Tillamook headlight., April 07, 1892, Image 3

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0OÙT The only Set of Abstracts in the County
Addies TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT CO
BRUSH.
lillaniook, Oregon
All Pari* A»t<»ni»he<L
gotton Katel, and throughout the valley
BILL NYE AS A JUSTICE.
MADE SOBER BY T
A few choice spirits in the Parisian
of the Chelif nothing was talked of but
DRESS WITH A HISTORY.
hi» approaching mairiage with Yamina. fashionable world are wearing flannels, Au Account of a ReiuarkabJe Marriage
flow
Dr. Keelev <’h i«e* Out
Whisky
with
straw
hat
and
chamois
leather
Ceremony
in
a
B
ihl
Country.
the daughter of the Aga of Djeudel.
m UI i <><>(<(.
One morning a long train of mule» Ihoes, in town this summer, just as they
I forgot to say that tile office of justice AT “THE GRAND DUKE” MANY
WHAT THE SOLDIERS WORE IN THE
Unless several rhou*and very intelligent
would
at
the
seaside.
The
daring
inno
­
of the peace was not a salaried one, but
was seen w ending toward town: Kadour-
You see their fragrant blossoms nodding,
BRIGHT ACTORS GOT A START.
Americans are in a grind conspiracy of
OLD COLONIAL DAYS.
Purple, crimson aud |iale rose blush,
ben-Cherifa and his mother were going vator who conceived this brilliant idea dependent upon fees, tlie cotrtity furnish­
falsehood or most egregiously mistaken.
On slender steins too slight to bear them
to buy the wedding present^. The Showed himself for the first time in this ing only the_copy of the revised statutes
Dr. Leslie K Keeley has invented an in
Without the Helping, hidden brush
whole day was spent by them in the guise in the Jardin de Paris two weeks and a woolsack, slightly and prematurely Newsboy aii<| Bootblack Vaudevilles Who fallible cure for drunkenness That thou How Part of the Uniform Hm Survived
Once Made a. New Sight for New York- hands have already been cured at his
To its brown arms, so strong and trusty.
bazars, choosing burnous shot with tince, and was much complimented by bald. So while 1 was called Judge Ny-e,
to the Present Day- The Origin of the
The little tendrils cleave and cling
er* Mo»t of Them Have Prospered and famous Institute at Dwight. Ills., is proved
•ilver, Smyrna rugs, amber necklaces bis friends, who immediately made up and frequently mentioned in the papers
Bine »nd Buff and W hat the Riflemen
The vine, unheld, iu dust were lying,
by what may be cal led universal testimony
•nd earrings, and while he fingered the their small minds to follow his lead. with great consideration. I was out of
Some Are Famous in a Way.
A fallen, bruised and do werless th It g.
If t^*re is one man who has tried the
Wore.
pretty jewels, the Hoss silks and tine What fun for the street boys! The fin coal about half the time, and once could
Two decades ago the Grand Duke Inet.r «I and failed, he is keeping very still
And yet the brush iuielf was barren,
stuffs Kailour thought only of Yamina lie siecles shame the women with their not mail my letters for three weeks be­
In the colonial days the militia wore
theater,
or newsboys’ playhouse, was one about it.
Uuuulekened at the summer'* klsa;
love
for
fine
clothes.
Colored
coats
have
cause
1
did
not
have
the
necessary
post
­
The Orient had regained him completely,
The doctor is criticised, however, for not the dress that they bad inherited from
It bore no scent or sign of blossom.
of
the
most
famous
institutions
of
this
quite
taken
the
place
of
black
for
balls
age. Friends iu the eastern state» may
but more by means of the force of
making his remedy public according to England. Three, at least, of those cos­
But now It blooms again like thia
habit and the influence of the atmos­ Slid parties with the younger members possibly recall the time when my corre­ metropolis. Today the projector and medical ethics and for liis extreme confi­ tumes have survived to the present day.
chief
manager
of
this
unique
resort
runs
I think It must forget the sadness
dence.
He is certainly not modest io One is that worn by the City Troop, of
of
the
community.
The
latest
fashion
spondence, from some unknown cause,
phere than by genuine heart Ixmds.
Of I is own broken life, and glow
nn express team from a stand in the New
speaking of his bi­ Philadelphia. Modifications, it is true,
Toward evening the train of mules In coats is olive green, with crimson fac­ seemed to flag. That was tiie time. Of Bowery. His name is Richard Burke.
With love fol all tile warmth and sunshine
chloride of gold.
course I could have borrowed tlie money,
That makes the sweet pease bud and blow
laden with couffins all puffed out with ings.
have been made in the hat from time to
‘I will,” he says,
But not content with getting them­ but 1 had, and still have, a foolish horror Dick Burke is not a large man phys­
treasures
turned
down
the
street
of
the
time, but they have been in detail of
‘take any drunk­
It may seem but a dreary failure,
ically,
but
he
is
a
person
of
acute
men
­
selves up like gaudy parrots or perform­ of borrowing money. 1 did not mind
[leadened and storm tossed, dulled wilt faubourg, when before the door of the
ard who has been form, and not at all in character. The
tal development. He is, as were all the
strife.
Arabian bureau they found their way ing monkeys, they must do the clown running an account, but I hated to bor­ leading newsboy players connected with
debauched and uniform was and is one of the handsom­
But It lias helped to bear the blossoms •
obstructed by u greater crowd. It was also. Their coats are of one color and row.
sodden for twenty est that was ever worn by a soldier.
the
original
Grand
Duke
theater,
a
typ
­
That crown another, fairer life
The first business that I had was a
years and make There is a company in Hartford which
a party of immigrants who had just ar­ lined with another, and so made that
—Bessie Chandler in Harper's Bazar
ical New Yorker. He was born in the
Inin sol>er in an
still wears scarlet coats and the hat of
rived from France: no preparations haa they can be tt—ned inside out. In the marriage ceremony. 1 met tlie groom on "Fourt” ward, and he knows about every
hour
1 will cut
the last century, which call to mind the
been made for their reception, and the middle of the evening, when the girls the street. He asked me if I could marry inch of Manhattan island. He sold news­
short his worst
British Grenadiers and the soldiers of
unfortunate strangers were vainly (en­ may possibly be tired (they think) of ad­ people. 1 said that I could to a limited papers as early as he was able to walk,
' spree In two hours.
extent.
He
said
that
he
wanted
to
get
miring
their
faces
or
their
green
get-up.
Frederick the Great. In Richmond.
treating aid and seeking information
I will take him to
and there never was a thing in or about
married.
I
asked
him
to
secure
the
vic
­
they
disappear,
turn
their
coats,
and
re
­
Va., there is a company that wearsan
Some of them were hoiielessly sitting on
perfect sobriety
Kadour-ben-Cherifa, sergeant major of their baggage, exhausted by their journey appear in vieux rose or "Eiffel" red—a tim, and 1 would get the other ingredi­ New York that Dick didn't know.
without nervous abominable hat, invented in the time of
Now that all the boys of that time are
the Algerian sharpshooters, was believed and annoyed by the curiosity of the transformation which earns them the I ents. He then wished to know where
the Stuarts, and possessing only the
shock or distress,
to be dying when lie was carried into old crowd: while to add to their misery applause of their own clan, and a fresh my office was. It occurred to me nt that grown to manhood, and many of them I In the meantime I will give him all merit of being historical.
I
are
firmly
fixed
in
tlie
real
theatrical
Rippert’* sawmill on the Sauerbach. For night was coming on, increasing with its batch of admiration from their partners I moment that there was uo tire in the
the liquor he wants, and in three days
IN REVOLUTIONARY TIMES.
five long weeks he lived as in a dream, darkness the desolateness of the unknown —poor dears—who are so simple that , stove: also, no coal: also, that the west | world, the story that Richard Burke can | after I take him he will refuse It. I will
In
the
war of the Revolution uni­
tell
of
the
old
days
in
the
cellar
at
21
do more for a liquor habitue in three
parched with fever and racked with the land. Kadonr looked ut the exiles me­ they do not notice how much their own I half of the stove had fallen in during
forms for the troops were out of the
pain of his wound. Sometimes he thought chanically, but he was, on a sudden, toilets lose by not having the usual black the night. So I said that I would marry i Baxter street has a peculiar interest, weeks than can be done for him else- question. It was simply impossible to
them at their home. He maintained i That cellar was a spacious affair, as cel- where on the face of the globe. I will procure the cloth from which to make
lie was in the battle again, shouting and seized with a strong emotion as he rec­ background. —Table.
place him where lie was before he ever
that his home was over eighty miles I lars go nowadays. It was entered by a tasted
bounding across the flax fields and hop ognized the dressof the old peasants, the
them, or the money to ¡my for them.
liquor, in fact, I will put him back
away and that it would consume too flat door, which opened from the street. to his early boyhood days. ”
The Robber’» Dog Was Tagged.
gardens of Wissebourg; at other times velvet bodices of their wives, and the
The difficulties in the way of Washing­
One dived down into this thespian home
he fancied himself once more at home in women’ll long hair, of the color of the
Chief of Police Speers received a letter much time to go there.
The doctor does not exactly claim the ton and the Continental congress in this
“Where are you stopping at? I in­ instead of climbing upward. The fur­ power to work miracles, but this comes respect have already been fully explained.
Algiers with his father, the kaid of Mati- ripe harvest. In another minute his for from the chief of police at Kokomo, Ind.,
nishings
were
primitive
in
the
extreme.
quired
—
using
the
Pike
county
style
of
very
near it. The method is simple
The
matas.
As for Washington, he adopted a simple
gotten dreams had become reality, for stating that a daring burglary had re­
At last he onene 1 his eyes and became he saw before him tlie soft features and cently been committed in that town. syntax in order to show that I was one There was not even a raised stage. The patient is required to observe regular uniform of blue and buff for general offi­
boy
actors
played
their
parts
on
the
same
habits,
tal
e
a
dose
of
bichloride
of
gold
of
the
people.
dimly consciu.n .,l being in a cool, clean golden hair of Katel. Yes. there she The robbers who did the work, the letter
cers, which may have been suggested, as
“Well, wo met here, sipiire. She floor from which the spectators ap­ every two hours and submit to four hypo has been intimated by a high authority,
room, with white curtains at the win­ stood with old Rippert, her mother, and stated, hail a dog with them, and there
dermic injections of some unknown prep
plauded.
dows. and outside green branches wav­ all the little children, far away from the was also a dog on the premises of the man como in on the Last Chance stage, and
About the only accessory that the cel­ aration per day Ordinary cases of the by the Whigs and the Scotch Covenant­
ing. and light clouds passing before the sawmill on the rippling Sauerbach, which whose house was burglarized. The two I’m camped up in Gov’inent canyon, not
lar
boasted was a curtain of bedticking, opium habit are cured in from eight to ers, but which were more likely inspired
sun Near his bed sat a little sister of still flowed past the abandoned home.
dogs got to fighting, and the robbers’ fur from Soldier crick. We can go out
days, but it is an odd fact that by the uniform of the Blues, in which
which
hid tlie players from the people. twenty
longer time is required to cure a woman
charity, watchful ami <piiet. wearing in­
dog was killed and its owners left its there, 1 reckon."
Lord Fairfax, Washington’s friend, was
“Kadour!"
There
were
about
seven
boys
in
the
1 did not mind the ride, so I locked my
thana man
Any man, Dr. Keeley says, an officer.
deed no silver cross, no rosary, no veil,
carcase in the yard where it fell.
“Katel I"
office, secured a book of forms and meet­ original Grand Duke company, headed can be cured in three weeks and any
but. instead, two long braids of yellow
Around
the
deml
animal
’
s
neck
was
a
It was a plain, pleasing uniform, not
He turned pale and she blushed
1 by Teddy Sullivan and Dick Burke. woman in four, this time lieiug allowed
hair falling over a black velvet bodice. slightly.
collar: and fastened to it was a Kansas ing the young ]>eople at the livery stable
brilliant, but eminently fitting to the
for the worst cases
They
had
no
paid
tutors.
Schools
of
act
­
went
out
with
them
and
married
them
From time to time some one would call
wearer and the cause of which he was a
In a few minutes the exiles' difficulty City dog tag that showed that it had
Branch institutes have been established
ing did not flourish then. As Burke ex­
"Katel, Katel!” and the peasant girl was settled. The Raid's house was large been issued in 1889. Chief Speers in a rambling, desultory sort of wav.
at Philadelphia, White Plains, N. Y., and leader. It was late ip the war when an
plains,
"They
went
to
the
real
theaters
The
bride
was
a
peri
from
Owl
creek,
would go on tiptoe out of tlie room, and and the immigrants were welcome to turned the letter and the number of the
Blair, Neb
’’Neurasthenia*'is the enemy enlisted man’s uniform was buff and
and caught onto their pieces.”
Dr. Kelley aims at—that is, degeneracy or blue, and then only on ¡taper. The only
then the invalid would hear a clear young install themselves therein until their dog tag over to the city clerk, who by wearing moccasins of the pliocene age.
WHERE THEY PLAYED.
The
rich
Castilian
blood
of
the
cave
loss of tone in the nerve tissue, which is clothes that were obtainable were the
voice which seemed to him as refreshing little portion of land was accorded them. looking over the records for 1889 found
They played mainly negro sketches in
as the sound of tlie brook that ran mur­ Quickly the mother gathered up the the name of the man to whom the tag dwellers mantled in her cheek along that old cellar at the corner of Baxter the great curse of modern civilization, the very best for actual service. A h early
cause
of insomnia, irritability, insanity
His residence was with tlie tiavy bine blood of Connecticut and Worth streets, and many of the
muring under the window’s of the mill.
as the French and Indian war Washing­
bundles and called together her children, had been issued
and a hundred lesser evils One of the
on her father's side. Her hair was like
Kadour was ill for a long time, but who had begun already to play with the given as East Seventeenth street.
ton, as the commanding officer of the
strangest
features
of
the
case
is
that
men
“
kids
”
played
better
than
they
knew,
When the city clerk looked in the the wing of a raven, and she wore a for nearly all of them have since distin­ who have been at Dwight are eager to pro­ Virginia militia, urged Governor Din-
the Ripperts took such good care of hi in little natives: pell mell they were all put
that his wounds healed, and they con­ in the couffins among the silks and pre­ directory to see if the man still resided tiara of clam shells about her beetling guished themselves before the public on claim the fact, instead of concealing their widdie to provide the troops with the
cealed him so cleverly that the Prussians cious stuffs, and Katel laughed merrily on East Seventeenth street he found brow. Her bracelet was a costly string the professional stage. It was a time former condition they revere it and rejoice Himpleand useful dress of the hunter, and
were not able to send him to die of cold at finding herself mounted in such grand opposite the name in brackets the words, of front teeth, selected from the early set­ ripe for such an innovation. There was greatly in the cure
afterward, in the Revolution, he urged
Curious and important facts have thus that as many as could should procure
in a casemate at Mayence. Soon he be style on an Arab mule. Kadour laughed, “Removed to Kokomo, Ind.” The au­ tlers ut the foot of Independence moun­ a chivalric spirit abroad in the breasts
tain.
Witli
tlio
shrewdness
of
a
Yankee
been
brought
to
light,
not
the
least
curious
this comfortable dress, which, as it was
gan to talk, showing his white teeth; then too. but less heartily, and with a sort of thorities at Kokomo have been notified
and the hauteur of the savage she com­ of the youth of the land which made of which is that three-fourths of the mor the costume of the riflemen, struck ter­
—Kansas City Tinies.
he took a few steps round the room, with suppressed delight.
deeds of heroic strength and valor rank phine victims are physicians In the insti
bined
the
grotesque
grammar
of
Pike
ror to the heart of the enemy.
one sleeve hanging empty and a great
As night was falling round and the
county and the charming naivete of the high. Ned Buntline was recounting tutes there are two classes—the jovial ami
A Snake in the Water Pipe.
The riflemen of the last century wore
gaping hole in the midst of the embroi air growing cool he wrapped his former
the deeds of Buffalo Bill in the New the morose, the former are the whisky
cow
puncher.
Site
was
called
Beautiful
An incident happened in The Tribune
dery, and his arm still bandaged and nurse in n beautiful striped burnous, one
York Weekly. Leon Lewis was writing drinkers, the latter the morphine users. loose fitting tunics or jackets made of
Snow.
But
I
think
it
was
mostly
in
a
helpless. Then he went every day into of the wedding presents, embroidered building which may lie an effectual
of the adventures of daring youths in The latter live very much to themselves homespun. While the rest of mankind
the little garden, anti Katel would bring with pearls, and with its soft folds fall­ warning against drinking water from spirit of banter. She was also no longer The Ledger. Everywhere bravery show while under treatment, form no clubs,ami wore breeches they wore trousers.
out a little rug seated armchair for the ing round her and the fringe glistening open faucets or from any vessel in the young. 1 asked her, with an air of bad­ ed its front. It was not unnatural, there­ once away from the place rarely mention They were, indeed, the first to introduce
it. The liquoritrs, however, not only or
that useful garment, but the trousers
invalid, putting it down in the warmest brightly she sat motionless and smiling, dark. Mrs. Finn, oneof the women who inage, if she remembered Pizarro, but fore, that these New York newsboys ganize
all sorts of social affairs while at
corner by the wall, where the grapes looking like a blonde houri escaped from clean the offices, was drawing water from she replied that she was away from should strive to do and dare for them­ the institute, but express regret on leav did not closely resemble those of our
a faucet at a sink on the seventh floor home when lie came through. Thecave selves, and, adopting the buskin, cleave lug, revisit the place with delight and own time. Instead of being tight above
ripened the earliest, and Kadour. who, the harem.
dwellers were a serious people. Their
being a kaid's son. had studied in the
As Kadour gazed at her a thousand when she was startled by the sudden ap­ I plumbing was very poor indeed: so also their own career iu the face of many dif­ form "Bichloride clubs” in cities wheie the knee, they gave free play of the
muscles of the leg. and were gathered
Arabian college at Algiers, would thank mad projects crossed his mind. He pearance of an extremely lively snake
enough of them can get together
ficulties.
Many of the patients at Dwight Imte close nt the ankle by buttons, so that
her in French, which sounded a little would break his troth with the Aga's about two feet long. Mrs. Finn wasn't were their jokes. Iler features were
They were strong, healthy, sensible
rather
classic,
however,
and
—
I
was
'
been professional men. including several they were not like the awkward flapping,
barltarous, mingled as it was with bono daughter and marry Katel—none but looking for snakes or thinking about
r.boat to say clean ent, but on more ma­ boys, and they knew that in minstrelsy preachers and a very large? proportion of catch all impediments of today. These
bezeff and niaeach bono.
Kate) for him. And some day they them just then, and when this one ture thought I will not say that. Her j they had their forte. That they did not talented newspaper writers.
clothes were ornamented with furix>
Without sns] * ting it the young Turk would be returning together from the emerged from the faucet she dropped her
Conspicuous among the latter was Opie lows or raveling« of the materials of
was bright and pierc.ng. It resem­ aspire to the higher distinction of play­
was falling under aspell The easy gay- city, all alone in a lane of oleanders, she mop ami pail and fled screaming through nose
ing Shakespearean parts only emphasizes Read, of The Arkansaw Traveller, and he which they were made, a fashion that
bled
the
breastbone
of
a
sandhill
crane.
ety of tlie French maiden, who lived as smiling at him on the mule's back, he the corridors and down the stairs.
The groom was a man of great cour their good sense. So they played in is enthesiantic, imieed, over the results, has been always popular with frontier
The janitor finally caught her and ob­
free as a lard, lu-r lace unveiled even in holding her bridle as at present. Eager­
age and held human life at a very low black faces, and those famous old time but some of his statements have a very Americans.
tained
a
somewhat
incoherent
explana
­
the opt n air, and her window unbarred, ly. still dreaming, he gave the signal for
figure. That is why he married Beauti­ sketches, “Beasley's Dog" and "The doubtful ring, as. for ínstame, this little
THE RIFLEMENS DRES&
astonished while it fascinated him. It the departure of the train, but Katel tion. Seizing a stout stick, the janitor ful Snow without any fliuching; also Coming Man." figured conspicuously in testimonial ‘When I was al Dwight a
Swede was employing a crippled old horse
hurried up to the seventh floor, where
The American riflemen wore the dress
was so very different from the walled stoppi'd him. saying in her soft voice:
their
repertory.
The
elite
as
well
as
the
why 1 have refrained from mentioning
in hauling beer to a Swede settlement a
up life of his countrywomen, with their
“Wait a minute. Here conies my he found the snake crawling in lively his name; also why 1 kissed the bride. I ragtag and bobtail of the town dived few miles beyond the town One day as that was in its time the best possible
fashion
over
the
tiled
floor
The
janitor
service uniform. It was an ample pro­
white, lemon scented veils.
down
into
tlie
dingy
cellar
to
witness
husband.”
he was passing the Keeley institute the
did not yearn to kiss her. There were
Katel. on her part, thought the
Katel was married. Poor Kadour!— was not frightened, and he soon crushed others who had claims on me, but I did the antics of the merry lads. The Grand horse failed under his load ami fell ex tection from the weather, for it might
stranger a little too dark skinned; but From the French of Daudet iu Buffalo the reptile's head. It was a common not wish to give needless pain to the Duke Alexis, on his memorable visit to haunted in the gutter Oneof the doctors be of cotton in summer and of wool in
water snake, not [misonous. but a de­
he had such a frank face and lie hated Express.
America, was a distinguished auditor of the place, seeing the misfortune that winter. It was not burdensome, it
cidedly unpleasant thing to come across groom, and so- 1 did it. He had no 1 on* night. In fact, the theater ufterward had befallen, gave the horse a couple of in ¡lermitted the unobstructed use of al) the
tlie Prussians so! One thing displeased
money,
but
said
that
he
had
a
saddle
Too Though t fu'.
wearer’s ¡lowers, It did not distract him
in water used for drinking purposes.—
jectlons of the gold
The poor animal suf
her terribly, and that was that over
which, if I conld use, 1 was welcome to. had its best known title from this august fered in the ditch for awhile, ami then got by ¡s‘tty annoyances. The shoes were
In a tiny seaport village there was in­ New York Tribune.
there in Algeria u man might have sev­
potentate,
who
smiled
and
paid
fur
his
I did not have anything to put tlie sad­
up as strong as ever
But do you know closed and guarded by the buttoned
eral wives. She could not understand stalled as |>ost master, not lung ago, a
dle on at home, but rather than return fun at the newsboys’ theater.
that forever after that horse refused to bottoms of the trousers, so that during a
Price of Peanut» fining Up.
that, and one day when Kadour, totease man whom everybody had always looked
There
w:is
one
typical
episode
in
the
haul the beer wagon? lie would draw the
handed 1 took it.—Bill Nye in
Hard days are coining for those who ! 1 empty
her, said in his foreign jargon, "Kadour upon as a quiet, well meaning person,
career of this juvenile lyceuui to which ginger ale and brown pop, but he wouldn't long march dust and gravid did not in­
Century._____________
trude to the wounding of the feet and
Mr. Burke still refers with pleasure. move a step if there was beer on board.”
soon marry—have four wives—four"— who minded his own affairs. Whether love to crack un i munch the savory pea­
Lovs of Old England,
the laming of the men. The hat was a
About the time that the Ixiys' theater
the girl exclainuxl angrily, "Four wives? his elevation to office changed his nature, nut, and the small boy es[>ecially can
soft wide brimmed felt, not pressing too
A Legacy Lout by < i»rcl«-Mwii»*i»n.
or only served to develop a trait of char­ prepare for misery, for the price of the ! When Mr. Christie Murray started for was in progress James Gordon Bennett
Oh, the villain, the pagan!"
No matter how carefully a lawyer draws much on the head and shading the eyes.
The Turk burst out laughing as glee acter which had long been waiting a peanut is moving skyward. The high 1 Australia the anchor of hi» vessel in waa organizing soiiphou.se» throughout
will. Home other Inwyer.caii be found to
The accouterment of the rifleman con­
fully as a child; then, suddenly growing chance to display itself, no one knows; price is due. it is said, to the short crojis Plymouth sound brought up a quantity the city. One niglit a swell party en­ a pick
flaw» hi it .S J Tilden ww» oneof sisted of what was useful to him. Of
of Devon mild and ooze, which in the tered the cellar. Among the visitors
serious aud silent, lie fixed his great but the fact remains that curiosity, of a of last year and the year before. The I conrse
America’s great lawyer«, and left a will all the soldiers of his time he alone wore
of a day or two, under a snmmer
dark eyes upou her face. That was the most intense and persistent kind, seemed best grade of Virginia hand picked pea­ sun. baked into a stiffish earth. Half by­ was Tony Pastor. Each person put written by l>im«eif, in which tie could de­ a body licit. Into this Isdt he stuck a
to take possession of him from the very nuts is now selling at nine and a half
down a dollar for his entrance fee.
beginning.
tect no defect
Yet, hardly wmm it pub
hunting knife, with which he cut bis
cents a pound, and it is stated by dealers way of a sentimental joke and half seri­
ACTINO FOR CHARITY.
libbed after hi» dentil w hen Home of the
Kadour, completely cured, went homo day he assumed his new position.
ously,
he
took
a
cubic
inch
or
there
­
Nobody could accuse him of holding that soon the price will be ten cents a
The souphonne business was upper­ hei th began a legal light that butted for fuel, his food, or his pathway through
to his father, and one can imagine the
abouts of this English soil, placed it in
the forests. His weapon was better than
festivities that were held in his honor letters up to the light to decipher their pound. The peanuts coming to this an envelope, and determined to carry most in everyI mn I v ’ s mind, and Pastor years. The «nme atate of . iFair» exists in that issued to the troops opposed to him,
England, but in the recent <
of Totten
market
are
mostly
from
Virginia.
The
contents,
or
of
reading
postal
cards,
be
­
had
recently
created
a
fund
for
its
sup
­
in the laud of the Matimatas. The reed
this morsel’of ol<l England with him on port. J. J. McCloskey, the playwright hain verHua Ely, on trial at I. uidon, care­ and the British soldier with his Brown
flutes and the little drums played their cause he was never seen doing such Virginia nut is medium sized, with a his travels.
well
defined
and
pleasant
flavor.
The
things:
but
in
what
other
way
he
could
and then actor, was one of the ¡»arty. lessness was shown to have played a large Bess feared the Yankee rifle. Finally
sweetest airs to welcome him. and when
his cartridge boi and canteen were car­
Many months afterward a pastoralist What did he do but spring up in the part.
North
Carolina
nuts
are
smaller
than
the
have
acquired
his
knowledge
of
people's
the old kaid, seated in his doorway, saw
The late lx>rd Ely Itequeathed £2,000 to ried from bis shoulders. This was a
np country, whose guest Mr. Murray
coming down the cactus walk the be­ private affairs it was certainly difficult Virginia, but have alxiut the same kind was, begged this bit of earth from him. middle of the ¡»erformance and make a his cousin, Adam R. C. Ix/ftun, son of hi» virtue of the period, however, for a hun­
of inside shell.—New York Times.
ringing speech calling upon those pres­ late uncle, the Rev l/>r<l Adam R. C
loved son whom he had thought dead he to imagine.
dred years ago no soldiers carried weight
"You'll be going back there," he said, ent to contribute to the soup fund.
A lady in the village was anxious to
Ixiftus, unless he Mhould immediately on
trembled as if with ague under his
“and I never shall. I've been away
A Pro<ll|fnl Indeed.
the teMtator’s death succeed to the title of on their waists.
Dave
Conroy,
one
of
the
boy
players,
have
a
message
reach
a
friend
on
a
cer
­
white bunions. For a whole month .
It is probable that the absence of uni­
Pater—My son. beware of young from home for sixteen years and I'd leaped to his feet and declared that the Marquis of Ely The name "Adam R. C
there was an uninterrupted series of diffas tain day by the beat which took the
value that bit of Obi England more than Grand Duke company woald give an en­ Loftus” was a mistake of the draftsman forms greatly assisted the American
Blinks.
He
’
«
a
upend
thrift,
and
plays
mail
to
a
neighboring
town,
and
hastily
and fantasias, all the Raids and Agas o'
| the Kohinoor." “When next 1 passed tertainment to help the cause. Others for that of ”lx»rd (J H Ixjftus.” Parol army in its struggles with the well clad
and loose with his cash.
the neighborhood disputed for the honor writing a few lines on a [lostal she fast
is allowed to explain latent am
enemy. The dress of the period was
Son—Never knew that of I him, and 1 his way.” says Mr. Murray, “1 found of the boys seconded the motion, and it i evidence
signed
simply
her
initial
and
slipped
the
biguit:es, but here the ambiguity waa certainly not calculated bi aid action.
of entertaining Kadour-ben-Cherifa. and
don’t think you can prove your state» I that he had ridden sixty miles (out and was carried amid enthusiasm.
card
with
several
letters
into
the
box.
patent—that Ison the face of the will—as
every evening in the Moorish cafes he
, home) to buy a little plash stand and a
On a later night a special programme the gifl was to a nonexistent ¡»arson, and It is almost hniMwsible to imagine any­
The next night wbee site went for her nient.
was entreated to describe the battles in
thing that could make a lighting man
glass
shade
for
the
precious
trifle."
—
Pater
—
1
can.
I
saw
him
buying
for
a
was
arranged,
th«
sou|»house
lienefit
Mr Justice Kekewich refused to permit
mail the postmaster ha.ided her back the
more ineffective than the heavy hats,
which he had fought.
London News.
parol
evidence
to
l»e
adduced
lady
in
his
company
three
p*?arw
and
a
was
given
an
<1
$150
was
realized,
which
But alas! all these fetes and honors postal.
the
full, long skirted coats, the skin
This
is
certainly
hard,
and
as
the
will
peach,
with
the
air
of
one
who
was
doing
was
handed
over
to
Mr.
Dennett.
Thia
•1 saw, Miss Green," he remarked,
8t«*el Divining Rods.
did not make him happy. Iu the midst with a bland smile, “that you hadn't an ordinary act. —Pittsburg Bulletin.
was succeeded by other entertainments gave him another designation Issddes his tight breeches and the leather stocks
some
A
man
in
San
Francisco
has
of the souvenirs of his childhood., his finished that card, having left off with
name, namely, "sou of my late uncle,” and with which custom clothed the British
queer divining tods. They are four of a charitable nature, heartily entered mm he wmm . I»oth al the date of the will and soldier. Most of the muscles of the body
horses, his greyhounds, his anas and the first letter of some word, doubtless
Big M om , til toe. In New York Suburb*.
into
by
the
Grand
Duke
boys,
until
their
on the death of the testator, the only sur­ wore cased in. and wore directed to pre­
slender pieces of steel, tapering to a
all the splendors of his father's mansion, an important one. 1 knew you'd slipped
Policeman John 11. Mullen, of the
theater gained a wide reputation, not
there was one thing wanting—the art­ it in with your letters by mistake, so Tremont station, was accused of having point at one end and flattened out at the only for its uniqueness, but for the prac­ viving child of that uncle, some attempt serving the rod like stiiTn',"S which was
might have liwn made to obtain the legacy
less, merry laugh of Katel. The little 1 sa ed it for you!"—Youth's Companion. been off post an 1 lying in a field. He other, with notches in the extremities tical g'xxl it was doing. But all this for him on the ground that the rest of ths prescribed by the drill master It is
like the notches in an arrow. Two are
easy to understand how. other things
perpetual prattling of the Arab women,
admitted that he was in the field, and an inch shorter than the others. Two couldn’t last. The boys gr» w to man- description of him was a falsa demonstra being equal, men whose clothes per­
which had once made his heart beat
A Trick of the Wires,
excused his conduct by saying that mos­ persons use them, each taking hold of hood and the things of the old time were tio Still this would l»e dangerous, as a mitted them to be active and agile could
with pleasure, now fatigued and an­
swept away. Teddy Hull i van was teatatcr might intend the gift for a person
A prominent Denver iaan was married quitoes up that way were a* big as but­
noyed him; he would not admire their leci'tilly with great eclat, tint he is al­ terflies, and he hail lain down with his one long and one short rod with the drowned at the Fulton strwt ferry three wliose dentil he had not heard of, and not easily overcome the buckram men. who
thumb
and
forefinger
and
holding
them
for the person who *n**t answered the de­ had to shoot over leather stocks.—Har­
orange flower wreaths aud wide trousers ready unhappy. He i, unhappy b -otuse face in the sod to avoid them.—New
out horizontally with the Lands close or four years ago. Two others of the scription at the time of the execution of per's Weekly
of a rose color satin, but thought only an Associated Prt ss dispatch which an­ York Sun.
Grand
Duke
actors
are
now
robust
and
the will aud the le» ta tor’s death.
together. Th»* notches are pressed to­
of a pair of long braids having no pearl nounced that he had married a hand­
gether. In a few minutes the rods move popular policemen. Harn Bernard is a
The Chewing Gum Habft.
Pen Made Money.
ornaments, yet shining like golden some Colorado woman was m’xed in
variety agent, and has made money and
The Ancient Vine nt K.impton Court.
A prominent New York physician told from side to side, or np and down, point­ reputation also as a Dutch comedian,
Regularly every Rix month* the treas­
threails under the setting sun in a little transmission, and he now lias the reputa­
For centuries the great grapevine al
ury department r ■ ■••m either a twenty
»>ern an object of in
Alsatian garden far away And yet, if tion of having married a handsome col­ me a few day» ago that the couetant ing. it is said, to that part of the room Jack Conway is of the vaudeville firm of Hampton Court
chewing of gum ba* produced weak where coins or jewelry may be conceal­ Conway and Dempsey. Mic hael Coyne trrent to people win» visit that historic or fifty dollar bill which. from all ap­
Kadour would but look about him, ored woman.—Detroit Free Press.
mind* in fourteen ca»-» of young girl» ed. Some persons cannot use the rods, fs a partner in the ’’teains” of Sheehan English locality Each eeaaon it renews pearance*, m-ti .id of L-nig made from a
be could see n pair of beautiful black
now under treatment, the conatant move­ but those who can may easily find the and Coyne, and the tw’o seldom work its youth, and the present year It has dons plate, i* executed entirely with a pen.
•yes made languid with kohl watching
More Than <>•« *®r«
Bench.
ment of the mouth causing too great a hiding place of any valuable.—New York for less tbsn $200 a week. Dave Conroy better than ever, producitlg 1*0<JO bunches The work is of a very high order, and
him from behind the grated windows of
"There goes a man who is said to have
of magnificent gra|>es. all of which are the
San.
*n old Agn's house not far distant Ka­ •massed a fortune while on the bench.'' strain on the head. - -Ladiex Home Jour­
and Jack Dailey are of t »<• funny Four property of the queen But while ths vine several time* thew bill» have defied de­
nal.
_______________
tection and p is-ed on their tour of cir­
Worth
Thinking
Over.
dour cared nothing for them; what he
Hiramrocks,
who
are
also
very
well
paid.
“Whoever said that is utterly ignorant
tlonrishea, ths ambitious creations of man
h nged for was Katel'» quick glance of the possibilities of watchmaking.
Young Mr. Garter—Is your »later in, Frank Bush, oneof the bn2 He t of the thereabout decay The task of renewing culation unhindered The counterfeiter
Last year the inti mal revenue from
round the sick room to see if anything One's happy if he can make a living at it. ■ cigarettes was over (AJO.OOO. The in- Harry?
Grand Duke lights, is known everywhere» ami replacing some of the carved work in teem* to lx» a genius who yearn» for no­
Little Harry Clasp—Ye*. But she for his quaint mimicry of Hebrews. He the Fountain court at the palace has toriety, an he could not make Ilia living
were wanting for his comfort: he sighed
“Oh, he's not a watchmaker; bee • crease over the year before was $1+5.000.
ts?en completed and th« result is some­ by hi* peumanalvp
The culprit ha» not
for the blue eye* in which the light judge."—Jewelers Circular.
j And thi» indicates the increase of the isn't going to receive any gentlemen after is rich J<M>* and the manag*-r wrhu hires what
peculiar
Of the forty or fifty carved yet been captured, although effort» have
played as brightly as in drops of clear
him has to pay $?»H) a w«*ek.
J consumption of the deadly article. Dur­ this unlea* he come» in a dre»» suit.
hemin which adorn the court, it was dhoov
Ixa-n made to find him, and it is lalieved
•i nng water.
The old cellar is now used for other ered
A Girl's Cariosity.
ing the year boy» and young men con­ 1 Mr. Garter—Why? What brought her
that nine bail crumbled or were fast that he ha» h id the plenMire of view^qf
to
that
deci»ion?
purposes.
Its
walls
never
again
will
Little by little, however, the tender
He (reading)—Then their lip* met. sumed 2.250.000.000 of these little paper
crumb]
have found
Hal
e B
»rm of those blue eye», mingled with •nd----
. roll» of poi»on. TTjer^rynUjtRudcyif
• memory of his ¿onvaleacence and
BLe ,üitemHAUL¿i=^gMJlAJiaMÍÍ»
I have learned a beautiful leason.
Taught by the *weet|x-aM »tandlnf there.
Those little clouds of sunset glory
Caught out of time In morning air.
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