The Eugene weekly guard., June 14, 1902, Image 2

Eugene Weekly Guard.
CAMI'HKLI. ■KO* . I'ruprlelur».
EUGENE
OREGON.
1
It was a case of "ready Money" with
bla knit*.
WHICH ONEPROPOSED
PRETTY ROMANCE OF A MAN AND
A MAID.
He Add reseed Her Publicly a« if she
Were
Hi«
Wife or Mater, and
Rather Liked
It
rhe
Th« End of a Pe­
move about w.ibout Interfering with
each other.
Th* two lenses with which thia mam­
moth camera Is provided have a focus,
one of flv* and one half feet, and th*
other of ten feet. There la a view-
I
finder of special construction, attached
to which is an automatic measure, so
gauged that each half Inch upou It rep­
resent» one Tiot to which the bellow»
must be drawn out.
The entire weight of the camera
without a plate, and not Including it»
support. 1» thirteen hundred pound».
The plate weighs oue hundred pound»,
and four men are necessary to handle
It.
When a picture is to be taken, a
fra me-work la erected at the view­
point and the camera Is placed there­
on, the bellows part supported by roll­
ers. which facilitate the dr»wing-out
or pushing In pro. es» incidental to fo­
cusing.
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BY J. MACLAREN COBBAN.
CHAPTER XII.
vLBr?2oh Te'"ént'awaX "È’g"ïï
years ago. —--------
.
but you will understand, Herr Pastor,
1 have never forgotten him.
For the
first time I knew he was in very great
danger and anxiety about a year and a
half ago;” (I““> aluiust started from
my seat; that was the very time of
La roix’s disappearance') “1 learned
it in a dream, indeed, dream«, which
the Almighty God sends uftener an I
clearer t > his chosen ones than to other
(ersons." (She was then a l’ieti-t, if
not a maniac.) “Hie danger and anx­
iety then, I suppoae passed away, for
soon I saw no more of them. But now
for many weeks I see him and feel him
more and more anxious than before,
and I am made to feel there is always
now another man near him making him
anxious and afraid, and the other man
seem* to 1« you, I think, Herr Pastor."
—you know «bat I mean-..
I fancy he wantl to '
a.1.
chance for a last big «, „
b*
don’t thou lie afraid, la j ‘i..
».;
the lass and thee.
’'»Mb,
on Frank to tell me the B>. .iir>''*1 “I
dress, though I had to lr.„ P“01 «■
his father shouldn't get to |„J* 1,1 <
told me. I went attoighiTi* U
found her; and she was main i’ U1
see me. px>r thing. ( »O|,t . *“1 to
had come for; and the X! I
■
she packed up her litt!«
“ **
came back with nte-and 1Z'*', •*
1 was so taken aback I could for the
with me now. But J*Xe n
n
Iler maiden aunt hud ell day been
moment neither stir nor speak, w n e
the den yet. ’Manuel ha» ini’"11* h
sounding In her ears tbe praises of a
a new feeling, a feeling of shame, »rose
Umdon for the week, I fin,|
/ '■*b
certain modest young man and her
in me for appearing in that woman s
Ac* ions Bpriik louder than words
be home on Saturday; Ml„|
'* *¡¡1
presence as Steinhardt’s representative.
maideu heart bud rebelled, because It
Some men never say die; yet they all
pect he will want me to hou ,.!" 1 n.
“•
is very burd ou a girl to llsteu patieut-
After her outburst of surprise she
have to do It.
him. Sol say you had lJet.JP ,,tl'
ly to what others take for granted
lookei at the letter again, and at me.
back at once. ”
r ’’'«i«
When a man »ay» he bad forgotten
and she 1» very uucertalu about.
I rose, uncertain.
Here,
surely,
was
matter
,L
all about that little loan you Juat re­
hhe bad uo way of knowing tbat he
“Fraulein,” I said, “I do not know
gravest anxiety and a|,pru,. "•
turned be la a liar.
cared more than other tneu for bar.
what to say. I did not seek to coma
though it did not appear what o'"’
this journey mvself; Herr Btemhardt
lie called und was a Jolly good fellow,
wus to fear exactly, except that m
J. Plerpont Morgan'» favorite elgh'
full of fun. entertaining and good to
asked me to undertake it. He thoug it.
hardt might somehow reclaim > '3’
lueb rigar would »cent tv Ire a merger
and I thought, too, that your alver-
look at. lie had never eveu hinted at
from Birlev’s charge, and again'i'1’’
uf aeveral »mailer rigare
tisenieut, in which, of course.volt eou d
anything other tliau a warm friendship
PET MARMOSETS.
her away. But the fact is, ^y a‘
not use many words, signified that you
for her. Of course sbe was fond of
and suspicion of Steinhar ,'t uera '*i
If a woman I» unable to tell when n
1dm; so were tbe other girls, but be I.ittla Monkey* Po*«e«* Bumathle. were very ill and alone perliaps, and
that I was prepare-l for hi- c ,IIU1
tbat Anawai« fur « Coa«ci«ac*.
man la going to propose ahe ba* no
that you needed a—"(I did not quite
had a way of dancing mure with them
the greatest and vaguest en.,rniJ^
businesa with a husband
Two small marmosets less than a know how to put it: I added hurrie lly )
and of sitting out ou the steps with
It was now Friday morning ahd
'
them betweeu dances, and when she year old have «atlstled a Washington —“a fnendlv hand.”
was only another day during >1 x
On an average a woman can Jump
lady,
whose
pets
tbey
ar*,
tbat
some
“
He
did
not
think
that
I
could
wish
bad first dared to favor him at the
. oiill think of Louisa as at r*«t Kg ‘
fig i>er cent as fur as a man. but with a
• otlllon be bad grown so white and »I- monkeys poaaesa not only intelligence to see him for his own sake,—I mean
I sat silently marvelling.
, lev's house. I could leaie Hw)
mouse to help her »be can raise the
and affection, but also something akin for the sake ol his own peace?”
lent tbat she never did It agalu
“1 tell you all this plainly, Herr night Ly the mail train, and pmUk
percentage to HO.
Her German was becoming too rapid Pastor,” she added, “because you are
She bad been shoppiug downtown, tu a conscience. Tbe Washington Post
, reach Tin.perley late on Satunla. „
and it was after her hour for gettiug gives a most interesting ammount of for me to follow without an effort. I not one of those who laugh at dreams;
Greater speed could not be rnad«- 'V
Almost every day some far seeing
was not sure I understood her.
home The ear was crowded. An old some of their characteristic*.
for you know that the <acred Scripture j was I, alter al), going to leave wifi,,“!
person succeeds in getting his name in
“He ha« business,” I said, “which says that the great God reveals to those
The marmosets are full of mischiev­
gentleman, a friend of her fntlier. bad
knowing what was that damning
J
the papers by predicting a war betweeu
given her a seat. A few blocks lie- ous. playful way*, and are great prevented him from coming himself.
who are ready to see, many strange thing concerning Steinhardt
Kussia and Japan.
“
I
suppose,
”
said
she,
with
some,
sources
of
amusement.
T
bey
will
steal
»bith
yond lie had said good ulgbt and left
things in dreams and visi ns of the Fraulein Haas's “dream, or
dresini,"
her alone. She w as a good deal fright­ all the hairpin» and knlckkiiac-ka from touch of bitterness, I thought, “he is night.”
might
reveal
or
suggest?
I
aiUst
Ur Carnegie has at last discovered
— —i
ened in the crush, w lieu the youug their uiistreHg' dressing table. Then still always very busy making more^and
“You have, indeed,” I said, “seen deavor to win it from her.
the right way to escape th* disgrace
man u|>|M*nred. helping a very drunken the lady calls forth a pretty display ot mote money in your rich England.
strange tbnigs.”
I cal lei 1 that morning, but wt;
?
“It is now,” I answered, “a lawsuit
of dying rich." He thinks of going Into
as told,
man, bearing a b.-iliy in bls arm», onto < on science on tbe part of her pet».
“Will you now,” she continue«!, “lie as on the first occasion, -he would'
th* newspaper business.
l.'pou discovering their pilfering» she that keeps him in England.”
Tell
me,
if
you
know,
tlie < ar. She «aw bltu step on the toes
plain with me?
“A lawsuit?
A trial?" she ex- exactly what is the thing,—the serious be home till five o’clock iu the
of a big fat man who wit taking too put» her band* to her face aud »bows
noon. I got everything ready a* n'
“Ja
in at least on* respect General Fred
claimed,
with
a
strange
anxiety,
signs
of
grief.
The
marmoset*
watch
matter,— he is anxious and afraid
much mom, until be, being afraid to
hotel
for a prompt departure
D. Grant seem» to take after ills fatli
he
in
danger?
”
light, got off tlie car Then ahe saw her for a minute and seem disturb*!;
”
■ ailed again soon after the hourn’amel
er. He Is doing Ills work without mak
“Indeed, Fraulein, 1 do not know. . about.
then
they
apparently
consult
together,
“
I
can
tell
you,
Fraulein,
”
I
said,
him force tbe drunken man into the
“So you have come again,'' ,he .»¡.i
The other party to the trial thinks him­
lug much noise about It.
“a very serious mutter, about the dis­ wearily, when she saw me.
seat, where, maudlin and pathetic, be and finally one goes to tbeir hiding
self in danger from HerrSteinhardt; lie
place
and
bring»
back
a
hairpin
and
covery of which I suspect he is very
crooned tu bls baby.
“Yes, Fraulein,” I answered
accuses Herr Steinhardt of using, and
John l>. Rockefeller. .Ir. announce»
lay» It down
anxious. A little more than a year and r I have come in i haste.
---- ii ”
Then be saw her and flushed crim­
making
much
money
by
using,
his
that "riche» is no bar Io heaven." Per
The lady receive» It, but »till keep*
a
half
ago
Herr
Steinhardt
’
s
partner
in
son,
for
»lie
did
not
bow.
She
wa»
too
‘
To
urge
me.
I know. Bnt w|1? lf
hap* the young man has seen a camel
her face covered aud seem» to weep. patent for chemical dyes.”
business went to lamdon from Lanca- it necessary? It is a terrible law th«
angry to lielieve that be might be play­
“
f
think,"
said
she,
simply,
“
you
go through the eye of a needle.
Then the other monkey will bring In
► hire, and it was thought he never re quick death should lie brought upon
ing Die part of the good Samaritan.
several more things. They climb up are not Emmanuel's friend."
turned; no trace of him could lie found.
She looked hlui straight lu tbe eye«
■ me man because he brought quj,(
To
this
I
had
nothing
to
say
for
a
A spinster was seared Into hysteric»
to her In tbe prettiest way and try to
So his fate remamined altogether a death on another!—a terrible ]lw ■
without a sign of recognition. Then
moment. I took refuge in an evasion.
by an Angora goat that strayed Into
¡mil her Ungers from her eyes, to see
mystery for a yeai, until I went to lie
he waa white as be was that night at
am not utire it is G ih J' h law. Think
“Herr Steinhardt." I said, “has
her parlor. Thal I» at least a change
if this has hail the desired effect Bnt
cure in the village. Why the mystery you it is, Herr Pastor?”
tlie ■ otlllon when she favored him and
sent me to ait as his representative.
from the old one about the man under
no, she weeps harder than ever, and 111
should
have
lieen
left
so
long,
I
cannot
“Fraulein!” I exclaimed, alarmed«
be did not seeui to understand, And
But it appears there is nothing for me
the bed.
an agony of coutritlou the marmosets
say, because it was no great cleverness
her continued di»po»ition to <-oibi,|w
to do.” (I was standing uncertain,
he was handsome, as
a» he was
wan that
EUROPE'S SMALL FIRE LOSS.
in me that after that made it les.« of a
race off am! fetch in all their liooty,
Tbe heroine of a new prize play re
too curiosly and abstrusely, "I iinisortv
but readv to go.) “What shall I say
night. The seat next to the drunken
mystery; perhaps the Almighty left it I cannot linger to di.-cii«« -u. h
cently staked in London 1» a sleimg <ln«-Tenth of Whit it I« Her« Hnlld- mau was vacated. His broad slioul- whimpeiiiig softly am! doing all they to him when I return.’?’
so long to give Emmanuel Steinhardt
lugs Ar« Almost V I reproof.
know
how
to
do
to
make
amends.
rapher afflicted with "heart hunger
“I wonder,” said she, more than
with you. I must trcvel back to Eng­
der» kept a too eager occupant front
Then the billy smile» upou them and half to herself, “if you are the person I time to repent. Soon after I came to land in a very few hours, on most ui.
Losses by Are iu European cities ar* the »eat
We have known *teuograph*rs afflicted
the village certain things made me sus­
praises them, aud the little ermitures have seen lately ?"
l*sa than one tenth of those In th* cltlea
ious business, and I entreat you to r-.
with "candy hunger "
“Nora." be Haiti, speaking to her. Just
pect that Herr Steinhardt’s partner did
here, though In Europe the tire depart ns If »lie had been Ills sister or his i-aper with delight, aud climb up and
I was startled; I stared in blank be­
>olve to tell me what von siv haa Iwn
not
stay
in
London,
but
came
home
Many people who have loved Sol uients. except in one or two luatauc**. wife, "sit here and take tbe baby. 1 care*» their mistress with their tiny wilderment. Was the woman a mani­
revealed to you concerning this crime.
I now know,
The pupils of her keen eyes and then disappeared.
Einltb Kusaell aero»» the footlight« lire almoat Insignificant and on a casual nm afraid to do it myself, f“r I might paw». After this they are on their ac?
I have said it already, Fraulein, and
good behavior for several day».
seemed to rapidly dilate and contract, from evidence that I have got, that he I say it again: wluit the great (..d S1i
lio(>e and believe (list be lias only Just survey wholly Inadequate.
break Its back. 1 don't know how to
did;
hut
what
became
of
him
I
cannot
With a population of
i'arla hold them."
while she gazed into vacancy, and at
have in rtore for Herr Steiuhard. Iw
dropiied In on mother" and will enjoy
Had the "Conductor Wrist."
the same time kept a referring glance tell. I suspect that Herr Steinhardt ail Iiis wickedness. I cannot judge, aid
» long rest with tbe old folks now "at for years ha* had a tire loss lews than
She changed her seat and took the
put
bim
out
ot
the
way,
but
I
do
not
"Never heard of the youduetor wrist."
Boston'» Budapest, with a larger pop baby. It stopped Its crying aud »uug
I do uot seek to put out my I and to
on me.
home”
illation than Koston. lost le»s than one gling up to her feil asleep. It hud been exclaimed the move up front tuan on an
"A man,” she continued, “who goes yet know that he did. I am sure, how­ force; I say 1 do not de-ire to brira
ever,
that
the
Divine
Vengeance,
which
Eleventh
street
trolley.
"Ixvok
at
that!
The story that Kermit Roosevelt tenth the amount Inst year that the good to hear him cull her Nora, eveu
aliout and about, and evidently causes
punishment on him, I • nlv wi«h to 1»
See that enlargement? How do I get Emmanuel great anxiety about some­ has thus far revealed it to me bit by­ able to make him withdtavi hi« hand
ata Iked on »tilts Into the room where n Mnssacliiisetta capital did.
if lie was In the company of u hopeleas-
bit.
will
yet
make
clear
the
whole
hor
­
Mllmi with half n inllllon Inhabit ly drunkeu man. They got off far It? Just watch this SOB-pound fairy- thing."
sewaloii of the cabinet was living held
from tbe perpetration of mure crueltr
was not given out by the I'reaidhut to lints, lose» on the average only $160,000 from her home and from bls. He led after ahe gets aboard. Ahexn! well
Conceive the sudden turmoil of rible crime.”
and oppression.”
She
heard
me
through
in
silence,
er
did
you
notice
bow
she
l*uued
back
thought and feeling, of imagination
the correspondent» with the other cab n year, and the total damage by tire lu the drunkard and she carried tbe baby.
“Is he so wicked, then
she cried
V enice, where 200,000 (»tuple live, was Tbey bad nut spoken since hla com­ on my flattened palm as th* car start­ and hope into which I was thus gazing intently at me the while; but in an accent of the keenest pain.
inet news
when
I
i
»me
to
the
end,
she
drew
back
ed? You might supposed ahe liked It.
thrown!
The I.acriox mystery was
only about $'JO,OOO. London's loss Is
King Edward'» cook 1» »aid to draw only about onwtlftli that of New- York mand, though she hud several times
"Uli. no, I think nothing of It now. until then almost absent from my and looked at me in anger and aston­
(To be continua 1)
soothed tbe little one in a way that
a »alary about equal to that of a lieu
It Is not that the tire departments are made it desperation for him uut to tell It's all In a day'* work, but the first mind; I seemed to have left it in Eng­ ishment.
"But,
”
said
she,
“
who
are
you,
Herr
tenant general In the British army, or »o very efficient lu any of thewe Euro
time that was different. Why, I used to land, and though I certainly thought of
Mut'atx Ten Fttt Long.
an admiral of tlie fleet, loo many such (lenti cities, but beeause the buildings her w hat wa» in hl» heart; the hope he expect some insulted Amazon would it sometimes, it was as of something Pastor, to make yourself the minister of
had
scarcely
dared
to
dream,
lie
might
Divine
Vengeance?
”
cook» would »poll the tlmincliil broth, are planned on lines which render them
Gen.
F.
C. Ainsworth, chief of th(
waiting
in
the
distance
for
my
return.
knock me down, and at first I confined
I was dumb for a moment under this record and pension division of tii*
•ven were there the treasury of a practically flrepniof. Wood plays »ome even think of during to tell.
my courtesies to pocket editions of the Now here was I presented with an allu­
They climbed two flights to a cozy sex. Hut I discovered that the heavier sion of it—a vague and uncertain allu­ waim rebuke.
army, is in receipt of severjl interest­
mighty kingdom to draw upon.
|iart In tire construction of houses, but
“I think. Fraulein," I said a length, ing relics from friends in the Philip­
little
tint, where tlie door waa opaued a woman gets the more she nenls a sion, (verbaps, but still unmistakably
brick and stone surround It Invariably,
The railroads also are planting trees, and experience Ims nhown that elabor l>y an old woman. The druukard waa helping baud at tlie starting moment, for me an allusion—here in an attic of “you mistake me. I do not put myself pines and China, comprising a collec­
although It cannot lie said that they do ate tire fighting forces are unnecMMry. »omewliat revived by his imp and the ho now It's second nature to me to flat­ an old house in Basel!
What strange forward as the agent of Divine Venge­ tion of arms of different varieties, mod­
walk from the car. Thanking his new ten my palm Into the small of her back coincidence was this?
ao with any »pedal reference to Arbor
Who was this ance. I first began to look into the ern and archaic, u-ed by the Clunes
N*w York Sun.
friends for their kindness, he »tumbled ns h I ic does her backward stagger. Ami woman that brought it liefore me again? mystery at the request of the missing in tlie collection ure two jinjals, whi.h
Day. A New England company Is set
Into
the kitchen to, as be said, get din­ w liat do I get for It?” was ills rhetori I was afraid to s|>eak or to stir, lest 1 man's orphan daughter, who long- to look a g od deal like overgrown
ting out teu thousand catulpas and
To Cure a fold.
know what has become of her father, kets. They are too heavy f >r soldien
■Ollie chestnut and black waluut »ap
Her« la a story ringing with autag ner for all.
■ al question, .«ays the Washington Star should break or dispel that filmy some­
I lie old woman explalnisl that a year "Why. every blessed oue of them Is thing her fancy or her vision had got since then all 1 have learned concern to carry about the field, and are uswily
lings upon Its vacant binds A Western oulam against the adage which has It
ing his fate has been revealed to me rested upon a parapet. One of the*
company Is about to plant more than a that "In a multltud* of counsellors ago her »on bad lost ills wife, lie hud ready to look daggers because I can't touch of.
insisted on Hiking the baby to visit a hold the car for a live minute wait, be-
hundred tliousaud catalpas.
Years there Is wisdom”
“You are a pastor,” she continued, with little or no effort on my part.”
weapons is more than 10 feet I i.g. mlti
“Adi! Mein Gott!” she exclaimed. an iron bairel of one in h caliber.
hence these trees will supply tlmlwr for
“ITide," asked a young man, "do sister. She wus to have met him at cause I'm not a mind reader and be looking at me with more natural eyes;
Both guns are in good u rkn g ■ rihf,
tlea. poet» and other purposes, and the you know of »nythlng that'» good for a tlie Brooklyn bridge. Evidently tbey cause I can't limit the passenger list ta “Emmanuel calls you ‘Reverend Mr. "The poor man has left a dauglitei!”
“Yes,” I replied; “and Herr Stein­ and (>en. Ailp-worth Ims had thrm
Vnwin.’ It is surely, sir, a pastor’s
hud not met.
railroad» are taking the long look cold?”
Hie blue book I"
duty to bring repentance and forgive- hardt. who is her guardian, uses her burnished and added to tl.e or name ti
The young |M*ople left behind them
• bead. The country would be richer
Lucie opened his daak, took from oue
ties* anil peace to the hearts of men, very cruelly. If it were not for that, I of his office in the war department.
In the future If the rest of ua would of the pigeonholes a large number of the good wishes of the season. With­
Don't* for Lits’rary Heninner».
think 1 should let the whole matter
exercise »oiue sin li forethought, eveu if new»|taper clipping» tied with a itrlug, out asking bim where be lmd found
Dou't tell the editor w ti.it your fum and n<>t pride, and fear, and condemna­
rest, and take no more part at all in
the uufortuuates, aud forgetful of any lly or friends ot; literary acquaintances tion'”
A Venatilc Geniui.
we were to plunt only one tree for ev­ »ml threw It Into his nephew’s lap.
“You say very strange things. Frau­ bringing the crime home to the guilty
ery buudred trees that we cut dow u.
say of your tmiuuscrlpt.
"Do I know of anythlug that Is good preliminary remarks, she »aid:
A Laredo, Texas, business man ha
man. But eo long as she is in danger
"Tbat was good lu you, Jack."
fol- a cold?" he echoed
My young
Don't urge the editor to buy your lein,” I answered; “I think—I hope I
issued a circular in the form of a tip-
I must do what I can,—I must let the
understand
what
you
mean.
Perhaps
1
He
did
not
seem
to
hear
the
Inst
I
manuscript l>ecause you need the uion
Tbe recent utterances of Lord Kelvin friend. I know of six hundred and
Divine Power use me.
God has sent written letter which shows him t ■ be
regarding the illttli ultles in the way of tweut) »even Infallible ways of cur­ word, say» the New York Times, He ey to help von In contributing to the deserve your rebuke. But are you sure me to you, Fraulein; if you then have a versatile man and a humorist. H<
you
altogether
know
the
terrible
I've been collecting them had lost all 111» commanding air ami siqqiort of your family or lu making
advertises himself as proprietor ol i
navigating the air and Ills prediction ing a cohl
had anything more revealed to you
mystery?”
“hotel, annex, sample-nsmi, restaur­
your way through college.
that flying machines tliut will "fly" are for fort) nine year*. You try these, wa* crestfallen aud fearful.
than
I
yet
know,
I
beg
you
will
tell
it
“Ach!” she cried. "There is then
"But I called you Nora."
ant, fish hatchery, gas plant, chi-k«
Don't assume a Jaunty, sarcastic or
a long way oft have evoked wide dis one after the other, and. If tbey don't
me.
a mystery—and part of the burden of it
"And 1 called you Jack.**
Inslsteut tone with the editor. Don't
cusaiou as to the accuracy of his state do you any g<M*d. come back and I'll
"Ach, Herr Pastor!” she cried, “you farm, saloon, lunch room, billuni
is with me! Ach! mein Gott! mein
Did lie propose, or did »lie?
coyly ask him to "|>ermlt this literary- Gott!”
Ulen la It will be admitted that Lord give you h huuilred or two more. Bless
know not what you ask! Yot, ask me hall,” etc. At the head of the rbcct
appears the line, “Me-an '-the-Old-
dove to nest In your olive tree or else
Kelvin's lilgli standing as a »dentist me." added the old gentlemnn. with
“If you know”—I impulsively be­ to condemn Emmanuel Steinhardt!_
LANDSCAPES. LIFE SIZE.
return It to the ark at the above ad­ gan. in ill-suppressed excitement.
gives the weight of authority to any enthusiasm, "you can always cur« ■
me to condemn him! Ach! Gott!__ Woman, l^ole Proprietors.” On either
side of this line are pictures; undut
dress.'*
oplulon that he may express regarding cold If you go at it with a will!"
“I do not know anything!” shecried mein Gott! why hast thou laid thi* on
Great Vamera Canatructed !o Takr
He |>riKlU‘-iHl a bundle of yellow tlme-
actual aclentlflc attanimeuts Hut it Is
Don't try to temper the severity of suddenly interrupting me, and spring­ me!”
She clasped her hands in her one is (irinted, “This is Me.' and un­
f*K-turea for u Hailroad.
der the other, “This is tlie UM
hl« Judgment by sending him pressed ing to her feet.
argued tbat when the distinguished «talued cilppluga out of another pig­
She paced nervously lap, and looked fixedly before her.
A camera almost large euough to
Woman.’’
•dentist gets Into the domain of proph eonhole. and tlie visitor l>.*«tlly co-igli
flowers with your manuscript, or to up and down the room, her fingers
"Fraulein, I ventured to urge, “I i
«erv* as s living room has lately been
•cy be lacks enthusiasm In the matter ed himself out.
Impress bim with your literary power wildly playing with each other, or only wish to hinder Steinhardt from
constructed ami put to practical use
Making Artificial Diamond»
of navigating tbe air. Lord Kelvin is
and experienca by telling him that you alvout her arms and her head.
She going on his cruel, unscrupulous wav.”
It 1» Indeed ii giant among vaiaeraa.
Indian W ore Glaeai a
reported as saying In a recent Interview
"write on tlie spur of the moment anti stopped and looked at me, trembling
TheChemiker Zeitnng dex-rib*’ • lr’
Hid
requires
a
corp*
of
able
tHslled
“
What
you
may
wish,
Herr
Pastor,
”
"1
noticed
something
the
other
<!ay
that no system of ballooning with
never correct."
in every limb and nerve,
nerve. "You must she said, with her look still fixed on experiments in tbs making ■( artifici»'
men for Its opemtlon. A massive
dirigible air ships can ever lie of practL that was to me lu the nature of a nov
Bear in mind. In short, tbat tbe beat go away, sir!"
diamond«. Carbon was heated in •"
va auev, “will not matter very much. atmosphere of inert gm> in an ir-'ii llo‘
cal use Many oilier aclentlflc men who elty." remarked a prominent local framework 1« substituted for a trt(Hw| wsy to submit a mnuscript Is simply
I lingerd uncertainly.
The
great
Go],
I
know,
is
a
Got!
of
when
It
1»
set
up.
and
the
negative
court
stenographer
w
Im
In.
»pent eon-
have given study to the problem of
to submit it. and let It s|M*ak for itself
“Please go away, sir!” she urged. 1 justice as well as a God of mercy, and raised to a high tenipetatr.re by ther e
aerial navigation share this opinion stderable tim* In a business way which II lake» measure» eight feet by
Franklin B Wiley. In Ladies' Home cannot bear more now.
Come again he will work his own will with both trie arc. Bits the size of a [ex «rn
1'he Metro(>oli
Hut whether tlia flying machine that among the descendants of the A meri four am! one half feet
tomorrow. It may be that my Goifhas
Journal.
obtained having the bardii'-.-“ »no cryr
yon and me! I have prayed for Em­
will fly without a balloon Is "a long can aborigine» “U hat »truck me as tan Magaxlne describee It as follow«
sent you to me!”
falline form of a diamond.
1 he cty*1
MheTI
Hing
Hereafter.
manuel,
a«
a
mother
might
for
her
only
strange
was
my
meeting
here
In
Wish
Ibis marvelous camera owes Itscrea
wsy off" or not depend* largely upon
i my ..
. will
... . hear
| I tal» have a gray tint that n akes them
1 withdrew without a word, some­ son! a
\
harming
young
lady
of
Kenalng
Surely
God
the Intereat and activity that may be Ington with an Indian who wore eye tlou to the enterprise of the general
worthless for jewelry, but their #* 1
ton. who glories In the possession of ■ what awed by the emotion of the he oi ly 1 a 1 time and warning to re- ■
aroused among Invrator* and scientific glasses In the course of »II my ex passenger agent of a MA’s tern railroad
drills «eeiiis promising.
' Fwt"'
strange woman. As I closed the door I l*nt' <»h, wa« not that whv I
wealth
of
bright
auburn
colored
hair.
wi«hed
periencea
with
the
red
men
I
never
It was dealrevl to make a picture of
men
Thia country, which Is usually
chemiat has made minute diamond!
caught a glimp«a of her with hands him to come!
1«
the
teacher
of
a
Sunday
school
class
in the lead In mechanical development before observed I’oor l.o making use the company's "Limited Flyer" for ex­
clasped and face raised, ss if in en­
heating pure i-a b>n under pre—'if*
"What can I say, Fraulein,
of thi* character seems to I m . behind of leu«'« to aid his sight Perhaps the hibition |>urpo«e«. and also to take ou a receat Sabl>atb tbe rector made treaty or thankfulness.
les-
•en your pain"
name of this particular Indian has •ome of the plcture«que acene* along tlie announcement of a hymn to be
Dnglatid. France and (letmany In ei
After leaving the house I walked for
Engllih Princenei Lick Boufy-
“You can say nothing. Herr Pastor.
perimentation upon flying machine» sotnet ting to do with hl» adopting the road on a very large acale, but the snug, and, rising, waved his hands, a long time, without knowing whither
All the English prince-oe- avor '
and
the
organ
pealed
forth.
Leave
me
for
tonight
_
what I» unquestionably a very ne. es general passenger agent could not Anti
Th« efforts of Santo» Dumont to navi
leave me. if you
1 went, about the streets of Basel and
please! 1 cannot iq>eak to you more toria’e side of the house h nd i-l"1*
Now.“ said he. "ready - sing "
gat« th« air. wlill« acotupllablng noth sary custom of civilisation He bears a suitable camera anywhere.
• long the Rhine bank.
form lack of g.wid look«, th ”gh Q **
now! ”
A small and preeodou* youth In the
tog practical In this line, have alrea.iy tlie cognomen ‘Foggy < loud.' and I« «
Enlisting an ex|>ert to aid him In tbe
In spite of my excitement I «lept
Ylexandra wa« a remark»’ ' attr»'''’
youug
woman's
<
la««
said
Her«
was
such
distress
l
...!
All project, the railroad man bent bis en-
glv*u a stimulus to Inventive genius member of the Chippewa tribe
•nd emotion woman in her youth and is eve* f'1
well that night. I spent the next day
Why don't you sing. Ml»» Frisbee?" until evening wandering about the ss could only he calmed by her l>eing
In th« direction of evolving a practical tbe other Indians of my a.*qiialntaneo ergles to the ta»k of reproducing every
"Me? Oh. I never *lug." replied the town, examining the windows of its let a one—alone, or only with that ('n- quite good looking. Prince«* \:ct ’*-
motor device light enough and ationg •re blessed with keen • ght of the detail of tbe moat approved type of
the only unm.i'ttod
-
'
' ‘
nmst pronounced type and I do not re camera on » »>'»le so entirely beyond ttacher. smiling her prettiest.
enough for this purpose A correspond
sleepy shop«, wondering at the content- »wn Presence in whom she was doubt- Edward, is iiri<ier«tr»sl to loie • here-
les«
wont
to
seek
strength
and
are
But."
exclaimed
the
boy,
"the
mln
ent of s New York paior sugg«*ts tbat ntemlter hear.ng that any of them ever the ordinary that the optical company
ed. bi-lingual shopkeepers, and garing
may not wed, »nd will therefore F’
as a mean» of arousing Intereat among had eye trouble of any character
which received the contract for tbe Istet- «ays you must. Didn't he Just at the glorious Sw i«» mountain« n hieh I Ihereh.re sent away without another ably end her days in «pin«terh■»"!•
«■>r
.
ind
accompanied
for
a
time
by
sav.
-Now.
Reddy,
slug?'
”
tn'ent ora In this question, 'aortal Washington Star
I
w»«
so
near,
yet
which
I
must
n
t
lense* had to aet up special machinery
the painful doubt whether it were well
Smelling salts and numerous other think of visiting.
du ba" should I* formed tbat will offer
for their pnwluctlon.
Inert»«» of Can«'
Novel
t
*e
Hull«**.
prises large enough to enable them to
The l»e»t lumber was secured for th« rvstorarlvr* had to be used to bring
I was again at the old house with the to pur«ne n>v inquiry, sin<-e it caused
The German imperial c-ancil
Bullets seem rather a grim kind of wall* of lbe huge t»ox which form« the the teacher out of her faint rtilladel
"er
-tch
pain;
whether
there
wa.
not
go ahead with the necc»s«ry expert
watch'ul, but heavy eye* aooa after
has issued table-reierr.’»
ornament, but of 1st« year* tli* fad of dark chamber of the camera, amt first phla Telegraph
■ueiita
five o’clock.
Poor Fran ein Haa« even -mething vindictive in following health
setting bullet» In Jewelry lia* t>een, da»» carpenters, rubber workers and
upev em-e which would lead to the cancer, They »how that th*
se*
n>ed
to
have
passe.I
both
a
sleep
pie«.
How Ihel h.ninry-Mwift Gol IteNanve
case* has materia. ' inc****
When th* ancient tea her charged tbe much followwl
painter* were employ««! to build amt
night and a weary day. She was evi- incrimination of even «uch a villain a« tier of --
-•
<*cva»loaally a bird .a atrong mluded
Meinhardt.
people to deaplse not the day of «mall wear* a bullet
■•ini
’
«
1891,
the proportion
■ ,f in«r*»
put 11 up. together with the great hel
dentlv ill at ease and anxiou », and I
- ' of - ti
-■ e , p I .palstio®-
cuougb to l.reak away from oíd tradi
Bnt
all
doubt
v
_
v
M
,
thing« be meant much that 1» not or watch chain
«a«
di-pelled
by
a
let-
“
'
‘
rpexsing
that
pitiej her.
low* to be used In securing a focus
1 r*’iT*d n*«t mon’ing from " Bk- The age of the suhjei ts »verag*- “
tu n» Refere thts country waa »ettled
dlnarlly gr»»prd by reader» of hl* max
in th* panel ol
“I fear, Fraulein,” I **(
The cloth for the bellow* wa* select
“the
the
swlft
neated
In
bollow
treea.
but
than in former year«.
"“B***^
Im* Many person* think that It I* tbe wa* flred at.
Mr Maurice Gifford, e«! with the utm<*>t care
thought of me and mv pre-ei, r
In every
"Thou must come back,
thing» themselves that ar* not to 1« who Will l»e reinemlMWct »» lending part of tbe work every possible pro sfter treea Legan te be cut down and you pain. What you mar have t
------- my lad. at more frequently affected than tB*»
“nee,” he wrote.
hlnmeya aróse store the mofa of
•corneil. which 1« In a sense very true the Rbovtcslan Horse In the Dlamon<l vision was made to secure that degree
I was mistaken in do not succumb to tbe cancer 3
to me I do not know. I am not al>
mv notion that Manuel would bring large a proportion.
far natural eclenc* a* well »* abstract Jubilee priM*e*»h»n. gav* hl* wife a* a of »trength which should be a guarsn hosise* ererywhere. the blrd» «rere guess, . * but - it
- seem* «ai ing it w
“u know who, berg h. ,„0.
philosophy teaches tl st there can ti* wrsldlng presimt a bracelet .»staining tee of maintain*! shape and adjast ■íulck to percelve tbat Urea am general you great pain."
—*
Frank
‘h* ’•"*
vo”
•«»’I
nothing, however luflnltreimal. that the bullet which coat him bla arm ment. such as metal comer hracea and ly 'Hit by the time tbeir nearfng «eaaon
S**mo»l I* Ord«*
‘ We must not care if we give
s
mir-
arrtvea; tberefore why nr>t take advan- •elves pam to do right.—mu«t
A pa-tor in central Penn*y.v«^
b»« not ft» function and It« prw|M*r There certainly seeiua to be something connecting rod*
n vrni ' T"’
L°n','>n "•«'
Water ■ proof and
place
I he small things, however, a bit t>arl>arlc In such charm* augge* I'ght proof condition* were obtain««! by tagv of the Innovatlon? So rompletely la.tor? agid «he » .th .
ft
n,i,naíe,,
<-« to M-e •ends out a slip to hi* parishienW*
le
■ .. F«nk
i/l kn
? ln 'ery lo’ 'Pints, poor ing them to name any su! c t
J J tbey foraake thelr oíd neatlng sites alar sweetness.
which the »age probably had most In tire of acalpa and other trophic*
the use of forty gallon* or more of
f , ther ha *
»cared him upon which a sermon w nli * y ..,
to l'tdld la cblmneya tbat the ñame
View are ant com-rete at all. or. If <*ofi
“S ”I snswarad; “but I « ,,-u into h
W hen a <1og grow I* over hl* food he superior cement
eblmney-swlft la now universally ap wish to lighten your pain. Fra ..ein. il ¡
rir': bnt 1 «I’» ' ly helpful to them, and depo*’* 11
rrete. are not tie-*« which In their t»e*f
The
completed
camera
can
tie
ex
like* It. but with ■ man It i* d ffervnt.
w h oi . k
C“1 brin? ,hat
n*es are complete to theui«elve* A dlf
box pre|>ared for th* r”rI" “*
tended to a length of about twenty pl'ed to them I adlea' Home Journal can."
1 hopes in thi* way “to be oi n,, r*
“I thank you,” »he said; . “it may •hi' not £'”* 'o’' *' ,nT
ferent deflnlthm would i-trvumwrlbe
*m1 there t« n«vm liUtbe chamber I Every rich man has • lawyer for an
The le«a a man ba» to do tbe more
V ? *urPriw^ 'I he doe. ice to bi* congregation. »!• •*♦
ba that you can
T
„ ,,, sav s‘.k Z
tao greatly th» profound leaaoa tbat b • tint* be want« to do It la.
Rut first I must
proper for two men to stand up and relr.
davs
thi* on* thing —Fmmanu*. >t*inhardt ''•» me one of . these
------- —
-’J- I° y !<• h*« dence in thi* matter »ill g vi “ ®
I
I
yet com. down □*.,
Q0
plr,sor, ..
The doctor with an automobile I»
bound to get «omet bl ng aotnew bere,
•omehow.
»
laugh* Many small things go to make
up • mighty w hole. Many efforts go to
make up a wonderful achievement.
You may r.-ad of gemuses accomplish­
ing this, that or the other thing, at one
superb stroke. Never believe It. If it
msy seem to have ben don* at on*
stroke, be sure that many were TV-
quired. For every great act, whether
apparently spontaneous or not, there 1»
preparation; there are various stages uf
the process of getting ready, Sbak-
speare did not burst forth In a day
from the obscurity uf Stratfordou-
Avon aa u full ttedge.1 dramatist and
I»oet, the greatest that the world haa
seen. Every literary work of value.
no matter how quickly It may have
been dashed off In the heat of flnal pro­
duction. Is a result of many thing»,
many thoughts and Impulses, and Is
uot an Independent act. One evil fruit
of romanticism, which ran riot lu lit­
erature In the early half of tbe last
century, was the notion that genius Is
a heaven born gift which by itself can
achieve all that is achievable, It ha»
beeu discovered over again, If th*
phraseology may be allowed that gen­
lu» 1» the power of utilizing to the beat
advantage the many small thing* that
go to make up a great whole. Genius
Itself is a product of cumulative prod­
ucts The teacher meant that the day
iu which time could be found for only
small efforts towards a cherished ote
Ject was not to be despised. Every
really great man knows how luiuli he
owes to the perseveram e w ith which
be »ought to make gradual advances
towards his chief ami w h.-n long, com
polling »tride« were lm|H>sslble. Th*
weak soul. In such a ease, would have
faltered, delayed probably given up.
or dllly dallied until It would hav* be«u
too late to go on. Wherein genius
sometimes consists Is the sense of pow
er to command the best tluit little
things »nd earnest though often lut*r
rupted efforts can afford. A few mln
tiles a day devoted to a special study
may make one the best ipiallfled In it
of any. No iMtrson with any claim to
culture should let a day slip by with
out at least an hour of study or serious
rending
The day of little things b*
comes the day of great things In the
long perajieetlv* of time and action.
!leaptsv It not.
culiar Courtship.