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5A
I
1
DOOMED
By WILLARD MacKENZIP
have ever lived In a earner of yoar heart
before I filled It all ”
“My darling.” be cried, kleelsg the
hand that be clasped, “no woman ever
hae lived In tbe auxalieet corner of aay
heart bat you."
"Not Miao Grierson J"
"No.” be anawared. emphatically
that I can truly pledge myee'f now. al
though 1 might have baeitated at the ques
tion a fortnight back. There were ever
to, many utatarlvt
There »«a reason
which rendered such a match Impossible
upon my aide.”
“Aud what was thatF* she asked, sag
erly.
'
Frequently two crops may be had oo
"Oh. a mere family reaeoo —nothing
tbe aanie plot during tbe year, «ueb aa
that you would und-retaad," be answered,
.early pres followed by 1st» cabtmgu. or
evasively.
'turnips may foltow onions; but tbe
“Ob ! bat yoa must tell me," she cried,
roaxlngly
“If yoa do not. I shall think soil ebould be rich and well supplied
y - ■ are concealing e methli.g from me. i with manure or fertiliser. One advan
and It will make me wret hed. You will tage with a small garden la tbat during
tell mo. won't you?"
I th« dry ora »on some of th« crops con
“Another lime, dossaat—XMX now. It , he watered by tbe use of tbe boe« or
shall be the nest time 1 come.1
¡«»■rlnkler hiexj-erlenred ¡wrroos atxmld
"l>o you think Miee Grierson besutl , not ex;»iet romplete su--<vma the first
fair eh« asked, after gaining this poiat.
year, but there la nothing too difficult
“I think her very amiable and very
to
learn, and the aerond year should
beautiful!" bo answered, warmly.
'prove antiafactory If the m-aron dore
“You think ber more beautiful than
m«. perhaps.” ab« murmured, ber bead ' not l*c<>me too dry. The principal
I small frulta are blackberries, strawtier
still turned away from him.
"My darling, what rotild put
euck rlre and raspbvrrie«. hut gooreberrlre.
thoughts Into that silly little head?"
-urranta and grapes are also Included
And clasping her fare
between hla The moat profitable fruits are those
hands, be drew It towards him and kissed
that rwelv* attention during tbe entire
the pouting lips and Ibe swelling eyes, in I year
The strawberry will thrive and
• hi h ibe tears of wounded vanity were
twer well with but little cultivation on
beginning to gather.
"Like all m«n. you are fascinated by wnue roll* and often reretvre no care
after the plants bate le-en art out. oth
golden locks," al«- «aid t-elulantly,
“I am fascinated by no locks but er than to run tbe cultivator d-mn tbe
thine,” be murmured, klaelng h«r hair, row« once or twice, but it will pay well
"1 ran ere no tw-auty In aught but what for any extra labor that may b«
ap
reminds me ot thee. You. whom hundreds piled, however. The largest berries are
must have ad--r»d for wbo could aee you
grown from plants In single stools, but
without adoring you?”
tbe largest yields are oldaltn-d from the
"Never, never I" ahe answered
"!'n-
matte«! row system. The firet ewaetitlal
'll I met you. | riei.r ni«t th» men who
could even touch my heart. Everybody la to get the young plants tn the ground
said I had no heart . but you have fount as anon as poaalble. so aa to afori! them
oue, have you not? At sixteen, my friends an op;s rtunlty to grow and make bead
married tne to an old
man -one old way twfore the dry a«*a*xi cones on.
vno-ixb to be my grandfather. Ob. It waa Hteh wind« »od « A»« «■.*■ w!!!
quirk work of yvung plants Tbe rows
should t-e just wl<le enough »[»art tu
admit of ttto use uf the boras boe. and
the ground should t»e kept very looee
around the plants In order to guard
against drought as much as poaalbl».
nilNÜKtU AKt LUS I
between fleeb forming fouda and thoae .
that form fst. la enabled to ao co<ublu«|
tbe different fuude as tu provide for _
.
a a.
ail tbeir wants Knuwtng that tbe “al FrtDCil StUIDer GttS AShOtt M
bum I Quids'' initrogenous foods)
pro-
dove muscle I lean meau > and milk, be
should, tn order to allow for beat and
fat "balance“ tbe fuoda fur tbe purpuee
of avoiding too much of the one kind
and not enough of tbe other
On an
av«rag», the proportion of nitrogenous
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foods to the cartona,woua Is as one to
six (though the proportion may vary,
Heavy Gal« Maksa R«acue DifBcuH,
according to ctreumstanrea), or. rath
but Efforts Ars btili Mads to
er. he should add six times as much of
Reach Survivors.
tbe esrbonanecous aa be does of tbe ni
trogenous
Tbe conditions, however,
sffev-t tbe proportions as less carbon la
required In summer than In winter,
Mcmtev'deio, Uruguay, May 9 —-Tb«
benre during the warm season the nl- Freoch transport Maritime P<>it»u, Irotn
trogen may b» Increased and th« car- Mai eel I he April 6 for this port, haa
boo diminished; but. If the weather la l»«?n «rv«*k««l off Nor. Joe« Ignacio, on
very cold, tt» proportion of carbons- the <v«-t <4 Uruguay.
she I» un-ler-
ceoua matter, oo the contrary, should ‘ st-sei to !«•*• Idi-l 300 puseengete un
be locreared.
i board, and, aceocding to late reports,
I nearly 200 of tt.<we have been rem ned
rr»ai«vt«a r»MU.
and aia on IMir way to thia city. Th«
Ona of the must Imiortant frulta of
veoaol and her cargo will probably
the eats bl I aliment of tbe Mount Roas prove a total Iosa.
weather observatory In tbe Rlerrs Ne
The caaualily list hae been reported st
vada near Reno. Nev., at an elevation 100, but thia haa not beeen corroborai-*
<>t ln.wai fret. Is the discovery of a rule ied.
__ The
_ government
__________ ia doing
__
every*
by which the ap|>earat>re of frost In the | thing p««ible to succor the shipwreck-
Truck»« and «'arson valleys below may <4 * people.
t<e predict«! with positive assurance
ban J'»e Ignacio la a small rocky
from twenty-four to thlrty alx hours In promontory surrounded by reef», 21
advance.
miles west of Caps Bl. Maria, on the
By cumparing relative meteorological soiithraetern coaet of I ruguay and
data for Ran Fran« !s-v> and Rem» at about 50 mi lea from Montevideo.
The vessel waa dr n on on the rucks
«1 »0 fret vleratlon, and M--unt Roes.
Nhe lies 3o yurla from
10400 feet elevation, a ronatant corre- yoatetday.
«¡■>nd«nce ta otiaerred 1-elwren fall In shore. A heavy gale lute bren blowing
pressure and fall In temperature, ena lor several <iaye, and ia still continu
bling frost progteiat lest Iona to be made ing. This renders the work of riwue
with certainty Tbe station was estab very difficult. Th» effort« to get the
lished originally with the Idea of gath retnaipder of the peeaengera and crew
to land are being continued with untig-
ering Information which would be avail- inw sMaaaaBwgmw
•
»»io in pretiictmg tne weather condl- —« - —
Panic broke out on I ««rd the vessel
tluua fur the districts farther east
when she grounded, and a number of
lerrot at lichen people jumped over
Wbea >*i«»tln< Beeke.
In tbe botile garden care ebould t>e board. According to a report a number
taken to at« that tl>« will Is pressed4 of women managed to swim a»boro,
It is known
down firmly after the aw-In are In. The but many wete drowned.
mult will be to bring the moisture io that cn«U>ms officer» at Rincon <le Per-
tbe surface and hasten tbe germina lero saved 50 paraengera.
Coast o! Uruguay.
VESSEL AND CAIGO WILL IE LOSS
CHAPTER XIV.
I tor fear uf their being washed up again
Ths next morning d.d bring a letter and found by any of your people, and
from Arthur. Io which he expressed grvat I laid ’em down In Mandy Cove fur tbe ris
Surprise and uneasiness at the ml«-ar- ing tide to wash away. And and tho-igh
rlags of bis prsv .us one. more espseially tbe wuman wae dead enough, I believe
an account ef lb* !uip->rt«nt
» . there wa« snme life left In the child, I’ve
lion wbi h It had ■■ntalovd. ef whi 'b Us often thought about It eInce with a M-
rvp-ated ths subetan . and, >s *ar as b- ' Ing that It waa wrong; but when they
eould remsmiwr, lbs language, and again i told tne to night that It was you wbo
aaksd Hlr Mu . v wbat steps had !.«(•-- palled m» out of tbe water. I
bow
be taken In regard to It
Tie epistle wicked I had been, and I
1 couldn't
then went on to slate tbat bo bad pro I -11« till | had eaasd my miud by telling
pueed to M as Grierauu. but tbat lady, you thia**
havlr.g
■
|„ a pr.
ilia- .
r-t.
Mir Munce appeared much moved al
and. having th' WU l.-reelf jp.u hla g»n the cnaferelon. an 1 a stern,
bard look
sroalty, be bad at oms witbdraau bis ■ gathered Upon bis cuuntenaoc»,
awn pretenel.uis
|
“Bay you forgive ta«. Nir Munos!”
Iwsplto tbe vital Intereat tkue imper ' gaeped Ralph. "I bare many more sine
I'ietl. Nir Mir..w dl l fimy approve of the upon iny tn.ad that I w-wiid I k« •> tri!
roura., »¡a sou uau iasew, and bls heart but
«welled w.'i, pr .de at ' «
«•»:.-■ f ' -
“Being a dying man. I frrely forglrs
young man's chivalrous uoldiity of fv
[ yon, Ralph Trevethlck,” answered Hlr
Ing
Nir Munce at ones communicated tn Mun-». ''Hu> it waa a cruel, tmrbaroue
‘l«e«i, that ereo saveg«e would shrink
Rtafford the r -•
I.
n-' »
to
from, ao brutalising la tbe effect of th«»«
him of Ar ’
■ r • ir. - ' tl <i ■ r
»He euperetlllima.”
SSSUt, aud tbs r-hef h« fall at lieing tliue
Ralph turned hla eyes with an appeal
ee- ired fr-nn any f . r. i via..' . • f r ■ - u
ing l>»,k towards bla father ami bls e»n.
Mr Wylie.
Nir Munce SJul«rstood the appeal, and
He had taken a groat fancy to th«
answered. “Thuy shall not suffer from
young artist, and waa u. ■ « fr<— and
your confession. But let this be a warn
social In hie u.ani.-r rower la
n. than ' •
Ing to tbeiu. and to ell here. If ever I
had been to any | Tv..n a « : uiy >• >rv
bear of any more such acta, thorn wbo
The weather was glorious, and what with
romniit them shall not remain on my
Sketching th- m «Vt !•■' • ly scenery by day. I
laud» another hour!”
Slid engaging In pl- ‘ -ant and Intellectual i
The grandfather, wbo«» half erased
eon versa rim by night, Ntaffurd found I
hraln seemed to have wholly ci>IU|»u-1
time glide on with ths most delightful '
under the dreadful calamity lhat had foil
rapidity.
en upon him. turned hie wild eyes upon
About a week after bls arrival how
the speaker.
mutt »-red
va,-sully.
ever, a circumstance >>«■ urr- I whi -h cast
a gloom over I'enrhyddyn and ail «'•
Inhabit anta.
Tbs Neptetnlier g»l«s had
just Ivrgun to rags with great ner.-vneas,
and the southwest wind, so terrlt ’■> uj-m
tills coast, strewed tbe rocks with wr- its
Ono clear, bright morning, while th«
wind blew furiously, and tbe s-n ran
tnountaliis high. N.r Munce and Rtafford
Cwl«tvw«|ws «bv liar«».
bad walked down upon the rhoee. While
tion of tbe erevla As soon as the seed
The majority of farmers give but lit
contemplating the sublime horror of the
lings ep|M-ar. however, the garden
SAN FRANCISCO CARS RUN
tie
attention
to
gardening.
They
regard
Spectacle, they caught sight of a email
should be gone over with a rake to loya-
tbe
si«Je.
hue
aud
rake
as
implements
«raft, which appeared to hs not more
which liivohe too tnueb time and Is- en up tbe surfa<v< and furtn a mulch, Heavily Guarded, Two Maks Trip of
than three or four tulles out. rising and
falling upon ths waves, and driving to
U>r
If a farmer desires to grow ■ tiie purpose being to prevent the mois
About Sis Mil»«.
wards the shore with frightful rapidity.
rorp of any kind be prefers to du tbe ture from escaping. A smooth, hard
Han Fmnclaco, Muy ®.—The police
Rlr M'inrw t<»>k his glass out of bis
work with a plow and cultivator, and In surfacs will be followed by « loas of for the first time since the cotnmeoce-
pocket, and by Ita aid I -- rled her to
a wholesals manner. This repugnance much moisture wblcb will be brought rnent of the stnekBr »trike furnished
a fishing sms k Iwl" gmg to I’ irbyd
to using tbe aiuall tools. In order to to the surface by the capillary action act us I protection yesterday aftvrnouu
dyn
grow a supply of vegetable«, baa been When the surface Is constantly stirred for two of the United Raliroada’ cars
Others had a*«n her also and In a f«w
the cause of depriving hundreds of and kept loose ami free, this capillary manned by 21 strikebreakers, and aa a
momenta the two gentlemen were joined
farmers of luxuries tbat would have action la retarded and the moisture Is rreolt of thia profoetiou three cats were
by several curious watcher», among wl. on
rost but little If they bad conaldervd retained to support ths pianta. This tun over six mile» of track without the
waa Jenklna. the postmaster.
“It's Ralph Trevethlck’a boat," be aald .
tiie value of tbe crops from a garden, point la a very important one. and ama firing of a «hot.
t-ratai crio.x ixi'it inn
"It has tie«n out days beyond Its time.
Four men, one of tl stn a atrik«'>rrek-
and alm> tbe real cost compared with a teur gardeners will find It to their ad-
They must bo mad to think of putting in “Oon't rob the era of Ita dead, or ’twill hiilv'iua. borrlhla I" and aba shuddered at crop of grain or potatoes. But there vautag» to bear these facta In mind.
er an<l the other three member« of th«
during such a gale, and the attempt will take vengeance upon you and you». Tbe th» tnemcry.
Electrical Workers’ unicn were injured.
are. buwever, wmus farmer» and their
Starila« Karly rotato»«.
them their Ilves, fovok at her! - rlaep of a drowning band will be a curse
“Hut why did you roiwnt to eu<-h a
There waa Intermittent hurling of mis
wives wbo know bow a garden bel pa
can no mro k««p her off the r»cke to you through life.”
•acrifire?“ he asked.
As soon as tbe frost Is out, I select siles by uuioo crowds at various points
they can hold back the waves with
“Ab! tbsl waa because In 'hvse days to make a farm enjoyable, and they a sloping picco of ground on tbe south along the route and for two or three
There waa another attentive liatener to
are tbe ones wbo will now enjoy tbe
tbrlr anna!”
aids of a building and dig one or more miles a mob of at Itsvat 1,000 men and
the fi»b<-rm«n bealdea Hlr Munce. Thia I bad not found out that I had a heart.”
ahe anaw«rvd. smiling, “f waa poor -an work of planting tbe av-eds of tbs many trenches. 2 feet wide and 18 Inches
Onwards came the frail hark now was John Jenklna
toys ran with the cars, yelling, calling
orphan; ha, the old man. waa rich; an 1 different kinds of vegetables, fur there deep,
tumbling Into a gulf, now rising like
In wnlch I put shout 8 Inches of epitheta, daring the nonunion men to
"I»ld you aay you laid the bodlre In
ao
-------
"
la
no
¡«irtlon
of
farm
;lfe
so
agroeabls
eork upon a mountain of water, and dart Sandy Cover?" he asked after a paua».
horse manure, well tramped down, and get off the rata and fight and cheering
“You sold your young life to bldeoue aa tbat of pr«t>arlng the ground In tbe
ing forward like an arrow before tbe
Ralph made a alight movement of af
cover with 3 or 4 Inches of soil, hi vociferously whenever for one reuse or
old
»ge,"
added
Arthur
eaiily.
blast of the wind.
spring for the garden. There baa IveWn
flrmatlon ; epeerh was gone. After this
this I firmly press half potatoes In rows another the care were brought tempor
“You are not the firet who hae thus an advance In tbe system of gardesing
At laet came the era ah I Tbe boat waa Jenklna eat him«»lf down upon a barrel,
arily to a stop.
seen to reel, eddy and oink and then which carved the purpose of a neat In reproached m«. ehe ar>sw«r«-l, In a tone While tbe boe. rake aud vpade still 2 or 8 Inches ajuirt and cover with S
After tbe return to the carboure at
or 4 Inches of soil and with coarse ata-
Bat, remeto-
three men were battling with the «ratera the scantily furnished but. and fell Into of Inespieaaible sadness,
bold a place In tbe list of garden tools,
ber, I was little more than a child—a
Bo excited and pity stricken was Rtafford meditation.
bls litter at night and during cold days, I he general olliees at Oak and Broderick
rain, and ambitious on«. I had known yet they have b«sa vu;»erarvled mainly
streets, Mr. Mullally »tated tliat cars
with tbs seen«, tbat had it not been for
t’pon returning to the Castle, the two poverty It wae more than I could bear." by the single and double wheeled boon removing It entirely when the weather will he ofierated again today.
He
Sir Munce. he would have oval himself
Is
warm
and
danger
of
froet
In
over.
gentlemen eeparsted for tbe night. Stat
“Have you etill a dread of poverty?” aud seed drills, which ears time and
Into tbe boiling surf In tbe vain hop« ot
Water frequently with tepid water. (bought it li«st not to divulge tbe start
ford retiring to hie own apartment. Nir hr a«k«d. anxiously.
labor and which can be urn-d for doing
savins them.
When the sprouts are tl or more Incbee ing time ot give the route in advance.
l.aunre to the library. He rang the bell,
"<>h, y»o, yes; that I never could en good wurk.
A majority of the strikebreakers who
Thera were some ropes thrown out. trot and ordered I'anlel to be cent to him Im
high,
take them up by running a spade
dure. I Buffered from It when a child,
manned the cars came from Kentncky.
all three sank
The nest moment, how
mediately. Hard and cold as marble waa and the horror of Its memory etlll clings
under tbe manure, allowing all that
rrvll Trre riawtla«.
ever, one of the bodice rose again, and. hie face, when the old man stood before
Of the thirty odd persona who were
to me. The world shows ue that money
For fruit tree planting, when the will to stick to tbe potato and roots. shot ot otherwise wounded In Tuesday's
borne by a hag« wave, wae hurled Into a him.
la
the
one
great
good
of
life,
without
sub-roll Is clay and apt to tw water- Transplant In a <feep furrow In which pitched battiro on Turk street, four are
kind of natural basin, hollowed out of the
’T»anlel." he aald. “you have been my which existence la a cur»», and If we
granite flooring of the beach. In an In
logged, not only should It be well drain has bewn dropped aome potato fertiliser. exported to die.
Thia would inerreae
servant since I can first remember, and graap It out of the beaten paths. It calle
D. M. h'lver.
etant both Nir I.aiinre and Rtalford had
the number of deaths to five, aa Jamro
served my father before me. but we must ua sordid, and cries out that we have ed first, but tbe bottoms of tbe bole»
plunged knee deep Into the basin, and.
In which tbe trees are planted ebould
Walsh died Tuesday night.
Many of
To morrow morning you tuuet sold ourselves.”
t l»« tor r»»<t.
regardless of another great wave that now part,
have placed In tlx-iu some coarse rubble,
'aat 1«. and never eroe» Ita
leave
the
CL-.!
(To
be
continued.)
Tfo-re 1» a fungus »bleb sometimes tbe others among the injured have
dashed over them, and threa'ened to drag
You have lied to me.
tu act aa drainage also. Apart from sttacks < arrots and turnips, causing de been removed to their homes.
tbem away to tbe sea. resoled the body threshold again,
disobeyed me, and yielded up every feel
such material helping to keep the roots cay at tbs roots. <»r a mlaaba|M*n
of the drowning man. and. amidst the
Make Hahhcr trom « beat.
County Cannot Increase Wages
cheers of the spectators, brought It safe ing of humanity to a wild auperetltlon.
Whemt and hog*, hitherto regarded out of tbe clay beluw. It «rrvre also to growth, or a withering of the leave#.
Ralph Trevethlck hae just confessed, on
keep tbem fairly dry and aerated, and Tbla may be prevented by a liberal row
Butte, Mont.i May 9.—Tbe county
to dry land.
by
ths
farmer
of
the
Mississippi
Vai-
hla dying tied, tbat tbe bodies of the two
Ho was Immedlatly
recognised
ss
tbat la very lnn«>rtant for tiie future ing of air slaked lime upon the roll, coniniieeioneta t<«lay received a commu
rescued ley simply as food products, lutve am
Ralph Trevethlck, tbe eon of old John unfortunate creatures whom 1
health of tiie trree In making holes
nication from Attorney General Galen
from a wreck ten years ago were thrown autnetl a near couimervlal Importance.
thirty or forty bushels ;»r acre, and
Trevethlck. He wee Insensible, and tbe
III brief, wheat and bog's split)« will uo such ground, throw out to fully barrowing It In before the seed ¡a rown. to the effect that they may not grant
Into
tbe
sea
again
aa
soon
as
I
had
left
blood flowed freely from a deep g«sh in
three fret wide and twelve Inches deep. as tbe fungus live» tn tbe rolL Rut It the demands fur ibervaved pay present
tbe head. Nir Mu nee sent off to H -Inin the hut. I left you to guard them, and product rubber. Tbs lm|w>rtanc<e of tbs
ed by the deputy county artlessor».
Into each bole then put four Inebes of
Is usually brtter and cheaper to pat
for a doctor, and gave orders to th-«- the neat day you brought me word that dlaoivery can w-arcvly be overwniinated.
This means tbat unless tbe clerks will
all
efforts
at
restoration
had
proved
abor
old
brick
aud
mortar
material,
or
coming
aa
It
docs
at
a
time
when
the
who took charge of the body to send to
the root crops on new land where thia
work at their old scale the asMwament
tive.
and
that
on
that
morning
they
had
clinker,
or
other
bard,
coarse
material,
th« Castle for anything •’ r m gbt re
world la anxiously asking from wbers
fungus has never a pt xm red.
will be delayed months.
Th« opinion
quire In the shape of restoratives r roin been burled In Penrhyddyn churchyard. Ita future supplies of rubber are to well trodden and leveled. l'|>oii that
You were therefore cognisant of and an
Swims Mas««.
covers rood work and as the laburers*
put.
If
obtainable,
piece»
of
turf,
upside
forte for th« p-<r fallow.
accomplice In the Inhuman act; and for coms. In half a de>-a<le. It la raid, tbe
Mange an swine Is caused by filth union will not permit road improve
While they were sitting over their din-
annual consumption of tbe elastic mo down, then three Inches of roll, and
this you leave my house.”
»nd unnatural conditions
It la due ment at the state magitnum wage,
■er a messenger arrived at the Castle
plant
tiie
tree«.
In
that
way
nut
only
lerlal
will
be
at
least
NO.taio
lona. Even
panlel knew Nir Munce Penrhyddyn*»
to minute tiara al tea, which barrow an- nothing can be done upon the county
from Ralph Trsvethick, who had slightly
will
the
roots
be
kept
near
tbe
surface
rallied, begging Nir Munce to rotne down Inexorable nature too well to utter a sin list,(Ms) tons la regarded by many aa a and tw healthy, but bresuae the trees drr the skin. It cannot t* eaatly cured, highway*.
to him. as bo had a confession to make gle w -rd of elpoetulation a flat once roiiacrvnthe estimate
hut If the animals are thoroughly »Tub
gone forth waa never repealed by him:
It wae by accldrat that Mr Carr, ths are on alight tnounda, they can be fed
which lay heavy upon hie consedemw.
Fira In Kansas City.
bed on a warm day, aalng carbolic
each
summer
with
a
mulch
of
manure.
Wrapping himself up, for the evening and with a crushed look, he tottered out English Inventor or dlsroveror of tits
Kanroa City. May 9.—Fire this after
acid
in
soap
su<la,
then
anointed
with
wae chilly, Nir Launce, scroinpsuled by of tbe room.
aubstanc«, mads five first ate»p In bls Too much trouble can not lie taken In
noon destroyed the five story Universi
By sunrlae the n«xt morning, nobbing great discovery. He waa but a small planting trres oil stiff roll, to keep the a in'xture of four parts of lard and ty tmlldlng at tbe northwest cornvr ot
Rtafford, started off on the two ml lea'
one part kerosene, two or three time«,
and heart-broken, he bad turned his back Isiy then. Pnealng one day through a roots near the surface.
walk to Ralph's cottage.
na well aa given clean quarters, tbe Ixa-ust and Ninth slrreta, cau«ing a
It waa tbs same habitation to which ui>on Penrhyddyn ('satis, and slowly and
field
of
wheat
lie
plucked
a
few
grains
property I ixm of 1250,000.
One Ilf«
Inwln« t ors
Fodder.
mang« will disappear If the animals are
the bodies of a certain woman and child feebly wended his way down tbe foot
waa lost, six persons are missing and
of tbe lereal. and. cbowlng them, form
had been conveyed some ten years bark, path through the dwarf woods.
The allo baa o;«-.ied advantages to then kept dean.
may be buried in the tains,and 15 peo
A few hours later. Jenklna might hare al tbe glutinous compound so familiar dairymen In other countries where corn
and upon (be same bed u;>on which they
ple were more or Ir«« scriuuaiy iiurx.
had lain waa stretched the form of the been seen ascending the same path. I'pon to every country lad.
(lore not mature. In England, where
arriving at the Castle, he re-iuestnl to aee
dying fisherman.
When farmer» are busy In the spring The debtia is still burning tonight, and
Many vewrs later, recalling hu early .the ronditlouB are unfavorable for tbe
“I am sorry to aee you oo 111, Ralph.“ Nir Munce, aud was ushered into hie exiH-rlence. he Iwgan putting hla theory
they are Hable to neglect many matters cannot lie a<-anli<vl until tomorrow.
, production of matured crops of corn,
The building waa >rvnpied by Muntgom-
said Nir Munce, hi- lly
“'lave you «v prvwence. He wae closeted In tbe library to the teat. Hla first laboratory was a
I the farmers a«iw corn for folder, store which should command tbeir attention. ry, Ward A Co., as nfficre.
during the greater part of an hour. After
scything that you require |f not. .J,» h
Get
tbe
Implements
In
read
Incas
aud
small »lied In hla back yard; bls ap- * It tn th« allo, then grow a crop of tur
fear to aak for It. and If it can be got, he had departed, Hlr I.auncs sent a po
IMiratus a coffee grinder and a krttl« nip« on tbo land, from which they took ahart>cn the tools. Tbe grindstone 1»
lite message to request a few momenta'
yon shall have It."
Immigration Board's Plana.
of hot water. Later tie waa able to th« fodder. Tbe same system can b« a valuable adjunct to good farming. If
“Before the night's over I shall want conversation with Stafford.
New York, May (J.—The committe«
Mng an<l Interesting wae ths confer obtain ths use of ths best shops and practiced In this country, but our farm t.'vorougb work Is desired.
nothing but a few I inks and a few feet
England. Technical er» are content with on« crop, and thus
of earth!" aald the fisherman. feebly ence between tbe two gentlemen, and *atM>rator1«s In
It Is no easier to keep poultry than appoint'd by President R.««evelt, Vice
President Fairbanks and Npeaker (.Mo
“But thank you all the same. Nir Munce. fraught with future results of vital Im World.
do not derive as much from the land as any other sto<-k. aa iatvor and proper non to Investigate all the plumea of the
Come doser. I don't want father to bear ;->rtance to mure than one persuuage of
management
must
be
used
to
nn-et
sue-
la poualble to be obtalued. Tbe land In
problem if Immigration has decided to
what I bavs gut to say."
this etury.
< hlneae oa Ika lite»« Teseli.
les« capital may be required
| England Is high, and fanners pay blgb i-vsa
eilend
ita work to the leading emigra
Mg Munos sat down upon tbe bedside
Tbe Chlneee, alsrmed by thè man-
■ rents, but they do not hesitate to uae with poultry, but It must be judklouaiy tion cities of Europi and lias mails ar-
St tbs dying man's head, and moistened
CHAPTER XT.
ner tn whfcb thè Indlan a od Ceyfoa
hla lipa with a little brandy.
A fortnight has pa seed away. It la trae have ilrlven tbe tra out of tbe mar manure« and fertiliser» freely, »«curing extended, or a loss can result as easily ranremente to sail from Boatcm .May 18
aa from any other source. Kipertenro for the .Mediterranean oo ths steamer
“Po you remember." began Ralph. In now the latter end of Neptember. A fine.
large crops tn return.
la of more value than capital In poultry Canopic.
an almost Inaudible voice, “a st.-rm s ¡i • balmy evening, with no ton-h of autum ket. bare Investigatori thè mattar and
.
Care at ika Cal«.
ton years back, when a woman and child nal chill to warn ua of tbe passing sway come to thè conclualon tbat all tbat
railing.
waa washed up end brought to this very of summer. Through the open French la neederi to bring thelre to tbe fot*-
This Is a season wtien attention can
Tbs food left over on tbs ground fer
Omaha Building Collapses
rot? W-II. you waa told they ww burled window» that load Into the garden In the ground agaln ta aya tema tic advertising. be given to the colt, and If foaled laet
ments and decomposes In a very abort
Omaha, .May 9.—A »1« story building
h> Penrhyddyn churchyard, but ao earth rear of the little Rotee chalet at Bromp-
fall It may be weaned before spring
time on a warm day. and It therefore at Ninth and lea ven
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wot th streets, ____
oc-
cover» 'em. Ater you had inno, father ton are stealing In the first faint abadosra
work begin« A colt anon ¡earns to eat becomes one of tbe main aouresa of copied by Farlin, Orendorff A Marlin
Hla a Thlahta« Ware.
Ml Into one of hla mad. wild humors, of evening. Half reclining upon a couch
Homer—t overheard Neatdoor i and ground oats, and It will thrive and gapes in chickens and cholera In fowla company, wholesale farm implements.
and aald the »•« would take vvn<«sn<v on Is Mrs Castleton; at her feet, her amali,
grow If such Is allowed, tn addition to Filth In the summer season should collapsed thia morning, th« walls fall-
na for robbing It of Its dead tbat the white jeweled Angers nestling among hla hla wife quarreling this morning.
Mm llotuer—What did be aay to the milk It receives from Ita dam. Oolta never be allowed, ft Is well to do away , *n* ni
bodies si. nildn't stay her«, '.mt should !
The propriey loas, which
hair, ber hand clasped In hie, la Arthur.
should be kept warm In winter, but with troughs entirely, feeling only c"nr-o< y«t be ratlmat*!, is heavy,
rest back again to the «tiers wo stole
“But. after all.” she murmured, “I am her!
'em from. Bo I and Hill carried 'em only your second lova, and I cannot en
Homer— Nothing. He waa doing all should be given an opportunity to oxer whole grains end scattsring tbs food “1 rh<* etrploysa had not reported fot work
■way a couple of nules down tbe const. dure the thought that any woman aboulJ tbe listening.
ctom
much as poaalbJa
, and no ooe waa injured.
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