toward any sport «xc»pt
.............. ♦♦♦<...
which he is quite an expert
tloiis. Book learning Is not all of edu­
GOOD
Peter I. 1» generally
cation. <'ouract of personalities Is an
good-natured aud energetic
A CHOICE SELECTION OF INTER. essential feature of practical teaching
strong ruling capacity and 14^^.
The boy who rubs against other troys
ESTING ITEMS.
tenacity. It will readily be
iu school uml «.u playground learns
Comments and Criticisms Based I'poa
he combines all the essential qusln»,
some Important le-scus. He learns
the Happeniutrs of the Daj—Histori­
of a good monarch; but his pecten,
there are others. He gets hlv rough
cal and News Motes.
not what he could wish them to be.
corners rubbed off. lie is in a minis-
Another odd tiling is that by not ture woild. He barns uut books only,
Janies Cobb tells a curious story of they will yet provide him with nag,,
working at all a man may w'ork a but human nature. He gets what we
a lady, a ulster of Owen Tudor, who, difficult problem to aolve.-Uidu
addition.
I, or dinner, should not be taken like Henry VIII., was greatly given leader.
call experience. And be learns to Irear
graft.
until the day's work is done. Thus severer forms of dis­ to marrying, and did not die until she
himself as a self-respecting hut law- fRANSFORMAIlON 01 Till GRFAI WESI
It is denied that King Peter of Ser- obs rvlng citizen of the school repub­
By henerol Helton 4 Hllee.
ease, as functional dyspepsia and chronic gastritis, may had been led seven times) to the altar.
A Young t oiuinsmi,,
It was my good fortune to wit­
via is a prisoner under Ills own horse­ lic. The Iroy who Is sent to private
The story of a boy of 1’2 yesr,
When
she
was
foHowlng
her
fourth
be
prevented.
ness the transformation of the
hair sofa.
school or to a tutor lacks these things.
husband to the grave, the gentleman as commander of a ship
mighty West. I have viewed
The public school Is also a great teach­
behind whom she rode on horseback wonderful, yet Farragut «u
Cheer up. Langley; your flying ma­
WHAT
THE
RICH
MAN
CANNOT
BLY.
much of It on horseback and have
er of democracy. President Roosevelt's
ventured to urge his suit. “Unhap­ years and 4 days old when be wM.'
chine may yet be commissioned as a boy sits side by side with the hod-car­
By Pretldent Pilot of Hartard Inliertlty.
traversed the zones now occupied
In command of the Barclay. t ..
pily.
” said the dame, "thou art too late,
submarine twat.
by the Canadian, the Great North­
We want more happiness, more real
rier's troy. That's as good for Roose­
»hip
taken by (Aptxln porter u
seeing that I am plighted already; yet
ern. the Northern Pacific, the Rio
satisfaction, more Joy. more enjoyment.
velt's boy as for the hod carrbr's and
consideration of his tender yexn _
do
not
lose
heart,
for,
should
it
fall
It is seldom that the Sick Man of especially good for the government of
Grande and Oregon Short Uue,
It Is said tiiat wa Americans are always
out that I have again to perform this the author of "Twenty ,1»
Europe feels too "poorly" to alt up and the people.
the Union and Central P.aciflc, the
trying to get more money—more pay, melancholy office, I will bear thee in Ships.” the former English mast« ,
smile at the powers.
Santa Fe route and the Sauttieru
higher wages, higher salaries, more
the vessel was sent in her for the s^.
The late Mux O'Rell, In speaking of
Pacific. 1 have seen the pioneer
profit iu our trade—and there Is truth In mind."
slble benefit the young priiemg,,*
The aeronauts who balooned from our schools and school children, said
The story is told of a kindly Massa­
and the home builder supplant the
that description of the American alm.
might find in his advice. Fxrrm
Paris to England will have many ad­ that they were the most 111 bred In the
savage and the lawless. In my
Now. Is that the ultimate end of life? chusetts man who chanced in a rretau- tells the story of the queer diving *
mirers but few imitators.
towns,
world, and wondered whether the fault
recent Journeys across the conti­
Is that the way to win greater happi­ rant in one of the frontier
authority In bls Journal la follow»
in training, or the lack of it, lay in the
where he met a waiter armed with a
nent I was more than ever lm
ness,
truer enjoyment, deeper satisfac­
“I considered that the day of
However, we do not believe Mr. home or in the school.
Hopkinson
sorrowful towel tied about his waist,
pressed with the underlying wis­
had arrived, for11 waa a little a’x:
tions?
Rockefeller will ever succeed In get- Smith quite agrees with the sentiment
a dented tin tray, and a couple of guns.
dom and tranquil virility of the
I think the first source, the greatest
of the old iellow, as every oae eK
ting any of Uncle Russell Sage's.
of the French writer, and John Bris­
The Easterner looked him over In a
people. They do not want war;
source In this world, is family life, the
FK1SIDENT ELIOT.
was. But the time had come for me K
bane Walker insists "that the schools
gentle way. and asked him if he had
they want peace. 1 have traveled
mother and children and grandchildren
least to play the man; so I
...
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----------------
“How long shall I wear my and colleges should Impart a pleasing
Joys
of
father
and
far in foreign lands and observed and grandfather ami grandmother Had grandchildren, they any breakfast food. "I guess yes,"
dresses?" asks a girl correspondent. voice and nddress, the art of conver­
GENERAL MILES.
responded the cowboy waiter; “we got up courage and informed the vtptgg
the people of many countries. I
Until you can touch papa for the priee sation, charm of manner and expert­ have had excellent opportunities to know the people of my last. In the natural course of life they last fifty, even six­ ham and eggs, fried sausage, chuck that I desired the maintopsaii tllg
of new ones.
ness in the care of the person and in own country and am gratified to say thnt a more Intelli­ ty. years, and they grow as time passes by. They are steak, spare ribs, mutton chops, corned away In order that we might do»e
the command of It ns to dress, postvie gent, thoughtful. patriotic people cannot tie found on the always increasing: tlie.v are not diminishing satisfactions. beef bash, hog and hominy, light with the Essex Junior. He ngDg
Does the rich man have any more of thaee true and high
that he would shoot any mao vt»
It linvlng been demonstrated that and carriage.” That Mex O'Red's face of the globe than the people of our West«ro Stat»«
bread, heavy bread, toast bread, apple
dared to touch a rr^e without ki» w.
satisfactions than the poor man? Not one whit iaore! He
Pullman cars can be made flre-proof, statement Is to some extent true, must
butter, peach butter, cow butter, coffee,
and Territories. There you find the true Atnericau lode-
the next thing in line is to provide tip­ be admitted, but only to a degree, but ■ pendence and enterprise. An American citizen with eighty cannot buy them. They are the resaR of natural affection tea. buttermilk, and beer. Breakfast ders. He would go hla own
proof porters.
the eminent John Brisbane Walker ex­ ' <>r 100 acres of land is loyal to democratic governloent, and and of disciplined character. They are absolutely unpur- food? Well, that's our winner. Name and liad no idea of trusting kiawn
with a ‘blasted nutshell,’ and tte»u
pects entirely too much when he thinks be Is a very Independent sovereign. The rough, wild, tough chasable In this world.
your grub.”
George Vanderbilt has found it nec­
went below for hla pistols,
the school work of a teacher should element has been replaced by the mine and mill owner, the
Frederick
III.
of
Prussia,
who
de
­
essary to take refuge where the peo­
"I called my right-hand man of
include regular lessons In polite de- , herdsman and the agriculturist.
(HE ART OF MANAGING A MAN.
lighted In his reputation as the most crew and told him of my aituatioa; I
ple are used to baronial outfits and
|H>rtment. The school population of
While in thirty years the transformation of the great
By Helen fildrield.
laconic man in Europe, once met a also informed him that 1 wanted a,
don't mind them.
the United States is made up of the West has been marvelous, there la yet ample room for
A woman’s privileges are more valuable than Hungarian nobleman, taking the wa- maintopsall tilled. He answered rn
most cosmopolitan mixture In the [ millions who may be seeking homes. There are nearly as
Trychopliytoaia Is causing trouble
her rights; the best way in which to Increase i ters at Carlsbad, who had also ac- a clear ‘Aye. aye, sir.’ in a manne
world. Every nation on the face of many people crowded into the Philippine Islands, nn area
among the school children in Dela­
those privileges is to take them with great show i quired fame for abruptness of speech. that was not to lie misunderstood, ig
the globe Is represented, either by a ’ not as large as one of our Western territories as the num-
ware. The teachers may be compelling
of gratitude to the man who confers them. "Van­ 1 This tempted the Prussian monarch to my confidence was perfectly rntond
newly landed child or the descendant ! her that are now living In nearly one-half of the western
tlie children to sjs'll it.
ity. vanity, all Is vanity." and no man ever lived meet him and try him in the arts of
"From that moment I became mut«
of an earlier comer. The little girl, Itortlon of the United States, while the 8tate of Texas
who was not accessible to flattery in some ■ brevity. The magnate was pointed of the vessel, and imnredlately (tveg
looking like a freshly plucked rose, so alone, richly stored with the products that hare made this
Professor Langley asked the public
form or other. To conquer, a woman must ’out to Frederick as he stood in the necessary orders for making »all, m
sweet and dainty is she In her pretty country great and prosperous, could accommodate all the
some time ago not to expect too much
sometimes stoop.
Gentle persuasion goes a hall of his hotel. The king went up fying the captain not to comeonrti
lawn frock, and wide ribbons, coming people of the United States and ten millions more without
from his flying machine. Evidently
mile
often
where
aggressiveness cannot stir to him. and the following conversation hla pistols unless he wished to go ore
from a home where refinement and in­ being so much crowded ns some of the Eastern States are
the professor knew bls machine.
a
foot.
There
are
not
many
things
In the world outside was the result: Frederick—Bathing? board; for I really would have tai
telligence are the hall marks of the now.
of matters of conscience, pure and simple, which are worth Hungarian—Drinking. Frederick—Of­ very little trouble in having such u
family,
sits
beside
with
the
dark-eyed,
Tumut has been chosen as the new
contention upon a woman’s part, against the man whom ficer? Hungarian—Magnate. Freder­ order obeyed."
capital of the Australian federation. dark-skinned, unkempt little foreign­ XSFASES OF THE STOMACH.
she loves and who loves her; and for these few things ick—So! Hungarian (taking the initia­
er whose home is a room wherein ev­
By the insertion of an "J” this may be
By Dr. B. C. Street, of CB'cago
the reward, gained through martyrdom, comes usually In tive) — Detective? Frederick — King!
Cheated the Yoangeten
ery department of household affairs Is
changed at any time to meet possible
The Importance of a thorough knowl- the hereafter. Standing up for one's rights against one’s Hungarian—Congratulate!
In certain parts of New
conducted,
from
eating
to
sleeping,
and
contingencies.
edge of diseases of the stomach can husband is wearisome work; it Is more comfortable to
Like many Frenchmen, especially wallaby, a species of kangaroo, in
whose clothes—heaven save the name
Innumerable relinquish them; still they may be had, except in rare those hailing from the south of France, very plentiful, and the traveer j
not be overestimated,
—
are
sown
on
her
to
eave
the
trouble
General Miles Is reported to l>e> rap­
aches and pains, formications, tingling instances, by asking for them as a favor to be granted for President Loubet is very fond of those search of sport finds the punnit g
idly getting rich through his Invest­ of dressing and undressing. The natty
and
nnmb sensations are caused by im­ love's sake. Deference to a husband Is the drop of oil national dishes in which gHrlic forms them an exciting occupation. Wilk
ments In Texas oil lands. It would lie boy. with Ills spotless shirt waist and
perfect gastric digestion. The theory which keeps the wheels of the domestic machine running an important ingredient. Once, In his by steak is a refreshing change fns
carefully
tied
tie,
hob-nobs
with
the
a terrible blow to Corbin if Mlles
that the stomach is only a receptacle smoothly. There Is much In mental suggestion. Take it lawyer days, when be was pleading in canned meats, and the native» li
street urchin, whose one Idea In life Is
should wind up as a multimillionaire.
for the gesta, and is not, strictly speak- for granted that a man will do a certain thing because it court after having partaken of some only too glad to have the reinuntig
to know Just enough to embark In
ng. n digestive organ, has not been sus­ is the proper course, and in nine times out of ten he does such dish, his denzocratic tastes in the carcass. A writer in the Badw
some
business
by
which
he
can
make
The Supreme Court of Nebraska
tained by clinical and laboratory expe- it. The tactful person drops suggestions and leaves them this respect placed him In a somewhat ton tells an amusing incident conn«
quickest
possible
man
­
money
in
the
holdH tiiat dogs are competent witness­
t-ience; while clinical experience testl- to take root. Just as the husbandman sows bis seed upon l embarrassing position. The presiding ed with the animal.
•
es, even though they cannot be sworn. ner. The first boy sits at the dinner
lies and laboratory experiments nnd ob­ fertile ground.
I Judge happened to be a man of aristo­
He
had
been
ashore
in
one
of tte
table,
his
every
move
made
under
the
And some human beings are Incompe­
servation demonstrate that many di­
“There Is a time to keep silence and a time to speak.” cratic origin and breeding, to whom sparsely populated regions o( tte
tent, no matter how many oaths they watchful eye of a careful mother who gestive disturbances orlglunte in the stomach and produce and even though "a soft answer turneth away wrath,” I the odor of garlic was absolutely intol­
coast, and secured four wallaby, u
knows Just what her training will
take.
mean to that boy, when society claims symptoms which frequently have been attributed to de­ there are seasons when no answer is better, when the only erable. M. Ixiubet rose and began his ample supply for the whole party.»
rangements
of
the
nervous
system.
Many
cases
of
head
­
Atting coin of conversation is the gold of silence. To argue , argument. He had not proceeded very five guides and servants included. B«
It has become evident that the mob him for Its own. The second lad eats
ache, Impaired memory and inaptitude for thought and with an angry man is worfce than folly, When a man Is far when the Judge was observed to he found thnt although wallaby is re-
spirit is one of tile menacing tenden- as he can, whatever he can grab. And
work occurring In merchants and other business men, are hungry and tired, perhaps worried, and so Inclined to l>e sniff rather uncomfortably and to take garded as such a delicacy that a
cles of the times, and it appears to lie yet n teacher Is expected to take these
not due to overwork and brain exhaustion, as is frequent­ cross. Is not a favorable time for any request, however out a perfumed handkerchief, re-en- trouble is considered too great to A
two
girls,
these
two
boys,
diametrically
Increasing tn Intensity from day to
ly
supposed, but are caused by imperfect digestion, result­ reasonable. The wise woman who Is versed In the ways of forcing it a few moments later with a tain it, none of the native boys intte
day. There Is now a very general opposite to each other In every thing,
ing from eating when the stomach Is tired. When one is man will bide her time, will see that he bas a well cooked smelling-bottle. These measure«, how- party would touch It.
,
recognition of the fact that prompt nnd Impart to them “charm of manner
engaged In hard physical or mental labor the blood flow dinner, nnd good coffee, and when he has been soothed , ever, proved of no avail as a protec-
This was a mystery until one <
mid vigorous measures must be taken and expertness In the care of the per­
to the stomach is decreased, and a proper amount of gas­ Into good humor with himself and all the world will broach tion from the pungent and penetrating them explained that they hid twi
to quell this rising of the mob spirit son.” It would be a task simply hercu­
tric Juice is not elalsirateil, and the functions of motility the subject upon which she desires his approval. Smiles effluvium which emanated from the trained in childhood in the belief tint
if the majesty and Justice of the law lean lti Its scope. Every school child,
no mutter from where he comes. Is In­ nnd absorption are diminished. Under such circumstances are more effective than tears to open a man's heart; gentle future president of the republic. At if they ate wallaby liefore reachiflgl
are to be maintained.
sensibly subject to the restraining in­ digestion must lie changed. Such patients may be beneflted persuasion avails more than reproaches. It is the sunshine hist, his olfactory aense rising in open certain age. it would stop tfeir
by taking only soup, beef tea or milk for the noon meal. nnd dew which bring forth the foliage on the trees, the soft rebellion, the indignant Judge shouted: growth.
New York Mnll and Express fluence of school life. A teacher who
Sometimes biscuit or bread nnd butter may be allowed In south breeze which unlocks the Ice upon the streams.
“Vaher, open the windows; open the
Is
flrm,
quiet
am!
gentle
exerts
a
These lioys ail lielonged to the put
to
change
the
nickname
of
New
wants
doors. For heaven's sake let out this of the country where wallaby are Its.
"charm
of
manner"
over
her
most
un
­
York to "Buckwheat State.” Micht-
abominable smell." Since then M. Lou- and one can imagine the crafty di
gan will step Into line with the de­ ruly pupil, not because it Is in her line JOHN ALEXANDER DOWIE
l>et. It Is said, though he still preserves folks seated round the festive potui
of
duty,
but
because
her
own
soothing
mand to be known as the "llenlth
HAS A RIVAL IN INDIA
his simplicity of life, has eliminated winking at one another as the yout
Food State,” while Kentucky's choice personality makes Itself felt, without
garlic from his articles of diet.
Mirza, Gliulam Ahmad, of Qudlah,
people declined the succulent taty.
will be "The Eye Opener State.” Hut the slightest intention on her part. But
Those who see nn unwarranted*
New York Is Just as much entitled to for a teacher to be expected to do Punjab. India. Insists that John Alexan­
KING PETER I.
deception in the fostering of nd I
be known as the home of the buck­ what Is either carelessly or negligently der Howie, of Zion, III.. I'. S. A., Is not
up to date.
belief on the part of the young P«P*
wheat as Vermont Is to the reputation omitted at home Is expecting more,
Still Simple sn<l Democratic — His
much more, than she can or should Is»
Allah
Is good
must ask themselves if they bin
of being a maple sirup center.
Dally Kowtlne,
called upon to do. in the limited time
nnd Mahomet Is
never told a child that “two plccrad
The private life of Peter I. lias hard­
prophet truly, but
"Idle" is not the word to describe given hor for the expansion of the im­
pie will make little folks sick
ly
undergone
any
change
since
his
ac
­
Mirza Ghiilam Ah­
Prince Ludwig Ferdinand of Bavaria. mature minds committed -sometimes
cession to the throne. The king lives
mad ls the Mes-
Every-Day Heroes.
He Is a general In the German army. wholly—to her care.
to-day as simple and jlemocratlc a life
So claims
When the cloudburst wiped tte
sinh!
By profession he la a surgeon. During
as
did
the
exiled
Karageorgevltch
at
A Turkish Gent'eman.
Mirza Ghnlmn that
town of Heppner, Ore., off the nag
the past summer lie has lieen playing
Geneva. He observes court etiquette man seemed powerless liefore natnra
Among the Turkish men, as every
each should pray
first violin in th«* orchestra of the
so long as It does not conflict with Ills Yet the news of the next day contaiid
that the other per­
Munich Opera House. He attended one knows, the transformation of the
democratic convictions.
ish. and Mlrzah is
two stories which show that brat
his clinic before going to rehearsals exclusive oriental into the accomplish­
1< st in wonderment
He rises every morning at 5 o'clock, men did what they could.
for the Wagner performances. There ed European is already become the uni­
flit* overseer
and takes a drive round the neighbor­
The people of two nelgbi»mt
are more princes usefully occupied versal pattern of n Turkish gentleman.
Zion has not
hood of Belgrade, accompanied only 1 towns. Lexington nnd, Ione.
Whatever bls party, whether he Irclong
than cynics may be willing to admit.
the sc mtch.
to the old or the young Turkey party,
by one aide-de-camp. At 7 he returns without loss of life. They owe tlw
expresses
and is shaved; as 8 he begins his daily snfety to the heroism of two ma
The Paris police have prepared a the Turk of any pretension to style or
amazement In
work. First of all he receives Ills pri­ When the flood swept the torn. K*
picture-book for the us«' of travelers to social state clothes himself in cer­
article Jn«t pub­
vate secretary, who has to submit to nnn, the station agent at Hepp»«)
who lose things which, because of un­ tain of the European modes of thought,
lished Iu the Re­
the king his letters and other mall mat­ stuck to his post long enough to
familiarity with the language, they as he dot's, sartorially, in European
view of Religions,
cannot describe. It contains represen­ dress.
ter. Next the police prefect of Bel­ graph warning to Lexington. Tbente
Whatever the laws governing the which Is printed ou occasion» at Gur-
tations of nil kinds of articles, from
grade makes his report to his majesty. tried to escape with his wife »nd tw
keys to purses, and the inquirer, after standard of manners in Turkish life daspur, India.
That official has to inform the king of children nnd a friend. The friend J*
missing valuables, has only to turn the may be their results prove them to l>e
That the tempestuous Dr. Dowle
all occurrences of importance or inter­ ceeded in reaching safety with tte
leaves mid point nt the picture that beyond criticism. The Turk has not shall know that Mirza Gliulam Ahmad
est within the limits of the city of Bel­ children, but Kernan and his wife»«
most resembles his property, But the only perfect manners, but be also has Is no common man. is not a frail hu­
grade. Next the first aide-de-camp, swept to death.
Another hero ivns Leslie JlitM
system has Its limitations, Unfortu- this peculiarity among other eastern man fotwooth. the new Messiah writes:
who at present also acts as court mar­
nately It cannot picture a temper, nations: however lowly bls birth, once
"Dr. Dowle should further bear in
shal. and finally the chief of the royal who, like Paul Revere. Jumped oa »
which is the article now most fro- be has "arrived." lie Is transformed mind that this challenge does not pro­
household, are received. The latter horse nnd spread the alarm. IleM*
quently lost by visitors to a foreign Into an aristocrat of deeply inrooted ceed from an ordinary Mohammedan.
has to submit a dally account of all the ed Lexington in time to confin:: L*
city who do not know the language of conservative tendencies, who yet pre­ I am the very Messiah, the promised
money expended on account of the nan's warning, and the people
sents. outwardly, a most engaging, one. for whom he is so anxiously wait­
the country.
civil list The king checks every Item the hills. Over a hundred peop* *
sympathetic plasticity. Those whose ing.
Between Dr. Dowle's position
most minutely. At his suggestion book­ Lexington would have lost their-”*
The college youths who haze are be­ lineage has ancestral distinction reveal and mine the difference Is this, that
keeping by double entry has been Intro­ but for these
se two
l W u met^
IU*
hind the times, Hazing dise not give a most engaging social equipment. Dowle fixes the ap|>eaniiice of the Mes­
continued
down the
duced In the royal household.
Matlock
e
____
every ””
way before advancing civilization, for "Whenever 1 want to talk to a man siah within the next twenty five years,
carrying
the
alarm
to
At
10
o'clock
the
king
is
generally
out x«w,fw
the reason, perhaps, that the teasers who understands everything. I turn to while I gave lilm the glad tidings that
house.
His
horse
gave
visited
by
his
life-long
friend.
Colonel
are always youths who have not yet B — Bey,,’ said a beautiful woman the Messiah has already appeared. I
qgton. 1 but
the Marquis de Rose, with whom he he left Iæxington.
"caught up with the procession." At recently to me In Rome. "He is as am that Messiah, and Almighty God
through
the
discusses
private
affairs.
The
marquis,
and
galloped
1...
Yale there was use of red |>epper by clever as a Frenchman, as versatile as has shown numerous signs from earth
Here h*
the
rain
to
Ione.
—
who
is
at
present
the
king's
guest,
was
the liazt-rs. It is statisi, and a mock our American men, and he has the as well as from heaven In my support.
down the valley to the rnmhera.
his schoolmate and his comrade In war.
lynching, with other violent proceed sympathetic quality of a woman"— My following, which already claims a
His long
passed the word on.
Since
the
colonel
retired
from
the
hundred
thonssjel
souls.
Is
making
a
A strange sight is presented when the ;>erlo<llcal anti-alcobol lecture Is de­
Ings, which endangered life
and Century.
with the flood-
had
lieen
a
race
French
service
six
years
ago
be
has
rapid
progress.
The
proof
that
Dr.
livered to the prisoners of the new French penitentiary at Fresnes. near
at bi» b**
health.
"Academic hoodlums" Is the
Ihiwle furnishes In support of his ex­ Parts. The lectures are given In an Immense luill. on one ride of which, been almost constantly with Peter floured after him altuo»t
Poor Mother I
term a contemporary applies to the
heels.
The scientific housewife, says Mary travagant claims Is the very height of reaching almost to tlie roof, are what look like steps, but on closer Inspec­ Karageorgevitch.
Yale sophomores, and It la not far
After this visit the king receives his
Gen.
Clay's Courage
wrong, since the doings at Yale. If cor- Moulton Smith, will see that the meiu- absurdity. Yle claims to have healed tion prove to be rows of boxes with openings about four inches high, through
General
Cassius
M. Clay f"**
hundreds of sick men. Rut why did which can be seen the beads of the audience. In this strange manner the pris­ ministers and other persons who have
rectly reported, were not such as gen­ iters of her family receive the various
hla
lewlfng
(Aiwer
fail
In
the
.-ase
of
many
duels
in
his
day.
nsusl'y
oners
are
enabled
to
see
the
lecturer,
but
prevented
from
holding
any
com
­
requested an audience, or he reads the his long bladed knife, meeting
tlemen of sound mind would engage elements of food in their proper pro-
¡x^
his own beloved daughter, where It munication with one another. Mutual recognition on release is thus also ren­
College lieconies a terror to par- portion.
newspaper»—nearly all those published
should have lieen exercised In the high­ dered Impossible. These lectures ngainst drunkenness are lielleved to have
"Before breakfast has Iwn pre-
If feather brained sophomores
In the Servian language and some Ger­ or rifle equally with that trustj
est degree?"
had s<ime Influence on the diminution of crime, which has lately been mark­ man and French journals.
may do what they please to freshmen. parod.” she concludes, “or after It has
°n. His physical strength
He. He was acctistonied to th* *
ed In France, and In future they are to be given more frequently and In a
At other Institutions, rough and un­ lieen served and eaten. the housewife
At 12:30 lunch Is served for the king,
ROMANCE OF THE PAPACY.
larger
number
of
prisons.
of weapons, and he
nlwV»
mannerly persecutions were in evi­ should add up the different amounts
a meal in which the Marquis de Rose and
never lost his judgment F**
dence. Hazing la forbidden ht moat of proteld, fat and carlsihydrate found Bscrels of Vatican That Hart Reached
and two of the officers of the house­ ample, when nn ndvenury shot N*
Public Knowledge.
institutions. but the trontde la that the In the foods. In the evening you can
and the wedding day was ttaod On
*
appearance of the count has quite a hold participate. This meal Is a most ■ nd he supposed he was <ion*
prohibitions are too often utideratood And out whether you have taken too
As a rule the secrets of the Vatican the appointed day the bride nnd her flavor of Dumas atmut it. E'nknown to simple affair, and consists mainly of
to be Pickwickian.
much of" one kind of food, or not are well kept and most of the stories friends were at the church, but no his fiancee he was bound to the Jesu Servian and French dishes. The king inflated his lungs to the fnll
that he would live as long h* t**
enough of another."
that are told apropos of the new Pope bridegroom appeared, and Count Mas
Its, s nd his superiors in the order per­ drinks nothing but mineral water on hold his breath. Theo bo <!"***
President Roosevelt set a go<>d exam-
The Chicago Tribune comments on must tie taken with a grain of aalt. tat Ferrattwas uever seen again. Years
account of an old Internal malady,
malady.
pie to parents by placing tils I sijs In this advice by droiqtlng Into poetry:
Now and again, however, something of afterward Miss Foster went to see emptorily sent him away on a mission which, however, is now gradually dis­ knife and did his bloody
to
prevent
his
marriage
with
an
Eng
­
was when he killeil Turner
**
the public school at Washington
lie Mother's slow at figures, but she always the romance of the papacy really leaks Pope Flux IX and waa astonished to
lish woman and a Protestant Letters appearing. At 1 o'clock the king re­ ’peaking musingly, reviewing h’
could pay the "little red schoollumae"
out. though not through the Cardinals. recognize tn the pontiff her old flame,
has to count
were Intercepted and he was led to tires to his private rooms, where he he confessed to a reporter. *b*s
no higher compliment. He demon- Th» protelda. to see that we secure ths There waa. for example, the strange the count.
believe that she had married another, remains until 3, when ho again re­ was about M. that be «•• lW*
right amount.
strates bls faith In our public schisd
case of Pope Flux IX, pretty well
The most sensational novelist could
ceives his private secretary and dls-
principle to the duel, thinki*
system
And bls Indorsement l'ornes Shs keeps a pad of paper and a pencil known a generation ago. but now al­ not bare Invented a plot more fascinat- so he took orders and rapidly rose to poses of his correspondence.
t>e
Bishop,
then
Cardinal
and
eventual
­
near the sink.
st a time when the free school system
Mvage way to settle a diflcaity
<11®'«^
most forgotten. In hla younger days, 1 Ing than the real story of Pope I>eo's
Before dinner his majesty sometimes
Is iitxier the Are of severe criticism, And estimates our victuals, all the things when be was Count Maatat Ferratl and predecessor Mme I>e Halls had made ly Pope. Then In the height of his
there
are
some
cases
for _
we eat or drink.
critics say the public school teaches
a lawyman. he met and fell tn love an unhappy marriage with an Italian, grandeur be was brought for a mo­ takes another drive round the city. seems to he the only remedj
Shs liaU
carbohydrates and scribbles
Dinner
Is
served
at
7.
and
seldom
occu
­
ment
face
to
face
wtth
the
woman
he
many fads—that Its education does
with Mlns Foster, daughter of the and her parents, fearing a similar fate
down the fet.
Nothing more pies more than one hour. After that York Tribune
educate, etc. Our school system is And our »pecific gravity- she always Irish Protestant Rlatiop of KIImorn, for the younger daughter, made her had loved and lost
the king Is usually occupied with Mt-
ement In FtewMr»
what It ought to be. It Is not what
who waa living tn Italy with her sis­ promise to guard Miss Foster against dramatic has ever been staged.
watches that.
Improv en the ttnpmreaeet *
erature. He reads mostly books on
It will t>e some day. But with all Its
ter. Mme. I»e Falls. Mian Foster fh-. a union with a foreigner. hence her in-
•"
......
J
and fire hoir» ** *
Such has been
Duties of Tolstoy.
military or financial subjects. In in­
Muckers never get to be bass Tou voted the young count, but Mme De' ierfsrence to separate the lovers; It
faults It Is the best educational system
dertreq
Count Tolsoy Is obliged to devote dustrial matters, too. be sbo'srs a lively engine boilers l fr„
~ m , f --d tf
of Its kind the world has had. and It find tlie same people on every delayed flails drove the ktver away. After- was only when her sister pined sway
half
bls
time
to
answering
letter«
and
power
t
_
'
'
Intervet,
and
does
his
best
to
Induce
( ward she relented, the count returned | that Mm«. L>e Salls relented. The dis
■ cap«-' ally adapted to our Instltu excursion.
"early three tt
receiving visitors.
foreign capitalists to invest money in to-day Is I..-.
as
it
was
lift/ years
Serv-a
lie has no particular leaning I
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• THE
HOW ANTI-ALCOHOl LECTURES ARE DELIVERED
TO PRISONERS IN A FRENCH PENITENTIARY
I
i gbort C^torie$