HEARTSIE'S 'TONEMENT
I lie rededi« :ili.m of St .Tilde's took
p la c e th e n ext S u n d ay . T h e e x c u r­
s io n is ts wen* th e re in n u m b e rs. M any
sa w tin* old negro, w ith his g ray wool
e»>inli»'<| in to o ld e r am i Ids sh a b b y suit
brush«*»! sliek a n d sp an , w a lk in g up th e
a is le at a lesp«*« tfu l «list a lie«* b eh in d th e
a c tin g v e stry m e n . <»nly th o se n e a re s t
co u ld h e a r w hat he said . as, h av in g
ilcp o siti'd his b u rd e n , lie bent low be
fo re th e « liuri h oflieers a u d mad»* h u r­
ried »»b,*is.in«*e to th e m in is te r. B efore
th ey h ad r»*»*»»ver»*»l fro m tin* siirp ri» •
su ttii'ie n tly to qin*s,ion him In* w as al-
rea«ly h a lf w ay to tin* «l««»r. m opping
h is brow th a t w as m oist w ith
tin*
s tre s s ,«f e x ertio n .
YY lint t h e C n lo r-H lim l 8 ee.
“ L in k w ill tu rn now . see If it d o n ’t.”
A wnt«*r in S cience say» th a t in o rd in ­
said I l»*artsie, as sin* jo in ed him . New
a ry c a se s of p a rtia l »*»>lor blimlii»*»» the
Y ork I !x e n ln g Post.
«•»»lor se n s a tio n s th a t rem ain a re him*
am i yello w , uot b lue am i re,I. o r blue
W a t e r fr o m a P l a n t e d K e e l.
“ YY hen |H*»»ple a re su ffe rin g from am i gr» «*u. a s is g»*nerally a ss u m e d an 1
th irs t they w ill re s o rt to ull k in d s o f stat«*d in te x t in»,»ks.
A REM ARKABLE
I lin r .K t r r t x t »»-• o f
t r n t e « ! I>> O o m
R A C E.
th e
K o e rs l l l u a -
I'a iil K r u g e r .
I ’a III K ru g e r, th e fa m o u s P re s id e n t
ot tin* I i.iiisx a a l, is a m an o f m an y
re m a rk a b le q u a litie s , am o n g wdd. h
(-«•urage am i saga« ity an* fo reu m st. H e
is in.w a n old m ail, but th e s to ry o f
liis «•ai«'i*r, a s Mr. P o u ltn e y B igelow
o b ta in e d it a t P re to ria , sh o w s th a t he
b«gan e a rly to I.«, a p erso n ag e. It is
m»t e x a c tly a < «im niouplace I»« y, f«»r
iiistan««*, w ho sh o o ts big g a m e a t 7,
k ills Ids first lion at n . am i s e n e s his
c o u n try a s a full fledged sohli. r a t 13.
I his is a p a rt of P a u l K ru g e r's rec­
o rd . how over. As It m ig h t lead om* to
g less. In* w as g ifte d w ith a re m a rk a b le
p h y siq u e a s w ell a s w ith g re a t abill-
ti«s. am i th.* ta le s of his y o u th fu l «*x-
p lo lts a re alm o st hcyoinl Im lief. II«»
w as a p«*« rl«ss ru n n e r, fo r «me tiling,
am i a t i s o u tr a n a h o rse iu i ra«*.« o f .
sev en o r e ig h t liutnlre<l y a rd s . T h is
sto ry w as told Mr. B igelow by a n e y e ­
w itn e ss. a n d confirm ed by th e ,»n*sl-
T he Go<»«| K o m «1 h K n th a s iu s m .
YY Idle b u sin e ss <|epri*ssi«»n o r re v iv a l
Is a m a tte r o f th«* u tm o st inter« st to all
b u sin ess |M*opl<* of all «'lasses, tin* s u b ­
je c t of good ro a d s, w hich in v o lv es tin *
g 'd tin g to am i from b u sin ess, is som e­
th in g th a t is of g re a t Important*«* to
e v e ry m an, w om an o r ch ild who t r a v ­
els, w h e th e r on foot, wdieel o r by v e­
hicle «m any p a rt «if th e p u b lic h ig h ­
w ay.
R ad r«.a.Is, ti
ru ts am i irre g u la ri-
Too Cold fo r M oth«.
tie s a r e «*xp« i
* th in g s. An old
I’h e D«*pai3ni(*'it o f A g ricu ltu re ,
fa r m e r us«*«l to
th a t ru ts am ] freez-
th ro u g h its e n to m o lo g is t D r H o w ard ,
ing am i th a w it
st him a new wag»m
sotn«* tim e ag o institut«*»! «'Xp«*rim<*nts
ev e ry five y e a r
'c ry few {wople r<*al-
tndin r «wenslon.’’ n a r r a te s Mr. iz«* w h at r««ug
to d e te rm in e at how low a te m p e ra tu re
a d s cost th em , o f
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it is n«*, «*.»».iry to k«*«*p fui s am i woolen
co u rse, it is oi
i I h »P to -d ay , a tire
t o f th e K afir <*lib*fs. T h e re t«»-morrow, a w heel sp rung n e x t w eek.
g«»»,ls in <»rder to s a v e th em from tie*
rgc p rizes o f g.M»d c a ttle . It o r a n a x le warjs*«, out
ra v a g e s «»f m oths. ,*arpwt (»««etles. etc.
of sha|H* at som e
l«»tig. w hole d a y 's ru n a«*ioss «»tier tim e ; but the* «* th in g s com e,
1 h»* r»*siilts show th a t a teni|H*nitur«* of
past «-ertain w d l k n o w n lam l- so m e tim e s o v e rla p in g lik«* sldngl*‘s «»ti
4»» to 42 d»*gre«*s I’, »luring th e su m m e r
ninoiig o th e rs his ow n f a th e r 's a r»s«f. Th«*y a r p u t d o w n to w e a r
is sufficiently low fo r th«* pur|n>se.
Y oung K ru g e r soon «1i*tan«.*d nm l te a r, am i iu a ixay a c c e p te d a s th e
A t ' n l l o »n I a 'l r o n d .
|M*iit«»rs. am i w hen In* r* a« lied In ev itab le, sim ply lM*«-ause ro a d s h av e
D u rin g th e co m in g s u m m e r a new
e r s holts«- Iu* w as so fa r a h e a d
a lw a y s beei ba«i am i «»lie s<*ar«'«*ly h as
k ind o f m o u n ta in ra ilw a y is to I«* tried
w«*nt in am i h:i«t som e <*o,fe«‘. a rig h t to < p«-» t a n y th in g »-Is«*. B ut
iu G«pvmauy. T h e motiv«* j»ow»*r is ro
how ev er, w a s
th e d ifie re n >* iu th e la s tin g q u a litie s
be furnish«*«! by a halltton a tta . h«*»l by
r ru n n in g
of a w agon n a th o ro u g h ly g«»«»«l r««a»l
«•abb* to a rail ru u n in g up tin* fa«»* of
riff«* th a t
a m l a n extr tnely liad one w ould sur-
th e
|( , »1 idlM ;l I I f l l c ; i r
:a « i his son a flogging. II«* tiiitde th«
¡•rls«- th e oxvner o f su ch a vehicle, w ere
R eieb eiih all. w hich a tta in s
heiglit
ls»y ta k e a lig h t rifle w ith ld ’ii w het
lie a b le to k eep tra c k of th e e x a c t fig-
als»ut tl.doq f»*et. Th«* «*x«*ursioitists will he le ft to finish Ids ra c e .”
ur«-s in th e two conditions.
rid e in a sm all e a r ru n n in g <>u rails, and
'A m i th e old m an w a s rig h t, s s !
Ih«* G ood R o ad s C om m iasion will
d ra w n by th e u p w a rd pull o f th e bal
I*r«»ve«I. At siuis«*t th e K a fir ru n n e rs
m a k e a g a lla n t effort »luring th e com -
loon.
th o u g h they lighten«*«! th e m se lv e s Io
ing sp rin g a n d su m m e r to Inter» st th«*
c a s tin g a s id e sh ieh ls. sp«*ars. nm l •*v«q
people iu th e good w ork. It w ould rea«-
I n d i t ’a G ia n t lire«.
B«s* k»*« jn*rs a re luter»*s:«*d in th»* pro­ th e ir bang]«*», h a d lieeu left hop. 1« »»1.
lx la k e but little to {«ut th e r«»a«l» »c
se e ln i
posal th a t a sp»*«-i«*s of g ia n t ls*e. In h a b ­ b e h in d ; a n d y o u n g K ru g e r,
good co n d itio n ¡f ev e ry m an w ould giv •
s t ir r in g , iu
th e g ra s s
itin g In d ia. Is* I u t c *1 m ss! in to th>* so m e th in g
sp.-<ial a tte n tio n to th a t {»»rtion o f it
illlllli lia tely a«lja<- *ut to h is o w n dw el-
s«»uth«*rn I tilted Sta'«*s f«»r th«* - ik«* o* th o u g h t he m ig h t a s w ell b rin g a n a n
th e la rg e q u a n tity o f w ax w hich I: te h q ie Into «am p w ith 1dm. hav ’ti­ ling. O f Cot r*c, h, m u st <1- tld.» u n d e r
th e sn p e riu t •mien« e o f {.ro w*r a u tb o t-
form s. T h e d e m a n d fo r b e e sw a x for b'isur«* to «{»are f«»r th e ptiqioM*.
“ H e aiine»l a n d p ulled th e trig g e;
ity. b u t if he
u se in th e a r t s is sai«l to h av e larg ely
il<l «locate tim e >r
but th e g u n m issed tire; a n d in s te a d ,i
m oney, a littl
»•ith* r lx «»nid go a
lncreus«*d of late. 1'be b«*«*s referr«*«! t
g r e a t w av.
fa s te n th e ir citm lis ou tin* u m le r - !«• o ' a n ant.*I»qs*. th e re I muid ,!«*«! up .i hug
B icy clists a
th e lim b s o f tr«*» *. o r u|s<u o v e rh a n g in g lien , w h ich ha«l lM*eu d is tu rb e d by th
ak in ; up th e g«*<*d
road» su b je c t
1 su c h e n th u s ia s m
r»H‘ks, A tte m p ts to im |»ort th«-m h av e s«»iin,l. The tw o fa c e d e a c h oth»-r, th
lion g la rin g a t K ru g e r, a n d lie re tu rn
g n -at h ¡» th a t so m e th in g
m»t th u s fa r suceeed«xl.
ing th e g la re by th e s te a d y gaze o f til
xx ill lie acco m p lish ed ,
H o w l o t a r Ic e F o rm « .
fe a r le s s eyes.
s a rc b eing b u ilt in m an y
D r. N ansen ot«s»*rr«s| th a t th e lc--
" T h e lion ret *at«*d a few
c o u n try , am t th e ho{»eful
I es. m «l Pa r
K ru g e r Uia»ie i as m any ste p
•oks f«»rwar«l to th e tim e
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ta k iu .
c o tiu try <>n a w ell-built
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IU»n a m i k epi in o rd e r by th
kcep- G o w n m ent.
It is 11«»* t«»«« mu«*h to
•rok>*n
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eeh,H*d th ro u g h »tic c o u n tr y s illin e s s of lum off lo n g w hl th e o th e r th in g s. You
a S o u th C a ro lin a a fte rn o o n a* tin m an . see! I f he d o n 't fetch in a ra b b it to ­
re a c h in g u p w a rd fro m w h e re he sto o d n ig h t h e'll get one by s u u u p . H e's su t-
on tip to e on th e r ic k e tty s te p of a corn- tiu g ly a knoxvin* »log.”
h o u se h a m m e re d th** b ig n a ils stead .,
H u m p y w as a sle e p a n d B ollurn. th e
au d s q u a r e a n d d ro x e th em hom e. H a v- y ello w sp«*tted cu r. d«»zed fitfu lly be­
in g fa s te n e d one e n d o f a n a rro w b o a rd fo re th e fire th a t n ig h t, b u t th e e x c ite ­ m en u s to g e t w a te r,” re m a rk e d a g«*i
to th e u p p e r sid e of th e w all he d re w m e n t o f th e a fte rn o o n h ad b a n is h e d tle m a n w ho w as at one tim e a uiciu I mt
It d o w n d ia g o n a lly a c ro - s th e d w a r f s lu m b e r fro m th e eye* o f H e a rts ie Mini of tin* 1 nl,«*»l Stat»*s geological a m i s u r
d o o r a n d n a ile d it h a rd a n d fa s t, effect­ h e r sp o u se. T h ey dis,*u>»«*»l am i redis- v exing c.\|H*dilion in tin* Iu d lull Petri-
u ally p re v e n tin g e n tra n c e . T h is done, cuss«sl ev ery p h a s e o f th e s itu a tio n .
tory. “ l'«»r som e tim e w e h ad In*« n
he p ick ed u p h a lf a d ozen fo w ls w h ich
" I s you th in k to m e n tio n th em th in g s w ith o u t w a te r am i w e re su ffe rin g
la id tied to g e th e r on th e g ro u n d a n d to him . b a b y ? ” th e o ld m an a sk e d . g re a tly .
Yunuig o u r u u n ilte r w as a n
w en t to th e o p en d o o r o f tn e c a b in ,
'T h e m th in g s is rig h tly w o rth a h eap t»l«l tr a p |te r . w ho w as a s k een »oi th e
b ru s h in g ru th le s s ly a g a in s t ‘.h e bloom s m ore th a n $15.”
sc e n t fo r w a te r a s Is a h o u n d on th e
o f a red ja p o u ic a b u sh in h is h a ste.
” 1 a in ’t c ra c k my te e th ou him a b o u t tr a il .» fa d eer. F in a lly . In* p a u se d a t a
All w as d a rk in sid e. T h e w ood in th e cm ,” sa id h is w ife. “ I Ju st w as all pla,*«* a n d st«»p|»ed.
fire p la c e w a s o n ly sm o ld erin g , n o t tim erw otne lik e fo r fe a r he w o u ld go
” *1 th in k th e r e 's w a te r h ere, if w e
b u rn in g . T h e d a y lig h t o f th e g ra y a’a iv h in ’ a b o u t a u d stu m b le on ’em . It co u ld d ig a w ell,’ he o b serv ed .
a fte rn o o n th a t sto le In th ro u g h th e n e v e r ’cu rv ed to him th o u g h to look In
“ ’B ut w e «ain't,’ I rep lied .
h e a v y s h u tte re d w in d o w sh o w ed th a t a
” ‘No. but w e c an «1«» so m e th in g e lse .'
th a t old tr u n k w ith th e c o v e r a ll te a re d
w o m an s a t in o n e co rn e r.
loose am i ra g s « tic k in ' o u t. H e'd'a* he su 'd
•'H ere, you th e re !” ca lle d th e m a n :
“ YY it it th a t he c u t a r»*e«l. ty in g som e
to o k 'em soon a s h is e y es lig h t on 'em .
“y o u u n d e rs ta n d th a t if y o u rip ofT th a t
b u t It w o u ld n 't h a v e b een fo r no p a y he m oas to th e en d of It. T h e n he «Illg into
b o a rd a n d u se a n y co rn o u t o f th a t
w ould h a v e took. H e'd 'a ' sa id a s w e tin* «Mirth, placeil his reed in tin* hoi«*
h o u se y o u go to ja il—you an d y o u r old
ste&led th em th in g s a n d b a d us up l»e- a n d p a rk e d tin* e a r th a ro u n d tin* he»!,
m a n b o th ! You u n d e rs ta n d !”
fo re th e tr ia l ju s tic e —y o u a s a 'sp e c ta - l i e w a ite d f«»r a few m o m en ts.
“ 1 k n o w , b u t you a in ’t d o in g us
” ‘D o y o u m e a n to say th a t you ca n
ble m e m b e r In good «L andin' a n d me
rig h t.” a n s w e re d th e w om an. “ YY'e's
w h a t is a lw a y s b een hel»l to l»c a rig h t­ sin k w a te r out o f th a t th in g ? ' I a sk e d
p aid o u t fo r th e th in g s, not ’acusin* (e x ­
“ ’Yes, th e r e ’s w a te r n e a r th e sur-
e o u s liv in ' w o m an . H e 'd a to o k en th a t
c e p tin g ) th e p ic tu re w h a t y o u fe tc h e d
face.’
g ro u n d s u r e ? ’
la s t. H e re 's th e p a p e rs w h a t th e m en s
“ l i e d re w a t it w ith m u ch s a tis f a c ­
“I believe y o u r ’ e ja c u la te d ltia h ,
g ix e us. ev e ry tim e th e y l»een h e re .”
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’’ *Good,* lie remark«*«!; ’w ould you try
le c t p a y m e n t, a u d you o w e m e c le a r ted p a n n e r . "I n e v e r Thought o f th a t!” i t r
“ Mr. B e c k w ith ,” s a id H e a rts ie a t
>15. not to sa y in te re s t, sin ce A pril. I'll
“ W ith P ttle c o n th len ce In th e re s u lt I
se n d h a c k in a week fo r th a t co rn an d le n g th in a n Im p re ssiv e u n d e rto n e . “ I s
su c k e d a t th e r«*e«l. w ith th e s u rp ris in g
If y o u 'v e laid a fin g er on it y o u 'll be g»q a n o tio n th a t th em th in g s is a c a r ­
ry I n 'u s to th e d ev il, l 's p o u d e ra te d on it re s u lt o f g e ttin g p le n ty of c le a r, p u re
s o rry . W h e re 's y o u r h u s b a n d ? ”
now
a long tim e, w h en y o u a in 't h a d no w a te r. T o my p a rc h e d to n g u e it s«*cme»l
“ I d u n n o ; o u t g ittin ’ w ood. I reck o n .
th e v ery n«*ctar o f th e gods.
S in ce y o u 'se to o k en th e f e a th e r b ed a n d n o tio n 1 w a s p o n d e ra tin ’. a n d a c c o rd in ’
’* ’I t 's a s c le a r a s th e w a te r o f a
th e p ick of th e q u ilts w e'll h a v e to k eep to my s ta k in ' off w e w o n 't h a v e no le t­
s
p
rin g .’ 1 said .
up th is g o in ' d o w n hill w e 're d o in ’ till
up a ste a d y fire to w a rm b y .”
Ye«» th e m oss Is o u r filter,’ he re
e ts rid o f th em th in g s fo r good a u d J
“ W ell, yon m a k e ’R iah u n d e rs ta n d w e g get
alL A in ’t w e w o rk h a rd th is r e a r ev e rv
w h a t 1 s a y : y o u h e a r!”
" W e p u rs u e d o u r Jo u rn ey m u ch re
"M r. B e c k w ith a in ’t g o in ’ to to u ch d a y th e Ix»r»l s e n d ? ” sh e w en t on.
“ D a t’a w h a t w e d o n e,” affirm ed h er fre s h e d , a u d I n e v e r fo rg o t th e old
n o th in ’.” s a id th e w o m an In a de­
tr a p p e r 's d ev ice .” -—I »etroit F re e P re s s
p re s s e d voice. " R u t y o u 'se m ig h ty h a rd sp o u se.
o n u s old people. You a in 't leav e us
“ W ell! A in 't w e try o u r l<e«rt la s '
H is I te v e n g e .
e v e u a p u lle t to ra ise fro m .” e y in g y e a r? ”
T h e th e a tric a l a g e n t win» goes o u t
w istfu lly th e fe a th e re d b u n c h h a n g in g
“ D a t w e d id .”
a h e a d o f a show a lw a y s h a s m an y fu n ­
lim p a u d re s ig n e d by th e ir yellow legs.
“ A m i d e y e a r b e fo re th a t? A in 't we ny ex p e rie n c e s, a n d e sp ecially w ith th e
“ You c o u ld n 't ’low m e d a t sp eck led a lw a y s l»eeu h a rd w o rk in '. a n d a in 't s e e k e r a f t e r fre e p a s s e s In th e ru r a l
h eu ? S h e 's a s u r e la y e r a n d an a w fu l e v e ry th in g g one a g a in s t us? T h e ch o l­ «dries. R am say M orris, w ho is a d v a n c e
gootl m o th er. I'd sa v e you a co u p le of e ra k illin ' »«ff us h o g s a m i fo w l a n d m an fo r M ay Ir w in 's c o m p a n y , te lls a
th e first c h ic k e n s sh e 'd h a tc h if y o u 'd t i n g s am i skippin* o th e r p eo p le's? O u r fu n n y sto ry a b o u t his la st trip to P it ts ­
’g re c to it.”
cow c ra c k in ' o f h e r n eck In th e d itc h b u rg . H e linger««»! o v e r to see th e sh o w
T h e s p e a k e r c a m e fo r w a rd a n d re­ am i B lack S ally J u s t n a tu r a lly g ittin ' o p en M onday n ig h t, a m i w hile s ta n d in g
g a rd e d h er c r e d ito r p le a d in g ly , a re ­ p o o rer a n d m o re ¡»erish-aw ay lookin',
in th e box office ,»f th e th e a te r In th e
p re sse d e a g e rn e s s in h e r m a n n e r a s th e m o re fe«*d w e g iv e h e r? T ill th e l* * s
a fte rn o o n he h e a rd th e tic k e t-se lle r
th o u g h sh e h a lf e x p e c te d he w ould sa y w e c a n 't k eep h e r no lo n g e r? A in 't
h a v in g a n a rg u m e n t o v e r th e tel«q»h«»ne
co m p ly . S h e w as ta ll, w ith a sm o o th . ! all th is w h a t 1 te lliu ' y o n precis«4y so ? ”
w ith som e one. F in a lly th e ticket-aell-
sh in in g , b ro n ze-b ro w n sk in am i good
Mr. B e c k w ith no d d ed . H is pij»e ha«l e r h u n g up th e receiv««r w ith a n ««ath.
fe a tu re s , s h o w in g little tr a c e o f th e long sin ce g o n e o u t a u d be d id not
ir. di
Mr. M orris in q u ire d w h a t w as th e m a t­
th ic k lipa, fiat n o se a n d re c e d in g fo re­ know it.
ter. T h e tl«*ke<-seller sai«l:
h e a d o f th e t y p h a l n eg ro .
I , “ W ell! M ark m y w o rd s? ’ e m p h a s iz ­
“ T h a t is from M -----. th e d ra m a tie
“ S p eck led hen. in d eed !” s a id th e m an . ’ in g th em w ith u p lifte d finger, “ju s t so
w a v iu g h e r off. “ I'v e g o t h e r n o w ; th e lo n g a s th a t c a n d le stic k a n d th a t c ritic ; he u e v e r fa ils to w o rk e v e ry a d ­
c h ic k e n s sh e mi lit ra ise I m ig h t n e v e r b re a s tp in am i th a t piece o f w a tc h c h a in vance m an for fo u r paaaes to th e
see. I’m up to y o u r tric k s! G et so m e s ta y th e r e in th a t tr u n k w h ere th ey is sh o w .”
“G u ilty .” s a id Mr. M orris. “ I g a v e
o f y o n r n e ig h b o rs to ra ise on s h a r e s th e old boy’s goin* to follow u s.”
him four, b u t w h a t's th e tro u b le ? ”
w ith you. D o n 't m ed d le w ith th e corn-
Mr. B e c k w ith g ro a n e d w ith e x c e ss o f
“ YV ell.” sa id th e tic k e t-se lle r, “ th a t
h o u se. n o w ." he called a s he d ro v e off In te re st am i belief.
fellow ¡»ays his l»oard w irh th o se p asses
in h is r a ttlin g ro ad c a rt. “T h e law
"W ell! w h a t k in ' w e d o ?" he a«ked.
d ro v e th em n a ils a n d it w ill lie th e h elp lessly . " F lin g 'em a w a y ? B u ry a n d b u y s g ro c e rie s am i d o es o th e r
w o rse fo r y o u If y o u d ra w a n y o f th em ’em . w h a t? I f w e w as to tr y to sell th in g s. H e ha* Ju*t callt*«l up h ere to
tell m e t» ta k e u
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'em w e'd g it took u p .”
a n d refu?
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H e a rta ie B e c k w ith ste p p e d o u ts id e
“ F lin g 'em a w a y ! B u ry ’em !” re ­ H e s a y s r
ia t he g a v e there
a f t e r he w as g o n e a n d looked a t th e p e a te d h is w ife. “ W h a t good w ould
fo r tw o «1 oxen eggs, a n d
c o rn b o o s e d o o r w ith th e te ll-ta le l»oarJ th a t do? U ria h B eck w ith , th e r e 's no
w ere tsid . a m i he w a n ts to
a c ro s s its face, th e n sh e looked j»athet- su ch a th in g a s 'to n c m e n t. 'to n e m e n t
ira lly a t th e o pen tr a p d o o r o f th e little fo r w ro n g d o in '! If w e co u ld h it on a
A S n a k e lllte J a g .
fo w lh o u s e op|w«site.
j«lan to h a v e th em th in g s go b ack to th e
9 c ie u tis ts h a v e fo u n d o u t th a t a n i­
“ It w o n 't lie no u se to s h u t it to ­ fa tn b ly th ey b 'lo n g s to th e o ld boy m al» am i m en «-an a c iju ire th e p o w e r
n ig h t. " siie m a tte r e d . “ W e’s ru in a te d , w ould q u it n o tic in ' o f us so close a n d to r«*sist th e veUom o f {»oisouous s<*r-
p lu m b ru in a te d , a n d th e re a in 't nobody {•articular. W e's in a w o rse fix th a n
¡lents.
By g ra d u a l In o cu latio n w ith
a n d n o th in ’ to tu r n to .”
w e e v e r been in y e t to -n ig h t, a m i If we s n a k e {»«»is«»n. c e rta in a«*» ts o f sn ak »
H a lf u n co n scio u ly sh e looked in th e d o n 't w a tc h o u t p la g u e s w o rse th a n c h a n n e l* b ecom e ab le to h a n d le th e
d ire c tio n o f th e long a v e n u e o f o a k s th e w h ite p re a c h e r te ll a b o u t is 'g o in ' m o st v eo o tu oua re p tile s w ith im p u n ity ,
t h a t s tre tc h e d a c ro s s th e b ig fiat field to ’s tro y u s fin ally .”
j It h a s b een as**erta!ned th a t in N ortb-
in fro n t o f th e c a b in . A s sh e sto o d th u s
“ B u t th e fa m b ly all is d e a d o r else i e rn In d ia p eo p le allo w tb em selv e* t«>
a n e ld e rly n eg ro in a ta tte r e d co at, j m o v e off. ev en th e house b u rn d o w n be b itte n by snakt*s o n ce a w eek o r so.
w ith b is h ead tie d up in a m o tley co llec­ a n d th e lam l sell o r g o in ' to l»e se ll,” b»*«*ause th e ¡siison product*« iu th e m a
tio n o f s c a r f s a n J s trin g s , c am e u p b e ­ said M r. B eck w ith .
fo rm o f iu to x h -atio u w hich is a s al-
h in d her.
“ I k n o w . U ria h , w h a t w as It th e old ! lu rin g a s th e e ffect p ro d u c e d by Ih iu o rs
t* o
“ Is d a t d eb il g o n e ? ” be a sk e d in a b o ss used to th in k m o re o f th a n a n y ­ i fro m In d ia n h em p. Not o nly d«w*s a
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th in , h ig h voice.
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th in g else 's k ie s good e a tin ' a n d d rin k - n o n -fa ta l b ite by a (»»»isonous serjH-nt
“ Yes, Mr. B e c k w ith . H e 's gone, a n d
in ' a n d he w ife am i children?*’
c o n fe r p ro te c tio n a g a in s t subs»-quent
e v e ry th in g g o n e w ith him . ’« c u s.n ’
“ A good h o rse.” v e n tu re d U riah . H is bit«*«, b u t th e sa m e ru le seem « to a p p ly
th e co rn a u d t h a t little h a n d fu l o f p ea
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w ife looked d is d a in fu l.
to o th e r v en o m o u s a n im a ls.
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v in e s in th e co rn bouse, w h a t w e a in ’t
" H is h o u n d s, fish in ?” H e a rts ie sh o o k sco rp io n s a r e n u m e ro u s m an y peo p le
to lay h a n d s on. E v e ry b o d y g o in ' to
ca n be fo u n d w ho a re q u ite In d iffe re n t
l n o ~ now th a t w e's lieeu s h u t up a n d h e r h ead .
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u lia n t b e a t of m«»Md gut. T
“ Is you sh o w him th e p a p e rs w h a t th in g s b ack , su p p o s in ' w e d ig d e e p in th a t a f t e r th e y h a v e been s tu n g a c e r­
th e m en s g iv e you in 's id é ra tio n o f th e h is g ra v e a n d b u ry ’em th e re . H e'll ta in n u m lie r o f tim e s th« s tin g s a re no
«■wer is «Iu • to < « l i v e « i t «•
’ta t e r s am i co tto n am i th in g s w h a t w e h a v e ’em th e n fo r su re , nobody else. m o re p a in fu l th a n a slig h t p in -p rick .
up In sid e th e glas» sh a d e w
p a y o u t ou d e clo ck d e b t? ”
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H is g ra v e rig h t th e r e by th e c h u rc h C om m on «*x|»erience is th u s a b le to g ive
“ Yes. B ut th a t m a k e no d i r e r . H e w ith o u t no h e a d sto n e .”
is not w a rm e d by th e ra d ii
stro n g sup|»ort to th e <*on»'Iusions o f
te ll it a s how w e g iv e th e th in g s to th e I
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it. th e m e ta l s u r fa c e s o f t
'T h e y a in ’t d o in ’ noliody no goo»l in s u lts of in o cu latio n .
a in ’t se n d to fe tc h ’em . H e w o u ld n 't i
e. am i th e m in u te d iffe re n t
th e tr u n k a m i th e y w o u ld n ’t In? d o in ’
T b l e v e s W h o M to le T e n M i l l i o n s .
le a v e m e so m u ch a s th a t sp eck led hen
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c u rr e n ts .
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ed fo r a n y b o d y to e a t a b en lik e th a t,
v io la te p u b lic nm l p riv a te tr u s ts , by
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w h a t p a y s fo r h e rs e lf o v e r a n d o v e r m in d you how th e m a r s te r th in k a d efak * atlo n a m i e m b e x sle in e n t, a ro
h e a p o f be c h u rc h , bow he n e v e r m iss
F o r se v e ra l y e a rs th e sto ry ha* b n
ev e ry y e a r.”
p ro b a b ly uim h g r e a te r ev e ry y e a r th a n
“C om e in o u t o f th e d a m p , b a b y .” w as a S u n d a y 'te n d in ' th e re am i w as a h igh th o s e o f th e b u rg la rs am i h ig h w a y m e n e x te n s iv e ly c irc u la te d th a t th e n a tiv e s
o f A lask a an* acquaint«*«! w ith liv in g
all th a t M r B e c k w ith said , a n d a s th ev s ittin g m e m b e r—th a t 's Ju st th e sa m e p u t to g e th e r.
e n te re d th e c a b in , w h e re a lig h t-w o o d a s a a jrls g he g iv e m oney r e g 'la r am i a
Th«* r»*« <>r»l o f su ch s te a lin g s »luring in an im o th s. T h e p ro b a b le o rig in of th e
k n o t in th e c h im n e y p lace b lazed up h eap o f i t N ow, if w e g iv e th em th in g s 1X»5, a s co m piha] by th e in s u ra n c e sto ry xx a» pm uhed out at a recen t u n i t ­
a b ru p tly in w elcom e, a b ra z e n -to n g u e d to th e c h u rc h in he n a m e it w ould I»e a cont|tani«*s whi«*h g u a r a n te e em p lo y e rs ing o f th e B iological S ociety o f YY’ash-
clock on a sh e lf R truck th irte e n in h u r ­ 'to n e m e u t ju s t lik e It tell 'b o u t in th e a g a in s t th«* d is h o n e sty o f th e ir em p lo y ­ lu g to n by Mr. ( '. II. Toxvn.»«*n«l. Iu 18s5,
ried . u n ev en to n es. Mr. B e c k iw th 's b o o k .”
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Mr. B e c k w ith w as stro n g ly s tirr e d .
fa c e b rig h te n e d . “ I t ’s g o t n s in a lot of
e stv o f offleiuls, sh o w s th a t th e lu m o f tlv e s qu»**ti«m«*.l him c o n c e rn in g th e n a ­
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a re uot in f re q u e n tly fo u n d th ere, a n d
be said , lo o k in g up a t th e ta ll clock in th o u g h t h e r in sp ire d .
“ I f w e co u ld g iv e th e m th in g s to th e em b esx lem en t re|s»rt«il n u m b e re d 2-10. he d re w re s to ra tio n s of th e m am m o th
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e ste d iu th e p ic tu re « am i m ad e eopl«*s
room . Mr. B e c k w ith looked a t h is w ife ! e d e r in h e r g ra v e a n d w e'd h av e b e tte r $1,000,000.
lin k to p e rv id e fo r h e r o rp h a n c h ile,”
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still iu h a lu t tlutt c o u n try .
so 1 ju s t sh u t th e d o o r a n d a in ’t s a y
a s w as rig h t a n d p ro p e r. W hen 'G in a th e m isc e lla n e o u s d e fa lc a tio n s a m o u n t­
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la d le s ’ ro o m s am i o u t o f th e p a n try d e fa lc a tio n s a m o u n tin g to $2388.810.
Th«* tre tn e m lo u s |»ow er sto re d in the
H e r co m p a n io n ch u c k le d . " T h e re ’s clo set I u sed to s te a l ’em b a c k in p lace w h ile th e s te a lin g s of th a t so rt in D el­
Sierra M o u n tain s in C a lifo rn ia Is to be
m a r 'b o a t fo u r b u sh el o f co rn d o w n
a n d scold a n d w h ip h er. b u t, a f t e r sh e a w a r e w ere th e sm a lle st a m o u n tin g
hani«*ssed. C o n tra c ts h a v e I wen let fo r
y o n d e r in th e fen ce c o rn e r,” he said . I gut grow'«! am i w as su ch a lik ely gal only to $ l ,lo 0 .- C l e v e la n d L ead er.
tlie co n st ru c tio n o f an e le c tric p la n t
“ hut it a iu ’t g o n e th e re Itself. I took it , a s co u ld s|M*ak u p so s m a rt, I h a te d to
A n Is l a n d a r id a P e n i n s u l a .
w hich w ill su p p ly 2,<-M KF h o rse {H»wer,
o u t w h ile he w as g o n e to th e sto ' fo r
o w n a s sh e w a s a co m m o n n ig g e r
A t a sch o o l th e o th e r d a y a te a c h e r, am i th is p la n t will I»«* In creased a s
nails. H e a in 't g o in ' to mis« ¡t o u t of th ie f.”
h a v in g a s k e d m ost o f his p u p ils th e d if ­ need ed u u til It w ill {»erhaps I h * th re e o r
th e m ain b a tc h .”
“ H ow you am to g iv e th e s e th in g s fe re n c e b e tw e e n a n Islan d a n d a p e n in ­ fo u r tim e s aa g re a t. At th e point w h ere
T h e ru m p lu s p u lle t, released from
b ack , b a b y ? ” a s k e d th e old m an . “T h e su la, w ith o u t rec e iv in g a s a tis f a c to r y th e p la n t will I h * lo«-ntc«| a w a te rfa ll of
c o n fin em en t, ste p p e d o n t n e a r its mis-
eharch is s h u t u p th e s e d a y s. T h e re a n s w e r, c am e to th e la s t I»oy. "1 ca n e x ­ 1,065 feet c an I h * secu red . Th«* |n»wcr
tre ss, p e e k in g a t th e o v en , a g a in s t th e
n e v e r is a n y b o d y s tir r in ' 'b o u t th e re .” p lain It, r i r ,” sa id th e b rig h t y ourh. g e n e ra te d by su ch a tre m e n d o u s fall
rim o f w hich a few c ru m b s from th e I
“ I h e a r E m -liu e say y is te n la y th a t “ F irs t, g et tw o glnfwes; fill one w ith w ill I h * en o rm o u s, ev en if tin* q u a n tity
la s t cooked b re a d s to c k fast.
th e re 's goin ' to be p re a c h ln ’ th e re th is w a te r a m i th e o th e r w ith m ilk. T h e n o f w a te r is sm all. T lie e le c tric ity will
T h e p u lle t's red f e a th e rs sto o d up
S u n d a y . P e o p le is co rn in ’ o v e r h ere «•atcb a fly a u d p lace It in th e g la s s o f I h » u sed ¡11 w o rk in g tlie m in es o f C a la ­
m u tin o u s ly ; it w as not p re p o sse ssin g
fro m th e c ity am i th e y g o in ' to d red l- w ater. T h a t fly is an islan d , b e c a u se v e ra s C ounty am i for siq ip ly ln g lig h t
In a p jie a ra n e e , h u t H e a rts ie took it up I
c a te it o v e r a g a in . S he sa y it's a 'v er- It Is e n tire ly surround«*«) by w a te r. B ut a u d p o w e r to a sco re o f th riv in g to w n s.
a n d stro k e d it g e n tly . " I t's o n e o f th e
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T h is C a l Is a G o o I llin it« -r.
w hole c o u n try , T h e re ’s to be
a n d it w ill lx* a {MMiiuNuin, Izecause It Is
" T h a i w h at m a k e it co n te in h e re to
T h e re is a cat th a t goes b u n tin g a t
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“ B u t how w e kin m a n a g e ? ”
w en t to th e top o f th e cluss.
» est w as Its m o th e r.”
th e ro u n d h o u se, w h ere a ra ilro a d m an
“ I p la n it o u t lik e th is ,” a a id H e a rt« i? .
A boy o f alszut lb y e a rs c am e in w ith “ W h en th e y lifts th e co llectio n (dey
E n t e r p r i s i n g B ir d s .
¡ilnc«»d It to get w arm one d ay w hen h«>
h is a rm s fu ll o f w ood. H e pu t h is bur- j calls It th e lo fto ry in th e w h ite f< Ik s’
A t Ju st a ls u it th e tim e th e C e n tra l fo u n d it h a lf frozen in th e s tre e t. T h e
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L a xv P r a c t i c e in L o n d o n .
g ra n d m o th e r. “T h e re 's a p iece o f corn
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h o n e st pe»«ple in tlu* S ta te N ew Y ork
su n xx a» b rig h t am i tin* a ir In v ig o ra tin g
fo r a p le a s a n t w alk . T h e re Is a n o th e r T rib u n e .
p riso n e r, a P o rtu g u e se , uam«*d “J o e ,”
L ig h t in t! e O c e a n H ig h w a y * .
xx li«» is there«»!» a co m p la in t o f a P o rtu ­
g u ese girl n a m e d R osa, am i h e r sto ry
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is th a t J«H* p ro m ised to m a rry h e r w h ile
w ay is th a t k n o w n a s “T h e D o w n s.”
lie xvas s,*rving out a pravloti» sen te n c e
w h e re lig h ts a r e m uch need ed to w a rn
in tlx* ja il, a u d that s h e oft«*u met J o e sh ip s a w a y fro m th e G« hh | w 1 ii sa n d s,
“ T h e C H IC A G O R E C O R D is s m o d e l
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la*enuse xvlien J o e got out o f ja il lie a t a d is ta n c e o f alu m t five m iles fro m
n e w s p a p e r i n e v e ry sense o f th e w o rd .” —
ninrri«*d an«»tlier girl, a f t e r botroxviug tlie m a in la n d . T h e ra a re fo u r lig h t­
H a r r is b u r g ^ P a - ) C a ll,
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pah* in to in sig n ifican ce in coiti|»nrison lia n tly illum inate«! a t u ig lit by e le c tric
lig h ts th a t tlu* tim e re q u ire d fo r pass-
w ith «»ut e o u tin e n tn l n eig h b o r. N an
th a t s o n e a r ly ap p ro a ch e s th e tr u e jo u r n a l­
lug tlir«»ugli it lias e o u se q u e n tly l»e«*n
lu«*k«‘t In q u ire r am i M irror.
is tic id e a l as The C H IC A G O R E C O R D .” —
r«*»luc«*,l from fo rty -e ig h t h o u rs in tlie
k n e w B t t *r t h a n t h e l.«»«*toi.
y e a r 1SS3 to tw e n ty sev eu h o u rs by th e
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y e a r 1S88, an,I sin»*«* th e m to tw e n ty -
to r .Min k, a n a rm y su rg e o n in A u s tr a ­
fo u r hours. T h e re a ry lig h th o u s e s in
lia, is th a t in “ H e re am i T h e re M em ­
“ / h a v e com e to th e f ir m c o n c lu s io n , a fte r
th e p ro p o rtio n o f o n e to fo u rte e u m iles
o rie s,” Illu s tra tin g tin* confidence in
in E n g la n d , on«* to th irty -fo u r iu Ir e ­
a lo n g te s t a n d a ft e r a w id e c o m p a ris o n
him o f tlx* p itm e n u n d e r ids c a re .
lan d . a n d o n e to th irty -n in e in S co t­
An ex p lo sio n o c c u rre d on«* »lay iu tin*
w it h th e jo u r n a ls o f m a n y c itie s a n d c o u n ­
lan d . T h ro u g h o u t th e w o rld th e re a re
min«», a n d tin* d«H»tor xvas h a stily su m *
alwiut tl.dOO; E n g la n d h a v in g 817. tl «•
trie s , th a t The C H IC A G O R E C O R D com es
m oued. As th e nieu xvera ra ise d from
U n ited S ta te s 8t»2. C an a,la am i \ ’c*v-
tlie min«* d e p th s lie felt th e ir p u lse am i
fo n n d la u d . 4iH; F r a m e . 444; a ro u n d
as n e a r b e in g th e id e a l d a ily jo u r n a l as w e
so u g h t for In d ic a tio n s of life. A s he
tlie Europ« :iu c o a sts th e re a r e 3.477.
rose from e x a m in in g one poor fellow ,
a re t o r so m e tim e lik e ly to f in d o n the se
sa y in g , “ D e a d ,” tlie Hippos«*»! m an sa id
S o m e t h i n g N e w in S o a p .
m o r ta l s h o re s .” — P ro f. J. T. H a tfie ld in
d is tin c tly :
It is said th a t a F re n c h c h e m ist h a s
“ N ay. <M b a in t «lea,I.”
The E v a n s to n (III.) In d e x .
m a d e a b lu e so a p w hich w ill re n d e r
(tlu* of tlu* m illers s ta n d in g by g av e
u im c c -s s a ry th e b lu in g in th e la u n d ry .
tlie s p e a k e r a kick xxitli his innit am i
In o rd in a ry s«»ap b e iii<*oi'p«»rat«*s a s o ­
S o ld by n e w sd e a le rs e v eryw h ere a n d su b scrip tio n s
said . “ H a n d tl;' •• ngu«*. Roll. D ost
u th ,n ot a n ilin e gr«*»*ii iu stro n g a c e tic
th in k th ' kuoxxs b e tte r th a n t* doctor, a d d . Ill«* a lk a li of th e soap c o n v e rts
received by a ll p o s tm a s te r s . A d d r e s s T H E C H I­
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Ancient
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