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KntiHtta City Journal.
Sure Cure at Last.
Montieallo, Mi., Oct. 3 (Special)
Lawrence county i in almoat dally
receipt of fresh evidence that a dura
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been found, and that cure la Dodd's
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Six years of;o I had a severe attock of
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SANG THE HOLY CITY.
PECULIAR INCIDENT IN LIFE OF
MRS. MAYBRICK.
Htepbeu Adama, Compowr of the Hong,
la Her lirothar-ln-I.a w, Michael May
brick fortune In the Heml-hucrcd
Hun a and It Illatory.
Jerusalem! Jerusalem!
Hear the angels slug;
llonauna In the hlttlieat,
lloaanna to the Kln(t.
It Is not dllllcult to lmtiiilne Mr.
Florence Maybrlck, once sentenced to
douth for the runnier of her hiiNliuud
and now released, after spending
tunny year In an KiikUmu prison, sing
lug the refrain of Htcphcn Adams' pop
ular sacred song, "Tho Holy City."
lint It Is not generully known thut hers
was tlio voice which flrat gave utter
ance to the strains which were destin
ed to become as world famous a tlioao
of Hlr Arthur Hulllvan'e "The Ioet
Chord" or "Tlio I'nlins," by Kuure.
Tho song was the work of the young
er brother of the man Mrs. if 11 y brick
waa convicted of polaoiilng. Its 'com
poser was her most relentless enemy
and was mainly InNtrumeiilul lu se
curing her conviction.
Few KiikIIsIi compoKcrs linvo more
suecosaful (Mings to tliclr credit than
Stephen Adams. Few have made such
a fortune .out of royalties as liu. It
has been stated that "Nuncy Ixe"
alone netted him a Quarter of a mil'
lion dollur. His "Warrior Bold,"
"Mldahlpmlte," and "Illue Alsatian
Mountains" were scarcely leas sue-
CONHful.
He la now extremely wealthy, a Jus
tic of the peace, and a member of
the Victoria Yacht Club, and he bit
served two terms as Mayor of Ryde,
Isle of Wight, In which capacity he
ha frequently entertained the King
of Bnglaud.
"Bteplieu Adams" la merely the
name under which Michael Maybrlck
publishes his souk. Mr. Maybrlck be
gan his musical career as a barytone
singer at local concerta around Liver
pool. He Is the son of a well-to-do
shipping auent of Liverpool.
He and his brother were widely dis
similar In tastes, character and phy
sique. The elder waa a weakling, fee
ble of mind and body, a hyjochonlri
ac, addicted to the use of drugs, and
with a iiiIih! fixed upou commercial
enterprise.
The younger, Michael, was a mag
nificent epeclnien of humanity, tall,
broad, and athletic. Of artistic tem
perament, he quit the counting-house
and studied music lu Milan and Leip
zig. The elder remained at home, al
ways allliiK, always scheming to se
cure more weolth.
The brothers had only one trait In
common. They were both enthusiastic
yaobtainou. - . ,-
Mrs. Maybrlck was a good musician,
had a great liking for music, an ex
cellent voice, and a love of conviviali
ty. Thim she drew together to some
extent the brother who had drifted
apart
Her huHbnnd owned a fine yacht a
feature of which was a uiuhIc saloon.
There many well known singers and
musicians were entertained. Michael
Maybrlck. who had Just leaped into
fame as the composer of "Nancy Ix-e,"
but as yet had not gathered in enough
of the profit to Indulge his passion
for owning a yacht, was a frequent
guest.
It wa one of these musical even
liiKS, while the yacht waa anchored In
the Mersey, thut Michael Maybrlck
produced from his pocket a manu
script aong which he said he had writ
ten that afternoon while dreaming the
time away in hi cobln. and listening
to the splash of the waters. He hud
entight the Inspiration of Weatherly'e
words, but the voice part only bad
been Jotted down. The accompani
ment hnd still to be filled In.
Kitting at the piano, he vamped an
Introduction and asked his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Florence Maybrlck, to sing
"The Holy City" from the voice part
She was an excellent render, and read
ily did thla, he filling in an extempor
ized accompaniment.
Thus it was her voice which, for the
first time, stirred the ulr with strains
destined to become almoat classic.
It was some years after the trial of
Mrs. Maybrlck, and while she was
shut off from the world, burled within
prison walls, that "The Holy, City"
waa published and became popular.
Publishers to whom It was submitted
shook their heads, and declared It too
sombre In character and tone.
"Ilrlng us another 'Nancy Ie,"
they an Id, "and name your own price.
Another walta song with the swing of
The Illue Alwatlnn Mountains' would
bo a sure winner. This Is very fine,
but It Isn't In tho Stephen Adams'
stylo, and tho public would not stand
for It."
How erroneous was the Judgment -of
thoHO gentlemen has been proved by
the iMipulurlty of tho song. It,.foro n
year bad passed they were clamoring
for more of almllnr character. "The
Star of ltethlchem." "The Valley of
tho Sea," and "Children 'of tlio tlity"
followed; but none of them equaled
the success attained by the song
which wa first sung by Mrs. May
brlck, whose tragic history tin at
length Ix-on brought to n peaceful con
clusion, and who may with special
meaning hereafter sing;
lloaanna In th hlitheal,
lloaanna to th King.
New York Bun.
CHANGES IN OCCUPATION.
Women Taking Mora Prominent Tar
In the World's Work,
In less than a generation there have
been some tihtuiomounl shifts ami
Changes lu tho activities of this coun
try and w presume in the civilized I
world generally, though nowhere else
are they so niorked as here, say tbe
lloston Transcript Tbe old basic oc
cupations have shown a shrinkage, at
least with respect to the number of
persons engaged In them. This Is true
to a larger extent of agriculture than
of almost anything else, though the ln
cressed use of machinery probably
moro than offsets hi the results the re
duced personality. A comparison of
the figures for 18W and UK) show
very Interesting and significant change
for the double decade. iKmiestlc and
personal service has fallen off, indi
cating a tendency toward contraction
of the home life. The professions have
Increased normally, although the pro
portion of lawyers Is considerably
iurger than that of doctors, which may
account for the fact that the average
of Individual reward lu the latter pro
fession are larger than In the former.
Women have taken a more promin
ent place In the rank of the world's
workers than ever before. The num
ber engaged In various occupation has
Increased from 2,(M7,157 In IHXO to
0,81'J,ai)7 In J (XX), or over 100 per cent.
The demand for entertainment and
amusement 1 reflected In the fact that
the number of actors and showmen
bus increased In twenty years 307.80
per cent and literary pursuits 507.87
per cent though In the dramatic pro
fession and In tho literary world there
are no such shining lights as studded
the more contracted firmament of a
previous generation.
Artist have swollen their rank by
173.21 per cent and architects, design
er and drafters by 300.43. The den
tist ahow a growth In number of
140.00 per cent and Journallsta of
144.05. Hut tho profession that lead
thorn all Is that of electrical and civil
engineering, which ha attained the
phenomenal growth of 1,037.34 per
cent. Of course, In eome of ita now
prominent branches lu showing waa
comparatively small at the beginning
of that period and twenty year of Its
history likewise covered the rapid de
velopment of applied electricity for the
various purposes In which It Is now
employed. There la nothing surprising
In these figures when we consider them
In connection with a service which In
Its almost infinite ramifications is hard
ly more than a quarter of a century
Id.
These figures are enlightening. They
anow numerous departures and Indi
cate that the present generation must
adjust Itself to different condition
from those which furnished the goals
of endeavor for a previous one. The
greatest Increase In any one class of
employe Is In the street railway ser
vice, amounting to 20.00 per cent, and
that can also be accounted for on sim
ilar grounds. As the years go by other
new occupations, vital to our expand
ing clvlllzutlon, will be added and the
largest successes await those who can
most clearly and practically anticipate
them. Hut while we admire the versa
tility and tho mental force that have
covered such a great expanse In that
comparatively brief period, it Is the
"exceptional man" whom we still
await In these several pliuncs of newly
developed activity. There is a splen
did mediocrity expanding everywhere,
hut the Axed stars that shall hold their
place for all times aro not yet visible
to the naked eye.
JAPAN'S USEFUL PAPERS.
House Walla, Hain Coats, Grain Backs
and Tobacco I'ouchca.
From the bark of trees and shrub
the Japanese make scores of papers,
which are far ahead of ours.
Tho walls of the Japanese houses
are wooden frames covered with thin
paper, which keepa out the wind but
lets In the light and when one com
pare these paper-walled "doll houses"
with the gloomy bamboo cabins of the
Inhabitants of the Island of Java or the
sinall-wludowed huts of our forefa
thers, one realizes that without glass
and In a rainy climate, these lugeuloua
people have solved in a remarkable
way the problem of lighting their
dwellings, and, at least In a measure,
of keeping out the cold.
Aa a cover for his load of tea, when
a rainstorm overtake him, the Jap
anese farmer spreads over It a tough,
pliable cover of oiled paper, which Is
almoat aa Impervious as tarpaulin and
as light as gossamer. He has doubt
less carried till cover for years neat
ly pucked away somewhere about his
cart
The "riklshu" coolies In the large
cities wear rain mantles of till oiled
paper, which cost less thau 18 cents,
and lasts for a year or more with con
stant two. Aji oiled tissue paper, which
Is as tough as writing paper, can be
hnd at the stationers for wrapping nn
delicate articles.
Jrnln and meal sacks are almost
always made of bark paper In Japan,
for it Is not easily penetrated by
weevils and other Insects.
Hut perhaps tho mo.st remarkable of
all the papers which find a common
use In the Japanese household are the
leather paper of which the tobacco
pouches and pipe canes aro made.
They arc almost ns tough as French
kid, so translucent that one can niMirly
see through them, nnd hs pliable and
soft ns calfukfn. Tho material of
which they are made Is as thick as
rardlxard, but as flexible ns kid. Na
tional Ueogrnphlc Magazine.
Until Then.
'Tk VOU honest !r bellnvn T.
that all men ore born free and equal T"
l certamiy 110, ana mat It holds
good until a man la married." De
troit Free Press.
Had iteaaon to llonat.
She Why do you Iniast that you
have been so successful In love?
lie Hocnuse I am still single. Pall.
adelphla Telegraph.
W- in W 9 m I J U m
a. I F' ',1 k" i
mm
It' Just like finding inonev not to
get married.
Some women don't have to bleach to
have red-headed temper.
A widow can unlearn thine faster
than any other person in the world.
Even a bathing suit can't look a
peek a boo shirt waist In the face.
Some men are born troubled, some
hunt for trouble, and some marrv into
it
When a girl does very much walk
ing It 1 either to lose weight or find
a man.
It costs a much to give one' chil
dren a college education aa they can
earn afterward.
it Is time enough to get married
when a man has got tired of spending
money on himself.
When a man can tighten a screw in
bis wife' sewing machine she thinks
be could build a suspension bridge.
It' funny bow absolutely convinced
the reformer 1 that the only virtue on
earth la buttoned under his own waist
coat
When a man ha no notion that he
la entitled to any of the monev he
earn be la called a fairly good hue-
Dana.
When a woman doesn't worry over
whether her husband Is aafely hers, it
Is time for him to worry over whether
she la safely bis.
If a mighty weet tempered wom
an that doesn't lose faith in her re
ligion when her nose gets sunburnt
and wants to peel.
When a woman is cutting on even
ing dress there's a stage when for a
long time you can't guess whether she
is dressing or undressing.
THE NLW PRESIDENT 0E BOLIVIA.
The recently elected President of
tbe Republic of Bolivia. Colonel Ie
mael Montes, Is still a young man,
being scarcely 40 years of age. He ia
a lawyer by profession and has
achieved an excellent reputation for
ISSIAEL MONTFS.
ability as well as for probity. In the
war with Chile he volunteered and
went to the front. He was highly com
mended for his conduct In several en
gagements. He was minister of war
under General fundo. the former Pres
ident and In this capacity he display
ed great ability. President Montes is
dlgulflcd In appearance and most
agreeable In his manner. He has cho-
sen a new cabinet in which his father
is minister of war.
SWIDISH CHEMIST WHO HAS
MADE NOTABLE SOLAR DISCOVERIES
l'UUK. A. S. Altlllll.Ml B.
Trof. August Svanto Arrli'tiltis, who
has aniiouiit'fd liiiKirtant dlseuverlfs
In regard to the sun's ctirmia, Is a fa
mous Swedish chemist, nnd Is In this
country on Invitation from several
universities to'dtdlvor a serlp of ad
dreswes, Ir. Arrhcnlus Is a professor
tn the t'nlversltjr of Stockholm, and
last year was elected as one of tho
Nobel prize wlnneis.
Ernie Jack, snltl If I rcfiiscd him
he'd run to the nearest drug itoru nnO
buy sumo poison.
Kva And did hcl
Ernie Yea, ho bovtht a pack ol
cigarettes.
I .JJ, v-
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Taught Judge Liftsson.
Not long ago, while a case was be
ing beard before the Supreme Court
of Germany at Hreslau, one of the
witnesses made a remark which dis
pleased the presiding Judge and he ex
claimed angrily:
"You are an Impertinent fellow and
I've a great mind to punish you."
"You have no right to use such
language to me," replied tbe witness,
"for ton Just as good as yon are, and
If you weren't on the bench I'd teach
you a lesson for Insulting me In this
manner."
Enraged at being publicly affronted,
the Judge stopped the proceedings at
once and sentenced the offensive wit
ness to thn days' Imprisonment for
contempt of court.
"Pardon me," said the Incorrigible
witness, "but, if you know anything
of law, you must know that you can
not sentence nie unless you obtain tbe
consent of the other Judges."
This was true, and the Judge hur
ried oft to get his colleagues' consent
In half an hour, however, he returned
and coldly Informed the smiling wit
ness that his colleagues did not agree
with him and that consequently he
need not consider himself under arrest
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But the lawyer's work doesn't begin un
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A Hopeless Case.
"nas George ever hinted that he has
thought of you as a possible wife?" ask
ed tb anxious mother.
"No," replied the fair girl, with a far
away look in her eyas, "and I'm afraid
he never will."
"Why," said ths mother, "I thought
"Never mind what you thought mam
ma, dear," interrupted the daughter.
"Only last aigut he complained of feel
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