Senate Will Not Get it Until
Next Weelc
ll. mmowr DBAKATIO SPEECH.
. the [Ilene Mullet [Inc I rum-e m
to Petal a ”ovate-o Adorn a “libel.-
come la: Mir-It Mend or fall ”lino".
It. Prue" Confirmed.
Waeluxorov. Jan 1:4me important
» tori“ mechce of rim any were made by-
Mr. Payne of New York, one of the Icadv
‘ lug Republican members oi the waye end
means committee. llr Everett thefleeenv
Jhuaette mugwmup, and Mr. Jerry Elimp-
eon. the Kama» Populist. Mr. Simpwm
W- the tenmtiou If the day byillm-
tntlng his remark» on ilw il piomblo con-
dition of the writ-.lemrai chum hydle-
playing II Ilil: IpiIl uni our-1m: which he
got from u lurnwr an illi‘ marina. phwe.
it was in reply to the Itiaivnteltl! oi Mr
Burrows the other thy. Mr. liurrown bod
onewermi Mr. Wino I'n I'rilicinmn of the
heavy 300 per mm duty placed on low
priced cloth by (liming that theoloth was
shoddy and cow imir. such an no manly
American wmtlvl \V‘Piil‘ Mr. Simpson pro
weed torehow the hnuw exactly what the
9001' people {If the. IzullIIiry tlld wear. A
few duyto ago he {mind a poor farmer-in the
Washington market plum lie bargained
for hie clothes. tool. the farmer to n neigh-
boring clothing home, rigged him out in a
. brand Imflsnit nml Imrriml his air! rage to
the (”Millnl where he ii muted the-m.
“Them it iat' ' he shouted, reaching down“
under hie dock and lilting on high 0 tot-
tcred old nvercoet fringed at the edge Ind
impnngied with great pate-hen. The home
and tho gullerlea cheered.
shook [tat linrrowa.
"I bought that of a inrmn,"eald he,
‘who told me he had left homcot i"ut night
and driven :35 miles to «oil hie product in
your lxmtml home market There, an ”I.
l lev cloud maid, in an object lesson. [hum
'er | Thu 1-0 in It Immple of what men wear
umlerihe beneilm-nt nystem of protection, ”
he. continued hol lint.I tlII cont toward Mr.
Burrow-4. "it is made of nhoddy and raga
- ~eccf’" Her.» he ripped .it up the back.
"Yet." he added, "1mm find its dupllentc
on tho iwtclu of It million own in thltcmln-
try
“Where did in luiy li?"nskt‘tl Mr (Ian-
non of lllinnis
“fie bought it :t In“ ago in thin city for
$8 and [bought him mother shoddy cult
to t. lkl‘ its place for 'slli. 40' [Laughton]
'lu it Anwrirnu m importod.’"nnkctl Mr.
Cannon.
"1 don't know," l'i’ltlli‘ll Mr. riirnpeon. "I
don‘t care. lint it. in rim product of Ameri~
can protection, No one. can deny that."
liltinghtu nml opp: .IIIIIe. |
Mr. Simpson I'm minded with an appeal
to the people in rim: out the old and ring
in the new order of thingx. Many mam
hers tendered him their personal 0)!)ngth
lotions when he sat down. Mr. Daniele 0!
New York aruuedmwtlnat the hill. Mr.
McDmvnli o! Penneylvnnin' followed, end
Mr. Meiklejohn of Nehr. Islta closed the do
hate for the afternoon -otmion in oppoei
thin to the bill.
At the evening evasion of the home Mr.
Waugh of ludiunn and Mr. Heruurnn of
Uregon untmonizmltho hill, while Mr. M
Kain of Mnrylmul and Mr. English of New
Jersey supporII-d it. The latter, who was
accounted «no of the kicking Democrnte.
commended the mineral scheme of the
measure, and Ivhilu he aaiIl he thought it
bore down IIIIjuet ly on more oi the inflow
tries of New Jersey it would receive his
vote. and ruppori.
In the Comte.
'l‘he Int-titer part. of tho- newton of (JIM “my
ate we“ Ilvvntcsl too-xvcutive inulnm. The
nomination of Mr. i’rmton to he director
of the mint won ilmtlly reeurrectcd after
many iV H‘lirl oi' slumbcrlng and confirmed
by a vote of tltmflftha of the warm
present.
The chief event of the open union of the
«note was the adoption oi the resolution
of Mr. Allen, the Populist senator offic-
hmka, calling upon the secretary of the
treasury Dauphin certain figures in hie
recent report in regard to themld new
ratione for lean.
Senator Dolph of Oregon Joined with the
Populist senator in «premier: on iuebllity
to commgehcod the accretary' I report. and
the utlon of inquiry wne adopted with.
out any Iii-cent.
The Hevmilan correspondence "peeled
to be commnnlcutml by the pee-idem wee
not received, end In the rennin adjourned
until Monday it cannot now he transmit
ted until next week.
. lace-e fan a Separate Ila
Waemsorox. Jan to ~M the meetiag
oi the way: nntl me committee the
Democrat. who are oppoeing the income
In propoeltlon. Iul by Wilson, (meal a
direct vote upon the notation of enbmlb
ting all the Internal revenue (return to
them at I taper-rem». All»
Ilon to no report the lnurnnl revenue wot
agreedtobyamte or e "finally-am“.
voting in the aflrmetive. The question of
It concur ie etill in doubt, owing to the var
none motion. which have intervened etnee
the Tracey propmition bad lnteavrtvl,
but it wee finally w informally that if
a eauem tome-Her the income mm
bullied by any teetebevaoutetde at the
mend Ine'aeeeommltteemudtheeeneae
sentiment ca ovate ehouid be (or the luv
Ell—vWIu in VWoll Pope".
Look at out window on! note
w .. Waterman...
Crank at the Ive-an.
Wautmon. Jae. m—Yralerick Ila:
Toeppert of New York gained acne-tom
olilce of Aeoletaot Secretary Hamlin of the
tree-my and demanded immediate loan-
ciai aazi’etauce, to be followed
meet appointment. Atteew be m
ed his dementia to Major lint-ulnar
poiutment clerk of the depertmi. ll
manner i“lcated an unbalanced mind.
RIO‘T IN PERNAMBUCO.
‘l’we Drunke- letlore of the Blather-y
In!“ In a ltveet me.
Bunoe Arne», Jae. llvAdvieee from
Rio Janeiroetatetbat the bombardment“
the city line recommend. There iemuch
diaeatieiaetion among the lnhnbltanta both
of the city of Kio-lnndronndof the prov
inc-e outlet W Pehcto. Thie hae
buncontrlbntedtohytheaetbn of Pei:-
oto in enrolling manylorelguera for eervice
under the government.
[lumber of neutron: the craleerNic-
tberoy haveheen engaged lunuriouetllov
tnvbauce at Pernanboco They were
aebcre at that city,endafura beevydelok
leg boat they proceeded to make the-
eelvee obnoxious. leroue manure- wwe
resorted to to «may them. and in the
etrogglc two or the Steamy I men were
killed. The othermen of the partywlll be
dealt with rigoroualy by the Nictheroy a
commander.
Bia‘ anarcbiuc have been placed under
meet at Roe-tic. Yellow fever in lncveao
log at lilo Janeiro.
It is reported from Rio Granite do So!
that the government troops have defeated
the insomnia III Iteiaby.
The & Ivanhoe lent-e lb.
Itto or Janina. Jan. It—Tbe United
States cruiser San Franeiaco arrived here.
and the American calculi were utonlehed
to find Admiral tie Hello and bia Ilagablp,
the Anni/lobar. here, aa the lee! they heard
lrumthe rebel commander» Babiawae
that he waa still operating in theaouth.
Admiral Berth-m upon hie arrival hada
long interview with Captain Picking of
the United States cruleer Charleston, and
later he received the violin of acme of the
foreign othcera.‘
Admiral ‘de Mello la ”W to hove
been in constant communication with the
shore eince bin arrival here, and important
development» are expected ahortly.
A luv- Dealing ”I" Coot-rad.
harms. Jan. iii—A diepctch from lo-
eambique says; A telegram announce
that Captain Johnson. the Britteb com-
Illlleionev. baa captured all of Makanjlrn'e
poeltiona qnfilake Nye-ea and hue liberated
a number of eleven. Captain John“ had
icugwatted tor a chance to deetroytkie
oeuterof the eiave trade, no No triumph
1eof II nature of which bemaybejuetly
proud. Makanjira II bloodthiraty methods
having perelyud ell attempt at civilian-
cm the lobyawd Sloped.
La (lunch. Ky . Jul. 13 4!". Bryan.
wholivre nearVi‘ntpcrt. caneheuandre-
lated a horrible story to Detective Bltt.
Reclaim thtafuveehort ebaencehere-
turned home and {cold hie wife and Sony-
old baby rule-lug. He inetltnted emit
aodlonnlthebebylntbeetove.cookedto
a clap. Dry-on claim the women elcped
with James Evans. a ehowrnao.
Moll Vac Mabel.
Winner. Jan. ll—ln the inqueat
held on the duel: of via-ea Farrell at Oeu-
tral Palietheveulieto! thewroner'eluey
wae that Farrell came to hie death by pol-
eon ail-ti mini-teed by acute unknown per
eon Ferrell'e llfe wav locum! in two lilo
ioaurence compact-e.
lob-vermin”.
tineae.l..3 Imus-«Illebael'l'henv
tome laborer wee buried alive byearth
Iatltugepouhlmwhileeeworkiaaeewee
eaneeIautatreet; fleweaeevwdwieh
"Mdmhdmufluwatcaly
MW been thathiehcdywaereu
M .
Melanie-flee.
“Dian-tan. ll-‘l’hemematealepb
majority report of mm
“£de
theatre-calico. Irlebelleveltbat'telay
”germane-humanitarian”
mot or “Weep-cello”
“m1.“
Wwoltheinmulrvveneeleav We“
Mae-pend the Wilma bill, any
thy of the committee no
racket themeticaontbetimwof thrive-II
totaled-uric.
Kr Dyarm'e Milan in attracting-Id
comment mob um M the
meeting at the trvavory, when the lbw-e
tea and other magnum-1e lent-r-
were agreed upon. r yew-eminentb
ried the leecuetca pvopeeltlve. Ir. By
mm on Friday voted with Harare. Wile-n,
lmkflfl. ”Inflation. Bureau-colour:
women on all the various my»
rented Thim'men than the motion.
ha- ted to the opponent-3“" of confidence
an mm m ‘15:”
thee. with the adv-aim gala-l the-yore horn.
no longer on the deieoeive. ”can”
ioilowup their “were, M fourth
lighting” mull the income In: to beaten
lawman [M m
Ammonméinzg Ina-Then will beat
out were waiting bier-e-
”7|!”
heather!
mmwlle “chub
Incl-rem
“tn-uneven byIlIe Mien-even
_ .
.,.. ’~ ‘
Dim It. te- lentil.
m eratrotn thediaareut factorie- near by.
y_ tugboat to pale. and the crowd were wait
line
were
liter" ii. 8. Au
unanimous
“Sixty lien Went Down With a
Flimey Structure.
MEI“. mm W313 BMW.
'h'm'atthg'ulbenrawtele
Cloned m the (leach Canon-“y
munitions.
BWKL'YI, Jfli. lit—The new iron bridge
”4 ever lintcwn creel at Meeker avenue, ‘
Wmiemebnrg. while crowded with labor-
gave way. The draw was open to allow a
lagbor ittccloae. Theywereonthe
Queen- connty ride of the bridge. Sudden
lythe part oi the bridge onwhlcb they
were etaudlng gave way. and a large outn-
ber of them were thrown into the water. '
'l'bccmployeee of G. H. Nichol’echemlul
work. the Queen- county all works and
Haberruan’e tin factory. oh the Queen
county aide bad aeeemb ed atthe entrance
to the bridge on their way to their homes
in Willinmehurg lrouI work. There are
two drawn in the bridge.
' The draw on the Rings county aide wee
open for the purpooe of allowing several
tugbueta belonging to the Newborn! Creek
Towing company to pus. One of these
was the tugboat Cloud, The workmen.
with their dim: r pulls in their hands.
crowded on the ocean county drawbridgo
awaiting the opening ol thegatc to pace
over the teapot-My III-nature which bu
been erected pending the completion of the
uewiron bridge
Suddenly (I) men and boye mailed out on
the bridge. They had scarcely gone micet
from the Queens county aide when the
etntctnre gave way. and every one of them
woe thrown headlong into the creek. The
water at title point' to about nine feet deep.
Tho-e on the chore who saw the accident
acre-med and called to the captain of the
mullet:- to come to the rescue of than
who were struggling in the water Planks
were thrown out. from the Queens county
lide, and the crown of the boats jumped
into the creek end saved many of those
who could not ewim.
fie “I. end Iajnvod.
Many men are reported mining. and
three more are in hospitulu 1' bone repor t«
ed mining are George Mllle, Michael
Smith and Patrick Brit-Hy. nil of Market
avenue. John Kerwin. 574 lmlmI-t aim-t;
Hugh Markey. Van Pelt avenue. uvxtr
North Henry street; Bernard Boyle. .34
Herbert elreot: Auguet iiiuIn. Mr.) limos
etreet;PuIric|t Kelly. lfvi .llvekI-r avenue.
Nichol» 1.0““). XIII-«III it"l'linf, III-or
Meeker.
The injured ore Timothy (E. Inn- in of 108
Eckford atreet. (Ireenpolut , perforated log.
tlhfli to St. .‘lohu a lumpll :,Il 1. m4 lslitnd
City. John Torney and John ‘ichmr oi
“Millietueburg bruised legs and connect-In»
cine-it), taken to St (‘uthvrhw .-I hmpit: Il
William-burg. ‘ I.
A ecore or more of others were slightly
injured, and alter being dragged from the
weter they were taken to their homes or
tunable to walk there. (if thew no no-
curate list can he obtained.
It l! eetlmated that between 2.000 and
will pereona collected on the two elder II!
the creek. Sergeant Co an. who rem-ha]
the ecene fleet of the police. ”sink. that
not le- then rev-enrol- eight per-Inns lmt
their lira.
Haida thcee taken tothc hoepltale, as
above-total, Lair“ Home at North Sixth
«not, John Kelly of Driggtavenueand L
Dreacl were removed from the water in II
broiled and laceratrd condition
Step to invcatlgnte whoee carelmuewa
cancel the dlaaeter will he immediately
taken. The Penny bridge. In it has long
been tolled, in under the general supervi—
eion of 1 bridge tenth-r «inpluywl in com
man by the llllllul'illt'a .Ir Km... and
Quecue counties. Wllll‘l it t‘nluilt't'ih. For
many years there how lII-I-n .IIIIIIml Illu-
cuulnng In the hmrd u! ~IIport ism“ ill [[10
two counties cuncrrm .g ilts'lr respective
rights regarding it‘- InMqueIm-ut l'lllil main-
tenance.
Warning llati Hun (liven.
Moot of the men m-rv in the employ oi
Nicholedc (:0. 'II chemical work» and itectl’s
and Preeton‘e tortilla-r lurIurin. although
among those who tunnngol to escort: from
a wetery death there ware ilw who worked
in Habrrtmtu'at tin work. Incl three in
Fleiechruann’ a dIutiliery.
The men had been named by Bridge riu
perlntendent Dnnlcl Hickey that the foot
bridge Iva- not it Ittllialttmlnl autmiurb and
that an accident might it 'Ippen if they
crowded upon it
One of the mietnnt hrlulgekccpera had
noticed that the etrncmre mu rickety and
hail called the attention of one of the {are
won the new bridge to the feet acme
time ago.
Among the tint to run In the norm. of
the diaaeter wita Annie inley. the 50-year-
olfl daughter of Owen l-‘uiv ) 8M aeI'urvIlT
a rope, Matched on the liflillt‘ IIIIII threw It
to the drowning people Nil» "lltfl’Nlfil in
min time.
Ine- Wtae the milling l heuploaehlp.
I". Join. N, ll. Jon. I' l. .. i'tm Mu tulle
lilting you between il ‘l Luidlow of
Ilallfaa and l'red i7. item-n nt tllle cit for
em I “with npeed proton-airmail e
pleaahlpof America wII-I won by lireen by.
Until- Time. 16 minutes iii}, armada
e... m. .
III-e Ienewenwa thd Inn liteutfeil.
deem Cnv Jan. in DI inarlck whom
in attending than liurrumjmemon
that. her mind in etiil iringuetl. ller an-
ewm to quantum iml‘w m that Ill. it ntili
unable to explain the Itiromnvtnum under
which the wee IItIm-lmi.
A “We lililolmg For M. belle.
9!. bottle. Jan. lit-«it in announced thit
plan. have been cmnpletoi tor the erection
i II more to he devoted to the pur-
pcaeee! women. it will iltrnluh qnartere
iotall the women? orgmtiretlone of the
an.
13-”qu Vitlt'ovbmea '
TELEGRAPH! CURRENCY.
M. Cballamel Laconr wae reelected pm
Bent of the French senate.
A- Wtflul bureau u to h flair
lithe! by the ”mount of Bunny.
'l'wo huge attaining to hold up a train
near Decatur City and were arreeted
A Miran) Bulda. Hence-Valenti.
monoc- the death there 0! Biehon Wey
Special nt Collectorctcmmnem
M0.” ’ otPruviIleucediedoi‘pneu-
Thor-owl" bee co! the unemployed
In Chicago Moo
y night and II demand
for work.
Twomeafli‘itieh etaemerwerv
drowned in Baltimore horhor by the over
turning of a small boat.
A Jury in Saline. Ken. awarded” to e
colored women who sued the city tor t5 coo
damagee for the loan of her son. who vnca
lynched lg n mob.
Robert McClure, Ira-agent of the law
and Order League of Welter-n Peuueylva-
nia. wee eeotcnced to 00 daye tor oomph-a-
cy to detraud the city 0! Pittsburg while
agent at the league.
a cute lulu leve-
ERIE. P3,, Jun. la—Newa was received
from the State iii-ace aeyium at Warm
that Dr Staten hoIl eacaped and won prob-
ably ou hie tray to Eric. Sacral months
ago the doctor war arrested at the inrtlga-
tion of several of hit neighbore and bound
over to keep the pence. He uprated each
vindictiveueae and malice that it we-
thought he must be income. not! before a
communion in lunacy he wae found to be
mentally diecmcd and none to the State
boepltallor treatuwnt. During the entire
time of hia incarceration he lllla raved
about revenge on thou who sought. and ob-
tained hie imprisonment and uttered the
meet bloodthinty threats. lie- 15 a giant
in atatnre and pawl at great determi»
nation.
Money Come One or lung.
New \‘nux, Jan. m—llutlleted paper
money to the value of 350.000 was received
for rI-Ilemptlon in new blila at the United
States Iuhtreeenry Friday. Title l! the
lergeet nmouut cter pmuted for redempv
tion in II single day. The average amount
of mutilated money received during the
tour day :1 immediately preceding warned-
le), which ohm woe unprecedented. The
eubtreoeury oflieiaia attribute this rush to
the fact that during the panic people took
to boanling money.
II- Old Quit In“.
nuance. 0., Jan. lit—In IE» William
Campbell, Ian-slate monitor, cued the lobe
Colonel bowls D. Campbell, formerly cou-
gresenmn and minlxtcr to Mexico. for 02.16::
on a promiseon note bearing 10 per cent
After nine hearings the plointifl secured a
favorable deciliou The cost mu 817.01”.
The defendant (lied yuan- ngo. Both par-
ties were uncles of ex-Goveruortinmpbell.
l‘onnga| loam Io War.
Metros, Jan. III—Letters from them.
an island and, Portuguese settlement. on
the weal coast of Africa, report that the
Portuguese colony of Angola was attacked
in December by 3,000 armed nntivee, who
were only repaired after a hot battle lant-
lng many hours, in which cannon and gat-
llug guns were used. Not a single mem-
ber of the Portuguese gurrluon wwa hurt.
Loved an Outlaw' a Dieter.
(‘ onuwvxttc Pu. Jen. i:.l -— l‘crry
Murray attempted suicide by shooting bim-
nelf through the cheat. and the wound may
prove fatal. it is said that Murray wee in
love with Maggie Ramsey of Adelaide, sie-
ur of the famous Jack Ramsey 01 the
Cooley gong, and that be Idiot himself he
come she did not reciprocate his lm a
cheer“ litreet Bee-e.
NEW YIIttR, Jun. lit—0n l‘irst avenue.
between Eighty-ninth and Ninatieth
atroete, for half an hour 50 or more lete of
home, varying in height from eix inches In
a foot and e hell. streamed up from the
pavement and through the looee lend over
a turtace o! 100 equare teat. The can»
was the hunting of II gate main.
a. no. or the ma- Itrlhe.
Bur-yaw. Jan. lit w'l‘he state board at
claim- wlll meet in title city on Jar! ill to
ooneider the claim oi the parente 0! Michael
Broderick for 05,000 Ii Young
Broderick wae that to death by II militia.
man during the railway etrlke oi lm.
It“ I In light Thee.
PETE humminlnd. Jan. ill. «Perry Debby
that Ed McAto eight times in the body
witherevolver No one ehot was lmme
diateiy latal. but Mono le dying. and a
lynching party in pursuing Delmy. Rob
hery ie the euppoaatl motive.
lined Iler [Mylo holler.
hook HAVEN, PL, Jnu. llw'l'hc byear-
clIl daughter of a farmer named 5
who llvce near Duboip. pointed a l
revolver at her younger brother to play.
The weapon wee diechargcd. killing the
little boy luetautly.
M, _...._. H
Iow- ‘l’errerieel by I: be“
Poumv. 0. Jan. Ia—Bul ere
terrorielng the people at Cottagevi . W.
Va. Charley Barnett died there from by-
em.» and amt! and
G thuhtve bevn.:itteu by“ do; and
have bydrophoble W” .. . w... ..
[Idem the Hello! In.
“Aunt. Jae. inane State laceration
(alkhutw “‘l'het the ballot
box le the “only mean- of the workingmen
to secure any permanent heavier."
.. Wu MW...
a nae-u tor the... latte.
JACIIOIVILLI, m. Jae. tea-mic De»
val Athletic club baa eeeuretl‘ a licence for
the Corbett-Bitch“ content. which the
city in obliged to little under the new call
aaaee moral days ago.
we». ““3... up Ilene-b“ m
can 'l‘owr. Jw. low-There baa been no»
WA
.. - - W verolighuugln , report bee
cent- In rem um ounce. been received lone eaonberol white
tier "Axl'lhlfl’. .ltm ill. ~lt la ntulee- mug-0‘1?” m =., M mtmlt'n
flood that the growl jury hm drop the “I by ‘ “‘m": m...
Cont bribery can. wing it: the liabili- lame to "m.“
titling an indictment.
lee-w hue m. agate.
cum Jen. lot-«Per the mood“
in not no «no»: to”
we». the un- matter can.
flower-I 4m. Mi blown.
ttubtelu Oltfllolclil erbium III were.» "
norm. Mite. Jae. tit-wt but he:
introduced in the iegleietnreteeetebl
and maintain e hunter aged,
an! tam-In Grahame veteran
News hit.
Snatch-$3”...
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macaw
rum
EiiliilltEll Ii vusm.
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”SKATES-
Ibeflfluollarneyom
laudable Bifect ofa Darn-
.roechonccrtooaYonth.
urbane» A em I: I mm
In“ rub the Slide- Idea 1’an Ial
incorrect wetter-u. we wait to Ice
Mule Plaally Intern! M to ‘l'ell a
W Story.
ltuz mm, N J., Jan 13.— -\\'u_lter Per
cy Smith. the ”year-old boy who Illeap-
pearrd after leaving the Demrcecb concert
in the Carnegie Music hall in New York on
Friday of laet week, has returned to hie
home at 9 South second street Elizabeth
He left the Elisabeth high whoolon Fri
day at noon alone. intending to celebrate
hie eixteenth birthday by attending the
concert in the Carnegie Music hall, lie
wan to take dinner in the evening with his
uncle, C D. Smith of the firm 0! Baker.
flmlth 6: |‘(I.. who liven in Fifty seventh
atreet near Ninth avenue, Sew York, but
he never reached the house.
Blediaep peeraucewee reported to Su-
‘perintendeut Byron. but all eflurta to find
any trace III the mining boy after he left
the music hall proved fruitlcae W 0.
Smith. his father. who is emitter of the
Moon Banking company. had
about given his son up for loet when Percy
returned.
the Monte overcame III.
The young men at first refused to say
anything about hie etra'age dlanppeareucr
lie laid that he had been advieetl not to
talk of it. But be finally told how be had
gone to the Carnegie ball and had been
completely overcome by the muelo. It
Free. mmlc such rut he had never heard he-
ore
"I don‘t know how it. won," acid he. "but
as i not there and listened l seemed to for-
get everything but the music. i don't re
member anything for a long time except
listening to that music. i remember
vaguely of getting up and going out when
the crowd went. When i got on the etrret.
with all the brilliant carriage around me.
1 mm: In my sense- in a way. but in II
very queer way i wae tilled with n great
longiugto be a mtntciau and lead an or-
chestra and make a name for myerli'.
“When I think of it, I must have been
ball nary, tor l believed that i war I greet
mmielan and that all] hadtodo was to
brain for myseli. l have given a good deal
little town, and the great Symphony or
cheeiru was a wonderful revelation. 1 un-
derstood that "mom was where all the
great musicians crum- from. and i thought
that all I had to do to be It great musician
rm to go to Baotou. So. instead of going
to my uncle' e for dinner. I went down to
the place whom the boots lame and got on
n \orwich boot. in i went to Boston
Then the young man toH It rumbling
story of how he tried to get It poaitlon in
the orchestra III the Globe theater and at
several other places before he found that
he was not the great mmiclnn he thought
he was. He had only H when he left New
York That was about enough to pay his
way to Boston.
Went to lloetoa In a lire-rm.
He said he was in a sort. of dream all the
time. and remembers that ho mu hungry
IIIIII out all night. and tha' hv uu-t some
people who were wry nice to him. "III who
ilnnlly put him on the Fall River line, by
which he got into New York early yutor
Iluy lill‘tl'lllilfl. lie hml It l'IIIIIl idea that
ennu- out had gum In Burton withhim.
who kept urging him not logo hail; homo,
but to pct-Ia- r-Irt in bi.» Mtvmpt to become
a great untsitimi
"1 don‘t know what to think of it." said
Cashier Smith. “i know the boy didn’t
have more than H with him \\ but he left
honui ll? hni boenutuilyiug IIIII'J mu! wna‘
[li‘Vi‘l‘ wry strong? i think llls' Iruuhlc ix
IIll iII-rv"«-1II.IlIIilng to his hmvl. "in his
extremely III-miuw condition of mind he
may have bun Minnow nor: of i-w- 'Ilumic
by the munic at which be it pauionately
fond. That in what the IloIIor thinku. i
know cl no other reason why he ultollltl
hmc gone off in euch n etmngc no). He
had no trouble here. lie says he IliIln' I go
awny (or any reaerm in particular. only
that he took it into hie held to do it i
have not proceed him to tell anything. not
will i do I0.
The doctor who is attending Percy guys
that". it perfectly plauaible that be we»
driven out ol’ hie proper mind by the ecetaey
ruultiug (tout the music which to enrep
lured him and that he wandered off in It
eort of dream. The church people and half
the town beside. were it; the home of Cash
in Smith laet night giving thank» for the
return ottbe wenderlng eon.
lagltebmea trying to Daub Ion-ale.
bosons. Jan. III~ Mr. George Kennan,
the traveler and lecturer upon Siberia. wee
the retreat of honor of the Whitei'rlnr' II club
dinner. During his any in England It
poweriul clique bee been trying to boycott
Mr. Kantian and diecretlit hie tilhcrinn Iain.
I hieage can. u’...‘.'. an...“
(’Itcaoo. Jen. lit—A West Medieon
etrvet lodging hon-e known no the Iron
eldee hotel bee been quarantined and ion
in inmatee were put under police guaul
tyrannical the outbreak of mallpox in the
it“? '
notice to It" It» Dear.
Blltul. Jan. lit *- Tbe l’oevu ( 'ourler
Ieye that the hem] New Yene’a win
by the rear at. the winter pelace waI omit.
ted thin year owing to the recent Mummy
of n uthlliat plot to kill the our.
Amelie flee Mate-ed.
VmIIIa. lee. flml’llcertle have been
peeted on the welie at umber; mtelnl
time to blow up tbedlet. the truth
theme taking protection: In prevent the
carrying out of Illa threat.
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