The Eugene weekly guard., January 02, 1904, Image 2

tuç°nn Weekly Guard
ASLEEP IN THE SNOW.
[ burst Is exceptional, and Its sequel has
strengthened the band of law every­
where. The daily press has told the
I story of the brief but murderous career
i of four young bandits, whose record of
slain has been seven in six months;
and the type
youth these despera-
| does are is generally appreciated. It
is a type that breeds under laxity of
i law, amid corresponding temptations
I to wrong doing, and Is nurtured on the
fiction of a sensational literature, Au
overgrown city, where criminal dis­
I cipline Is defective, where rights are
I not Jealously guarded, and where de
i llnqueneles In official life are endured
| because correction is a trouble, is a
j favorable hot bed for the culture of the
■ ultra-vicious type of lawbreaker. Thes.
boys, of coura», are not sul generis,
nor aie their deeds uncommon; but the
desperate nature of their last stand
against law la extraordinary, at least,
when such resistance is made within
sight of the glow of the lights of a
metropolis of 2,000,000 people. But a»
their stand was desperate so was the
force of the law that moved against
them resolute and overwhelming. Law
moved at once—law in execution is
not like justice—passionless. It bad
the deaths of honest men to avenge,
und one of them had worn the blue
coat of a policeman. Ho luw, aided
by volunteers of kindred mind, in the
face of great danger, grappled with
the beast at bay. It may all seem
a semi-savage episode—perhaps It is
such. It certainly has no urban ameni­
ties about it. But the climax is satis­
factory. Let any boy who Is shaping
a career after dime novel Hues pause
and reflect. He may thrill over tlie
perilous defense of the dug-ovt In *>>«
Indiana sand dunes, but be t ”1 hesi­
tate over the causeless murder of the
brakeman, and his blood will chill at
four figures on a scaffold.
Explorer Who Thought Ho Had Died
After Reaching Top of Aconcagua.
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FAVORITES
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After reaching the top of Aconcagua,
one of the highest peaks in South
OREGON.
EUGENE
America, Reginald Rankin was over­ I
taken by a blinding snowstorm, Hi»
T
companions he bad left at a carni ♦
What you pray for you ought to be
miles
below.
His
descent
on
the
I
monti
willing to pay for.
tain is described in Longman s I Maga
Robert of Lincoln.
zine. The farther he went the worse
Sometimes it Is difficult to distin­
Opinions of Great Papers on Important Subjects
grew the storm: soon be could only see Merrily swinging on brier and weed.
guish between contentment and lazi­
Near to the nest of his little dame.
a few feet in front of him. Twice on
ness.
slippery, bard snow be fell, and was at Over the mountain side or mead,
Robert of Lincoln is telling his namei
once whirled down the slope at a ter­
Agriculture in Arizona Is now a mat­
Bob-o'-link, bob-o’-link,
pace.
How
far
he
rolled
In
this
rifle
Spink, spank, spink;
ter of dates. They are raising them
York, at present the wife of Count von Waldersee, had way be could not tell, but It must have Snug aud safe is that nest of our«.
The
Utilizing
cf
Uducation.
there.
Au­ been some hundreds of feet.
Hidden among the summer flowers.
F It be admitted, as indeed it must, that edu­ for her first husband a reigning prince, the Duke of
try
Chee, chee, chee.
"The deadly cold of that blizzard at
A woman usually begins her life
cation like everything else should have an end, gustenburg. who was eligible for Intermarriage with
work when she marries a man to re­
it should be admitted a'so that that end must Imperial family In Europe. There have been fewer ex- twenty-two thousand feet was fast ov­
t Ills ercoming me." he says. “I felt that I Robert of Liucoln is g? yly ¿rest,
form him.
be a useful one. In some real and practical ample« of such marriages in Austro-Hungary. At
Wearing a bright black wedding coat;
sense. It is trus that the tendency of much of mom.-nt we recall but two, that of Miss Carroll, who mar­ could go no farther. By the side of a White are his shoulders and white his
It's useless for some women to deny
education Is to take the student off Into a ried Count Esterhazy, and who now lives in Washington, big rock I saw a little scoopel-out hol­
crest.
that they married for money after you
land of dreams and to detach him from the and that of Miss Mabel Wright, who first became Mrs. low In the snow. 'Doubtless,' thought
Bob-o’-link, bob-o’-link,
Ysnaga,
sister-in-law
of
the
Dowager
Duchess
of
Man
­
1.
'this
is
my
appointed
grave.
’
I
sat
see their husbands.
scenes of active life, But that need not be so, or If so.
Spink, spank, spink;
chester, and subsequently married a member of the high­ down in it, quite glad to have ended Look, what a nice new coat is mine,
need only be so for a while. It Is not lost time If young
est
Hungarian
aristocracy.
Whether
the
rule
about
six
­
the struggle.
Sure there was never a bird so fine.
No doubt Mr. Rockefeller regards
minds are allowed to tarry for a period under the lufiu-
teen quarterings, which is so rigorously observed In the
Chee, chee, chee.
the man who "retires with a fortuno'’
“When I awoke I thought I was
ence of the Ideal, and of the aesthetic family, I deal ism is
as a sickening degenerate.
at the foundation of all true practicality. Every gland court circle at Vienna, has been relaxed in her favor we dead. The crescent moon was riding
know not. The truth Is that the number of American hrough a sky of deepest metallic blue Robert of Lincoln’s Quaker wife,
doer lias been at first a great dreamer. • • •
Pretty and quiet, with plain brown
It's the toughest kind of tough luck
But Just as sure y as ihe Ideal Is preparatory for high women who have married European nobles would be against which the white peaks that oi
wings.
found,
upon
a
complete
enumeration,
to
have
exceeded
con
­
every
side
hedged
In
my
view
struck
to have your watch stolen when you
er living, and study the foundation of success, so surely
Passing at home a patient life,
1
are on your way to pawn IL
must the type of cloistral life which characterizes the col­ siderably a hundred. We add that, while there have been with an almost unearthly contrast.
Broods in the grass while her husband
flagrant
exceptions,
these
international
marriages
seem,
As I gradually comprehended the full
lege give place sooner or later to the serious workaday spirit
sings:
Every time a revolver is sold over
Bob-o’-link. bob-o’-link,
which enters the arena of social, commercial, or perhaps as a rule, to have brought the average amount of happi­ gkiries of that magnificent scene exul­
tation filled my soul. ‘The kings of the
a counter there Is the possibility of an
Spink, spank, spink;
political life to accept the tasas and fulfill the duties of ness.—Harper's Weekly.
world,' said I to myself, 'are not half Brood, kind creature; you med not teal
Increase hi the bandit population.
patriotic citizenship. The use of education Is not meant
Thieves aud robbers while I am here.
as well buried as I am.’
to be a purely selfish use. Culture should not terminate in
Homesteaders Driven to Canada.
Chee, chee. chee.
"There was a certain amount of
With Carrie Nation as an actress In
the personal experience of the educated man. • • •
HE recent migration of thousands of American cause, apart from the received tradition
“Ten Nights in a Barroom," the bar­
It remains for the young graduates to put that creed
farmers to the regions of Western Canada has that people who go to sleep Ln snow­ Modest and shy as a nun is she;
room la likely to suffer from nervous
into practice. Knowledge Is power, and knowledge Is a
One weak chirp is her only note,
not been througn any lack of opportunity. In storms never wake up again, why I
breakdown.
sacred trust. It Is perfectly true that this Idea is being
of braggarts is he.
the regions of Minnesota and neighboring should believe in my bodily extinction. Braggart and prince
abused in some of the Industrial excesses of the day where
Pouring boasts from his little throat:
States, created by natural causes. Whatever 1 was utterly without sensation of any
Manifest Destiny mny have freed
Bob-o’-link, bob-o’-link,
men are taught to become nothing but expert machines,
lack of opportunity or room exists, anywhere kind In my limbs, and when 1 tried to
Panama, but the American residents
bpink, spank, spink;
capable of turning out so much work, or of earning In
south of the boundary line, Is the result of con­ move them they made no response.
Never was 1 afraid of man;
of the Isthmus are sure to be accused
creased dllvdends for somebody else, at the expense of the
tions wholly artificial in their origin. Chief among these Is
"The snow must have ceased soon Catch me, cowardly knaves, if you can!
of having put her up to It.
training of the mind and the development of the religious
Chee, chee, chee.
the tying up of large bodies of the best lands in the hands after I lay down the previous evening,
nature. But such overemphasis upon the Industrial Idea
of speculators who are holding them for a rise. Take a for I was only partly covered, and my
“There is plenty of money In the
education
does
not
militate
against
a
proper
amount
of
In
Tlie conviction seems to be general,
Six white eggs on a bed of hay.
market.” Yes, of course, but It is and Justified, that this Is soon to be­ militarism, and while not all knowledge can be practical. trip on almost any railroad leading out of St. Paul, and feet stuck black out of tlie white man
Flecked with purple, a pretty sight!
harder to find than an active baby come a world of machinery. Indeed, it In the sense of money-making or comfort-bringing, all cul­ all along Its line will be found that the unimproved land tie, with the toes turned Inward to There as the mother sits all day,
flea on a trick dog turning somersaults. has become such, to a marvelous ex­ ture of the mind should have a distinct relation to the exceeds In acreage the amount reduced to cultivation. In ward me in a horrible curl. 1 began
Robert is singing with all his might.
great numbers of Instances there has been no thought of by trying to work my right arm, and
Bob-o'-link, bob-o’-link,
tent, already, as regard« all essential bettering of human life and the elevation of the masses Improving ft by Its present owners, They have bought It after desperate efforts I broke it loose
An Englishman criticizes the Ameri­ affairs, from the manipulation of poli­ of mankind.—New York Observer.
Spink, spank, spink;
on
speculation,
and
when
they
sell,
it
Is
an
even
chance
from
the
ice
which
had
frozen
it
hard
Nice good wife that never goes out.
can girl's nose, but admits that she tics down to the sewing on of buttons.
that
the
transfer
will
be
to
some
other
speculator.
Drive
to the snow beneath. Then I worked Keeping house while I frolic about.
lias beautiful eyes. Once more the
If the progress of invention in the I hsi
The Trolley-House.
Chee, chee, chee.
the speculator out of the field, and the vacant stretches my left arm loose. Having freed my
eyes buve It. being In the majority. 100 years be any indication, no strained
OW that parlor cars and sleeping cars on trol­ between villages will soon be occupied by farms. At pres- arms, I broke my back free from the
Imagination Is required to see that fly­
Soon
as
the
little ones chip the shell.
ley lines are eslabllslied we may be privileged ent, even in the wonderfully fertile and productive region ice the heat of my body had gener­
The Vanderbilts and a few western ing machines will some day be as com­
Six wide mouths are open for food;
to speculate a bit as to what will come next of the Red River of the North, a vast acreage Is unoccu­ ated, and sat up and tried to work my Robert of Lincoln bestirs him well.
families are forming a new smart set
mon as cabs are now; that books and
legs. Here I was less successful; my
as an annex of the broomstick train. Suppose pied—held on speculation.—St. Paul Pioneer Press.
in New York. Western families who
Gathering seeds for the hungry brood.
newspapers will be superseded by ma­
legs seemed paralyzed; I could not
we hazard the guess that It will be the trolley
wish to get In will have to apply early,
Bob-o’-link, bob-o'-link,
chines of the telephonic and phono­
move them at all.
house—first cousin to the house boat. By tbebulld-
though.
Spink, spank, spink;
graphic species, and that the human
Causes
of
Failures.
"At this stage in the proceedings my This new life is likely to be
lngof spurs and sidetracks In delightful spots at
anatomy,
by
disuse
of
the
physical
and
NALYZING
the
causes
of
failure
la
the
United
While she does not say so In that
delight In having the finest tomb on Hard for a gay young fellow like me.
country or seashore at a fair aud far distance from the
States Ln 1902, American Industries finds that earth was sorely dashed. Here was
many words, Miss Ida Tarbell prac­ development of the mental, will evolve main lines resting places for these movable dwellings could
Chee, chee, chee.
Into
a
mere
brain-box.
It
is
to
be
sup
­
of the 9,971 failures 20 per cent were due to I tied to the top of Aconcagua like a
tically admits that she does not ex­
be comfortably managed, At one of them a trolley house
posed
that
it
will
be
a
world
In
which
Incompetence, 30 per cent to lack of capital. 17 dog to bis kennel. Every man must Robert of Lincoln at length is made
pect to be remembered In Mr. Rocke­
might remain for as long a Cline as contentment was the
everything will be so perfectly ordered
^tober with work and silent with care)
per cent to special circumstances beyond the die once, but I strongly resented having
feller's will.
staying power, and when this burned out the trolley pole
that It will run like a well-oiled ma­
business man's control, 10 per cent to fraud to go through the process a second Off is his holiday garment laid,
might be put In contact with the wire and the trolley
Half forgotten that merry air,
end 7 per cent to Inexperience. Lack of cap­ time. After about half an hour's con­
An aeronaut promisee to take a chine. There will, of course, be no house trundled away to pastures new. Of course this is
Bob-o’-link, bob-o’-link,
party to the St. Ixtuls Fair at a speed poverty aud no crime, and everybody merely the roughest outline of a possible development ital, It appears, Is the most dangerous factor in the busi­ centrated effort of will I succeeded in
Spink, spank, spink;
of ISO miles an hour. Applicants for will be supremely comfortable—and of the electric car, but It Is the pleasantest part upon which ness life, as It is the greatest obstacle to getting Into busi­ freeing my right leg, which appeared Nobody knows but mv mate and I
■eats are advised to come early and unspeakably bored. Strung:'—isn’t It—- the lay mind can dwell. Details of It. like the securing of ness. Incompetence, together with Inexperience, which to be very nearly as useless free as It Where our nest and our nestlings He.
how we madly strive for mechanical
avoid the rush.
Chee, chee, chee.
suitable drinking wmer and the training of every tenant amounts to Incompetence, accounts for a very large per­ was tied, so numb and limp did it
Inventions to secure us further ease,
of one of these dwellings to be Ills own motorman may centage of failures. If to Incompetence and Inexperience feel, With the left leg I had still
It is reported that the people of Eng­ and then, for our happiness, revel In as well be left to the consideration of those whose business we add “unwise credits,” we find that 30 per cent of fail­ more trouble. At last I had both legs Summer wanes; the children are.grown;
Fun and frolic no more he knows;
ures are explained. It amounts to this, In brief, that nearly more or less at my command; but they
land now regard J. Pierpont Morgan the memories of our early <Lays, when It would be to perfect them.—Boston Transcript.
a third of those who fall In business are not well qualified obeyed orders very slowly and reluct­ Robert of Lincoln’s a humdrum crone;
as an ordinary mortal, In spite of the these things were unknown and life
Oft he flies, and we sing as he goes.
for It; another third try to do too large a business, and the antly, and the feet were both abso­
fact that he has eaten In the presence was sweetened aud given meaning by
Bob-o’-link, bob-o’-link,
American Girls and Foreign Husbands.
prLatlous.
What
rest fall by reason of fraud, competition, extravagance, neg­ lutely insubordinate.”
of King Edward. Such are the sor­ hardships and
Spink, spank, spink;
prince of wealth, with all the new­
HERE could be no greater mistake than the lect, failures of others, speculation and causes beyond the
rows of adversity.
Mr. Rankin's fingers were partly When you can pipe that merry old
assertion that the marriage« of American girls wisest man’s control.—Baltimore Sun.
fangled machine comforts that money
strain,
frozen, his feet completely frozen, so
with foreigners of rank are mainly confined to
The servant girl who committed snl can command, does not look back to
that upon reaching civilization the toes Robert of Lincoln, come back again.
his
boyhood
days
on
the
furm,
with
the
England.
Up
to
a
quarter
of
a
qentury
ago
Chee, chee, chee.
cfdoXievajlse she was n few minutes
were amputated. Sy superhuman exer­
Noise!
there were at least three such internatlAial
late In securing a position must have same warm corner by the kitchen stove
tions he reached his guides, who had —W. C. Bryant.
HE modern world, having plunged Into a civ-
marriages In France for one In England. Doz­
been insane to begin with. These are In the fall, as the only time of genu­
given him up for lost, and they hur­
Bonny Doon.
lllzatlon which, with its factorles and rail-
ens of American girls have married French
the days for mistresses to commit sui­ ine, soul-satisfying comfort In all his
ried him down the mountain. His suf­ Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie Doon.
roads,
seems
to
promise
a
successful life? For romance that ap­ nobles of tlie ancient regime, to say nothing of those who
continual crescendo
cide, not servant girls.
ferings on the journey were extreme,
TIow can ye bloom sae fresh and fairl
peals to the heart do we not turn to obtained their titles from Napoleon, like Prince Murat.
of noise, has at last discovered a fact which
and upon reaching Inca he was helpless How can ye ehaunt, ye little birds.
the mediaeval world was fortunately unable
Paralysis of the throat and tongue the rich old days of stage coaches and Among these may be mentioned the Due de la Rochefou­
And 1 sae weary fu* of care?
for a considerable time.
to discover. Tills fact Is that piercing and
Is the latest phase of cigarette smok­ tallow camlies, of the spinning wheel cauld, the Due de Dino, and the Due de Decazes. Many
Thou’lt break my heart, thou warbling
an
Italian
noble,
from
I'rlnce
t'olonna
down,
has
married
and
the
hoe
and
the
sickle?
There
Is
deafening
noises,
prolonged
through
the
twenty-four
hours,
bird.
ing carried to excess. Death ensues
It Answered Well.
That wantons through the flow’ry
when the paralyzed tissue begins to little doubt that tlie man who can an American young woman. There are examples of such are not only offensive to the ear, but Injurious to the
Wife (with solicitude of tone)—It
Imagine
the
machine
made
world
of
marriage»
In
the
Spanish
peerage
also;
the
Duchesse
thorn,
health. It becomes necessary, therefore, for the modern must be very lonesome sitting all by
mortify. The trouble with the cigar
ette Is that few are able to resist 11« the future would rather die than live d'Arco» Is an American. Many American girl» have tnar world to combat loud noise Just as It combats heavy smoke yourself at night, balancing your Thou mind’st me o' departed joys,
Departed never to return.
In It. A world where everything Is rled German nobles, and one of them. Miss Is*e. of New and noisome odors.—Chicago Tribune.
tendency to excess.
books?
combined and used for some coldly
Husband {tenderly)—It Is. my dar­ Oft hae I roved by bonnie Doon.
A new disease has been coined In practical end. where the stimulus of
ling.
ERRORS ABOUT MAD DOGS.
To see the rose and woodbine twine,
want
and
ambition
dot*«
not
exist;
THE
LATEST
TRICK
CYCLING
FEAT
England called "bralu fag." The re
Wife—I have been thinking about it When ilka bird sang o* his love.
where
pleasure,
not
la
Ing
productive,
cipe for getting It Is tills: Worry a
for some time, and now I have got a
And fondly sae did I o’ mine.
Popular
Detlefs Concerning
Them
Wi' lightsome heart 1 pul’d a rose,
little, hurry a little, get Irritated easily Is of course unknown, and where scl-
that Are Deeply Rooted.
pleasant surprise for you.
Fu’ sweet upon its thorny tree.
aud often, think all the time about ence lias totally eclipsed roiiiitnce—
Husband—A pleasant surprise?
There are some popular beliefs not
your body and how It Is working, Like would not such a world be very soon quite classable ns superstitions which
Wife—Yes, dearest.
I sent for But my fause lover stole my rose
And, ah. he left the thorn wi’ me.
anxious thought for the morrow ami peopled exclusively by lunatics?
mother yesterday, and I expect her
seem too deeply rooted for universal
—Robert Burns.
despise your neighbor. Within sixty
tills evening. I mean to have her stay
education to destroy. Several of these
days a “specialist" will be pasturing
with us a long time. She will take
concern mad dogs. The Idea that a
Three Years I ate
on your bank account.
care of the children, and I can go
healthy dog wli eh bites a person must
Persons who become fretful over the
down and sit In the office with you
be killed because It It should at some
delays of surface cars or the detention
For moral, ethical and legal consider­
while you work.
future time go mad the person bitten
ations one should resist the temptation
Husband—The dickens—that Is to of steam trains ought to sit up and
would have hydrophobia Is reluctantly
to traffic In public offices. If lie be
say. 1 couldn’t think of you going to be cheerful when they read what tlie
given up, even by some persons of ed
New York Press has to say of a Texas
a dispenser of patronage It Is Ills re­
town.
ueatlon. Even more strange Is the be­
ligious duty to make recommendations
Wife—It's my duty, dearest. I onght train. The Press declares that recently
lief In “mudstones" about which much
with due consideration for the public
to have thought of it before, but It a Gulf & Interstate Railway train ar­
has been printed of late. There are
service as well as with the object In
never came to my mind till yester­ rived In Beaumont nearly three years
many "mudstones” In tilts country and
view of rewarding n faithful partisan.
day. Oh. John, forgive me for not late, and explains the matter as fol­
the believers In their efficacy always
To exact pay for such appointments
thinking of your comfort sooner. But lows:
The advertising story of State street, know where the nearest one Is kept.
The train left Bolivar. Just across
is a crime against the government, Chicago, can not be told In a few In a sense these porous stones are pub­
If 1 will go and sit with you to-night.
though there are those who nvm to words. From Randolph street on the lic Institutions. Some of them ha ve
Husband—To-night! Why, I—I—the Galveston Bay from Galveston, on Sep­
think that governments among men north to Harrison street on the south, curious histories.
fact is I got through with my books tember 8, 1900, and was caught in the
great storm which so nearly destroyed
last
night.
are maintained for bundling purposes comprising seven blocks on State
One was the property of an Ohio
Bolivar Is seventy-live
only.
Wife—You did? How delightful! Galveston.
street, the principal dry goods, cloth­ negro named Depp, and on his death
Before the
To a German, Paul Mumler, belongs the dubious honor of being the And so you can now stay at home miles from Beaumont.
Illg, shoe, jewelry and department was placed In the State library at Co­
Canadian discussion of the award
train had travelled far on Its journey
stores are now located.
Less than lumbus, from which, according to re­ latest claimant to fame as a daredevil bicycle rider. Until recently Munder every evening. I’m so glad.
of the Alaskan boundary tribunal has
And the delighted wife ran off to It was caught in the storm. Thirty
thirty years ago the largest space used ports, It was recently taken and ap­ was an amateur bicyclist, but his bold spirit refused to be confined by the
dealt with the strategic Islands Owned
feats performed by his brethren, and he has blossomed out as a circus per­ make preparations for the reception of miles of the track were washed away,
by the United States on the Canadian by any merchant In Chicago. In any plied to the wound of a woman bitten former with an act that takes one’s breath away. Dashing down a steep her mother, while the husband, with and the train was left stranded on a
frontier. These are Isle Royal. In Lake of our dally papers, was one half of a by a supposedly rabid dog. The same
Incline from a height of fifty feet, he and his bicycle leap through the air sombre brow, sat looking at the pic­ sandy waste.
Superior, opposite Port Arthur, and single column; and the largest amount report stated that the dog was not
Dozens of persons who lived on Bol­
for a distance of nearly forty feet, landing on a mattress. At present Mr. ture of a card party, with one member
paid
by
any
merchant
or
firm
to
any
mad
after
all,
but
that
the
woman
re-
San Juan, opposite the city of Victoria,
Munder Is trying to amuse the people of Berlin with this exhibition of absent, in the glowing grate.
ivar peninsula were saved from death
one
paper
for
a
year's
advertising
did
cel
v
»si
blood
poison
from
the
stone
which commands the Canadian outlet
foolhardiness, and It Is said that he will soon put himself on exhibition
by taking refuge In the train. After
to the raclnSX The tribunal lias con not exceed $I,NX>. During the past ■ nil died. That stone’s career of heal­ before American audiences.
A Modern Indian Wedding.
the storm subsided they walked to Bol­
firmed the ownership of the fulled year a number of State street mer­ ing should be ended by now.
A modern Indian wedding contains a ivar with the passengers. But the
A Virginia newspaper recalls that
States In two Islands at the mouth of chants have each paid from f.Xoni to
grotesque combination of civilization abandoned train was left on the prai­
an offer of J.l.tHXi for It lias been re­ crocodiles cannot distinguish a man al
the Portland Channel, near enough to fitkt.tkM) for advertising used In single another “madstone" was kept nt the
and barbarism, as will be seen from rie.
dallies, and a careful, conservative State penitentiary for many years ami fused. New York Evening Post.
a
distance
of
more
than
six
times
their
the proposed railway terminus at Port
the following account of a marriage
The storm bankrupted the railroad,
Simpson to oversee everything that estimate of the aggregate amount paid was free for the use of any person CURIOUS SENSES OF REPTILES. length, acordlng to Werner, In the ceremony which recently occurred in and no effort to rescue the engine and
for advertising In Chicago dallies dur
water
fishes
see
only
at
very close Oklahoma:
who wanted it applied to a bite or
goes on there. It Is not likely that
cars was ma le until recently. Had the
Ing the past year, by merchants In the other wound. Later a “madstone” Their Snrprtslng Power to Divine the range—alx>ut half their own length,
for years to come, if ever, there will
"The bride was ’handsomely attired' road not suffered so seriously In that
seven blocks named, reaches the grand which may perhaps have been the
This will seem perhaps unlikely to
Presence of Far Distant Water,
be occasion to test the strategic value
In pink silk foulard, with pink silk stOTm the property would have proved
I'rof. Werner, of Vienna, a natural anglers, although some of them can riblion sash, blue collar and cuffs, black of great value a few months later,
of any of these Islands, as the United total of over F-’.uik'.tHk). l-'ull ninety- same specimen was sold at auction In
1st of note, has reported the results of cite instances showing that fish cannot hat with yellow and lavender trim­ when oil was struck at Beaumont.
Slntea Intends to live In peace aud five per cent, of this amount was borne the country for $39.
by fourteen leading advertisers. This
Perhaps the stone having the most observations he lias been making for se<- far. Snakes seem to have a very mings. a green veil and black gloves. The road Is now undergoing repairs
amity with Its northern neighbor.
Immense volume of advertising In Chi­ remarkable history Is In St. Louis, and some time on the sense« of Inferior ver­ mediocre sense of sight, The boa. for The bridegroom wore the conventional
and development, and a little while
Every one knows that it Is nro-vestry cago dallies lias been built up practi­ one of Ila "cures" lias recently been tebrates and he has reached some cu­ example, does not see at more than a black, except his coat, which, it being ago the train was drawn Into Beau­
quarter or a third of Its own length.
____ ■i _ warm __
day. „
he had „
left at home. He mont. whire It was greeted by a cheer­
to use diplomacy In dealing with a sub­ cally since 1.883. a period of but twenty exploited In the newspapers
It was rious and surprising conclusions.
The professor took all possible pre­ Different specie« are limited to one-fifth carried an Immense eagle wing.”
ject of tlie toothache, but It has re­ years. Mabln's Magazine.
brought to this country In 1887 by a
ing multitude.
malned for an American dentist to
Roaalaa I . y- • .in Wh* settled In Ne­ cautions uot to let the creatures know or one-eighth of their length. Frogs are
Why It Passed Uy.
t>etter
off.
They
see
at
fifteen
or
twenty
Expert
Testimony.
that
they
were
watches!.
One
general
make the toothache the subject of lu­
"Did Opportunity never knock nt vada. He said that the stone had beer,
Funny Old Signs.
“To settle a bet." said the visitor.
ternational diplomatic negotiations, lle your door, my good man?” naked the used in Russia for 130 years. In proof fact Is very evident, that reptile« and times their length. Frog-catchers know
One of »he most notable of old Lon­
this
from
experience.
Hearing Is much “how long can a man go without
of which fact ho submitted documents amphibians are strongly attracted by
curia! the pain In the teeth of a brother kindly lady.
don signs, “The Dog's Head in the Iron
poorer than sight. If possible. Most rep
xtd?"
of the Shah of Persia by pulling them
"I duntio, ma'am," replied Beery written on parchment In Russian, water. They go straight toward it.
Pot." liad Its beginning In the early
tiles
are
noticeably
deaf,
except
cay
so
even
when
they
are
at
distances
"Ask
the
man
over
there."
said
the
which
the
people
In
Nevada
had
to
His patient was bo well pleased that Hill; “mebbo no but I never pay no
years of the reign of bluff King Hal. It
ttake
editor.
mana
and
crocodiles.
Tlie
b
a
appear?
its
gront
that
they
could
not
divine
he appointed tlie American as his drm- attention to knockers.” — Ctnelnnat! take on fnlth. ns they could not read
stands out. a lonely figure on Black­
•i
he the editor who answers ques-
the language. lie offered the stone presence by any of the senses known to be absolutely so.
tlst in ordinary, with a fixed salary. It Times Star.
friars road at the corner of Chari >t:e
for sale at $1.300. and a farmer who to us. It seems really that a sense of
Is report'd that the salary has not ta-en
Change of Name. Maybe.
street, the sign of a wholesale iron­
Pointing Ont the Difference.
No. he's a poet."—Philadelphia
had seen a similar stone elsewhere which we have no knowledge Informs
paid for eight years, and that the
Arthur—What are you gob g to d<
monger's establlsbment. The dog is In
Son of Successful Editor —Papa, and had faith In it n Itated the forma­ them of the direction In which water
dentist has asked the United States
when you get to heaven, you out-and
the act of eating out of three-legged
lion of a stock company te buy the may be found. Then» seems to be a out Baptista? How are you goln;
consul general at Teheran to suggest what Is a Journalist?
iron pot which it has overturned.
The Father A Journalist, my son. stone. Alsnit a thousand stockholders sort of chemical attraction, says M.
that the contract be kept. Although It
•• V
fellowship with the Met hodists am
»nd a pair make« There were also "The Black Dog " and
n
nowspa
[ter
mail
out
of
a
Job.
-
Winter.
But
how
does
this
act.
and
Is
pnld
it
each
and
the
rev
naliilng
sum
might be poetically Just for the “dogs
mi
the Congregationallsts?
s. who waa playing "The Dog and Duck." “The White
necessary was contributed by the pre«- on what part of the creature? This re­
of war" to show their teeth. It Is not W asblngton Bost.
Uncle Rufus In heaven. Arthur
pley.
"What have Greyhound" was th - sign of John Har­
ent owner. ' 1 he stone was used on all mains a mystery. Reptiles also seek
likely that there will he such a display,
there will be nobody but Rapt.
Traffic of the s»ue< Canal.
ris, n tn St. Patil's churchyard, a 1»...^.
the animals i and most persons that the light, but Independently of beat.
even If the salary should I* unpaid for
The civilian passengers through the
A
Arthur—And they will eont ue tc
seller who published some of s.iak-
were
bitten
by
dogs,
tn
at
least
one
They
often
leave
comfortable
and
Several years longer.
Hue* canal last year numbered 92,1»«'.
call It heiven?—Boston Tra script.
speare'» early works.—>t. Nicholas
cane, the owner says, the dog was not warm retreats to seek the sunlight
and the pilgrims, emigrants and con­
-pot.
but
kept
until
It
died
shot
on
the
Right
ts
generally
good
with
them.
It
Probably no one 1« Jumped on s.
Certain of Chicago’s citizens have victs 40,000.
When you hear a married man say
of unmistakable rabies. So celebrat'd Is probably the finssst »er.se that they quickly or «0 hard as the minister wle
recently written a page In criminal
he hasn't made up his mind als-ut a
are
the
virtues
of
this
stone
that
the
Poker ta not a game of chance -
po-wesa. but It would still appear to l>e happens to stray from the straight o
The office hunting season is open for i'.ing lie means that be Hasn't asked
annals exceptional in the ferocity and
we ,» moulis each year.
boldness of tbeir deed# But the out- or at least. the uovlce has no chanca. neighbors are willing to t>»lieve that very limited. The caymans and the narrow path.
bis wife about it.
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