhode Island. Ma n«-. Mnhgau.
/nsugbt when that I »erm
■ti.srj I pon a viugtie Haptin*.
.1
\\ is. on-m lu Ml higau tueie Is a
ntt in memory where the hearthfires
A gu« st of oue of the principal hotels str« to agitallou for lie r. ».«iFa.TQ.i.
I.abor organizations of Seat®
w'bera my loved ones dream.
yesterday exlii|®ed a curious and Iowa oUv.'e al«oliaji«-d the death |>«-ua ty, couitjginK the Japan.-«- Influx by du-
_________________
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la-autiful umbrella handle to a party later restored it. aud Malue. afler al oi lug
members who r_________
pair mlze establish-
w., f
tbe wreck and ruin of the years
•ki# F.
of ndmirlug friends. It wa» a crook cf idling It. rkd red it. and lat> i agHu!hiieuta where the Japs are etnp'£yed. *
ire» that drift apart.
silver maple wood, bearing the natural abolished it. Various arguuWi'». ot “
of 5; KI is P 1. ed a. I’.list 0 >ol|g
•(.tight of children’s lore and chil-
bark, and It» ornament consisted of which it would la* Impossible to give ,e
•• 1
" •maut.
dreli’» tears
three heavy gold bands, or rings, en­ even a synopsis, are employed by those
l,'l.«lg* g p:
o O S ’ I OdJW OT
tb^lmg to my heart!
* «1WK
The prill
circling tho »haft st equal vibnaneea. favoring and th r* opp.
■ *
.0 Dg .. • •
a»8%i
What made it retuarkalde tv as the t:l® p.'-u® * I by th« * vi 0
of ttotovp «Pc m IP Hi *1
«weetheart. whatever life may
OP
self evident fn<® t it tin- ban.to
tl - d.a 1*^ (• ''6 S. • pun*, of) gta«*
••
B i • •' •• •• to*
bring
_
®
been put on w hen the branch in * total ©
• it® e asa»«(b **a •’*• •«> « to •••• «•*«*»* • »e»
land or ocean’s f.Qtm. o
00* 11 gt It -'* * •
»bail tButotgweet, endearing voice»
®hlch th* hgndl* SSSnud* w:®;*i «I.--. - :.l°l . i
• 909 t • «Cfl •> o£ «• *atoo«c*tt
of a llv
tree, and much «::..dler 0 tl e ell.l of W e If 0g> g JU* * I* Se>co«3 ••
ting
*b. art Iflgk to ife 0 me.
diameter
The vv .-d ¡old gi 00 111. taut to - UlVl. t to -ell tliev »11 to
i. * * * •
*• • •*•»•« * i*
through and .ir.-und th* e-'nnniu* that a v, nil. t ot guilty *111 < *i r* • H h
«• to »*•• :-p • e •• • ti * •» «a»
metal and bulged out at either side, It the death »• lit« :
r1«» cj
* ■». to V - '• ••
plo*<*
I I * to ■ * .1 , to
•* * *to
producing an odd and striking effect S t. d II wind *
*• t. * Ill'll- --1
Tien T J
*• BDtrto to
•• . * « • a* p
"It took me four years to get the mil- to 1 I.- impi s, unie*t for niui'0» •••
.■mpl. •< •* m- *• • • •* •< 4»
t.to.-ii ready for thi* ntnbrell* handle.' p: - V.d mu.--.nt ft! *•: <*: *ti.r ideul.iied *illi other li*-!.». mato
•ml ths proud owner
"1 Ur* tn th* * i v* tOeiitv to '•• *
meml-m*'u >'.ai •'•»-I ** ot i*g Igla*
• ibuib- --1
I. $* I :
4D«8 *1
110
O git to C j C® to»» * * th* II »0
• • b>8 a» < «• *
■ 0 pl*
* cn th*
• *»h i* 0 i.Id l<D* I'» 0 I*« ■ • •» h*-l t*
k • 'll e.pr ;** d - ■
*.111. *AC<P
II* «t frovo op > *«t
00 th* l'l<* oe.Hired to n:o. *n.| 1 1 de.rdi 1*1*11* to 0 *1'- »0 • I"
o®
op.-to'.d i-y negro**, ba* t>. ••
• a.Mk A*
e*«r
had 0 j<*cle- ti.--t* me tl *> thr«* h 'ti *i n *tit««*ai I iui *-< ce •>a o
v 1
ib* mill . ■
it* b*ll?”
•» *!iich I Slipped over * M**ll 11 III g * Itself, ,-v l.lel* • igtlu-l of Hilt l >*rt*dgt Co*
• ft
to- ii.tl.g ami !•' I.-, -os
l *»
Lj o w my
aofr ®> »«woo <a
bran» h *nd tiftd *t the *ro|*r >ii*t«*i » .* Illg
reiiinstgm o or of «QSi * *
B
«r. Bi » «> 0 <AJfc t*
h . or.* I oo I *» lect * ver» dl «loulu. and li id his inn.-, c * not l»»u Balli g.amig.meiit re. ru le.| p* t.g ex
' • r
niinutlv* bt**< It. I" .< *- .-ihei Atto proved Ids life sentence * >u*l «till f. 9M iff)» a*rl. ultui*l CO
th.- t*:g* *ouid h*re prevented the stand It Is al-» nigigd by tb 41 op .oioo.i educational Inatituttoa. a**
■L girl l*u>h*< «ari din a» "Ot too
rings from go ng on, gnd 1 picked out posed to the abolition of th«« death p li pays a sliggit percentage less than the
U* *■<•( K\,f ber liii»t» I*»» uuxAl It* H A
K> 11* rultkM a »1 N' t)
one I'!*lty higli Up *1 It *ouhl 1« out nltv that capital punishment does deter regular rate prevailing lu Southern cot­
Khan- J'»1 on* .1*1» ♦ Wrt a « But)
of the **v of pilferer* rhe* 1 e»*it fioui crim« *s sli*a n by car. f*l igves- ton mills.
L, s*all H b* far year »•
.-.I patiently for n*tw* to eiiaeg ta* t ggtlon*; tli*t convicts under a life
Praaidant Baaaley, of tb* Intormitio*-
Kf you »ill •> loOM» ®to
•» I
band* by proce** of *ro*th
1 *ld s. lltellee *l'e * » *-• roll* cli* - I*-, be al Horseshoera' Union, In his annual re­
L tone» ••Jtk.r*» b« tb* waltz 1
nothing iilniut the experiment, and the cans«« If they munler their keepers no port. devotes a chapter to automobiles,
*• SS«-
family often wondered why In the li. avn-r penalty tli*n th*t * lil< h they discussing their possible Influence ou
’* t»*ti Lq I" oSX you t* ' «»* V 11( m
ILm little ak'"*e rate tool aie» tkigiB.
world I climbed that tree so often. 1 are already undeigolii* - *n bo Impos. d. the future of the horseehoer. W*ll;
am a traveling man, and vvnenever I and that through the *bii* of th«' pill
recognlalng the possibilities of the "mo­
nudi Ltp» «e cBa tth t «i '«t»'b uro 8*
returned from the road 1 would lose no «lolling p-g • r th«« avers*" term of life tor wagou," President Bazeley does not
«kof n K»-a:>a »r W ìlrgfl trb'IsM hid ». r
time In taking a look at my pfospee Imprisonment lias been reduced to con­ sA> In It the superee»siou of man's most
It was »low tinenient of *l-out ten yegrs
tlve umbrella handle,
L.
, -
bl* arm a* I intoad k'-r
1 he eon useful assistant the horse—In auy
work, however, and the fall of »S97 stant tilling up of prisons, placing considerable numbers, at least not for
* *•** Lo ey«* to his fwe as tltgy walked
o>
had rolled around before I finally cut heavy burdens upon the public. Is al-o some time.
to* fnau th»' gro*p of d*A)•> r» Bo* KAB* TO FOBSbT (JWTHClUltA* H V
the branch. Then I turned It over to cited. However, the agitations lave
L * for th* ■* botti* ba
The Quincy granite cutters and the
ly «ha ni po» l td Bit 'i» retía at” wag at to» Swotoiwst »f A tsn ««eon-»- Cans*
an expert, who kept It ten month« not been without fruit. In about twenty Quincy granite manufacturers have
to
*ork»i
tfow
ta
bo«n.
‘ A.: q .
longer, seasoning nnd polishing It, Hti.l States th«« court may substitute life Im­ slgued an agreement after a two
k) ,.f the long b|ll-roo*i, and wa*
"The practice of using an aiuaiiuensl»
«»1er o! • L<6d «ith cut Bower* and ferì* Yl 1-
bending the upper end Into th»« crook, prisonment. either lit Its own discre­ months' strike of the former for higher
vv hlch vvns «lone by a process of steam tion or upon the recommendation of th«« wages aud the eight hour day, ami the
»* u U t! r. 0 h.-r Bug) trompa t off laid.* hu* becoBie *liuo*t universal among
busy men of affair*.' gidoa M*g*zine
• >’*«
Ing
i iu- reault I* what yov **a
i Jury, and in New York, Massadiusetta men have returned to work. They w ill
Lds ro-i-s her fan «Kd !•' 0 hamlger-
«»• tbe.-j, h»f (».»n lip«:.ho har sad too» up tVo RR-eSt JVholes*ler, and It's death on
urn convinced It Is the only thing of Its and Ohio th«« electric clialr has beeu herffafter work eight hours a day and
»- Ch _ L*s of the div* « with b»J full olirt*. orthography. 1 def* any 11*11 who h i*
kind In th«« world, and I take good cure substituted for the hangman's rope.
receive an Increase In wages of 14 [>er
'•hxis J LkliiL- «an» I*eg luxurloiariy la the dictated to a Stenographer for *~ lung
to keep It away from umbrella
cent A term of three years Is pro­
o»
a period of time as two year* to sit
>» -s >:,J
thieves.”- New Orleans Timea-Demo-
vided for to March 1, 1!MI3, without
0 Allions au her rid*.
RECENT INVENTIONS.'
down and writ* an ordinary buslm--«
craL
change, and an additional two years
rbvf-ryoue SO. uo»> ta Oo Ad» to flight"
letter Uiliout giaking *t legst four or
In n newly designed folding bicycle under an arbitration danse, which
K «id.
8\a ridteuloi* blunder* in spelling
BIDDY BOYCOTTS HER NI I STRESS the front fork nnd bottoyi rear braces
priH'ludes the possibility of any suspen­
pVi» F van I.*
«»ill in English orthography is pur. ly
are pivoted to fold up ngalnst the main sion of work.
FlL.-ie Is MaKd #M,t*K. A0W. lO that • *a a •rbitr*ry
New
York
Serví.»
«,
I
’
.
*-*ges
llerself
arbitr*ry accomplishment. It’s *
frame, while the nsls eonn<*ctlng th«’
Upon I nkind I niployer.
K)., bine chiffon. Do you kis to b» i* fi• t i* mneifionfcs nnd doeBfl’t Dacca
i< e-i»arr bfl next % »Oo tfl J ib k liar SArily preSupi ft ■ the possession of anj
MAY SOON BE A KINO.
The New York servant has found a seat 7>ost with the rear hub are binged,
the wheels being removed and the pro­
A CHICAGO DIVORCE MII.I. IV ACTIO“.
ftur
way
of
revenging
herself
upon
an
uu
special intellectual gifts. The only way
Prince Guatai» the Future Ruler ot
b>lie? Tkl* « -rttiy her *ooor«J SOCUOD. that the average m«n retalng Ids ability
kind mistress. The plan Is not original, jecting parts Isnt against the main
Hwedeu sod Norway.
frame.
b't It?”
to spell • Ith reasonable correctne-s is fact. It was not very much of an ethical who do not hesitate to break up their but It works satisfactorily. It explains
Because of bls recent expression of
i«p oi -»J
Shoes
can
be
readily
(»dished
by
a
l<»..olid! No, toi» ton- Brto." Alibi *1 by « •¡dug constantly 0 practice and Question then, nor 1» it now. Then It marriage relatious deliberately a id why some women can only keep a ser­
sympathy for Great Britain In her
»u«.- ,
ilo with a laugb and ubi A* 'If ber Seeing the written »ords b fore his was wlft? ownership by the husband, purposely.
vant for a few days. The scheme 1» new device, having a foot rest attached trouble In South Africa, King Oscar, of
,000, uJ
to
the
upjier
side
of
a
box,
with
par
­
fen
0
white
sgoukinr*.
o
But when such cases come before the «Imple. The departing domestic writes
Sweden and Norw ay, may be requested
eye*. I-et him suspend that mental atid to-day, according to the seen nr
U»Bk- J
first? Tou *r» an»» #®-ihJ» exercia» for a short time and the first bins, the relation between husband divorce court, If the Judge lias had her opinion of her employer In some allel rods set on either side of the rest by his cabinet to alallcate hl» throne.
I KHer
and
adapted
to
guide
a
long
strip
of
tos Erickson. Wli,. this Is .»our t»ath thing you know ha ll be spelling ele­ Uni wife Is largely one of dissoluble much experience, the court knows- hidden nook or cranny, either In the
Prince Gustaf Is the heir apparent to
the »aie J
partnership by petition by either one of them aOnost Immediately. The first kitchen or In her own room. The new cloth, the latter running under the rails the throne anil would succeed Oscar.
K 0 Don’t .»on rememfier I was at phant » All two f*.
e re* if J
and
over
the
shoe,
to
be
operated
by
Kir coming out t»a?”
He represents a political party diamet­
■•’Hie stematrapher baldt Is a-1 > • • •« the parties in interest to Judicial au­ of the parties In Interest la almost sure domestic finds tills communication. She the hamls.
Offi.,' -'.I
Fíes, and you Wer» old tlaan 2R: just cocaiai- When once you begin it you’ve thority. The Judicial authoilty orde.s to present a telltale facial expression profits by It. Inquiry at an employ­
rically opposed to that which supports
»al rt tn
Soldiers will find n new knapsack the aged monarch. Gustaf Is the most
rt age ».to." «¡40 picke* up her bou- gnt to Reap It up or you’re lost. If I that the partnership be continued or and unnatural nervousness and anxiety ment agency on Sixth avenue revealed
i LichbiiJ
dissolved, and when the court lias In which the court sees a conspiracy, OiHt this scheme was generally prtic convenient, the aides being formed of
Det
and
burle*
l«tì
face
IB
tfle
fn-^O
attempted
to
a
rite
a
letter
of
any
» »renili, i
bullet proof armor, with spurs project
0» blosgot!’.«.
o ngth *t praw-nt my eorigspo* ¡tint spoken its decree is enduring If the dis­ and tnnny Is the divorce refused on tlced.
w wan
“It Is no more than could be expect Ing from the lower edge to hold the
And you *,-ra la white a*d cgrrled would be certain to set me down as a solution of the partnership Is com­ that ground, but only the Judge and 111»
Sei by ib
manded, but If not the belliger. tits God know the real why.
ed,” said the manager of the agency, knapsaek In n vertical position In the
81O roses. Ju*t Ilk» those Mildred."
scandaloug Ignoramus, and 1 believe
i 1 * b | 4
"that a girl who leaves a place In a ground, with slots at the top to re­
Hut not so 1er»» a bina li." And sba Bing tenth* of tli» business nigii in the sgiely will continue the la tie fli *n
tile Hoi J
•tber
Judicial
ring.
rage against her mistress, as many of ceive the spurs of another knapsack,
ŸOUNG
VANDERBILT
TO
WED.
^oa
pulling
t
lo»
lowers
o*t
a
dl
ti
ar
city are in the game boat. The memory
I fioar »
them do, should want to have a word thus forming a temporary fort.
Hear Cases oa Saturday».
k’ <S the petals. »Bile Browsing of most people, by the Way. Is chiefly
noch r!-s|
The Chicago courts, says the Chron­ His Brige-to-lte, Elwie French, I» of no to say to the next servant that comes
A combination accident Insurance
¿tehed her color come *ml go.
graphic. a~ far as Spelling Is concerned.
lum.-st- al
Ancient Fuiliily.
In. It’s an easy matter to leave a line nnd transportation ticket hits been de
"And I sent them."
I mean by that that they have to write icle, devote Saturdays to hearing di­
t> !ti:.
An
important
society
event
nt
some
“Afld you sent th*m.”
• Bold down Oil paper and see how it vorce cases, aud the mills of these Judl still undeterminate date will be the where the newcomer will find It. One signed for use on railroads, having a
tkot »
woman told me that on the wall at the coupon printed In connection with the
# owningQÿlfted his position «lightly. looks befora they are certain about its clal gods go at a very rapid rate, but
■*, -lavi
marriage of Alfred Gwynne Van 1er head of her servant’s lied she found a ticket, good for Insurance of a passen­
d to i»:.wl
"I wonder what !fl«rsh*ll wgut* to orthography. That Is A by they I.......... ■ not carelessly or with Indifference,
blit, in ad of the Vanderbilt mill ons, penciled line, ‘The mistress here has ger between the two stations Indicated,
ant nW 11
grry th*t little 3jls* Jone* for?" h* rusty so quick »» soon Os they fclve up Doubtless very many peop.e will be
and Miss Elsie French, whose engage­ got such a temper she'd make your huir for which the passenger pays a small
amazed
when
told
that
3,(W
divorce»
on twoyl
W.
the personal handling of the pen. In
ment was recently announced.
curl. My, but she's fussy and mean.'
sum In uddltlon to the regular fare.
entire .<41 I "Av «he Is not *n heiro*k. h* p .9 gbl.t mediae.*1 times the upper classes are granted every year by the Lh.cag»
Young Vanderbilt was botu In 1877
"A sjsit often utilized Is In the neigh
1'iMid -trrtl |b ok- he lov.-g her. I hope it doeg not didn’t pretand to know how to wilte. courts, aud as they hear such cases
A supplemental seat lias been de
;0id graduated from Yale in l.H'jü. He borhood uf the clock, but perhaps the signed to allow three persona to ride
.» »- a I Worry you. Mr. Brognlnf.”
They left that to professional si-riven only one day lu the week It Is found was making a Chur of the world and
most unique one of all was w ritten on In a wagon Intended for two, a skele­
SUM- -I I "Me? Not *t *11. 1 sup|»o.-B Jhiu'e.' ers. and We a<$>pc*r to be drifting) back that after deducting holidays the week
kr rail I I® , n wandered g'hy I've never n(*r to that haPP.* coniftli 0 of a#* rs.”— ly average 1» great It is ascertained, had reached Japan when his father a slip of paper and pasted In the l«>t ton steel frame being attached to the
too, that four fifths of the p tiClous are died. Returning home, he found that tom of the wash bowl, In going dome» under aide of a narrow seat, to lift It
I'ittsburg News.
filed by women, and nine-tenths of th ■ Ills father had passed by his eldest soil, tics have learned to look for these above the level of the main seat, allow­
xrevaiM * I Mildred's ch< •*» *Vum. d tli* ln(® of
charges are druukenuess. cruel t.eat Cornelius J., and hud left the ent re communications now. A irlrl I «ent to ing plenty of room on either side of
1» tOo <«*••» SsytO"' at.
a» Collât»
¿0 ruses.
fortune of *100,<HJ0,0<)0 to himself. Very a place the other day came back In a
Where In the Wooly • est are to a meiit and alignduument.
I« weal
L ' l? Not*t*ll. I«*ther, I Bh-.flhl Wv.ii Nimbreroed ru <fi«n8 with plgtol* • nd Nearly gll men appllc.ints for divorce generously, however, Alfred Gwynne few hours. When I nsk«sl her what the frame for the other two persons.
the ri.sa
uti|M>pular member of th« royal fam­
IV- If you did |> t mgrried. I gm *0 to^l • nh-lt In their boot* gnd cflrtrldg* make charges against their wives un­ disregarded this arranginent nnd turn was the matter, she said: 'I didn't like
l>»lr !l*!t
Worlil'a Oldest Newspaper.
ily. it the election of a King were
10
you single. ,»ou gnoW ”
ed
over
some
$7.000,
<M»>
to
Ills
bruti
er.
the
missus'
reference*.
They
wasn't
der
the
guise
of
"incompatibility.
’
’
belt* wound their *r*iMf Where Bra
« time i
The old<‘«t jiewspaper In the world 1» left to the people the choice would un­
'
Aud
I
should
Bonder
*t
tt.
too.
I
TIHs
action
was
n
noble
one
A
fum
ly
as
gisul
as
mln««.'
I
knew
what
she
•Sier S-
tie AI|*H lk'* I*rl*t Bill*, et «1., Only oci us.unally, except In cases of
the Talng I'ao. or Peking New», found­ doubtedly fall on Prince Karl, the third
Lno A.uuen. They *re l-*|utiful ct> *
U sti*s»
V lio i e <> ft"’ d'-flnt-i« In Igrroom* abandonment, dues a defendant let the feud over the distribution of the Van­ men nt. nnd I've told th«« housewife In
to !>«gdmlred, *dored .gad ld<*l • ■I |t tbB *i I It »•'* of tenderfoot igse go against him or her by default derbilt Inteiests would Inevitably have «im-stlon that she had better rub out ed In the year 710 A. D. Until quite «on of Oscar 11. Gustaf Is very radical
mi touiSl
recently It was supposed that the Kin- In Ids conception» of the correct pol­
b--I, but kept *t * distance if * m*n
gtrfingei* tbe vlll*limu* degparado.» There seems to be a streak In tie ii.i affected many Innocent persons who the notice that her departing maid left. Pan, a Chinese Journal published In
icy toward Norway, and It Is known
Isauts to retain hls p«*c* of mind
were
Interested
In
Vanderbilt
pr<
per
"The plan vvns perhaps suggested by
• In » lynching las - gild other hgrroW- ture of such people that forces them
Peking for the last 1,000 years, was that he 1» bitterly op|s>sed to the lato
llk.ti't you think so. Mis* Uric***?”
o
ing gMcdote* mike Bp coiisiderabl» to wind up their uiatriuiou al relations
the oldest newspaper In the world. 111 action of the King In recalling Swedish
rimes «" I "tan Mr. BroA’nln* be tr«>ii|?”
of the «toe* In tr»de°of our eAster* by flinging mud, so that the other one
a i cry able .work recently puldlslied, officers from x’ e sister country at the
oi ero®* I “Thank you. No*', suppo** I b«d cotlic llla»tr*t.»** 1 '*> not *11OW. 4.ail go out i A' th* world b amfrebed
however, Imbault lluart, the French reipiest of the Norwegians.
A//M tîïH
delusili« Igsrrled When 1 w*s toy. *K. Te* .»tor* F-» mgn» ye|r* I h*ve Wanderc* • ith suspicion and branded w th L t
■ W ■ T—
- I *<* ■
consul at Canton, show» that this high
The masses In Nwedeu are all for
E ìio H I <M I'd have a wife who never tlioigy.t
tel*
th*t
sp
11
’
’
vicious,
”
’
devlll-11.'
throilK* th* gre»t
on lior*«-
honor belong« tu the Tslng Pao, which the Boers and the Klug's re«-ent ex-
id itisprt
I f me or my home, but am*y* of her b*> k »'Ige e.ap-ii i«d la <*m><*. •< ■■b.g'tij.'' ti' ud>io' Whan sn. h cum
has been published continuously »Ince pression of sympathy for Englaud baa
Moro*] » mi |>erson*lity *igl ftoclal ail«**-
W»°i In i<> the i*l*ti*l Pullm*n »leep- are Oil tin boards tile crowd "f gpgeta*
the yemr 710, and 1» even said to have aroused popular feeling.
i t lined I to tits. My home g oul* l-**o bom* at er of the g*-*t tioiiB ontiiieiitBI lin<< ’'toi» 1» always largo, tsr tbs plav deals
beon founded some 200 y<«ars befora
.
...
.
1..
I., .
.
t .. Im !.. .. I
eri«D í*1 OB lieeaus«« 1 should expect th Ogx of
•«I 1 hf'e wrer digenrered gay ■ * only In perfidy, hypocriay, falaehoo-1,
that date, or early In the sixth century,
ri. t»«*l I her which she * ould *ever «*).”
Filled I ha Bill.
mml
Binging,
cussedm-ss
and
human
the Agree, beg li 88 red dime novel
800 years before a newspaper WII
Young
Obed
l’erklns It wasn't right
il. a**
Ml* Erickson w as un.*:4* iotisly her«**. ggsternet* l*vg *'• erroneou* depravity.
known in Europe.—Empire.
1 • TsÄ I
for you to go to see Cyuthy while I was
It is said that some men anti more
pilling the Howers
piece*and w*tch- Impri son about th* T**t plains coun­
M »I Iing Mr. Brow ulng with ntudh-d
goln’ with her, 8etb. She won’t keep
cour- try tligt Stretches -gstward from the • mu n ar.- altllcb-'l with B mania to
A Conimon (leader 1‘roaoun.
company with me at all new.
mi ?* Ii"«y.
Bttend
fuin
ral-.
ami
11.
It
t
BBBttM*
1
t
flanks of the R«x-kb* to the wheat
It Is still a marvel to writers, who
.«• mW
Young Heth Wbeatly—Well, It weren’t
fields of the Dakotas. In reality, It tie to ft.'-m whether It be a funeral of a
Browning
continued:
"*«
It
most feel the Dead of an epicene pro­ Jtst adzactly right, Obed, I’ll admIL
1 mí i1 1
M* y '.n.-lu-lor tluL In which 1 *m v Is * region w here crimes are far less friend, an acquaintance or a stranger.
noun, why the suggestion, years ago, But, you see. It were this way: While
Uug. My serva*ts, whom no one in numerous In proportion to jiopulatlon It 1» enough for them to know that It
nuula by Prof Marsh, tluit thou should yer Jlst as good a lookin’ feller a» 1 am,
Is
a
funeral,
ami
that
they
are
"In
It
”
terfi to with. I go and come as I than *iey ar^ In the densely settle«!
fill the long felt need, was not accept­ you know Cynthy's a gal wbat's got a
Please, to the club, to the opera, to regions of the Eastern and Middle and enjoying the pleasure of the
ed. During the ’do» another ingenious all tired good eddlcatlon. an' she's gush-
mournful
occasion.
But
however
much
dinners, or to Europe. My horses ami States.
gentleman pnqioaed aueb a pronoun, to darned pa tickler that she gits a feller
a funeral may '«arm some people. ..n<
'»rriages are mine, and no one ever
tie declined thus: IleMb he or she. what uses gissl grammar. That’s my
10- tatto*
I*-
latlo* of the Lip«
Lip < aaaes
aaaaa < sneer. must go to a divorce court when facts
totoplaina of them. My house Is soil­
Hlxser bls or her. Hlmmer 1dm or strong p'lnt, Obed. an’ nat< berly alia
"Can««er of the lip." a city physician w hich should not be volet g lu public
hide Itself, unless I wish to make it says, "is <'*us«'<! more frequently than
her.
Example.
“The teacher told tuck right to me.—I nd Ian* | «oil* Suu.
are
tieiug
told.
»ulay. Don't you think I am a sen one would think by the toothbrush.
John and Mary that lie would punish
There
th--
grti.-lt-
that
glad
I-
n«
tka
Me man?"
0
hlmmer if heesh did not learn hlxacr
MILLIONAIRE TO WED HEIRESS.
Hunting the IHtch.
Let me illustrate this by a typical case heart of such people most Is given out
“It really had never occurred to me • blch I am treating now. John Blank
lesson.” I-et us have a common gen
The revolutlonl«t leader wai rapidly
raw aud by wholesale. There these vul­
Mr Brown ng.” Mlldrerl said, laughing amok««! a g'sxl deal. ami. to k«-ep hl*
ture» find tlir supreme height* of their ties. It seem'd proper and correct file Chinese servants In San Francisco. der pronoun by all means. The writer’s geitlug ahead of bla men lu the wild re­
B’-ghtly.
vote Is lu favor of Chon.
t.-eth white ln-«toiued them hard thr.-e h'arts’ delight In pathetic. In b.utal enough to settle all dispute by giving
treat
•
r* * few I
•
“Of course you do. for yon have fol times a day with a brush who««« bris-
• nd in ctddly Indifferent rec tala of the away a king's ra.isopi. but how many glyphic» under the kitchen »Ink. The
The private who sprinted Just at hls
l"Wed my example and remained sin- tte* "'T" Uk* "¡r«‘
H<- braalNd a misfortunes of husbands and wives.
I.iihten She l,o»ln»ae'a lx«a«l.
heela manag«'«! to say: "Why do you
new
celestial
Invariably
looked
there
young
m«-n
are
there
Just
out
of
college
iie.”
A reform which Is being pushed in run 7 1 thought you bragged that you
little patch of skin from his lower lip
A study of the face* of the habl-
I BiK*j
"But not alone. There 1« mamma Afterward he was careful, am! the sore tiles of divorce courts Is likely to innks who couhi have done it *o quickly and the first thing. If the »Igns were favor­ England Is Intended to lighten the bur- would d'^ In the hurt ditch?”
able
fo
the
lady
of
the
house
he
stayed.
so
gracefully.
Alfr«-d
Gwynue
1»
a
mod
­
fnatte
•ml |>apa and Joe and the girls. Mr. •pot heahsl. But then he forgot an«!
“I will—I will, my boy; but the iMRt
’ one tH-lleve that the process of evolu- est young man ami Is «aid to have In­ If not he left without any explanation. dens of the |M>»tman. The people w ho
rtuieotR
Browning. O, I should not care for the spot became sore again. This went
. tion haa been reversed In them, and herited the Vanderbilt genius fo* It has only |*C**tly however, come In w rite are earnestly regulated to Use ditch Is some distance away, and 1
•ucsrr*
•olitude and enjoyment alone.’*
on a year or so. Two days out of the that they are grinding at the mills • finance.
to t gm- among N*rw*V >rk dom- stlcs, light weight paper and never two must hurry If I keep my word.”
•n oi ,J
“You®re not so selfish.”
a
seven this one place In Blank s lip was Involution, the grist of which
wiilcb la
And Uie little band of heroes contin­
but It Is already a |x>pular practice.”— •beets where one would I« «urti' lent.
A
onng
Vanderbilt
inher1te«l
the
Van
­
“No."
M,,re. Flually.® t««-gan to pain him: I hearts that are happiest when misery.
The promoters of the reform have »nine ued te annihilate time aud distance.—
New
York
Journal.
"Wbatr
it hurt him all the time; It smart«-«! di« <®"intm«-tit am! cruelty are haul­ derbilt million« In ac<-or«lanee with the
fo I. d.'ii'i** figure* to iiiuwtrt.i. what Baltimore American.
o
“No. v* Browning. I am not selfish. even when apparently healed. He ing others to and fro In tbe slough of ti adit Ions of the family. At th* dea h
the total Rslm tlon In weight wou'd be
Automobiles In Germany.
o^
old
Com®
do
>•
Vanderbilt,
the
And you would be happier if you were would awake In the night with the •«H-ial and domesti«' slime and filth.
t^ulie Another Thin*.
1 he large amount of capital and < ner If the suggestions were carried out.
Bat,"
•
Sii<-h habitues are mostly women— founder of the family, the bulk of bls
sharp pinching pain there, and the
Perliap» one of the moat delicate and
yy
which
la
being
»pent
upon
thia
fortune
pa«««-«l
to
hls
son.
William
H
Browning looked at her In silent pain ®<s like the clutch of a < rah's women who have no interest there ex­
Many Versions of Ilin M. rlpttires. tactful remarks ever made was that
daw. ® be had «am.-r now • an-s-r cept to fe««d their mind» upon the »tor- Vanderbilt, who was said ft have .n bra mb of industry indicates that Ger­
•n.szxnient. Then he said:
At the Iwglnnlng of the century there a I r.-ii. m.in who had not found “a
herited
aix»ut
*7&(MXMJB*
at
the
ag.-
of
man
biiA
""
n
>n
the
im-st
conserva
­
O-
; !»>«* I have given up a I t ft* due to the Irritation which he had ap­ j les that fall from tbe witness stand
were
fifty six versions of the scrip­ life on the ocean wave” quite all that
tive finale 1er» In the world, have great
•
plied thrl.-e dally for a year to that one . Perhaps so. and perhajM» not, many of M
0 I ' ■ . '
-. X
tures; by 1H00 the numtier had risen to could be expected.
confidence
lu
the
future
of
automobll-
When
William
II
Vanderbilt
d
ed
he
220, by Iris) It bad leap«®! up to 3*0,
' -•■ ran!a of t
* wife always waiting for me ami p'an si»«t with hls stiff bristled brush.”— 'ggm ti«-l"iig
He was piking, pale an* dishevelled.
tune ni
-■ parated. but. if ^®- lr facial «-xpr«-« left the btilk of hls fortune
r his eldest l»m lm»t £-nr t or« •<-r>- about !.<•»> and we pa«s the threshold of the m-* Into bls steamer chair, when a pas­
‘ ng little surprises for my comfort I>hlla«l« lubia R«-<s'r<!.
__
men
employedfii
and
around
Berlin
in
al»n. either In re|w»e or In expectancy, son, <Jorn*-llii». wh> InbrnV
I——... d a out
• nd enjoyment. If she were sweet and
century with over ♦<»> versions of the senger aj>ke<! cbevrlly:
Vegetable Sho«x
lu.oii *t the age of 42. And n**w the automobile Industry, and, to Judge
ln.‘ at.» anything. It ■ gj>- they do 1*-
"Ah. good morning, uionileur! Have
8-’* and charming, like she would I*
Bible or some portion thereof.
A
I-ondon
bootmaker
ha«
patented
a
from
the
pre»«-nt
outlook,
thia
niitnl«r
®
ng
i!
-
re.
«nd
«-ven
th.-
-
a»ual
student
Alfr«-d
«»wynne
has
Inherit«-«!
*IOO.«W).-
(»•fur» I married her. And to always
you breakfasted T‘
•hoe made expr««s»1^for «- g- tartans. I: of human nature would be constrain«-«! «»»> from bls father, the latt* r cutting will tie more than double«! during t®-
"No. monsieur.” answered the pallid
If a man doesn’t know when be R
**ve some one to take out with me is made of T.g. at" probi'tion.
1 t«> congratulate
their late matrimonial off the elder s««n be« auag of the latter's [,resent .'^<r. C onsul B. II. Warm-r, Jr
■on
Frenchman, "I have not breakfasted.
*'"Uever I or rather she—« are to g'•
I
ms
ten,
the
chance»
are
some
fool
friend
hl
marriage, which
displease«! the father.
On tho contrary!”
■And to entertain my friends as some
life looking to<n. r» on their ew ape from su- b
Hottie people go th rot:
When a woman «l««clde» that her bus will Inform him.
HI* bride to be la a daughter of the
*-ti.eo r*n doO And to tee great t.i0 as if they were *orry they ba«l ever
_
o
®T m«.rtrng the . nYwda a® <>rii.o:>d Fr«-r ti who «xi tenth n ban woul«J tie more cheerful if he saw
When a girl »tuba her toe, the pain
'"•ya »nd gentle girla my children—
started.
o
A woman who »offer» untold agony doesn't bother her If «be finds that
at tbe court bouse elevators waiting d«*»«ent front Eelwsrd Fren«.-b, one of more company, she at otoeg »ends away
rr"*Ing up about me. But a man mu-t
l> an exception to the rula.
She <Uda t akin her patent leather Sbaas
nanne! enkeg are probab y •» all-d to ba carried uo to tbe several court- tba founder» of luswlcb. Mux, la 1'idd f«»r her kia
a lot of nerve to ask a w omaa to
because they clothe the lnUAT U-aze
< '• herself to him alone."
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