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institutions. Fob. ltd—The Washing-
ton's birthday session oitho house was
msrkod hythe most turbulent and die
orderly scones. Mr. Blood. clinging to tho
ides thot he could olrtsln a quorum ior his
motion to class dohoto on tho ssiguioraos
hillood nottled at his continued iailuro
for the past week. refused to allow the
day. When the bones mot. however.»
though he still declined to outcrtoin any
propositions to compromise with the op-
pcusutsoi the measure. upon the
that they would woos dllbuotarlng sud
support the measure ii howould give moss
additional time ior dobsto. he moved thot
the debate continua until Saturday. but he
did not got a vote on his amended proposi‘
t on.
Exciting evonts growing out oi the
whclosslo arrest oi members in compliance
with the resolution adopted on Monday
led to disorder and tumult. which. aitor
continuing ior hours, was suddenly ter-
minated in m: odiourumont. Ir. Cum-
mings precipitated It by opposing on air
tempt to srrast him on tho floor.
Ir. com-lop bola-t.
Representative Cummings oi New York
came down tho middle aisle oi the house
just no the oeosion was about to open. Dev
my mu stepped up to. him sad notified
him that by virtue at tho warrant he held
lir. Cummings would be placed under or-
rest and his parole token. Tho cougrosov
moo ilnshsd and took tho matter seriously
Ho stepped back and In hitter language do-
nonncod tho elort tosrrost him. He ra-
iused to recognise the validity of tho war-
root.
“1 give you lair warning." said Mr. Cum—
mings, “that It you touch no you set at
your peril."
For a moment it lookad as though there
would be scriotu trouble. so Mr. Cummings
plainly intimated that he intended to rev
sent the slightest touch indicating arrest
by tho use of force. The deputy quickly
withdraw. however. so the orders of the
mount-atoms ore to avoid Indiguitiss
to congressmen in every way possible
Mr. Blair oiNow Hampshire asked unoo«
imous consent that the clerk, in honor of
the day. nod to the house the hrowoll od-
drcss oi Washington. Mr. Pendloton oh
looted. The chair than stated tho question
to be upon Mr. Bland‘s demand for tho pro
viouo question upon his motion to dip
chamo Mr. Bulick from custody.
As the house was dividing Mr. Sieklas oi
I New York. standing on his crutches in the
center aisle. was calling ioudlyior recogni-
tion. ststing that he had a question of the
highest peroonsl privilogo to present.
“I am Iniormod." sold he. “thot I am
under arrest. ldomsud to know by what
authority."
liohloo 'III‘I'I In Down.
Mr. Dcckery, who was In tho choir. do-
clarod that lir. Sicklea could not Interrupt
the proceedings while the house was divid~
lug. Mr Sickles. however. insisted on hr
lug heard and Mr Terry oi Arkansas csil‘
ed him to order. The speaker pro tent. or‘
tiered Mr. Sicklos to take his seat.
Mr. Bickles declined to sit down. The
excitement grow space. lomhors crowded
shout Gonerol Sicklos alto dehouchsd irons
, he aisles into the arcs in front oi the
'. speaker's chair. The poles and cool
were deafening. “There ought to some
_._ AT——— way oi squalohlng him." shouted Mr. Mor-
edith. But. Mr. Sicklos stood firm and un-
A-R-A- 1-" 0_G iiinchIng in tho lace at tho storm. lie
(By Josiah Allen a ll'l'fe.)
Pansy hitsl lr‘unsy tut-I! wells like last
‘llsrmonmla hi mi sol It“!
"U. "I: Dollies o e. 'upnn
told NflVEl‘I'Y ulli‘lii.
CR U D E H’S
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Dictionorly and M hslrelicol [nth-astou-
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humtoo't‘ial «Ig‘thhhin ding.
l Any verso In the Bible may I» rwllly
hmokl nit tor any inlwrill word
"new: which Is udder
ll. $373“ pillows oi the principol words.
“Heir their true meoniuas In tit II p-
III. do o'eneoont of tho Jewish t urinate and
Rollin-trot”: oi moor portions
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he. Iomery s M rn III 7.
uflbpgnndo uzhmiiosrher optimism
Mamie may to nerve is our to ripiuih
otiono. The rrsular price lo pi “II ”or
operators o mpy or this attire for
coupons asst lusty coats.
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Till. WHYLIH’K IVDBKII ()l"
wanted to know Ii ho was under onset and
whether he had a right to vote.
”Hos ho any righto st all!” asked Mr.
Wilson oi Washington.
The chair directed the rule to ho road
iollowing which Mr. Sickloo sppoolod to
ithc house to he allowed tomokoastatr
: moot. and Mr. Post oi lllinois moved that
he ho allowad to explain. Mr. Springsrio—
slated that Mr. fileklao should isle his
"“Don' t do that!" shouted Ir. Wilson.
mnsosho loser! cripple. Doa'lmoks
7hlm sit down and got up. Youcsn Itch up
at any time. " [loughton]
A moment lstsr while the chair was“, at
tempting to quail tho impoudi
Cummings rose in his plsco. on? with up-
IIiIod arm and ringing voice hooallsd out.
"You did not call Mill to order at Gettys-
burg." (Applause) Dorian all thistlmo
Mr. Dockory had hose wanting the house.
and or this Mothsaocousoad thssths
demand tho previous qoostloo hod bass
ca too.
I Icons er woo Disorder.
The complications raiasdhy the alleged
discovery oi the isulty character pitta
wasroot wossush thst Ir. Outhwslto.
anon II in: House.”
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Masai-”omit 7 “Mandi will
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house to adjourn over tho notional holl‘
roprsvz
sentstion oi certain western Bepuhlicous
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Etc room oi the senior. and sites
shoutussmsshsdhsssssecrodthasflcrt
was suspended It was psusntod. as o
rolo.tossnotorswhoarshnowotohourg-
..on Papers
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H. D. wolcott,
ll Isis ltrsst. IIonsIl. III.
Rams, 2‘. It, fob low-A terrific explo-
oecumd In the coal mines st Bless
horn. three miles southwest oi hers. and
soouahsndoi rescuers was rot at work
to Investigate thssmount oi damage and
ii posslhlstoglvo suocor to those within.
Iii: bodies hove been resound and It Is
believed that two ltslioos who are III
are also in the mine and probably
(”Milly
mywfiuoooihmamyohony
ever try it.
free sample.
Makes the hands soft. Did you
Ask HALE for a
EVERY PAIR
HIS FIR§T CHARGE.
DR. TALMAOI’B ACCOUNT OF HIS
FIRST VEAR IN THE MlNlB‘fRV.
Interesting Isolde-ts lo the Opoalog Chop-
tor oi o lotohls Career—Monastic” oi
Irothorly loowursgomoat sod Ilsdly
chriotloo Assists-om
“I was born." sold Rev. '1’. DeWItt Tol-
Iog charges In the hill. the result being
thstmocyoitlwsolu sword with thssois
committee on the toriii were ignorant oi
the isetthot the coil was In “mission
when spoken launch the subject.
There Is little doubt but that lir. Gor-
maolsioaccordwlththomovsmoot ior s
caucus. ior It developed thot he was pros-
oot 'at the woman phenom Butler's
room. in which the circulation oi the call
wssdecidod upon. his reunion took rt
in this minnow—Messrs. Barman. uh
Isl. Hill. Murphy. Brice and Gallery.
It Is sold thot Ropuhliosuo or: being
asked it they would support the bill In
case Democratic senators should vote
ossisst it Senator Fnttgmv oi #54th
Dakota and Senator Duhols oi ldsho hove
both hoes asked such q.usstlons oust both
said oIiiphotIcally that It was not possible
lor the committee to agree on and report a
hill which would Insure their votes.
LOYAL PHILADELPHIANS.
Alritlsh flag as scar olsloro llosss
looulollsoloOIo.
”IL/insulin. Feb. M-Jl'horc wss a
great commotion In tho Thirtyrthlrd word
oi this city when A. 'l‘. Wadsworth. a
member oi the common council irom that.
word, uniurled a British ilag over his
house. A number at neighbors hold on in:
dignotlon mooring. and to committee was
appointed to wait upon the councilman
and request him to heal down the ohnos
bra-emblem.
When the committee arrived oi. the
house. the councilman was not st home.
but his wile Informed tho visitors thst the
daghad been put up. sud It was going to
stsy. The committee withdraw. but they
had hardly had time to moke their report
when the councilman. who had heard
something about th- sugry threats oi his
constituents. returned to his home and
hauled down the distasteful piece oi hut-w
log Fooling ran high In the ward ior»
time. and ii the dog her! not been removed
then-ems little dorm lhol. iorcs would
have been usod.
A recent set of the vootry oi L'shrisl'
Protestant Episcopal church which is lo
noted on Second avenue. In tho boon oi the
wholooole district. sod which is one of the
oldest chm-chests the morn, is alsoeaus-
log considerable comment. Washington
was a worshipor at Christ's church when
he was in Phlladoiphis. and In 1717 the
bust of George II. which hsd adorned the
front at tho edifice. was taken down and
stored In the attic. Within a low doys
the vootry hsseousrd the hustto hoclosocd
up. ouditagsin occupies Its iormor plocs
in front of tho church. Itovarol members
of the congregation have protested vigor-
ously. and than may to trouble In the die
rectory over It.
Dying Ian Coolosool lino Hostess.
Bromosts. Arm, rah,rI.~.I'»ny yoors
ago a woman living at this plsco named
Gamhollo was killed. IArIcgwith her was
a mac named Charley Crouch. and snow:
eion pointed to him. At tho trial. how-
ever. nothing could he proved. and he was
discharged. Crouch hes just died at Fay-
sttoville. and before expiring he confessed
to tho crime lie also molasses! to tho
murder ci a man named Bodmos at l'sy—
ottsville several years ago and also to the
murder oi a negro of the some place.
Joooyh Jolonoo'a Iathor-Iw-low Dead.
Crimson. Feb. ’13.-llenry Warren. lather
of Mrs. Joseph .lsflcrson.dled st the house
oi his daughter. Mrs. Woolworth. at tho
agooi so yssrs. Mr. Warren come oi s ro—
morkohle theatrical iamtly. lilo lather.
Willisut Worm. ior rmmy years was man.
A“ 0' IN 0” Christin!” Nicol. IL ‘ In
Phlladwlphlo. when Ilw .rv was born. His
brother was “ Illiom ii urrsn. the cola—
hrosod comedian n! the ”in!!!“ theater
More ”VIII Aesop! Ionics.
’l'asrros. Feb. 23. 41min magnet call
the blicso senston came to Trenton
sstethohsst lioeoiootlos Iotho
32‘ warrants proessdlcp ossinst Presl-
Ronsrs That oleial has
service under advise oi his counsel. but
there la a dllsraoos oi opinion among the
lspnhliasos as to whether they should at
lit the Iorisdlctioo oi the court sod abide
by Its decision or set.
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Governor log. Arrested.
sums, I'sh. M-lhsrii! While oi this
snooty. armed with awarrsot from lisscg
deshsa saIIaty. smote! lloa. James mil.“
governor oi 'l'ssss.ier loser
thewsiogamo law while is IIW o
iow wooks no“ Tm? matter Is to
not possess to. t governance
llyylsldedssd pave the required hood
and’ ii guilty. he says. he will promptly
pay too Ins:
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hovers! men were Iogursd by hsIng burned
or bruised and by III sling ilrsdouip. '
Is probable that tho explosion was caused
by gas In as entry being Igulted by a min-
sr‘s light.
it is reported that Joseph Pathsringill.
the Ilro Inspector. had but s law minutes
hoiors the explosion untitled W lilism Gro
ban. the pit bros. that his entry. winch Is
a mile and a quarter (Into the opening oi
the mine. wss dangerous on account oi be
Ing illisd with “as. Whether the pit boss
import to notiiy the minors or whether
they went into the entry without his seeing
them Is not known.
A coroner's jury has been IInpsneled and
to letting evidence. buckiiy only It iew
were in the mines on account oi it being a
holiday, ior It Is believed thautherwise
over III) would have perished. 'l'iIc lilossv
burg coal mines have been opcrotrd the
post lit yesrs by the Atohisoo. Topeka and
“auto P's company and ore the largest In
tho torritnry.
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FOUND JUST IN TIME.
A Mohlsg isles-oi Iaohiso lo the Bose-
mool oi o Iooio: so mosh.
lamsut’no. l’o. Fob. art—By a timely
discovery n torrihis explosion and tire were
averted here. “make was seen issuing irom
the liascuieut oi the business block belong-
ing to the estate oi the loto Charles S.
Walls An rumination oi the premises
ravrslod a has nailed against the timhors
oi the collar 7041!.me it a cloud oi
smoks arose. It was knocked down sud
carried into the street. where it was iound
upon examination to he an Infernal Inov
chino contsinlog a bottle oi powder. satu-
rated cotton and other combustibles.
An older brother at the Isle Mr. Wolio.
known stout town Ito Jimmy. who claims
to bore Ian-n doirsu-isd wimp that gentle-
man's relate was sottinl. had been seenon-
lsriug the collar carrying it hos.
Hoversl hours lam he was observed
stonding on the rural three miles up‘the
rim and looking Iowsrd Lrwlsburg. He
was srrostnl at Milton. brought to Lewis»
burg. given a hearing and put In jail. lis
lo considered a dangerous cimrocter. hov-
Ing Ihrsslormi to kill tho executor and st-
torney oi his brother's rotate. A web
llllorl the street so he was taken to loll. sud
it would hch needed little encouragement
to lynch him
BIG 78ANDSTORM.
‘l’rais Wrens-d byo Hirsch and Ion so
the frosts.
Me About”. Feb. 2:3.-—A big mndswrm
raged in the volleys eastward. sud the
sflsct. was plainly seen irom this city in
the very hazy barium. The worst eiiect
was tho wrecking at a train on the South.
om liolliurnia road near lion liernsrdino.
When smut 500 feet east at Rosina sts'
lion. the engine plunged into a sondhonk.
was derailed and turned over on Its side.
as was also the WWW car The rest oi
the an kept the track.
No one was hurt except Engineer liornes
0i lion licmortlino, who was hally rut
slsmt thn hood, but It is thought that be
Is not dangerously Injured. A torribla
gale suddenly piled up a hour drill 0! com!
on the track. soul. the air lasing filled with
sand slid dust as impenetrshlc by the eye
as the heaviest log. the engineer was pro-
vmted from seeing the motion.
The sand must ham up very quick-
Iy.ss the omitted train passed the spot
only III minutes ahead oi the local. and
than were on signs oi o driit than. The
passengers won transirrrod and arrived
here only so hour Inu-
lu.‘ Hun" ‘ I
its: Possum: l'uh. Mull. 0. Young.
the mark-man, did some record demolish-
lug. in tit-hots out of Ill) ho hall III) to his
mill. and In the last shot he scored two
out of a pmsihio three This mode lllll
point/samurai In It» shots, Including Io con
tors or sad lion This oversgo boats liteseka
or’s cslohrstsd record oi 21! centers In too
shotsaadisths Mlnflmcmthe Po;
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Disses (for lost- a Drop.
(more-ran, Mass. l’sls ill-A motor
camp the lllouoostsr Street railway ran
over the trestle work st Clum Care to the
strosi holow~odistouos ci l0 last. The
car was badly wrecked. and Norms» Olsen.
s puunssr, was istsliy Injured. Those
were eight wagers, acooductor and o
motornm on the cor. sli oi whom were
mortar Isss injured.
floooshlooro loom Wot-n.
Wassusu. Volta .»«A occasional raid
was movie upon an Illicit diotllisryJocatrd
on scoot coast mootoio hy l7IIItsd m
deputy mimic. 'l'ho distillery was rnoc
olog Io full bloat with s lull stock oi
mashestood. compel machinations
litt- rrys the owners. were arrested sit-
ora sto light.
A
Wtutssosstts. Po. loll ss-«I'so no
”custom-k Ia thsaaylcrdshsitarssow
wovsiss sorter great diilculttes. soother
mseishdsc threatened from thohoodoi
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with”: the sort In days.
loses Desert ooos-sashes or the.
Ntw loos. l'oh. fl ~0optoio llsghssoi
the steamer Isrsshooss. mired. rs»
, mags to a New YorkWarld mon,‘.‘on‘
rum mm isiormstton ohtslushio it -%‘-"" 7 7-5791 ‘7 M“! 3"“
out the youngest oi in children. yia
ther belonged to the sristocrscy oi hard z
knuckles. and it may easily be ima ined'
that my parents had a herd strugg o to
m“. vldo ior. train and cducatoso large It
Further was a Christian worker
.“ y earliest pnioronco was iorthe low.
ior which 1 studied ior a year sitar grsdn-
atiug iron: the University of the City oi
New York. My parrots were anxious that
i should become a preacher oi the gospel,
so I entered s theologimi seminary ct h'cw
Brunswick and sits: the usual course be
came a liccutiata.
“liy first charge was at Beileviile, N.
3.. where l labored ior shout three years.
So much has been written oi the hardshi
oi olergymcn. small solsrlm. unreasonsh e
churches. moon committees and lmpudeut
psrishloners thst parents seeking ior their
childrsn’ s happiness are not wont todesire
them to enter the sacred calling indeed
the story oi om y brood trays and cheer-
lom psraonogcs as not hsii been told.
“I will never ins-get my charge at Belle-
villc. It looms up before me now. It was
about 6 o'clock oi a June aiternoon. thc
sun striking aslout upon the river. when
the young minister and his bride were rid-
ing towsrd their new home. As the cor-
risga rumbled auras the bridge in iront
oi the house st which they were ior s iew
dsys to tarry it seemed so if the hoof and
wheel understood the transport oi the
hour. The weeks oi hridol congrotulation
had ended. and here they were or the door
of the good deacon who was to entertain
them.
“The mlniotor end his bride slighted
amid hearty welcomes. for the flock had
been a long time without sshepherd. All
seemed to understood something of the
embarrassment of In young man with the
ink hardly dry on his parchment and a
girl just entering into the responsibility
at a clergymon's wile. After to» some oi
the parishioners come In.
"Old Mr. Bromlctte stepped up to oiier
a greeting. He owned it large estate.
hsd been born in high life and had in his
procession silver plate which his (other
used in entertaining General Washington.
He was to lot man and had no pretensions
or pomp oi mouner. As he wiped the par-
spiration from hio brow he sold. ‘Hot
night. domiuiel' He began the conversa-
tionhy asking the minister who his isthor
was end who his grandfather. and he was
delighted when he iound there was o dig—
nitsry in the ancestral line of thcminister:
‘I know him well. Danced 40 years ago
with his daughter st Ssratoga.’ lie add-
ed: ‘l think we will be able to make you
comfortable here. We have In our village
some iumilico of highly respectable dc-
scent. The governor will dine with us to-
morrow about ‘3 o'clock. My curringc will
call ior you. Better retire curly. Good
night.’
“MocMIllou. tho Scotchmsn. now on
Cored. lle raid: ‘1 crime to welcome you as
s minister oi the new covenant. What
catechism do you stoody!’ 'Westminster.‘
replied the clergyman. ‘Prsisc God ior
that?’ sold this ricotchnisn. ‘l think you
must belong to the good old orthodox. out
and out (.‘slvinistic school. Do not like
to suggest. but It pariactly convoinont
give us nest Sunday a solid sermon about
the eternsl decrees. Good night. I must
sing s psalm 0! David with the children
hsinre they go to bad.‘
“ Tho ilrot Sunday come. The brownstone
church was a bountiful structure without
and within. The congregation gathered
early. Many hsd gone in. but others atnid
at the door to watch the coming oi the new
minister end his bride. She Is now gone.
and it In no flattery to say that she wso
lair to look upon, Ilelioots in structure oi
body. rye Isrgo sud blue, hair In which
was folded the shadows oi midnight. erect
carriage. but quite small. She hsd o sweet
voles and had sung ior several years in
the choirs oi the city churches and hsd
withol a magic of Iiroocm'o that turned all
she met Into worm personsl admirers.
“Hot hand trembled on her husband's
arm as that dsy they went up the steps oi
the meeting house. gated at intently by
young and old. The pastor looked paler
even than woo his wont. lilo voles quar-
srsd in rustling the hymn. and he looked
confused as he made the publications. lie
had herd work to remember the words at
the hoptlsmal service, and when he come
to [reach in his excitement he could not
ilnd his sermon. It had isllon hock ofl tho
sols. He looked up and down and iorword
and backward. fishing it out at lost, just
In time to come up. lioshod and has. to
read the lost. It was svsry ioohlo sttempt
at preaching. but all were ready to host
his words. The young sym hired with
him. ior ho was young. and he old looked
on him with a sort of pstwnsl Indulgence.
At the iowwords In which hscornmeudod
hImoin sod his oi theiroorosod sympathy
they looks teeth Into weeping. and at the
ciths ssrvles the people. poor and
3&7“ to odor their right hoods.
Milian. the Bcctohmsn. said.
'chug moo. that’s tho right doeiriosm
the some that Mr. Booms tsught me to
yasrosmatthokirkluthapion.’
”its Bronsmtooh techkis pastor by the
said: "first sermon went rI ht
"lit Dorhio said: one are your
Drokolaoomyrolotodoyaod estate
m Marinas ass Diduot
hot willdo.lllod
tether“ Ila them
cars, and I will meet you on Saturday
night. lthiuk It will do you both good.’
IWell. weil,’ said the minister. while aside
consulting his wife. what does this mean!
But they make the su ggestiou. and I shall
lithe It.’
"That Tuesday evening iouml the young
couple walking the streets at the neigh-
boring city. wondering what It oil meant.
“'Bstnrdsy came, and on the arrival at
the sitarnocn troin Hurry Bronson was
ready to meet the young person and his
wife and take them to the house. Alter
tea Mr. Bronson sold, ‘Wo have been mak‘
ing a little. oltorstionot the parsonage
hilo.xon,.woro.ovlo!.1_- illsvs .muil or; _ _,, 7?.
tlaimed the minister. ‘Come. my dear. let
us go up and soc.’ As they up the
slow at the old parsonage t o roses sud
lilacs on either side swung in the evening
sir. and the river In iront glowed under
the long row of willows.
“It. was just micro uuuset. it wss an
evening never to be forgotten. its flowers
will never close. Ito clouds will never
melt. its waters will never lose their ahoem.
Its crews will never float away.
“Tho key woo thrust into the door. and
It flungo n ‘tht docs thismcsnl' they
both cri out at the some time. ‘Who put
down this carpet and set these chairs and
hung this hnll lompt' It was no shobb
csrpet. butane that showed that many do -
lsrs had been expended and much taste
shown and much eflort exerted. Th
opened the parlor door. sud then they
stood, win and whatnot and chair and
stand sod mantel ornament and picture.
They went up stairs. and every room was
tnruished~ beds with beautiful white
countcrpuneo.ond vases tilled with flowers.
sud walls hung with engravings Every—
thin complete
”ghetto surprised people come down
stairs to tho pantry, found boxes of angst.
bags of snlt,cnns oi preserves. pockoges of
spice. hIno oi flour. losvesoi brand. In tho
lmsrmrnt they iound polls. baskets. dipo
pct-s, cups. saucers. plutco, iorks, knives.
spoon», strainers. bowlo, pitchers. tubs
and a huge stow titled with loci and n In.
ciler match lyingon the lid, on thot all
the young married couple had to dain gr»
ing to housekeeping would be to strike tho
motel: and apply It to tho shavings. In
the study. with Its lounge and cut flowers.
won In table covered with bright green
bsizu, and on it lay on envelope. lncloslng
o card on which was written: ‘l’iense oc-
cept. From 11 ie-w iriendo.’
”A your power! on. and tho first cloud
hovemi over the parsonage. it worn dork
cloud, yet It ported. not! through it fell as
bright a light. as over gilded II hearthstone.
The next day all sorts. oi packages arrived.
little socks with u verso oi. poetry stuck
in each one of them—socks about largo
enough for In small kitten-«Ind to comb
with which you might imagine Tom
Thumli’o wife would comb her hair. Mrs.
Durhln had been there for 24 hours. Mr.
Bromletio sent up his coochman to make
inquiries sod MocMiIlan cuiledto express
his hope that it was a child oi the core-
nant. Lucas sent his congratulations from
the doorstep—he hud not courage enough
to rattle tho knockor. On his way back he
ordered a package of inrino. Hurry Bron-
.oon smiimi all the way to the parsonage
and smiled all tho way back.
“The pnrmn imriily dun-d to touch the
delicate little thing for irar he would
break It and walked around with it on a
pillow. wondering wixnt it would do next.
stoning at every Hume or cry ior four né
had «inno HOIIlO lm’pnrnhio damage.
"The Indian said it looked like its {other
and this gI-ntlmu-n how much it resembled
its nmtlwr. All sorts oi names were pro—
poonl. llnrry Bronson thought it might
be styled liumpsy ”tummy. and Lucas
blushingly mill win-n unkodwhnt he pro-
posed: ‘Cull it what you plmso. Plcnuo
yourselves und you please mr.’ As Is tour
pornrynsrne it was rolled Minister's Sun.
shine.
"My days at lieilovilo are among my
plenrnutcst memories. and the limo spent
there may be classed among my most suc-
cessful ministration-3. it was It school oi
experience and training. Leaving there. I
went to Syracuse, where i spent three years
in earnest work. reiusing to accept any oi
the numerous calls that were sent mo.
”At length I accepted the invitation of
the Second llelnrmml church at Philadel-
phia and removed them in 18ml, where I
remained for won years and met with
great mime-on. During the lost your oi my
postural». them the church could not he.
commoduto nuc-iourlh oi the multitudes
who sought nd prion.
”In MI“ I uncxpectedly received coils
Central church in limoklyn and a church
in Run Francisco. My people in l’hiiodel-
phla niieml run every financial inducc~
myself from the nttnohed circle that Illil
gathered Around Inc In that bountiful city
in humor: the pastoral thsilcntrul l’ruhy-
tsriun church on Schrrtncrhom street. he-
tweeu Nevins sud Powers streets. Brook-
Inn and Into Installed on March '32. 1669 ”
4..“
A Iting'a own Story.
morning whet uppesred to In: It goId ring.
oatoue. tho tinder took It to n Jeweler In
Eleventh street ior Inspection.
amined It for a law minutes under it may
ullylng glass and said:
“Yes. this la n gold ringoi i-I carols.
iron: tho i'elvnry church oi Chicago. the
room. to remain. but tho peculiar condition
of tin: llrnolrlyn I’I-ntml church seemed to
demand It sucrlilre on my part. sud I tore
Picking up from the sidewalk the other
with empty class showing the nmovai of
lie or-
Tho atone It contained was a three carat
A Chen?
by you.
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Buggies. Phaetons. Carnage".
Samples. SpindIes, em
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R EMOVE 9‘77
To No. 5 Railroad Place.
JAC (‘8 M LAYTON. with larger nmcc. mm.
tloo.\s Is'll hepleowd to continnehlt services to
wontmi the buelnoecmmmunity In onyE of his
llneo ct liil‘ilm‘so In in~urome [tool Estate.
Steornshlp Tickets. Drsfts and Money Orders
and Notor) Mir
1. 0. JENNINGS.
Papal Hanget,taIcimineI. Palmer
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS
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Sample hunkc oi lull iim- latest styles oi
Pours. Borders sndlvill Mouldings token
Imum ior Insrr-I- lion. on notice by postal.
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Elegant designs In
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Prices unusually low to suit
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Ito It Washington Street.
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Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting.
lh-nlnrs in ”01' Mil null STEAM
HEATING. lh-ulcrs in MIATE, TIN
(HARE and CROCKBRY. DECORAT-
El) CHAMBER HEW. 13315. to higher
grade. Factory wrrk altomlcd lo
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Cell and examine them bolero purchoslug my other shoe, oi
H. s. BROWNIS
South Main Street. 80. Norw'ollt. :7
diamond. It was worn a number cl yssrs
on a slender woman's third linger. Than
it changed hands and woe onlsrged hy the
Insertion of interim gold alloy sud may
hove been worn on the third do oi a
stout woman or the little linger o a loan.
The diamond was removed by a clumsy
hand. probably by a thlei, who either sc-
oisonlsliy dropped the ringer throw it
awoy when you icunrl It. i never row the
ring lwioro. but plslnly rssd its history
by the some process oi observation. analy-
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