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í ' righ t/ thousand trains, handling over twenty million passengers, came and went at the present station. TOPICS O f THE TIMES » [ilTOWALS . The cry “ Back to the Farm” pro ceeds chiefly from persons who have l * VV V V •£• »i* V » j »¿« «gì •*• achieved position and wealth by ways as remote as possible from the corn It may be necessary to drart census rows and the potato hills of the life Opinion* of Great Paper* on Important Subject*. takers the next time a census Is taken. bucolic. Their examples are the mag nets which form the chief attraction King Menellk, who died several to draw the youth of the country dis He looked In a milliner's window weeks ago, is still dead, contrary to his tricts to the cities. There Is nothing ind saw "Hats reduced.” "Great would be likely to come Into contact with ■ HUMANITY'8 REVOLT AGAINST PROPERTY. usual custom. more absurd than the vehement ap Scott!" said he to himself. "What was any other. Therefore In cases of supposed OW many mute, inglorious John Carters peals of the railroad president or the their original size?" It behooves the State, as well ae the defen« >, The man who said that beauty is well-paid languish in Stillwater or other prisons metropolitan editor to Prue— Do you think he was sincere Investigate all circumstances, lest grave A* inly skin deep must have had refer Hodges and Gregory to ’’8tand by the when he said he loved you? Dolly— through their best years for taking a few done some Innocent person.—Chicago Journal ence to the Ben Davis apple. soil and make food for the people.” I'm sure of it. He looked too foolish dollars under the spur of hunger in the Armour was a farmer’s boy, as was to be making believe. first despairing moment of a blameless We would be glad to know that Rockefeller, and as were McCormick SIZE OF THE COLLAR. life’ The real Interest In this romantic Mrs. Knlcker—Do you let Bridget every man who gets into a hole could, and Pullman. Why did not they prac youngster is ethical, not esthetic. They E ARE not referring now to w eat with the family? Mrs. Bocker— !n some way, come out of It whole. tice what they preach, cling to the but to those bands of white whj S who suppose that he was paruoned because his jluglco Ves; it’s much cheaper than to have plow handles and be content to earn pleased editors seeking alluring novelties, in order to garded as quite an essential »¿i her eat with the policeman.— Puck. The man who died of heart disease in a lifetime by dally toil a sum about serve the purpose of publishers seeking advertising, wearing apparel of the average - ’That clerk of yours seems to be a after drawing a royal flush must have hHlf either of their sort pays his chauf cannot see the forest for the trees. He was pardoned will doubtless be of interest to ■ had a string of hard luck before that. feur annually? The only thing that hard worker.” "Yes; that’s his spe because these trivialities cast the perilous light of pub our readers to learn that an emins "What, working?" “ No— strikes us as ridiculous as the anxiety cialty.” licity upon ancient abuses of the law of offenses agalns lea! authority of England lia» i , reu“ . J A revolution in Nicaragua, when in of this class to keep the hayseeds at seeming to.”— Philadelphia Ledger. property for which civilization blushes and of which conclusion that too tight collars are the real" full career, must be fully as wild, fu work for them Is the zeal of every silk- She— I’ll never have another photo contemporary justice is itself ashamed. Why siou t many bodily disorders hitherto ascribed to: rious and spectacular as a game of hatted and velvet-handed politician in graph taken. He— Why not? She— not the same publicity cast a side light upon other cases causeB. j Rugby football. going about telling men who have If It looks like me I don’t like It, and As a result of his own experiences this as atrocious as his? grown gray In agricultural pursuits if it flatters me my friends don't like Our criminal law of property U descended by entlst declares that he has adopted a collar^ It has been a very difficult matter how they should till their acres, and It. coverture of the English common law by the brutal sizes larger than hts shirt, with the Happy 0uttJ for this country to keep ex-Hresidents plant their seed, and house their crops, “ And Is your milk pasteurized?” statutes of Norman feudalism, from the most extrav headaches, rheumatism and other ailments have1 on band. Let Colonel Roosevelt look and feed their cattle, and breed their asks the prospective customer of the agant subordination of the rights of person» to the ly disappeared. out for bis health. chickens, and milk their cows, and dairyman. “ Sure,” he replies. “ My rights of possessed things the world has ever known. Personally we find ourselves quite unable tour1 bring up their children. It is enough boys pasturiz# the cows every morn It retains traces of the justice that punished poaching illuminating person very Berlously. If a mat ; In one Georgia county recently thir for a person to hold a public office ing." more severely than murder and the taking of a loaf enough to wonr a collar three sizes to small w ty-six divorces were granted within and straightway he becomes an author “ Jones made an awful big hit at more severely than the ruin of a life. This traditional to be afflicted with a liberal allowance of jcp two hours. If this becomes generally ity on all things pertaining to hus the banquet the other night." “Is that cruelty can be alleviated only by such instinctive move pains. On the other hand, If he will persist Ins known Reno’s business may be ruined. bandry, horticulture, stock raising and so?” "Yes; he was called on for a ment of public sympathy as that which gave Carter one three sizes too large he ought to be hit' fertilizers. He may not, oftenest does speech and refused.”— Detroit Free liberty, till a scientific system of dealing with the crim some sartorial court and heavily fined for being' A Cincinnati man has retired from not. know the difference between grow Press. inal according to his nature and possibilities rather round slouch. business with 11,000,000, which he ing wheat and rye, but that does not than with the crime according to some medieval meas Him—You’re the only girl I ever There is a happy medium which any mnn < says is as much money as any man deter him from playing the role of an uring stick shall come to make law the servant of hu Intellect of n snowbird should be able to dlscotj Her— That’s interesting but has the right to possess. How he must expert before audiences not one among loved! manity instead of property.—St. Paul Tribune. Immaterial. What I want to know Is, then appear among his fellows in reasonable l dislike trouble. whom wouldn’t starve to death if he am I the only girl you're ever going with the dictates of com fort and good taste, brought to his occupation no more to love? that some of our medical scientists are wasting Oscar Hammersteln explains that he practical knowledge than Is possessed AS TO POISON MYSTERIES. valuable time.— Des Moines Capital. “ Wilt fly with m e??” asked the ar got out of grand opera with his health by his would-be instructor. Why should N THESE days when the murderous art of unimpaired and his pocketbook un- the farmers be singled out for this sort dent swain. ‘‘All depends,” answered the poisoner is so often brought to public tlattened. Oscar Is always doing sen of imposition? Of course, we are the practical girl. "Is that a pro THE DANGEROUS HATPIN. notice, the case of Mary Kelleher of Boston „ ’f i sational things. aware that nearly every Individual posal, or merely an invitation to go INCE the Chicago City Council \ Q ^ Is enlightening. Mrs. Kelleher was ac- who can read and write thinks he aviating?" matter up reports of action agair _ , cused of slaying six members of her fam- Madge— Edith Is surely not going to A New York cartoonist has been or could fill a pulpit better than the bish dangerous hatpin have been cumin ily by the use of arsenic. Polscn was dered to pay his former wife $400 a op of his diocese and run a newspaper marry that living skeleton of a man. all parts of the country, and a t found In the bodies of her victims. The month alimony. This will be likely to more brilliantly than the dean of He's nothing but skin nad bones. Teas large number of strlous accldenti police loudly denounced her and claimed to have in - ' -vV; -r7; add to the number of young men who American journalism; but such folks —Why not? He'll make her a rattling long hatpins have been recorded, disputable evidence of her guilt. Yet, after more than are learning to be cartoonists. at least abstain from calling the husband.— Boston Transcript. otees of the rapier style of pin i a year in jail, she was honorably discharged at the re preachers and editors together to en “The young man who called on me tend that It sometimes serves useful put pews quest of the State. One of the latest wrinkles in Arkan dure lectures of criticism and advice last night says there Is a fool in every fense. So does the six-shooter. Yet wise laws In no case did the body of any victim show <? rough sas Is to raise large quantities of rice from inexperience and Incompetence. family." “ Was he trying to advance refuse to permit everyone to carry a gun. poison to have produced death. In several instar es it by an Improved American method that as a reason why we should take The other day a Chicago man was granted a « was shown that the dead person had absorbed a séale Every State can do something new and him into ours?"— Houston Post. «F A N ” AND THE “ ROOTER.” front his wife, whom lie accused of stabbing hit from a renovated hair mattress. In one Instance «psou: valuable to Increase the food supply. "Now, then, children," said the salts, Improperly clarified, were blamed for conveying quently with hatpins. The accusation was not die Im portant K e n p e c t « in W h i c h t h e teacher, "what is it we want most in arsenic Into the human stomach. “ It turns out to be In what respect does a wtynan who jabs her h A "school of matrimony’’ for girls T w o A r e U nite W i d e A p a rt. this world to make us perfectly hap the fact that In this part of the rountry there is not a with an cighteen-inch hatpin differ from the has been Instituted in Boston, which “ There’s one thing about this base py?” "The things we ain’t g ot!” shout- human body where aisonic would not be found, if exam who threatens his wife with a carving knife? proposes to teach "the prime essen ball game I’d like to have the public ed the bright boy In the back seat.— ined," said the district attorney, in asking for Mrs. At first sight the agitation may seem ludictw tials of wedded happiness.’’ After all straightened out on before the season St. Louis News. Kelleher’s discharge. the light of actual hatpin casualties and the men Is said, one of the primest essentials proceeds any further,” began the There are many poisons that may be absorbed Into phrenetic females armed with deadly wcapona, the "I wish I were an ostrich,” said is a good man. smooth-faced little man with the close Hicks, angrily, as he tried to eat one the human system, although arsenic is probably more ment of those who would prohibit hatpins of ly cropped white nair, at exactly 2 frequently employed In everyday purposes where It length seems well founded.— Chicago Journal. The high price of living ought to o’clock In the grand stand yesterday, of his wife's biscuits, but couldn’t. "I diminish cancer. Dr. R. G. Curtin of according to the Cleveland Plain Deal wish you were,” returned Mrs. Hicks; Philadelphia says that the disease, he er. “ I refer to the use of the words “ I'd get a few feathers for my hat.” TEXAS EIRST IN IRRIGATION. ture passed an act relative to irriga MORE FARMERS WA — Musical Courier. thinks. Is due to over-nutrition, result 'rooter' and fan’ interchangeably. tion. In 1882 the seventeenth legisla "Theee 'ere flying machines and S y s t e m l Ned b y I n d l a i i N L o n a t i e - ture passed an act making large No I ln n K e r o f u n Over, up ing from the Incapacity of the human “ I may be wrong—this is nothing f o r e th e C o m lu K o f file W hiten. body to assimilate too great a supply more than my opinion— but it is my wireless telegrams— wonderful, ain’t Y e a r , t o Conte. grants of land for the construction of Texas, although one of the young It, Mike?........ Tis that. Ah, Tim. afore o f food. There Is no great danger firm belief that the baseball fan, by we’re old men we shall be able to est slates in the Union In develop irrigation ditches. There were sev eral classes and a number of sections supply of farmers will beadrr A physician says a man is Just as which I mean the man that attends travel round the world without leavin’ ment, is the pioneer in irrigation, a of land granted per mile of ditch va market for some years to ( all the games and reads all the ac old as his blood vessels, no matter Fort Worth correspondent of the New ’ome.”— The Sketch. ried with the class. In 1889 and 1895 treasury department's actual’ when he was born. Still, it will be dif counts In the newspapers after he gets “ And how old are you, little girl?" York Herald says. The beginning of additional regulations were establish mate the population of the home, Is seldom muoh of a rooter. The irrigation in western Texas antedates ficult to convince the public that a "Six.” "And how is it you are out now at ninety million. At an man whose blood vessels are only 35 fan's the regular; the rooter s the oc walking without your mamma?” “ Oh, any records so far found and it is ed with a view of encouraging Irriga is no older than that if he has lost his casional. The fan, the regular, is as mamma doesn’t go in for exercise. probable that in no portion of the tion. The result of some of these en consumption of 5*4 bushels ol teeth and his hair and can no longer impassive and nouexcttable as an old Really, we have very little in com United States Is the practice older, is actments was the projection of numer year for each person, it will ous Irrigation schemes, many of which little less than 500,000,000 be run for a car without getting out of theater attendant Is over the dastard mon."— Houston Chronicle. the claim made by J. C. Nagle, who Is ly act of the villain in a melodrama. breath. professor of civil engineering at tile were “ boom" propositions front the supply white bread for theefc “ Do you believe in the Darwinian He used to be a rooter, but he quit all Agricultural and Mechanical College start, while others proved failures say nothing of other varieties In the case of a sick woman and her forms of outward demonstration when theory V "I am Inclined to go further of Texas. Scanty and Irregular distri when constructed because of the lack means something more than t children who came to this country in he was graduated Into the regular than Darwin did,” answered Miss bution of rainfall was doubtless the of sufficient hydrograhplc and other dred million barrels of flour ground, distributed and the steerage while the husband and clnss and became a blown in the bottle Cayenne, "and believe that some mem cause of Its use in the beginning and data. father was a cabin passenger, the fan. It isn’t that he's any less appre bers of our species have started on even at later dates, when unnumbered As west Texas was pioneer in an bread for delivery at the cot a return trip.”— Washington Star. mother and children were ordered de ciative, but he’s too old a fixture In acres of fertile lands could be had for cient Irrigation so It Is in modern, as tables. Kewltt— It took the suffragette pa ported on the ground that they were the grand stand to be swayed by the But this Is only one of ther little more than the trouble of prepar Irrigation along the lines now prac liable to become public charges. The passion of the multitude any more rade three hours to pass a given point. ing them for cultivation. Coronado, ticed began to develop first In this sec mands which a imputation mod authorities were justified In believing than Willie Winter would get het up Jewett— Were there many women In on his journey northward in the early tion of the Staie. The first ditch In Idly toward one hundred mllli.j that such a head of a family would over the climax to a strong scene on line? Hewitt—Not so very many, but part of the sixteenth century, so his the vicinity of Del Rio was construct makes every day of the year, they had to halt every time they ap put the burden of their support on any the stage. tory tells us, found well-established ed in 1868. On the Pecos one of the country consumes probably “ This play-worsted fan says to him proached a dry goods store.—Chicago systems of irrigation In the vicinity present large systems was built In than thirty million head of II" one who would bear It. self, 'You’re ou t!’ or 'You're sa fe!’ the News. of El Paso, utilizing water from the 1875, another in 1887 and another In a year. This includes cattle,b( Ethel (confidentially) — Do you One of the most picturesque Inci moment the ball hns left the surface Rio Grande on both sides of Its pres 1S96. It might have been expected sheep, but takes no account oh know, Clara, that I had two offers of of the bat, and he begins to jot some dents In Cooper's novel, “ The Pio ent channel. that the older systems In the vicinity and poultry products, nearly marriage last week? Clara (with en thing down on his scorecard, but you neers," Is the flight of the passenger- Tradition tells us that the Pueblo o El Paso would have suggested ear which have to be supplied tr thusiasm)— Oh, I am delighted, dear! don’t see him getting up on Iiis hind pigeons which darkened the sky with Indians of Yseleta claimed that an lier extensions under present methods, farms of the country. their millions and were slaughtered legs and hollering about it and mak Then the report is really true that The two branches of farming cient irrigation systems of great ex hut work of this character did not he- your uncle left you Ills money?— Pick- by the thousands. Even as late as ing a spectacle of himself. require the least labor for :ne tent were built centuries ago by the come active until about 1889 or 1891 ’’Now, the rooter, on the other hand Me-Up. 1880 the birds were not uncommon, but Yuma Indians on the Pecos river In At Fort Stockton and for the Nueces cessful prosecution, and the since then they have become almost — he doesn't get a chance to attend a “ I am dissatisfied with your account the vicinity of Pecos and Grand Falls, drainage area It began as early as thinking, are those which hart ball game every dny In the week, and extinct. A fund of nearly $4.000 has of ray discovery," declared the scien but the constant raids by the Com- 18,6. On the Concho. San Saba. Llano to do with the increased cost been raised by the naturalists of this the intervals between his visits to the tist. "1 told you that It would be Im manche and Apache Indians caused and other tributaries of th- Colorado ing. They are poultry and country and Canada for the protec hall park are sufficient to renew his possible to exaggerate the importance them to move on to the valley of the rl'er irrigation systems began to products and live stock tion of the few survivors of these In enthusiasm. So he makes n good deal of this dscovery." "W ell?” said the Within an hour's ride by rail« o f noise. Let him do It. He adds to reporter. “You didn't try."— Louis Itio Grande, only to be followed there si>r ng up about 1873, and possibly teresting birds. ly every eastern city there iff by their old enemies and forced to the gayety of the occasion. We couldn’t ville Courier-Journal. » r ” ?ht*heRP WPre add,’ d to aho,,t which lend themselves readily move out to the Colorado of the , 18-9^ h,,f thls work became most act “ You can’t run a newspaper that West. In the vicinity of the Toyah ive in the ’90s. 81xteen-hour eggs are now advertised get along without him. But don’t let cupation for these purposes, him pose around as a 'regular.' ” will absolutely please everybody,” said springs evidence Is found indicating In the New York papers- that is, eggs modern facilities for transit the editor. "No,” replied the old sub that these waters were used for lrrl that have been laid only that length of from the cities and towns the A D h n p p o ln tm e n t. T r o u b l e f o r H n h h jr . scriber; "a man’s opinion of the fash- time. The March price was 65 cents bilities of development of tbs i i n .. | nation purposes long before the first ’T n cle Jed,” asked his neighbor, At a recent tea party where the fare a dozen There Is a suggestion in this Ion pngs _ls usually pretty much the white man found his way there. provided could not by any means be tlcular sources of future to farmers who are near any large “ how Is your boy getting along at col sam# as his wife’s opinion of tha At San Antonio, where the Francls- termed palatable a guessing game was would seem at this particular f lege?" sporting section."— Washington Star. market. Sixteen-hour celery, or eight- "First rate," answered Uncle Jed. f" d ,hpir missions. Instituted and the ,Bdy who won “ t be especially Inviting. hour string-beans or sweet corn or "R ory,” said the minister, "I hear they directed the constructlon 'of "He hasn't cost me a cent. He's work As for the alleged drawbar* ca ' asked to say what she would have green peas ought to find a ready sale ye were at Dunlop's kirk on Sunday nals by the Indians These canals vonn Pb ZP Sh<' Kri“at,y flattered her schools and other Institutional to families who do not raise their own ing his way through, he's winning all last. Not that I object, ye ken. but were used not vegetables, and would like something the class honors, and they’ ve promised ye widna yersel like yer aln sheep water to the missions" for l o m (!,Hc y ung hostess by requesting a slice of tages are Inferior In run! ^ the cake with which some of them urban communities, there are: which has not lain In the markets two him a professorship of some kind." strayin’ away Into strange pastures.” purposes, but for irrigation “Great Scott," gasped his neighbor, “ I widna care, sir,” said Rory. "If |( Among the ditches rious doubts In the matter had desperately struggled at tea time or three days, till all the freshness _ i . . constructed be- "Is that all he Is doing? With that big was better grass.’ _ . " h y did you ask for that stuff’ ’’ <■ schools are crowded because o! • haa disappeared. -Boston Transcript tween the years 1716 and 1774 i titu duu i((4 mav husky frame <vf his I supposed he'd be to work by the wholesale, In <v T ’m afraid my husband Is develop ** mentioned the Conception Alim " playing center by this tkne!"—Chicago with the personal atentlon *» By far the greatest undertaking ever Tribune. lng the gambling Instinct," sobbed the San Jose. San Juan and Esnada in possible and practicable In tb( •ngitgeil In by a railroad company. In bride. ’’What’s the matter, dear? Has 1' ;’ ° ,he San Pedro ditch was built h "I have a definite purpose in v ie » •• and suburban schools. Moreo- T n l ln r a * D u m m l e a . the nature of constructing a station or he been playing poker?" "No. but yes- '" ’ migrants from the Canary Island, conditions of living make i terminal. It the work now under way Present-day fashion drawings are terday he offered to mateh pennies was used for conducting water t* at the Grand Central Station in New artificially run amuck. According to with brother Frank to determine which he cultivated fields For many ? l° P.nc.nT ih e ,hp V c7 UofKca,kedyw h ;arPtfb,,,y the physical If not for the tn°r vantage of the rural over tbs York City. There, on Forty-second the artist, every man has beautifully one should pay the car fare."—Detroit lhis ditch «ns conducted for field life.— Wall Street Journal. t'Cub%nm C ? l" ty °f gat ion on farms at street and the region north of it. the squared shoulders, an unnaturally Free Press. cat i t - t f necessary'"to’'? h’1‘iban,1 changes now being made and the new straight back, feminine waist propor Saylor—Van Jsnters big apartment thl* pl>' ditch Is In operation and T o o S o o n to r H his throat crumb hv c r u m ^ n / , ? ' " buildings and Improvements planned tions. and long, slender and perfectly house burned this morning and the lne u,pd constantly It su-inimi . Apropos of those who never ..n „ n .. would hardly hardlv permit nermi, them for a laree ___ 1 J . ' P? Ile 1 Watpr convtnee him that'son,™ W P ^ for the next few years represent an straight legs that are Innocent of mus tenants m * Percentage of the city »•'dc. wide world there ' h the luxury of a carriage selves to be dragged out. Metz—Why lawns outlay which is estimated at one hun cular development.— Men’s Wear. yT s a* ° in san worse cook than he PVPn the death of some one msk** were they so reluctant to leave’ Say and w t, extensively dred and eighty million dollars. The used for domestic Sinking n 1,1 fe. free ride to the cemetery * re experienced young wife \o lor—They said It was the r t time PurP°»es. station building itself will occupy six son g Weekly. p' ~Pear- told of a little girl standing Many a man haa made a good living the building had ever been coaiiurtably city blocks, and the whole terminal who has made a poor life. Some men warm. C hicago New. avenue and Sftrh street, Mr* ^ 8*bV near Menard- plant will occupy seventeen This sts She was a ragged little thing - M o re K q n .I .P n y T .lf c . tion Is the greatest traffic center In have made splendid lives who have “ I don’t like these women who go* lain.' president of “ “he ^ was watching the carrixg* the world, and on the two levels no made very moderate and even scanty sip about others, do y o u r "I should R isers’ Association T Cattlp V a n past with the most wistful M* say not. Now, there’s Mrs Green. an irri*aGon°Clatl«0n' ‘ he rPmain* of » make fewer than sixty-two tracks will enter. livin gs—Success Magazine. U- irrigation system constructed m telling mean things "W ell, little one," he said, In all the changes being made and all Russia Is establishing numerous She's always w - â T l ï k you like to own one of the stupendous struc/hres projected wireless stations over Its great terri about her neighbors. And Mrs Hun- can , tin be f Franrl«''a" absolute architectural harmony will be tory. rlages?” ter talks perfectly dreadful about her **> under Spanish r ^ l e ^ w 'T “ Texas frlenda Thank goodness. I never has sworn b 8l.nc! maintained While the work is golag The blue eye« turned up. *■* If men bought shirts that „ Some men are proud of thotr ability wouldn’t were tears In their corner» on there Is no Interruption of traffic, wad last veer show* huedred and to tail s Its that passes for the trflth- »hlrt- “ l never rode In a kern» how the 8l0rl- I * « » * '* the fourth leg ,.,.. «bout their ex tra vagane* W° Ul<1 h° W' said softly. “ Me little brutM® afore I was born.” í ^ V:
