eontideut, «»xpr*sfi,jn
«
not aske-i awk.rd question, v* 1
my anxiety com-erning [ „
5
the time allayed, I
l**M|,t
y
■5
tired. I promised to call
I8LAND HAS AT LAST BECOME
L>
tel) them about my jourlliv , :*I N
»4
HER OWN MI8TRE88
to go to my lodging*. wh.ra’
r«.
ORE îj ON.
EUGENE
lady, I knew, or her 1’ 1**
would still be fitting UI,
u‘r*a fe,
Historv of th» Island Is On» of Con-
Birley accompanied me to
It Is reported that Bussell Wage lias
linoni Bloodshed ~Llb»rty Achieved
talking according to hi» ». nt ,.d’»
become a vegetarian.
After a Struggle Lasting Four Cen
on a cap which hung ln th, . *Hp-
lahment
on
Emmanuel
Steinhardt.
’
’
turie» A Prise Dearly Bought.
CHAPTER XII—Continued
Eventually no American town will be
!l'
• I shall hold my promia-to you, leaving the door adjar, wa k«.)
to the gate.
Tbe air refnL^.U*
“It is not for me. Fraulein,” I Fraulein," said I, “as sacred.”
without a sanitarium.
‘and, full a» I wa« of Frauie;^
answered, “to say how wicked he is.
VBA, after four
I’ubsensed as I WS8 with the exciting
When a wise man know« anything
centuries of almost
But I have told you he 1« behaving thought engendered by her story, I was revelation, 1 felt impelid to tell
worth telling be keep» It to hlinself.
very harshly to tbe dead man’» -laugh almost forgetting t) at 1 had no result something of it. Thus, alm,.,
continual struggle
ter—more than harshly, f--r he ha* even ofmv mission which I could show or tell sciouMy, we wakle-1
through starvation,
the lane leading t.’, the hi.»*l*’*
Even the Czar I» thinking about re
hid her away in a strange town, to try to Steinhardt, and the time at my dis I down
misery, torture and
and I was 1.1 into tellin^ft.^
form»; but mit till hl» people ara In
every mean* to make her marry hirson, posal must be very short. I hioked at
death, has at last
that he did not »,eln „ '
revolt.
in-order that he may not have to give my watch; I bad half an hour to spare. more
reached Its cher
an account of the dead man » property. There was no time for the expression of : of the value of her vision*
ished goal of lib
Women not only waut the last word,
And here is a letter which I h*'e re wonder or of any kind of fitting com- 1 thus left the house ».ln. minute.*
erty. With the
but they waut the last chapter. That
ceived this morning from her other went upon what 1 had heard.
casting off of th«
Seeing many 1 cannot tell, Ml)in ’ '* •
is why they read the back of the book
. sound* like screams in rspjj - ,ri
guardian, who was Herr Steinhar« t a me look at mv watch, she rose.
old fetters and tbe
first.
establishment of a VALUE OF BERMUDA ISLANDS. best friend when he first came to Eng
“And now.” she said, “you must go I rose behind us into the »till
democratic form of They Occupv for Eoaland a Singularly land, and whom be ha* almost ruined. quickly, I suppose, to your hotel, and We stopped together and looked o“*''
Joseph was not a real captain of .ti
other.
He ba« found the young lady, and then to the station.”
government,
renewed
hope and ambi
Commanding Position.
duatry. lle didu't twist the »crew
“By the I—<11” elc|aimed -
taken her to hi* own house; but he I "Yes,” I said. “But there is one
tion
have
flooded
tbe
hearts
of
tbe
Imperial
England
knows
what
she
Is
w hen the other fellow s w ere calling for
“
I
left the door open!”
fear*
he
cannot
keep
her,
for
Herr
Cubans, and if they promote their fu alxHit. Those Islands (the Bermudas)
thing, Fraulein, I had almost forgotten;
help.
We were hurrie«! back bv * m-
ture advancement with the same de besides being used as a garrison for Steinhardt may now ruin him outright. not of a painful sort,” I made Jiaste to
impulse. We found G.e'd<or »d"0*
We very much doubt tbe sm-ce»» of
gn-e of unfaltering |>erslsteney that ba« her troops and a safe-land-locked har I mu»t therefore return; and tnis, add, for she had reassumed her expres
Fraulein, is my only hope of effectual- •ion of close endurance and resignation. ap|iarently as we had left it, but ” l
the rejiorted attempt to form a lobster
marked their strife for freedom, the bor for her warships, are a link In the
lv hindering Herr Meinhardt from do-
we entere»l ami approached ths ruo»'?
trust. The supply Is too large to lie
More than usual Interest has lately ultimate success of the Island republic chain that connect* her American prov ing what he will—by frigtening him “I came as Herr Steinhardt’* messen which we had been sittiiur »» 1 1S
ger, and I have no message I can carry
"cornered.”
inces In Canada and Nova Scotia with
lien dlrt-r ieu to the matter of pure food, is assured.
with my knowledge. Bull do not yet
Steinhart’s voh-e.
Since the departure of Columbus, tbe her fuMsesaions In the West Indies The
back to him.”
The action of Germany In excluding
“Well, ’Manuel," »aid Birley wi
know
enough
to
do
that.
If the lion. James llogg ever lie-
She
sat
down
again,
took
a
sheet
of
foreign meats 011 which boric add has history of Cuba lias been one of luces Bermudas occupy for ber. politically
come» Secretary of State, we are confi
It will thus be seen that I told Iran- paper from a drawer, and wrote in the we were in the room, “so you’v»’^
been used is economically important
dent that he will not be referr«*d to as
lein Haas just enough of the case to middle of the page, in a small German I ex|ieeted you wouldn't b¿ |ung •» *'
because of the large quantity of meu-«
Ateinhardt turned (L,uiw w,t
convince her of ite urgency; but she hand, a few words, which she signed.
"Little Breeches.”
which the I ulted Stat»-« now ships to
guessed eumethiug I Lad not told ber. When she had written she handed the him from the other side of t|le ,
‘ Be virtuous anti you will be weal that couutry. These, the American
paper to me, saying, "You may read.” with fear in her eyes); he did
“I understand now, Herr Pastor,
thy,” »ays Uncle ltu»»ell Sag»»—which [»acker» say, must lie treated with a
I read (the words were in German) answer hia brother-in-law, but»tar„d
she
said,
“
why
you
are
so
interested
in
1» a rather severe reflection on some •mall quantity of boric add, or else be
- “Repent, arid turn away from your me.
Emmanuel
Steinhardt
’
*
crime;
it
is
much more heavily salted. The amount
“What is the meaning of thi»?" ;
mighty good people.
more love than vengeance that pushes evil, before it ia too late.”
of lairlc add used is said by American
This, enclose»! in an envelope, anil aske<l. “Were do you come frum?"
you on. And that, too, Herr Pastor,
“From Basel," I answered,
A t'leveluud preacher luis discover»»»! chemists to be harmless, and eminent
will make you better understand why I addreaaed, I put in my pocket for
Fraulein Hu,
that th»- recently developed love fur German chemist» have expressed ,ie
am interested in Emmanuel Stein Steinhardt. There remained now but I was not wanted.
s|»irts here lu America Is a sign »ame opinion. To the German govern
hardt,” »he »aid, simply, looking tot one thing for me to do—to say farewell wiseil to see you, not me; she is ve||
of degeneracy. Dowu with tlie mud ment, however, it makes a difference
at me, but at her thin clas|«d hands. to Fraulein Haas, the poor, lonely lady, and it is for you abe is auxiou», not I»
whose ox is treat»*d with boric add.
died oafs!
“He was many years ago not the Herr who still with fond regret cherished herself. She sent you a line by me"'
The government prohibits the use of
Steinhardt he seems to lie now ; he was her memory of a man who was to me I handed him the letter.
Miss Mary Min-Lane Is able to »/ul ilii» preservative in food preparttd for
He impatiently tore tbe envelop,
TYPICAL SCENE IN CI BA S INTERIOR.
good and gentle, though bis heart and tbe greatest villain on earth. Howl
patblz»* to some extent with the ulati home consumption, yet |»-rinlta It in
I I knew tb.
th#
mind were set on being rich.
But I longed I could do something to cheer and read with a frown.
who commltt»-d suicide b<*»-aus»* he was Imtted meats put up for export, on the
words; I tried to read from bi» f,.,
detain
you.
'
she
added,
glancing
up
her
life,
say
even
some
proper
word
of
sant
bloodshed
Her
natives
were
of
and
commercially,
a
singularly
com
theory,
apparently,
that
it
is
danger
"tired uf the everlastlug buttoning aud
point ;
suddeniy. Her hands tightened their comfort and hope!
But I felt hei how they affeettjd him. Their point,!
ous to tlie German stomach, but safe mild disposition, happy temperameut manding and an unrivaled position, clasp on each other. “If,” »he sai-i, spirit dwelt on heights too great for any thought, found a joint in his harneu
unbuttoning.”
—-Ml;
ami
easily
satisfied.
They
did
not
re
»ays a correspondent of tbe New York
enough for foreigners. France takes
with rapidly growing vehemence. “I commonplace words of consolation from he evidently winced; he looked on tl.»
The frutrlchlnl tr.igwly lu New York a similar view In regard to vegetables, »ent the coming of tbe Spaniards, but Mail and Express
tell
you what I have seen, in order that n e to reach.
I therefore nail«- her a floor, on this side ami on that. »» <
by which one man eminent In letters liermltilng the export without restric extended to them a hand of generous
Spain parted with Cuba because she
you
may
be
able
to
deliver
the
dis
silent
farewell.
She
held my- hand a for once he were made to pause *ni
»ml one In athletics died premature tion of catmed vegetables colored hospitality. The Invaders abused this was forced to. ami she sold to the
consider. But this «a» only fur t
tressed young Fraulein, promise me, moment.
good
feeling,
however,
and
began
at
dentils was caused by a father'» lujus green by the use of copper, but forbid
American nation the Philippine Islands Herr Pastor, for the »ake ot my past,
moment; he lookevl up at me and tin
"If
anything
happens
to
him,
”
she
lice. No man should carry bis haired» ding their sale at home except when om e an unparalleled system of op for a mess of pottage. Denmark, fol
at Birley, the same insistent, oim *.
and
as
you
hope
to
be
happy
and
peace
raid,
“
you
will
send
me
word?"
t<> his grave.
the fact of the Use of cupper and the pression, which continued for centuries lowing suit, for a few million kroner, ful in the future—promise me that von
I answered I would; anil the next t'ul Steinhardt as before.
quantity of it are stated 011 the label. Itapluc, [illlage, torture and butchery made over to us her West India pos- will use what I tell you only for the moment rhe was turned awav from me.
fell
u|H>n
the
unfortunate
islanders.
Th
“
»esslons Catch England parting with piirpise you say, and that you will keep and the next I was out of the room, j
(To be continued.)
1'he action of Germany lias naturally
set the nutliorltl«*» at Washington to Cubans had only bows and arrows, the Bermudas! She would no more it, so far as ever von can, from becom and had seen my last of Fraul jin Haas.
thinking about measures of self protec pointed with fish bones. and clubs bard let them go tliflii she would give up ing public!"
When I was in the train, rushing SIGNIFICANT NUM3ÈR SEVEN
tion. The I lilted States Is now tbs only ened by fire, with which to resist the her great strongholds In the Mediter
I gave tho proinise at once without hack tow ard England, I unexpectedly i
ranean Sea, Malta and the invincible,
civilized iintioli without adequate pure
found that T war bearing awav with me Woven Into the Histsrv of the World in Min,
reserve.
unyielding rock of Gibraltar. No [low
food laws, and Inis therefore become
“And," she said, “you will leave a pathetic memento of her, and that |
Peculiar Ways.
gnine hi* is
er will ever wrest them from her -not Emmanuel Steinhardt'* punishment in I had left her a memento of myself. I
tin- dumping ground for misbranded
one foot of ground until she Ims lost the hands of Almighty God?”
and adulterated articles. The Secretary
put my hand into my pocket to find i 'The number »even is not only con.
-idered a lucky number by the imper-
every ship and her last drop of Idood.
of Agriculture has authority to forbid
I answered I would—though it was Birley'» letter, but could tinil only the ;
No; Instead of parting with any of her a strange question to have to answer, following lithographed io m, instead, stitioue. but it was a rymliolical num-
the importation of articles of food
colonies her policy Is to Increase them. »-he then turned almost away from f suppose I hail taken it from her tall»- la-r in tbe 1’ib'ie, as well a» among m .
which are Injurious to health, but he
Nor will England permit eiulgratmn me, partly, I thcught, that she might when I meant to take up the letter I tions of antiquity. In the Ohl Test*,
has bltln-rto hesitated to set up dog
to or an Increase In the population of lie lesa conscious of my presence, but which I had laid down. The poor lady ment we note that the < reator took
malic standards upou point» open to
lief garrison towns Bermuda. Gilirnl more that she might concentrate her might have been looking at it before I seven-lava, and on the M-v, nih »»<»
controversy. It seems »liuple enough,
Evetv reventh
tar
ami Malta. With some precaution attention on her recollections.
Her entere-1 her r<«im. This was the form: sacred day of re.-t.
however, to declim- to receive from
.ear was »acre I. and the »even tinn*
ary measures she w ill allow sightseers hands clasped and unclasped several
other countries the thing» which they
“Maine Verlobung mit
event!) year ii.-her, d in a »ear of jnbi-
and tourists to enter Gibraltar. Imt times before they settled, the one in
will not let tln-lr own ¡teople eat.
Fraulein Emilie Haas von Liestal
lee. There are seven | rinc.pd virtues
strangers may not settle there pernui the other, and she began:
zeige ich liiemit ergelasnst an
—faith, in p-, charity, prudence, tern-
“It was, I think, in the March
nently; nor may an alien own a foot
Basel, November, 1854.
THE PAPER IOP.
perance, chastity ami fortitude—and
month
of
a
year
ago.
I
had
slept
a
of
ground
In
the
Bermudas
Sh<-
wants
“
Emmanuel
Steinhardt.
”
C'l BAN lolMIHY DWELLING.
there are also seven deadly »ins—prid»,
only British subjects In these places, long time very roundly, for I had been
(Mv engagement
with
Fraulein covetousness. Inst, anger, gluttony,
Spanish hordes, armed with muskets anil even British subjects are not al very tired, when suddenly I felt as if 1 Emilie Hass of I.iestal I herewith n-akc envy and sloth.
There were wen
were
taken
up
and
carried
away
—
far
and cniiiioii. Their defense was Inade- lowed to vote In Bermuda unless th pi
public in Basel)
champions of < bristend- ni—St. George,
away; and I was made to look at Em
qtinle, and an endless stream of their own rón I ostate there.
Et gland; St. Andrew, Scotland; st.
manuel Steinhardt. He looked at me
life blood poureil over the fertile land
Patrick, Ireland; St. David, W*I b ;
CHAPTER
NHI.
as
if
he
wish»--1
me
to
help
him;
at
bis
of their birth.
<'<»n,*ei*nti,g M il 11«, nA ires.
*!. Deni«, France; St. James, Spain,
Before the attacks of their powerful
A write- who 1» himself a multi feet waa a larg»- wooden box, the lid of 1
In what a fever of excitement, ar.x
Here sere
which, I was made to understand. I ' iety, and hope I made the journey an I St. Anthony, Italy.
antagonists
they
gradually
faded
away
nillliomi
-•»-.
It
w
'll
be
a
great
ml»
The average American business mill
e en ages of man, also »even wia
would
not
c
o«e.
From
the
ojiening
anti each day became less able to carry take to »')<■ • !' h - c i .-itborers-In of the
, home, I nee«l not stay to describe men of Greece.
la like a eat. Throw him tip and lie
Christ sj-oke seven
on the tight. Their lands were w rested yellow metai. ,»>r. as lx* says, they are protrudol a human hand, strangely [ I'he story of Lacroix's fate I could now
lights on 111» feet. They tell the story
times on the c-o-«.
Rome »a« built
dircolored.
I
awoke
all
trembling.
1
1
from them mid paneled out to the In the b«*«-s that make the most honey,
till in to its last detail: I knew where
of a life Insurance agent In Chicago
put out my own hand to make sure 1 1 his mutilated remains lay buried, or at on seven hills, and there are inntimer-
va»lers;
the
captured
natives
being
-
n
and
contribute
most
to
the
hive
even
who was taken sick ami carried to a
ab'e other tradition» which go toprow
slaved as tillers of the soil. I nused to after they have gorged themselves full was in my own lied; mv mother was least I knew a »pot which coincided
hospital. Il<- employe»! Ills leisure
t at seven was a number to cling Io.
«leeping
quietly
I
esi-le
me.
I
tried
to
with that »inscribed by Fraulein Haas,
hard labor I11 the fields, the captives The remarkable fact Is stated, that the
hour» lu persuading bls nurse to tak->
dismiss the vision from my mind—fool so what remained for me to do was to In these modern time- it is wonderfni
weakened
and
died,
until
at
the
end
of
masses
of
the
|n-ople
in
any
country
out an lusuranci* policy amt Ills »hare
how often the number prevails, for
ish dream, I thought it. But I could
of the premium paid Ills own bill for at
Who call make 11 top that w ill set It fifty years' persecution It Is estimated are proa[>erou« mid comfortable just In sleep no more. In two or three hours bring the fact of my knowledge home instance, vaccination must take place
that Mti.OIM) of the original population proportion to tin- number of million
to Steinhardt in a manner so forcible
teudam-e.
self in motion? Nobody? We will
it was «lavlight, and I arose.
I went that l e could not refuse to make term» every seven year», in order to escap*
had disappeared. All the horrors of nire» hi that land
show you how It Is done. Take a cork,
about my duties all tbe day as usual I to me—more that) this I could not ac- •mall pox: fashion» change every s<-vrn
Social Intercourse would less fro a sew lug needle am! a square piece
I was busy, and bad the impression of | comDlit-h, even if I would, considering years, and seven years is always aiuil»-
quently engender hard feeling If all of writing paper. Place tlie curk on
stone in a person’s age.
the vision much worn a«ay when I my promise to Fraulein Haa«.
But in
would olMerve tlx* rule, which th»* S»n
th»- talik- and fasten the m-edle In It.
went to lust in the evening—rather th»- sequel 1 hail my ronviction re
ate adopt »«I recently; "No Senator lu point up. find the center of the ple,-e
early, be«au»e 1 was very tired. I had impressed that I was in this business
He Wai in Need of Pity.
debat»* •hall. directly or lmlir«*»’tly. by of paper by drawing the diagonal lines.
slept not iety long, when again I was but the agent of a Higher Power.
A pious lady of Portsmouth had»
any form of words, Impute to another nl)d balance It oti the needle after bend
as if seized tip and wliirle«! away, again
husband who was a seaman.
I reache-1 Timperley very late on Sat
Senator, or to any otln-r Semitors, auy ing two opposite corner» of tin* paper,
to see Emmanuel Steinhardt, with
He was about to start on a protract-
urday
night,
but
in
spite
of
the
late
coudu<-t or motive unworthy or untie one upward, tin- other down. Now we
something at his feet again—not now
e»l voyage, and as his wife was aniioni
ness
of
the
hour
and
my
weariness
I
coming a Senator; uo Senator lu de are ready for the trick
Hold your
the wo-sien box, which was aside, but
as to liis welfare, she sent the follow
bat«- »hall refer offensively to any State hand close to the paper as shown In
three packages of canvas. Again Em went at once to Birley's; I had warned ing notice to the village pn-a»her:
him
of
my
con)ing
by
telegram
from
of the I nlon " I’ll la mean» »Imply that figure. Before long tlie paper will set
manuel Stetril ar,lt looked at me, as if
“Mr. Blank, who is going toM,
1 found him waiting for me.
the Senators must behave ns gentle Itself In motion, and will stop as soot)
it* wished me to go to him. aud again London.
his wife desires th»1 prayer* of hie con
and
with
him,
as
I
had
ho|«d,
but
men. It Is fair to them to »ay that as you remove your hand
I awoke, all trembling.”
This sim
gregation.’’
most of them observe«! the rule before ple uicchanlcnl effect is produt-e»l by
She pan e-l in her story of the vis scarcely expected, his ward Louise. I
A» the old lady was quite illiterate,
tear
his
cheerful
greeting
pass«*»!
for
It was formally adopted.
ions, took ber handkerchief and wiped
tlie warmth of the band catching the
the minister read the following to the
almost
nothing
with
me
in
comparison
her damp brow with trembling hand.
corner of tbe paper that we have bent
congregation from the slip handed h.m:
1 watched her intently, a sensation with hers. II -r manner was unden.on-
Tbe latest maps uf British East Af downward, which »vt« the paper top In
“Mr. Blank, who is going to see Id»
strative,
but
there
was,
I
felt,
a
cordial
of
creeping
excitement
unit
mystery
rlca designate an arm of th»- great motlou.
wife, desires tin- prayers of the congre
sincerity
in
it
which
came
fn
m
her
held me Imund to her quiet but intense
Victoria N’yanza as < gowe Bay
Tin*
KIREEV SCENE IN HAVANA
gation.*’— London Tit-Bits.
recital. She resumed suddenly, with true heart, ami 1 was fluttered with
origin of the name was recently told by
Involuiitai y Ntage Huiuor.
ho|ie.
There
were,
however,
things
out looking at me.
Mir Henry Ntauiey.
When, twenty
R obert Edesoli, tin- actor, tells thia Spanish rule In Italy and the Dutch
Characttriitici ot Geld.
In Russia, with Its population little
“I slept no more that night fer more serious and immediate to be
seven years ago, he was making a «tory of tlie stage; “I’ve seen •nd
Many people sup|s»s»- that all p : •
countries were repeate»l lu Cuba with better than serfs, living at th«» point thinking of what I bad seen, and so I talke.) of than matters »if love could
chart of tbe lake shores, he came iqein lieard a giM»l many funny things In
alike when retin--d, but this is not *'
!ti< rease»! zest and enlarged systems of uf starvation. upon the meanest possi shw Emmanuel steinhardt no more; I then 1« considered.
a spacious hay Galling to a native on the way of plays and play actor» In
An ex[>erieneed man can tell ata glams
oppression and cruelty t'he als>rlglnes ble fare, such as notie of our people tried to sleep in order that I might,
I
inquired
concerning
Steinhardt.
shore, he a»k»-»l tin- name of the place. my lime, but tbe greatest thing I ever
from what pa-t of the world aguldyi-cs
lielug practically exterminated, the could or would endure, you do not find but I con hl not.
and
was
told
that
they
had
not
A
terrible
night
to
—i yet
After rep»-ated Inquiries came a taint navv or heanl waa In Mllwaukee. This
»am»» cruel treatment was visited on scarcely one millionaire excepting the me it was.
But next night 1 was seen him. V"
What, I asked Birley, did comes, and in some cases front »1*1
answer which aouude.1 like "You go wa» sewral montha ago. It was In
particular gold district the metal ha*
the Spanish colonists theiuselvv* and Emperor and a few nobles who own sleeping a light, disturbed sleep, when he propose to do it Steinhardt
came
•way.” Au attempt of the Interpreter one of the muséum» there The mu
Australian gold,
upon the negro» s w ho bad been Import the land. It Is the same, to a great I was taken away again to Emmanuel I and demanded the surrender of his I l»een obtained.
met with tlie «nine re»|»iu»e. and Stan seuiu bail a stock company In ils t lie
instan<-e, is distinctly redder than that
ed »» slaves In the course of 2"t) years extent. In Germany. There are only Steinhardt; this time I knew I was not ward"—would he admit him?
ley humorously accepted the answer to ater, and Its grest sp«-clalty waa ber
from Califoinit. Thel r.il goldisti*
the population was again reduced until •bout two millionaires In tbe whole in a room; there was no light. He
’’Admit him?” he exclaim«*»!, “Of
mark the spot. It «-outlimes In the der drama
Every week they gave a only about .50,000 persoiis remained.
reddest found anywhere.
German Empire. In France, where looked at me across a newly dug spot course.
maps aa I'gowe.
There
is
no
use
in
shutting
new drama of the wild and wo«»lly
Practically prisoners of war. the the people are better off than in tier- of ground, and then turn»*»! away. 1 him out. He can sell me up In this
West. This play that I saw w as a Cul.ans bad little knowltslge of the many. you cannot count one half doaen did not really wake, though I felt con
George Wuhin^ton'i Map.
England Is being so rapidly de»poll
bl»M»l curdler of that cliara. ter, ami at outside world, except that galited from millionaires In tbe whole country, in scious I was in my own bed at the same house and then turn me out,—he has a
The original map ma le hv tie ’•*
bill
,,f
Kile
on
everything,
and
he
has
ed of her art treasures by American tbe time I dropped in at the tRester the pirates who continually plundered tbe old home of our race. Britain,
time ns I was held where lie had left l»*en holding it back for some time, to Washington in 1775 of the an i-"n ' e
»■apltal that the curator of one of tbe the stage was pitch dark and two meu Cut*« and the nelglilmrlug Islands, mak which Is the richest country In all Eu
me, close to a wall. After sometime, use it now. I expect, but Ixiuise shan’t Great Kanawha river. West tint' '-
faiiioii« eolh-ctlons soiiud» a note of were fighting a duel I could |i<»ar the lug that region the headquarters of a
rope- the richest country lu the world how long 1 cannot tell, he came back u’o back to him, unless »he likes; I’ll grantol to l.itn by the Briti«h g-
warning The mau wlm own« a fa knives clash together ami hear the men vast fleet of buccaneers that ravaged save one. our own-there are more mil
with a ro|«. 1 knew at once what he
mon» picture Is in a certain sense a •tumble around the stage. tmt I could Cuban waters for two centuries. The I onalrea than In the whole of the rest was going to do before be had done it rind «ome roof to »helter me and her. mwt in 17»’-t, for hi* ei-rvi-’* •**! •
Braddock ex|»-dition, is now 1 |
trustee for England, he declares; tie- only family diatiuguiah th» forms of p.rat.w burned tbe tow ns and made des of Europe, and its people are better off —fasten the rope in an iron ermetbiBg Yea, " said he. turning hi« bright face •ion of the library of eoiigre«». T
ipcm her, "we ll get thro’ it ail right.”
fore he »»-Ils the can»»« to an Ameri the actor» After a while there was a elate 1 the const«, but Spain would than In any other
In our laud, the 01 the other side of the wall and pull it
’
*
»re both very good to me,” map is alnait two I v live f- '
can mlllloua re he should offer It to tbe thump on the fl.ior. and the villain <1 neither protect her colony nor allow the same tiling holds true; we have m re over. I do not know why I did not
entirely in the .handwriting - i "*’1-'
•aid »he, going t<1 him anJ 4ie,)(li
British nation, or to a Im ai mu«eum. or knew it was the villain by his accent) peoplo to arm themselves In self de millionaires than all tbe re«t
of t lie think it impossible for a single man to some tears on his shoulder.
ington.
to "a collector |>ermaiiently domiciled blsa.-il ’Ah. ha* Rudolph Icgher ug fen an.
poll a wall d, wn with a rope, but I did
world put together.
"There now—there,” .aid he. pat
tn England " 5 et consideration for the ton. I have you now and no one nigh
not. In a little while be pulled, and ting her.
The Turntua I’otnt.
No Hurry in Tu kty
Then turning to me, "<he
■ rights"oft'«»ntInental nations d->rsnot to see me do the .Iced!' Then the drum
She Hail --St«e<1" Him I p.
the wall fell fiat, and, curiously, un means von. too. my lad."
The
capture
of
Havana
by
the
Eng
Aa an instance of the lei-
►win to ha re withheld Englishmen from met hit the l»as» drum a belt and the
There Is an laatitution In liuluth broken, covei ing over the newly dug
th r
Te». said she, resuming her seat ner in which tbe militate
acquiring the very works of Titian. calcium man turned on the light, am! Hah au»l their eleveu mouth» rnle was that employs »trout fifty p«*«»ple. and •pot and all amuund it. Then I awoke,
Raphael, Vrlaaquea, \ an Dyke ami sway up on a rocky pass a woman niHloubtevlly an impurtaut p»-lnt <1 the among others ia a geuial. jolly, go | aa with the noise, and slept no more •Ud looking down. “Mr Birlev has of Turkey move in time of 1« ce i'
inte
other mnsteis that are at the iHvttom »the heroine' was seen standing ‘t'ow life of Cuba During Hie short i>erh«l fellow, who )<>ng ago lost faith in hair After that night I saw him agam for tol»i me all you have done for me to •aid that a committee a
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or
and
all
ot
English
government
the
t'ut-an
p«»rt«
H'OO
to
p
»
p
ire
plane
for
t
of the present pother, and tf the argu
an!!* she shouted, 'me and heaven Is
restorative«, and 1« tin* po«-.»« r of .1 seieral Bight*, for • dim moment or that he and you auapect. too.
And I tion of furti Aral Iona for tl e -b
were o|»en»«t to foreign trade, and for
ment of locality applies In tbe one In here” ”
two, at the ««me place. They were
w a st measurement of man.» 1.
; p -IBW
» •nnot-oh, I cannot I” .be cne»i the strategically nu-et imp
the first lime the people reallK-d the
stance. It should apply In the others
An East End lady dropiw-d into tlie but glimpses, which, as the night* •l uddermg and preesing her hands to
fVt<a
extent
of
their
resources,
ami
the
mer
on
the
Turkish
shore«
of
tl
e
Tbe l»*glcal truth, however. Is that a
•tore a day or two aro. aco»ruqran e<l passed oil, Iw, ame dimmer and dimmer, her eyes—- look at that terrible, cruel
di»-««
manner
in
which
they
had
been
gulf has just complete-! its la -
"Dur
grest work of art belongs to the world
by her pretty little 4 year old daugiiter • mi then ceased alt«»gvther—until some man agai>>!”
rob'nsl «>f tbelr earulngs
Mo long as It Is [»niperlv taken .are of great
weeks ago, when again I was summ- ned
The l-lg man was Mtnr»h«t .ittei
“
I
covild
not
help
telling
Happy Rrcolltctiena
Rut the eta of prosperity was short
_ her, my
and Is made acceesible to |iersona who men '"
Ire to ths child, am! when the lady had to face him at that same place with lad, said Birley, i„
in answer to a look
bât »>•
as the English soon turne<1 the l«lan<!
Visitor
—
Well, my man.
tbe
fallen
wall.
]|
t
J.w
kot
at
me
wish to stu»ly It. the pl.-vce where It la
• You don't My? Who are they?
finish*»! the business »h»» had <
of reproach fn-r» me ’ “ —
The old chap yon in for?
"One' • a phrenologist and the other » over Io Spain and tbe old system of transact the little girl m M. In A
earnestly, and then over his »I»
kept la only a detail. Moreover. It Is
t.
«rote que.tion, »<, her abvmt th'^mera
persecution waa reautned However,
•t son-e 01 e whom I did ÄOt R*
as easy for an* Eng' «hman to come a chlr»»po»!lst.”
Convict—"< )h, I’m
▼Otl tonn<1 and 1 k- j « .
. .
A ■
votes, as > they left the o»fl. e
andlhadtneaplain.
-
’
the
l
ubana
had
breathe«!
"Indeed? Now, all you need is » belt
tbe air of
tin»», lady.
«»ver here to see It •• t is fur an Ameri
wit wai
“Who I ia the man bigger "roi
knol '”<1 "V1 *'
*'me
"H"'
manufacturer tor middleman. " l*hita coni|»aratlve freedom and they saw the our rain barrel, with the awfu
can to go to England fee tlie same pur
Visitor—I don’t ildersLin-l
bappeued three.
IV
inn
t
t
Urn>
”
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«e
posslbdlt •■« of the Island under h,»n bead V-I Duluth News Tribune
Jelphla Treas
Convict — I’m in fer ! kin
pose
!
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K.
d
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w
"
ln
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btm-we
must
net.
I
est government Instills«! with a new
mother-in-law, lady. Judge
A »clentlfl»- writer In Amen» an Medi
horn ambition for freedom the Cul*an«
< abmen fbr Parliament.
*'-*nreth.t^i,rpa,|y,|ie man
j
eine paya a glowing tribute to the hair
Biased.
Svierai cabmen are to bo run a» can carried on secret arrangements for a
pin. lie Und» that it I» of almost tn didat» • at tbe forthcoming parliament general uprising and the fifty years
“Tb“y say,’’ b«*g:in M:° Twitt-'*
estimali!«* value to the surgeon, who ary ele» t co. m Belg um by the mes s following the few months of English
“that there is a io»-l in evert faro B
>renil what we «a? ’*
> .»m-
can use It "to pin tiandag»-« to remote trade nnlon at Rruaaelo
I occupancy witnessed a su es» en of
“Well, er—I hardly kn -».
x.rTw21‘’gi;ïUo'fln'J w‘* "»‘re-
I
merej poor little Saunders ' - sis «■«
* -e-1 a* mor. than a general, th- ugh only member of our family.'
Eugene Weekly Guard.
' foreign I mm II»-» from auy natural pass
age, a» a curette fur •< raping away »oft
material, to c<>mpr»*»» a ld<»xi vessel In
1 controlling a hemorrhage, and to cluae
a wound.” In addition to tb«*»e uses,
tbe gentleman baa used the hairpin to
' profie wuunds and to wire bone» to
I get her in case» of fracture. But It Is
not In aurgery only that tbe bairpiu 1»
useful. It may take tbe place of a
au»peu»|er button or help uut when an
automobile breaks down, i’erbaps if
the truth were known many a locomo
tire haa l»en held tog«*tber, at a pinch,
by a halr[,ln. and we are not surprised
that the w riter for A)u»-rl< au Medicine
»uggeets that it would alwaya be well
for man to carry a aupply of hairpin» In
hla pocket. Such a practice would un
doubtedly have important advantages,
but there 1» a better and im re pleasant
l>ian If It ,-mild la* so arranged that a
man might always have at least o.ie
companionable lady near him the blgu
»•at uaefuln«*»« of tbe hairpin might l>e
developed. Men are, after all. but
bunglers when they endeavor to use
this delicate InatrumeuL For the liest
results from tbe hairpin, therefore. It
la cheerfully reconintended that the
Indy la* taken along
BLOOD-SOAKED CIBA
revolutions. The« came tbe Ten Tears’
War. from l»Ws to 1878. followed by
another uprising in 1885. and then tbe
filial struggle iH-gfnniug Feb. 24. 181x5
which resulted In the overthrow of
Spanish rule In America by the I nite 1
States and Cuban forces.
Cuba may drink of the cup of fr»*e-
dom uow. but bow dearly It was pur
chased. The first era of Spanish reign
with Its system of slavery, cost Cuba
80.010 lire» am! hundreds of million»
of treasure collected in gold dust, lu
the Ten Years' War, 40.000 Cuban lives
were sacrificed anil more than a billion
dollars spent, besides the confiscation
of some 13,000 estates In the same war
t»paln lost 200.000 men and a vast sum
of money. Tbe final struggle cost Spain
1.50.000 men and more than a bundre<l
millions In cash, while Cuba gave up
bait a million lives through starvation
alone.
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