Tillamook headlight., February 11, 1892, Image 2

TILLAMOOK BOARD OF TRADE
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PRESIDENT.
H .V. V. JOHNSON.......
VICE-PKESIDEN 1'.
WM. D. STILLWELL..
SECRETARY ANO TREASURER.
GEO. L. SMITH.............
CLAUDE THAYER,
W. H. COOPER,
EXECUTIVE COM MITTEE.
L. H. BROWN,
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WM. D. STILLWELL,
H. V. V. JOHNSON, ,
W. F. D. JONES.............................. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
Meets first and third Saturday each month.
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FREE INFORMATION AND DESCRIPTIVE MATTE
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nvers, m:
Tilla, ixlo ols.
Sharp Dl.moml Siiiucsler*
We are informed that a jewelry Ann
aa this person took another path and get alongside, and the sailors gave them JsAllONAIu DIRLC10RL
A WILD ROSE.
not far from Madison square, on Broad-
flO a month. After due consideration soon diHai»p» ared.
a volley of mnsketry. Prescott at th»
wav, succeeded in getting a number of
The other man came on and met him. head of some of tho most resolute men
the farmer consented, and it was ar­
Tbe first wil<4 rot/- in wayside hedge
ranged that A-sung should come aboard He was a portly, well dressed Ghimv* threw the blazing "fire pota” overboard, THE WONDERFUL SCHEME OF A diamonds past the customs officiate m a
This year I wandering uw\
I plutfk, and send it as a ) l>- lg«.
the next day in the boat of the compra­ man, and saluh'd A-sung politely, with extinguished the flames, and then, re­
peculiar way.
ST. LOUIS INVENTOR.
My own W ild Rose, to Dice.
I The diamonds numbered between
dor—the man who supplied the ship an engaging smile. He stopped and pro- loading the eighteen ¡sounder, poured
'eighty
ami ninety, and were worth in
I
ceeded
to
address
many
flowery
and
flat
­
with
fresh
provisions.
For wb<*n my ga»> first met thy gaze
another blast into the first boat, which
He Propow. «<> Keep Tr»efc of Every the vicinity of »12,000,38 they were all
We were knee deep in June;
“Is A-sung a good boy.” asked Capt. tering remarks to the boy, in the course was trying to get off, badly crippled.
The nights were only dreaming days.
Denville.
of which he alluded to his connection
Poor A-sung was picked up limp and Pen»» In the United Stote.-l.efnl In large stones.
And all the hours in tune.
“Him good boy now, bimeby no can with the Harlequin, claiming to be him­ senseless from the deck, where he had Hunting H rottBdoer.-A Mochlne for
On the invoice they were billed as im­
I found thee, like the eglantine,
self an old friend Capt. Denville’«.
tell,” replied the farmer gravely.
itation French jewels of the new kind.
fallen suffocated after 60 bravely firing Measuring Hea«lN.
Sw'e.-t, simple and apart;
The officers rode away, and liis father
Although A-sung was in a hurry he the gun. That one shot began the dis­
These diamonds are made of brilliant
And from that hour thy smile hath been
While looking for a furnished room in pieces of gla.-s highly polished and deftly
said to A-sung: “Doubtless the gods thus listened with pleasure to one who had^ astrous repulse of the pirates. It wai
The flower that scents my heart.
a
tenement
and
office
building
near
tlie
show their favor. With the money thus evidently formed such a high opinion of K im time before he was revived, and
covered with a thin coating of genuine
And ever since, when tendrils grace
gained from these barbarians you can re­ him at sight, and he replied unsuspect­ when he regained consciousness the bat­ corner of Fourth and Market streets diamond shavings. These stones are so
Young copse or withered boll
last night a reporter from the Globe- expertly made that it is almost impossi­
'itne studies, and my son ingly to some adroit questions regarding tle was over.
sume yoi
With rosebuds, straight I see thy face.
And gaze into thy soul.
shall yet
nor to my old age.”
the armament and regulations of the
When Capt. Denville heard the whol« Democrat stumbled uixm a genius who ble to detect the imitation even by the
A-sung went on board ship.
The n<
A natural bud of love thou art,
story, he highly praised A-sung for his was burning the midnight oil in a back nse of a strong microscope. The tell­
His father went with' At last the stranger took leave of him, prompt and courageous action, but alsc dingy room up two flights of stairs. To tale feature of the imitation stone is a
Where, gazing down, I view,
the Hark • *
Deep hidden in thy fragraut heart,
him and formally presented him to the courteously wishing him abundant felic- warned him against being deceived by reach this obscure retreat the reporter roughness around the circular edge at
A drop of heavenly dew
I ity and the highest honors and promo­ shrewd rascals, no matter how fine theii had groped his way through devious the widest part of the stone, where the
captain.
Go, wild rone, to my Wiki R'/se dear;
halls and passages where darkness was two layers of the diamond coating join.
“Him good boy now, bimeby no can tion. Then, as if with a sudden thought, dress or how pleasing their manners.
Bid her come Hwift and soon.
tell,” he repeated solemnly, as he took he took from the breast of his rich over
This is really the only way that the
The men who hail been stupefied by as palpable as the rats which scampered
Oh, would that whe were always here!
his departure with the comprador.
garment a small bundle tied up in a silk the drugged cigars soon recovered, but over his feet. Knocking at a door imitation can be detected. Emeralds,
Il then were always June.
A-sung looked about with wonder. handkerchief.
through
which
shone
a
dim
gleam
of
—Alfn*d Austin in Washington Prat
pearls and rubies are also made in this
the second mate never forgave the boy
The deck was clean and white. Four
light, the intruder was invited to enter way. It is necessary to use a micro-
“Venerable younger brother,” he said, who had caused his discomfiture.
cannon were mounted, black and threat­ “here are some excellent cheroots with
a
scantily
furnished
room,
where
the
scope to detect this roughness aliout the
A-sung told the captain of the impor­
ening—two 9-pounder carronades on the which to regale the sailors and officials tant service the slave girl had rendered, marks of hard times and industry vainly
quarter deck, a long 18-pounder pivot of the barbarian ship. They are espe­ and expressed his fears for her fate if the tried to obliterate each other. The oc­ edge.
When the consignment of supposed
A-sung waa a (’hiñese boy who lived gun amidships and a 8-pounder pivot cially choice for those who watch at
cupant of the room was a tall, slim, seri­
In the farming village of Woo-kuh, near on the forecastle. Swarthy, active sail­ night, as they will banish the god of pirates should suspect that she had be- ous man, somewhat in need of a shave, imitation diamonds arrived the assist­
traytsl them. So the next day Capt.
ant appraiser assigned to gauge their
the Choo-Keang or Pearl river, about ors were at work on deck or in the rig­ drowsiness.”
| Denville, A-sung and a party of armed and attired in garments little less rusty value examined each stone carefully with
fifteen miles below Canton. His father ging. They were all Manila men from
He gave the boy the bundle and again
than the room itself.
a powerful microscope, and found that
belonged to that highly esteemed class the Philippine islands, who speak the took polite leave. A-sung now hurried sailors went to the fishing hamlet.
There was no carpet on the floor of all of them had tho tell tale roughness
Denville reached the hovel first and
of Nung or farmers.
Spanish language. The captain, his two to the landing and got there just in time burst in the door. They had evidently this apartment; on the whitewashed on the edges. He accordingly allowed
A sung was one of the brightest schol­ mates and the clerk were the only white to go off with the comprador.
I arrived just in time. The little slave walls hung a saw; in one comer stood a them to lie delivered to the consignees
ars in the village school. But A-sung’s men on board.
Capt. Denville kindly gave him per­ girl was dodging about the small room, table strewn with books and scraps of on payment of the duty based upon a
father was poor and had many children,
A-sung was sent below to the Chinese mission to return to tho “lantern feast”
paper; the l>ed was covered with a red
so he felt compelled to take his son from steward to be instructed in his duties. after he had performed a few duties, and pursued by the big Chinese ruffian, calico spread, and the appearance here valuation of »iliHl. This saved tho firm
school to save the expense, and also that When he came on deck again in the af­ by the time the comprador was ready to who was slashing at her with a heavy and thereof pieces of crockery among some »1,200 in duty.
As a matter of fact the jewelers knew
he might have his help in the paddy ternoon he beheld an animated scene. return the night watch was already on scimitar.
I clothing gave
The villain had been wounded in the the «Ids and ends of
field.
Two long, pull away boats were along- deck. Then A-sung happened to think attack on the ship. His jaw was bound evidence of the careleS: ly concealed cu­ the means taken by the custom house
authorities to discover if the stones were
A-sung was in a somewhat melancholy i side the bark. They carried masts with of the cheroots. He ran below, untied
linary of a bachelor's hall. It matters
mood one bright afternoon as he sat be­ matting sails, and besides pulled about the bundle and brought up a handful, up with a dirty bandage, and he could not how the talk between the reporter imitation or not, and had filed the edges
neath a clump of mulberry trees near twenty oars on each side. They were which he distributed among the Manila barely limp about. This had enabled ths and the serious man drifted into the dis­ of the diamonds liefore shipment from
the river. From his little knoll he could armed with gingals fixed in swivels on sailors, with whom he was already a child to escape his deadly blows, but us cussion of the latter's affairs, but so it the other side, so that they resembled
gaze over wide ex¡»anses of rice fields, the gunwale; these were Chinese fire­ great favorite. Then he gave a couple Denville entered he had penned her in a did, and soon the outline of a gigantic the spurious articles.—Jewelers’ Cata­
corner.
logue.
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and before him spread the broad surface arms, carrying a large ball.
to tlie second mate, who was the officer
The captain drew his pistol, and com­ enterprise was being ¡mured into an at­
of the river at Blenheim Reach.
A number of Chinese of mercantile ap- of the watch, and sprang into the boat. pelled the pirate to drop his sword. He tentive ear.
What ’‘Burg«»«»“ I n .
A beautiful American bark lying at ¡»earanco were on deck earnestly con­
When he reached the village the
“Burgoo,” explained Col. James Orr,
D. B. Bradley is the name of the man
anchor half a mile away was the object versing with Capt. Denville. A great “lantern feast” was in full progress. then sternly announced his intention of who unfolded a scheme for a national of Covington, “is one of the oldest Ken­
taking the slave girl away, ami that lit­
of his earnest attention.
many small chests of mango wood, cov­ The street was crowded with gayly
tucky dishes we have. No one knows
Suddenly there was a great puff of ered with rawhide, were piled near by. dressed children carrying colored lan­ tle as the ruffian deserved it he would directory.
THE SCHEME EXPLAINED.
! who first made ‘burgoo,’ nor does any
white smoke from her deck, followed by One of these was open, and A-sung saw terns and forming in line for the pro­ pay a reasonable ¡n ice for her.
No confidence is violated in publishing one know where or how it got its queer
The pirate, scowling furiously from
a heavy rej>ort. A sung seemed to have | that the upper half of the chest was di- cession.
the bench where he had sunk, did not the details of the enterprise, as the plans name. ‘Burgoo’ is an out of doors crea­
been watching for this. He directed his 1 vided into t wenty compartments, in each
In the midst of this joyful scene, when
gaze to a black s]>eck a mile down the of which was a dark brown ball of pecu­ the merriment was at its height, a pale, object to this, but coolly mentioned a have been copyrighted, ami all that is tion, and pots of ‘burgoo’have simmered
river, and saw the splashes as the shot liar ap|N*arance ami smell. Evidently ragged, muddy figure appeared at most exorbitant price. Denville, with­ required to place them in practical over a hot fire in the sun at every big
struck near it and ricochetted on over there was the same number of balls in A-sung’s side and touched his arm. He out wasting words, placed one-tenth of operation are the energy of capital and political gathering in the state since
the amount on the bench, ami tolcl the the establishment of a newspaper to ac­ Henry Clay was a boy, and years before
the surface. The crew were practicing the lower part of the chest.
recognized the slave girl whom he had girl that she now belonged to him.
quaint the public with their advantages. that, too. It is not only an extremely
at the guns.
A-sung soon found out that this was befriended. »She was shivering with
He then addressed the pirate again, I "You see," said Mr. Bradley. “ ‘ it is palatable dish, if you can call it that,
When the firing ceased a small boat crude opium, and that the merchants cold and fear.
and threatened him with the severest like this: 1 will have an agent in every but it’s very nourishing. ‘Burgoo’ is a
left the bark, directed toward a point were buying it. He was on an opium
“Come, venerable, sir,” she said, “I pnntehment if he ever followed or per­ town ami county of the United States to cross between a stew and a soup. It is
higher up the river, and he knew’ that ship.
must tell you something.”
secuted the girl. After this the party­ get names ami furnish them to the cen­ always made in the open air.
some of the oflicers were coming ashore
The purchasers paid for the drug some­
They retired a few steps, while the
“How is it made? Well, 1 take a big
to take exercise on horseback, as was times witii Spanish of Mexican dollars throng of children looked on with won­ left the village, taking with them the tral office. It will cost them that has
lit tle slave, who exhibited a joy that was ! [ their names in the directory fifty cents cauldron, put some red pepper pods in
their custom. A-sung sprang up and and sometimes with silver ingots called der.
apiece for enrollment, ami a stamp to the bottom, add some potatoes, tomatoes
really pathetic.
started Imclc to the village.
sycee. The coins had all been stamjied
“There is a fishing village fifteen
The girl, whose name was Le Won, I identify theirselves by. Everyman will and coni; then put in half a dozen prairie
On his way he had to ¡ hiss near a small over and over again with Chinese stamps le from here," continued the girl hur­
fishing hamlet situated on an inlet of the until they were completely defaced. riedly, “and three big pirate boats go was given her freedom and placed in the lie registered in this way: say; for ill- chickens, as many more tender ‘yellow
river. Ho hurried along with some trepi­ These were called “chop dollars.” The from there to attack the barbarian sliip family of A-sung s father, where she , [ stance, ‘G. A. Moore, No. 3, book M, legs’ and a couple of dozen soft shell
dation, for the inhabitants had a bad value of both coins and sycee waa ascer­ to-night. My master and the rest have would be kindly treated—Capt. Denville vol. 2, Nineteenth century.’ Now sup- crabs. I add some young squirrels when
engaging to pay for her maintenance [ ¡x>se Moore lives in St. Louis and goes they can be obtained. When everything
reputation. It was reporte<l that they tained by weight.
gone to join them. I followed them. until she was married.
j to California. Ilis friends doesn't know is in readiness there is enough water put
were addicted to smuggling and piracy
As tin' merchant paid the silver it was The pirates were beating the gongsand
A-sung remained on board the Harle­ I where lie's gone, ami want to write to into the cauldron to just make the con­
in their swift boats, called “fast, crabs.” passed over to the “shroff,” a grave, burning the joss paiwrs to gain the favor
But he came to a sudden halt as loud, spectacled Chinaman, who sat at his of the gods. Do not use the cheroots the quin a year, during which time he made 1 ' him; what do they do? Why, they jnst tents float.
“Then it is put on the fire. It must
piteous screams came from one of the table under the awning on the quarter I man gave you today; they are drugged a voyage to India. Then he returned to write to this directory, and the directory
forwards the letter."
be allowed to simmer slowly for six
nuts.
deck, and with his brass balances care­ with the sue Hing stuffs of thieves and his native village anil resumed his stud­
“Free?”
ies of the Confucian classics—that road
hours, and must l>e stirred constantly
A huge, ugly Chinaman came out fully ascertained the value of it. He robln rs to make men sleep!”
“Oh, no; it will cost about ten cents." with a hickory stick. A hickory stick is
to honor and fame in the Flowery Land.
dragging a girl whom be was beating had need of care, for he was under heavy
A-sung gave a cry of astonishment —Charles E. Brimblecom in Youth's
“How will the directory know he's best and is always used, but another
unmercifully with a thick piece of bam­ bonds for the correct performance of his
and despair. For a moment he was Companion.
gone to California?"
boo. Ho wore short., wide trousers, a dills.
might do as well. When it is nearly
stupefied; then he threw down his gay
“Wliv, lie'll tell 'em of course. You done it may be flavored to suit the taste.
dirty quilted blouse and a broad hat of
After A-sung had been on board the lantern, and darted away toward the
Too Many Infielders.
sej
it's
only
honest
citizens
that
will
be
bam lx mi strips. His f<M‘t were bare. He Harlequin a week he was much puzzled
It is ‘done’ when the meats are thor­
Burns, of I lie Kansas City», tells a I expected to send in their names, and if oughly shredded, not before. When it
was a vicious looking ruffian. At last at the diffvren r in the behavior of these boat landing at his greatest speed.
In
a
little
while
he
had
aroused
the
gixxl
story.
He
says
that
while
he
was
any of 'em commit a crime we will hare is done—uni!" and Col. Orr’s eyes spar­
the girl broke away from him and ran people who came to buy opium.
comprador ;.nd acquainted him with his a member of the Oshkosh dub, some
swiftly toward A sung, pursued by her
Some boats came in broad daylight fears. Th(‘y hurriedly entered a small years ago, it was owned by Senator Saw­ their record, thus making the directory kled at the prospect.—Cincinnati <xm*
tormentor.
mercial Gazette.
and took the drug away ojienly, while boat and pulled away for the Harlequin. yer, the luuilier king. Sawyer put $20,- a kind of detective business too."
"Suppose he don't tell the directory
The boy’s first thought was to take to others came stealthily at mght, in haste As
they
neared
the
ship
they
distinctly
Ooo
in
to
bisuii
the
town,
and,
by
the
where he's gone?"
his I hm I s . but ho lx,Idly waited till the and fear, and sometimes the ship's boat heard the dip of the sweeps as the pirate
An Oct«»ffcnarian Up a Spire.
way.it won the pennant, and he paid no I “Then that's his fault, and he don't
fugitive reached him. when he grasped cautiously took away a chost or two up
A venerable athlete of Leyweller. who
boats
approached.
They
had
almost
nttention
to
it.
One
day,
however,
ho
get his letters. But we're liable to find
her waist and d irted away Udiind an Boino less frequented inlet, carefully reached their prey.
concluded to take his wife out to see a out where he is. just the same. There's is known throughout Lothringen and
embankment into a patch of tall reeds, avoiding the mandarin lioats that pa-
A-sung
clamliered
up
the
side
and
game. Both were interesteil. The pitch­ i an identification goes along with the di- the Erckinann-Cliatrian country as “Old
where they both lay panting until their • trolled the river.
reached tho dork with difficulty l»e- ers were being hit hard, there were | ' rectory that practically prevents a man V etter Michel, made a wonderful ex­
pursuer gave up the search.
hibition of his undiminished jirowees one
A sung asked the steward for an ex­
Tlie girl was quite pretty, but roggtsl planation of this difference, and learned tween the boarding nettings. There many long flies caught and they en­ from losing himself."
day. Although he has passed his eight­
was
no
challenge.
All
was
still
on
joyed
it.
Finally,
however,
an
idea
oc
Here
the
professor
produced
a
nickel
and covereti with bruises. She was cry- | that the exalted emperor at Peking ob-
ieth year, the lively old gentleman act­
board. Several dark figures were curved to Mrs. Sawyer.
ing with pain and fright. A-sung’s eyui ject<«d to opium I wing importisl into the stretched
[plated instrument of his own invention ually climbed to the top of the sjiire of
out
on
the
deck
forward.
'
"Senator,"
she
said,
“
that
is
not
fair;
'
for taking head me-isnrements. The
filie«! with tears of sympathy.
land, and therefore it was sometimes
He darted aft. The second mate was they ¡mt only three men away out in the j production of this device caused Pro­ the jiarish church of Saar-Alben, which
"Was that your father?’’ lie asked pity- * smuggled.
is 132 feet high. There he stayed some
in
a
profound
slumber»
breathing
heav
­
field
and
let
all
tho
rest
stand
around
j
Ingly.
As for the boats that catue ojienly he ily. He shook the officer, but found it the diamond. They make these three 1 fessor Bradley to branch off somewhat minutes, turning tiie weathercock round
“No, venerable sir.” sobbed the girl. ' RUppoeed that they found means “to
into phrenology. He explained that the and round, ami pe» forming a few other
ini|HM<sil»le to awake him. The drugged men work too hard. You must see the [
“He Ih’ught. me
cover up men’s ears and eyes." meaning, cigars liad done their work effectually. manager and tell him to scatter hi» men human head was a glolte like the earth, gymnastic feats. He then came down
“Oh!” saul A sung, with contempt at {»erhapa, that they bribed the mandarins.
but not so large, of which the meridian again as quietly r nd composedly as he
the thought of helping a slave girl. But This was tn 1843, and the steward’s ex­ He glancetl fearfully around. One ^f ont." The senator thought her idea ex­ line ran around the head through the had ascended, amid the cheering of the
the
jiirat«'
boats
was
dos«»
at
hand,
loom
­
cellent.
and
tho
next
day
he
hunted
np
ears and eyes.
his better feelings pn v.iih d. Ho felt in , planation was probably correct.
crowd of admirers. The athletic world
his |MM*ket and drew out two pieces of , A sung was much interested in the ing np darkly ¡»rojwdled by. gr«*at nnm- the manager. “You seem to win all
PRIVATE NVMIiERS.
will surely acknowledge “Vetter Mi­
ber
of
<»ars.
Wild
with
fright,
A-aung
right,” said he, “but I don't like the
cash and a ball.
"In addition to the public number chel” to be tho champion grand old man
boarding nettings, which were triced up
“Take these.” he said. “I’m sorry for every night from the rail to the rigging, rushed forward to the forecastle scream­ way you place your men. I want you above given," continued Professor Brad­ of the profession, although less sympa­
after this to scatter them ont more.
you. Better wait till ho go« s to ah»op 'nit's«» were for protection against night ing:
“Pirates! | irates! Ahoy, hi yi!”
Put more in tiie outfield, and don't have ley, "every man will have a private thetic criticswill ¡»robablysay that there
before yon go back.” Then he rose and attacks by Chinese pirates, who were
The men on deck were all in a leaden thnu all standing about the pitcher.”— number, which he can change at will. is no fi»«il like an old fool.—Pall Mall
crept cautiously away so as not to attract many and dangerous in those waters.
His public number and name is never Gazette.
attention In n little while he reached But what excited his greatest interest slumber, but some of the watch had Sporting Life.
changed, except by law. You know men
evidently sneaked below on finding that
the village
Color or Natural Wool.
Mon«* wall jRckftoa'n Death.
sometimes have their names changed by
was th»» practice at the big guns.
the mate had gone to sleep.
A h he approached he saw two foreign­
There are certain fallacies abroad con­
Historians always stop to describe the statute. The advantage of U-ing able to
At first the loud reports nearly made
At
A
sung
’
s
cries
three
sailors
rushed
ers <»n hors« b i< k in the street surrounded him jump out of his blue and gold »lip­
dying of Wolfe and Montcalm, the two change the private number is easily cerning the ¡>ro|» r color of natural wool
by mure than
children, who were pers, but h« s«»on iRt'auie acuustomed to on deck. Though confused, they com- op[.~ing commanders in the battle of shown. Say Moore’» private number is and of natural silk, too, for that matter’
prvhviid«-«I
in
a
moment
the
imminent
dancing about and shouting. “Cooc-che! the noise. The cannon were touched off
Queliee. But their deaths were simply 12. and he gives it away. Some other so that a furnisher is very often com­
cooe-che!” (Throw .a»h.) The grown with aj.s»ri stick, in primitive fashion, danger, and sprang forwanl to the pivot heroic compansi with the Christum fellow attempts to ¡H-rsonate him by pelled to keep his "natural" wool under
gun
auiidship©
By
that
time
th»
piraS»
jMSiple crowd, d the doorways enjoying and at night some of these were al
using his name and number from some wear of a de, id,.dly gray color, and his
death of Stonewall Jackson.
the sport. 'J'he two nu n were laughing ways kept burning near the mainmast I m mt was almost alongside, and sudden­
About 1:.K> on the day of his death he other town. As soon ns the matter pasm-s •natural silk ditto of a rich salmon
ly then* burst from her crowded deck
heartily, and scattering handfuls of coj»- in readiness for a sudden attack.
the most frightful din of gongs and was told that he had about two hours to through the directory office two postal ¡nnk. which he furthermore is exiiected
|»er cash to s«s» the children scramble for
“Venerable young brother,” said the
live and he answered feebly but firmly. cante are sent—one to Moore at his to verify as living the natural color of
it. When they had emptied their piK’k- steward one day to A-sung, “how many savage y« Ils. together with a tierce din­ "Viry good; it is all right."
regular address, and the other to his the undyed thread. Now many alone
ets they nsle on. still laughing, an«l met dollars’ worth of opium do you think ar«» charge of musketry and gingals.
A few mements lwfi.ro he died he changed address. If there has lieen any hour s soak in the dye tub do both silk
Several large, flaming missiles were
A sung. The\ were dressed in white in this barbarian ship?”
thrown over the boarding nettings upon Cl. lout in Ks delirium: "Order A. P. monkeying it is detec ted right there, the and wool undergo to acquire the “nat­
linen, and one of them wore a Panama
“Venerable elder brother, I do not the deck. Three fell t ies«» to the pivot Hill to prepare for action. Pass the in- nnmlier is chang.d and further fraud ural color demanded by the public
hat, the oth< r a blue cap with a gold know,” replied A sung.
ami the customer is now so used to the
gun. when» they lay blazing and smok­ f.iu ry to the front rapidly. Tell Maj. prevented."
band. A sung rvc«»gniavd them ns ofll
“There are four hundreds of thou­ ing. emitting a must horrible ami suffo­ Hawks" then stopped, leaving the sen
"How long have von been workingun deception which his persistently false
evrs of the bark.
sands.” said the steward. “Verily it cating stench. Unable to endure it, the fence unfinishisl.
noti n compete the manufacturer to
this scheme?" asked the reporter.
“Bay. Pnott,” said the one witii the would lx» a rich prise for the pirates.”
Presently a smile of ineffable sweet-
“About eighteen years, but I've onlv practice that lie would not believe the
sailors wen* driven from the gnu.
hat. “then 's a I h » v that would suit tue.
Two w,s ks after A sung joined the
<>ne of them ran aft to the cabin, nesa spread itself over his ¡ale face and been pushing it strong for the last four r> al undyed fabric to lie genuine if he
S|M>ak to him.”
Harl««pun he asked th«» captain’s per- shouting “Honor Captain! Ladronee! then ho .«aid quietly an 1 with an ex­ year* I w.nt to Washington in 1887 saw it.-Clothier and Fnrnteher.
Th< > stopped, and Prescott addressed inisHh»ii t » go an«| pav his respects to lus
ladn’iivs!” Anotln r ran to the fore­ pression of relief: 'Let ns crossover the and got eight congressmen, four sena­
A Nimg in Chi in se.
V Big Bargain.
father. Capt. Denville grnuted hi« re- castle to arou <» his shipmates. The river and rest under the shade of the tors and Itv-Mdent Ulevelan I interested
“What is your name, boy?*
quest, and lie went ashore iu the corn- third •tiH’d ns if jxiralyxed. Aln .ndy the tries." And then, without pain or the in it for a time, bnt they ain't done
Tlie
new
girl
stood behind the counter
“A-sung, venerable sir,* replied
’s b at. With a light heart he pirates wen* grappling the ship and pre­ least struggle, his spirit passed.—Phila­ nothin to amonnt to anything. I reckon in a South End bake shop. A voutig
A «ung. “What is your name, vener­ prador
trudged away u ward the village, where paring to pour on boanh
delphia Press.
1'11 have to start the thing with private man walked briskly up aud laid ’down I
able sir?” he added politely,
At this perilous moment a desperate
capital. I think I can get some help to two cents, with the worda, "Two kisses." I
“Never min i,” rcplu I }*r«w'ott. “The hr was re, lived with great joy by hi«
Kleetrle
Reai«taneo
of
the
Bo«lv.
father and by his young friends and resolve insj.innl A-sung. Siiax» he had
start a weekly or monthly paper to ad­ withbtt1"S'' '7 ">"UH haVe bwn
venerable Ixml Captain Denville wants schtsdniatea.
Ln testa < n u nntnU»r of diffen-nt per­ vertise it It won t take much money; "'th two Of the White sugar and egg ,
can-. I this disaster I k » would at least do
a boy t«» serve him. I a * u «1 us to your
lie s|»rut a wry happy day. All the what he could to atone for it was his sons an electrician has found the ef­ the thing will pay ita way from the . rnctnres tn the sh-.wcase, bnt the new '
father, and op|M»se not,”
hil r i > f the villa .<• were eagerly pre­ thought. He drew a deep breath, and fective resistance on the human body to start."
vine ’ rtETT brou”ht "P >“ Thompson-
A-sung'« ryes >q<iiklvd joyfully. Has­ t paring
f i their Lantern Feast,” which ns the captaiu and Prescott n»ached the be h-sa to the alternating than to the
Besides the headometer and the di­ ville, chrnUd upon a stool and pir^j
tily he led th«' way along the granite
current in the same individual, rectory Professor Bradley has invented .
r"* ’'I* - • temptingly that the cus-
pavtn) Htr«« t. hii <I stopped lieforw a low, *as to take place that night. This is deck th« y row A sung dash forward direct
n th a great variation in the rvtusUnce a boggy wheel, an attachment for a t'“erkis7sV ‘■fra,,rdin~V '-argainí
neat house. Iiisctipti«»n« on n d paper the children’« festival in the spring, thnmgh the fumes of tho burumg “fire
when
they
are
allowed
to
have
their
own
t
either
current
in
different
persona.
pots.” seize a joss stick from the main­
piano to plsv any piece- of written mn-
and an urn f> r j< kmi stick« were at the
) tr.m.;,re¿WU WUt»-Sl-n«field
entrance. His father came to th© dour ws) in wen thing and iudulgv in merry­ mast ami touch off the h»ng eighteen In five subjects the resistance to a con­ MC mec hanically , has written a bc»k en­
making
to
their
hearts
’
content.
tinuous
current
of
fifty
volte
ranged
|M»under. There was a stunning report.
titled “ Die Sc ience of Mathematics "
—a grave, dignified farmer. A sung put
A sung wished to stay aahore that The pirate Ixmt was wrapped in siuoke, from 3.U20 to 10,(MM). The tests revealed cupynghted tw.. . al.ndars and written
his hands tog« th« r and saluted him with
. le , ,C.... T”
'"Juri..«*
night
in
order
to
take
part
in
the
fvetivi-
Incidentally
a
striking
difft
n
nce
in
tho
from which came fearful howl«, scroams,
the "Age of Beason" 4n several thou-
deep respect and said:
' 1
"ev-rding to Dr. G. W
ties.
but
a«
Capt
D
nviHe
would
expect
strength
of
current
different
individuals
groans. The gun hapjMMied to be
«rr
-
1,.^
aI1
the
j.)
j
“Venerable lather, here is the vener­
UoteGlube-
him to coinv vu tk»nrd he resolved to go trained exactly ujx»n the crowded deck <»tn endure.—Araansaw Traveler.
able lord ceptain and the tvnerable lord out
“ » . theme. A num of nervous tern-
<4»
the
«hip
with
the
wuiprador
in
’Never Mind,* who want a buy to serve the evening and ask leave of al eenoc till of the pirate» and Mug double shotted
UlflVrrut Way« of Looking at lL
» »
with canister the effect of the dis«, barge
SrinkaUlf
u ‘T,f
Ou»11 erton—Don't yon think it is »
s _ J
’lnri»s the
Self Winding Clocks.
A chain of synchronized self wj
clocks is being established hers th
the efforts of Henry Denver, inan»,
the Western Union Telegraph com
The time pieces do not obtain then
tive power from electrical action,
being subject to hindrances ress
from entire dependence on elec,
currents, but instead gains the nwa
force from the action of a finespj»
does an ordinary clock. Two suialL
of battery are placed in the top
case, connected with a magnet tm
to the lower part of the movem«^
the center wheel, driven by the un,
ing of the spring, advances, a I-,«
raised that unlocks the annatunM
lows it to spring back into positions
for winding. When the lever drj
circuit is instantly closed, the sphJ
ing wound by the pawl fastened 1
armature.
The action of winding breaks tbei
cnit when the winding is IUIni^
l’lie contacts are made so short tint
action of the Kittery is very slight!
enabling it to perform the work of J
ing for over a year without renew»
alteration. Each clock is provided!
a simple attachment by means of »j
its hands may be controlled autj
ically by electricity. To secure abed
uniformity of time throughout tbl
the clocks will be connected with al
wire just before 13 o'clock each!
During the brief period of conned
the standard clock at WashuJ
through the repeating lines takmj
session of the wire, temporarily coal
ing all clocliB in its circuit.—gpriiJ
Republican.
The Wilderness Cure for Impaired
m
Edward Sturtevant, son of D.
Sturtevent, of Albany, has been km
ing in the wilderness nil summer j
Old Valley Dodge, northerly of H
ville. He lives in a sliantv alone,!
for occasional visitors who share
hospitality.
I
Mr. Sturtevant entered the woodel
June, at the advice of bis pliyeiciuJ
seek restoration of impaired vision,
experiment has proved so ailvantaa
and beneficial that Mr. ¡Sturtevant I
poses to remain there during thecoJ
winter. He has sent home for bus
ter clothing to be forwarded to him.
Mr. Sturtevant is a machinist, snu
employed in the Edison electric I
machine works at Schenectady. Ini
sylvan retreat he whiles away the I
in reading, fishing and hunting. I
seems entirely content with his stimi
ings. The former vigor of his ■
nerves is rapidly returning, and lie!
concluded to remain in the woods I
a jierfect cure is attained.—Amstai
(N. Y.) .Sentinel.
I
A ICittvn’n Journey.
Miss Amelia McLogan reside»
Fourth street. A couple of weeh
an old cat which made its tempo
headquarters in the house in which
McLogan lives, was found to be
mother of a dozen or so kittens
morning, and four days after theM
of the brood Miss McLogan left fori
York to make some purchases f«
finn she represents. When she had (
the old cat discovered one of berk»
missing, and had been inagrestì
about it ever since. The young fj
was industriously searched for, bi
trace of its whereabouts could be n
until a letter was received from I
McLogan saying that on lmpsckiia
trunks she found the little one curls
and in good physical condition. I
gave the kitten to a chambernui
she did not care to bring it bsai
seems strange that a kitten leseti
week old could live in such » pM
Detroit Tribune.
Folding Napkins by Patter*
Commercial enterprise has rota
fresh field in the recent issue by a
York firm of |>aper patterns for fd
table napkins. This art lias up to
time lieen relegated to the butter«
parlormaid's repertoires, and Wl
ency or the reverse in its accw
merit has frequently been '•
tests of eligibility to service. I
however, this is done away with.:
the mistress of an estatiishnWH
have the knack at her tinger «R
teach the merest novice in her Ml
It is a question, however, if
versai knowledge will not ileprivel
iouable tables of one element of Wj
uality now imparted by the etj
napkin lore of some treasure of s'M
or Martha.—New York Tunes. I
ItogiiM Stamp*
A Hamburg firm ia nutkingij
by selling bogus Helig’l»D^ r
stamps to collectors in <H*ric"V
Boon a« the Anglo-German
concerning the island ■
there was a tremendous demanjj
old Heligoland stamps, an^l!j
went up to forty-five and Wj
apiece. The firm in question R
bought the Heligoland .»tamp
more than its value as '»Id nxj
has kept it a going day and ntfj
since. It has sold alrea ly 20.
has more orders in sight than ft•
At a recent meeting of th* P
stamp bourse in Berlin i; ®‘'*rew
stop the fraud was started. —
A ItellgiouN Ce»»«**
J
Something new in the < ,
under way in the village of
It is called a “religious crnitBJ
living taken under the dir*<jJJ
committee representing the
estant ‘churches of the vdMH
members of the committee of J
sistanta call at each hons* and
how many there are in the
church going age: what churcJ^J
tend, if any. or to what denjJJJJ
they have a predisposition-
sons are found who do not a
church they are also note! J**"!
bany Express.
A Mother'»
Judge Howell C. Glenn, ofj