iiilllll'tatltn at.
Al Attractive Count” me
‘ - Much Inna.
(loiifomla mountain ternary lit not con-
fltlntl to the great nit-rm Nevada room by
any means. Mlltititlt Sliatta,.ll’httne,r.
Godard, Lyell and other uuinerotz-i and
well known peaks at the Sierra emaciated
with such famous fluid at pleatturo l'llt
\‘ottoiuite, Tahoe. ‘Ttih bite. the Grange,
the Palisades anti the h a treat constitute
titieha mas: of mountain grandeur that
one would naturally be led to believe that
nature had exhausted hers-cit in the pro-
tittrtlouot beautiful reentry lit the one
great mountain ration along the oattturn
boundary at the Golden State. But such
in not the tats-o. Tito Coast range. 'l‘old-
ohipi and Sierra lilatlro mountainn contain
their Jtitt proportion of attractions. liaise
Mendocino. llunilioltlt and Del Sorta
counties abound In enchanting motion.
while Santa tiriir. .\Iontt-ror. Santa Bar-
imrn. Kt'l’ll and r‘au lit-rnartlino all altord
ntilnoruua enticing iieid» for seeker»: alter
phat-tire. .
'l'lio wcittorn nlnpo of the Coast range
south of r‘au l‘rtint-ist-o hay abounds in at-
trut~tlrti Woodland t-t‘l'lll". The hit; rod-
thtl tut-em ot .‘Qiillti t‘ruz county are a
favorite hummer resort for huntlrt-du oi
campers. v bile the numerous mineral
aprlntnt are 3002”» out by iin'alltiu or seek-
erttui’ierbettt'r ealtii. Along the roads
throughout this region aro ‘initny objtctn
which attrat ‘ inure thnii pausing attention.
and hrititzrs of unique structure are not
uncommon. \i‘hcn sawed timhorn anti
iron truss-tn are considered too expensive,
the favorite suhstltutt- In (301le redwood.
This will last {or years, in strong, service-
able. and tint \‘t-ry P:]il'lifil.'i’ll.
There is at present a lill‘k of railway fa-
cilities in the whole interior coast region.
Lines of road ought to connect. tho great
interior valley with the eeacoatit through
the l"z:ciieco, l’tinocheaiid ('licaloliie passea
through the (.‘oaat range. the western or
El'nlltitll'tl point» to he reached heing Santa
cum illniiit-rt-y anti l’ort llarfoi-tl.
No part of tho i’aeiiio coast is richer in
natural resources than the inoitutalnnun
country lying between the San Joaquin
valley and the Pacific ocean. I’etrolt'tiin,
quicksilver, coal, gypsum, hittiiiiinolui
rot-it. limestone and asphalt abound in
dit‘t‘crent localities, and various hot and
cold entities of known beneficial medical
properties am also found. The small vah
lt-ys and rolling hills are largely composed
ofa very rich biael; mil which required
littlolrrlgatlon for orchard or vineyard
and producer; good eropsol grain annually
without any artificial inolstnro. lit f-llilll‘
Stctions dalrying is already exit-aslrtiy
followed. and this business will no doubt
rapidly iiicrttaseiis transportation facilities
are improved. .\‘o largo streams are found
in this region. but. illinltii'tillé‘i ulna)! ones
are 301'", each capable of supplying: watt-r
nitmcient to irrigate. cmisltlerahlo art-as if
the water was properly hushandt'tl.
California. as a it hole, is practically tin-
known to her citizens. and tho t-oust
mountain region is perhaps less fa'iilllar
to the inhabitants than any ot her section.
Increased population is t‘Fet'lll ial to:-. proper
utilization of the resources now lying dor-
taunt. and so long astho valleys tillttl' such
favorable opportunities for capital and
home seekers thoro is little show for rapid
development of tho mountainous sections,
particularly those distant from railroads.
Every new railroad opens tip another line
of populous communities; therefore wo he- i
lievo that new lines of railway are of more
iiuportancoto interior (,‘iilifornla at. tho
present time than any other class: of llll'
prot‘cntentm—Fresno ((Yai.) interior. .
I
1
An Amccr's Surgeon.
Surgery Is an exact. science, and the
progress of an English Hit‘pt'titt iii the cast
is a delightful record of saw cot and muti-
tude. lie is tho true iuiraclo worker, trans-
ing the lame. to wall: anti tho blind to see.
But. medicine is still in the. empirical
Hugo. anti with the exception of half a
dozen drugs: much as opium, quinine and
ipccacuanlm, whose. action is known. lllt'
native pharinat'tiptt-la is no lilioly to ho
proll‘tiihlo as the European one. in stir
gory tho lgahttl doctors had not iuasit-rto
thoclenients of tho art, knowing: lilillillll! ,
of ttuatoiiiy, the position of tho llttiii's’, or
the tzotirso of the. arteries, while their idea
of blot-ding for alum—t every disttisu~ ‘
gout. lover, dyspepsia or any feeling or.
lliiiliil-‘itt-o-la‘ as lli\'t teratc as that of l~2n;;- ,
llsli physicians :lllll years ago.
lit-rein lies the chief danger to tho pro
longed llfti of tho ameer, which is so \‘aiii- '
ahlo both to his own country and to liltittv 2
land. He stiller-t acutely from goal with
some of its serious complicai ions, and iht
conétant bleeding to which he i< subjected
by his attendant haltinis reduces him to a
stolen! such extreme weakness that his "
liloisi in greaterdanger lroin l'isphysit'iana ~
than from disease. Tho position of aw;
English doctor at his court is one. of tho
greatest. anxiety. ExpttFt‘tl to suspicion,
jealousy anti intrigue. his treatment nor:
followed and then abandoned for what ho ,
, considers foolish or dangerous methods.
lJr. Gray certainly consult: ll hoili'l.lsrt'1'~ ,
iitatlon and his personal safety by tender-
in;: his resignation when, after {our yours.‘
service, he was unable to persuade. the
dinner to trust himxt-lt' entirely to his care.
In may he tltJlllill'll whetlicraiiyotht-r lulle-
lish dot-tor, al‘tt r u l'l‘l‘lieill of lir. lit-ity'a
oxtlt‘rieutw, will he auzzzous to ill! tho lll~
vitilotis. tri'itihh-sniite and hazardous posi-
tion of court surgeon tit Kltlilll.—5tillil'tiuff
:(tiviow ' . ' l
State
Cape.
3 “Little
Ci gars’
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cts.
2 for
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attit- tit-vino. 'i‘,‘abor an:
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ahlootilur _ W
(m), '0“ which W” “mum“ nibbl- slur-eta” one: Will Look Alter Ila.-
fiot Yet
noup young wamtin‘wbo bone to play
it
natal! and (litter Pei-anew. .
great pom after a alfmonilui' term an i il'artinit,:ws.l.ltin. al.-i-loiitttm While
dramatic animal. For four yours, from
the time one mu 1’ until the wait til). aim
worked rigorously.
“livery day, oxoqit ChrlIt-inatt. New
Your”: and the Futirth at July," title rays.
"1 had limited at tlo’oloolt. and then 1.
studied play-,‘i'entliti?t than: lino’tor line
until i9, when I had utictt while my aunt
brettktaated. lathe afternoon lputoua
trailed (town and went through my part,
whatever it happened to be, before my
aunt, precisely mi it in the presence of a
great audit-ace. Than I played Parthoaia,
Rewind. Viola and Julia. ldid this day
utter titty, Week alter Week and mouth
alter mouth. Before over beginning to
auto churaoter i read the play over 50
titties. 1 know each play. every phrase
and “whim of California hail an inter-
ticw with St oratory Ulla-y “inventing the
imprisonment of Sir. Hillltllltliltl atitl tuli-
L'l‘ Americana in the Transvaal and all”
ward united In the following atatetuput
ll to tho situation there:
"We are satisfied the tit-erctary of state
has done anti in doing his utinoflt to pro-
tect .\iiierlmu interests in the Transvaal.
.\ir. t):uey stated that statements. made
lorogatnry to Mr. .\Ittiiyon, our consular
agent at Johanneihurg. are untrue. Mr.
.\innyon W!“ Inducted for appuLutmnnt by
.ix-Mayor (trace of New York. and Mr.
limos oertille-t to his iihth character and
lltuo-iti. lie in tho uncut lti lho’l‘raiiwaal
if ti large American mercantile concern.
.\lr. .\itinyou liliii lntorinel the department
and line. unit it were my own name, and ;that while liunuuoml Is in t-oullueiut-nt
than, whoa it had hoeoiho part of me. my land In flt‘llill'lilt‘lll from hit (NStit‘lliit‘i, still
aunt would allow me toilet It alone lit-tore the it being t-onaltieraiely treated.
her. and with no other crlllo or olaquo.
m.
Wilt-ale, who iititt rent llt‘tjllt‘lil’. vault-irritant
Three time» a week 1 tool: vocal lessons, lfl'tllll London with reference to Mr. iltuii~
fencing lessonsandlutilnncluh exercises." ‘ mood,,rt-qut-atetl that the consular agent
I
To Care Roach, not) Hamill.
i
attire l'nltcd Station at (line ’I‘owu should
he instructed to act. and St-tiaturn l'erklint
An observant woman who itpaiit a sum. ,.tntl White joined in the request. The loc-
tour at \l'iirroiipoiiit, afaniottslrlshwaliir- ‘retury of uiate. while eonlldrnt that Mr.
lug plat-o 30 miles from Belfast. notiectl fhliiiiyon will tlo his duty, iievertiioitm. to
tho general pink and cream complt-xlons ,gratlfy tlioizo who had doubts upon tho
of tho Irish Country girls who had come lluhjeei, rattled the consular ageiitat Capo
totho shore to mlutl children for tile 13- i'i‘own. who, by tho Way. hi it liritlth itali-
tlles, especially tut regards to their hands. ilrct. to go to Pretoria, whit-u i-t is houm
which \yt-i-o oi‘tcn liilb‘fillllpfll and ugly, and i listn'tt. at Hi i.
in View of thii action it
upon which such a dcilcatotoxturt- of,e.|tlii in not thought probable that any real tittn-
st-emed out of place. Slit! inquired for tho javr t'.ill arise without due iltlllt‘t‘ to our
reason and found this out. which may ho 1,;oyertinitriit.”
at’iiltiuhloeiiirigeqllon for these troubled
with rough. hard, red hands. Shomys:
“In every farmyard there are two hlnit,
om- containing bran for the cattle and tho
other oatiiieai for chickens.
Formerly Lived in ('lenen.
(‘iiizisi-zt. Mint, .iaa. f.‘l.—-l.'onel l‘hll-
lips, one of .laliies‘ou‘s .r'otilli .\ll'lt'ttll raitl-
Wilt-it tlitl 'lii; party. at pt't-It'tll tinder t'.i't‘t‘~l loi' pur-
itirls go to milk, they wash their hands at Jlt'lilt‘lll'll! i“ ill" Will. We“ l'll'llll‘l'll‘ -| “'91
lllfllllllilii (mt! dry the“; ill ”to phu‘kp“ ‘.lt‘tit tit' l.l|lelfit't|:ttitl “’llV‘ {l liltitttlit-r til the
feed. 'i‘lmresultiaeiipt-rhbandit—smooth told First regiment ' .
When 1 lot: tho village, 1 the ivwanio an otllenr tiia colored regiment.
took awn; as Iltllt’li lrlsli meal as [could lll'terwttrd he I' 'illrlit'tl lil'l't‘.’iIill was ititt'r- 1
loft and while.
llui'iinz tin" t‘l\'ll war
tarry. .\‘ow I buy it"; gum in um fwd ,estetl in western minim: illilllt'l'r‘. subse-
etore, and 1 use it. I itoep it in l howl in ! itirittly going to South .\trtct.
tho hailit'ooiii. I wash my hotly hands
with cartilo soap antltiplnchof iucal, inop
them with a totrrl anti dry them In the
bowl.
never tire—hut lool: at, tlieiu !" ,
Childrten’a Fauclott.
Allowances bllflllltl always; be iiiatlo for
the queer little fancies that taltopossosalon
of children at Various stages of their
(growth.
iotl.o mother or lllll'stl to find that what
yesterday was accepted tut a matter of
course is totlnyrejocteti with high disdain,
but such instance-i are. continually occur-
ring anti must. lltlliil‘lt philostipliit-ally. An
illii~trallt-ll‘ til this point may incl gathered
tron. tho l"'t'tll’ll of a peculiarly lltrl'llll and
lovable child. who, liiit'lil: bet ll m-t'tistoiii-
ed from llilllylitltill to he put to lil'tl nwulto
without resenting it by so much (H a
whimper, suddenly l‘t-lu‘llril iii tho tint-i
tin ‘pl‘l'lt'll way when over :2 years old. in—
. '3,.: iii the tum-t ftii't'llilt: nmziiu-l' lllltln
hunt}: sumo one to sit. by her. (‘orixing
and liillll-llillt‘lll wero ulilto llll‘lrzl‘llit'tl.
and when. tilit r several t“:zlit:~' of the salad
interestiin:pt'rtoi'inaiit'e, the child «tit-coed-
I‘ll in frontal.' hermit into a severe lll'l'i'tii' :
fever liltl mother was faln to I'lllill'.i~i hor-
5P” cttnqucretl.-—.‘.'tuiitl:irtl Delliieiitor.
Danger: of Piercing the liar».
’i'horuei'. in ’l‘ht~ Journal of tho Anteri-
mn Medical Association, calls attention to
tuthologlt'ui conditions that may follow
it iert'liitr of the loliiilmi of tho [gal-s, u pus.
loiii he considt 1‘“ barbaric. “path but no
i
:ln '.".‘.tttlii l'lit'll. htit “tilllllt'l
:llio other leaders remain iii t it"ltldf'.
It it unquestionably anuoft'ingj
lir. Jameson l'ntler Eul‘fll‘l to the "order.
('.\l’iLTU\\’.\, .lan. 2i.-——l)r. Jameson anti
My hands are not soft—honest jhii ol‘ileers have nlltt‘iL‘ll for tho .\‘aml lion
, ier tinder escort.
'l'ltt‘l iiiojoi‘ily oi the po-
llllt‘lll prist‘tul-rs have lawn l't'll‘?'-«‘tl on bail
Rhodes and
WRECK ON THE LEHlGH.
a i'itstctiger Train l'l‘l‘l‘lpllull'tl Into the
lit-ptiiuol‘ it ('oui .\iiue.
ll.\7t.i,’.' v‘. i'.t.. .ltlil.
Volley l'l!~‘~'t'll'..’i‘l‘ train. in charge of lilii;.'i~
Enoci' .‘tllt'ldPl Lou ‘t'l' :ititl ( 'oiitlta‘lot' l iete'ttt'
itt'o‘tlttt'd lititweeii llll‘ I) I" 't'i'.'l‘ on: and
“remnant: precipitated into the depths of
i entil llllllt‘ ll'Hll‘ this place.
lllt'
L'l‘-Ilil|ll and \'-'ilw‘ t'rti‘litnl'o ihutlli. 'l'ht'
lll't‘liliill. l“t‘i'tlt‘i'lt‘l-‘. .‘l".\'l‘l‘§. will probably
.lit'.
.r't-t‘t-i'al pzts outrage wer- llollll'fll. lilll :ill ,
\Yl‘l‘l' :tlilt- to wall. to ti i~ city. blow tlu
which the earth li.i< tit-opt -tl t-oolp'ei-liy
illlltt the llillli‘~. which are op ‘l‘fillt'l ‘3: Lin
‘lll'rliltlll ix filtt't'l’. ltiitl strain
from ti." on
llt‘l';‘!"|lillll cavity is lrn'lilllll {tom the hole.
"l‘raiiis were run by way of limiter .‘tlt-atl-
l
ml" i from ti‘isitiiiis, t-l'ys'ipeln-i and ::.tii- .
git-lie. \\'llllt‘ innit}; observers have reported '
lllll'l‘lll growtlism theseut ot' injury. , which
l"lill to recur and may lit't‘tilltt'. malignant.
[in in illa'tiw't tiSIii‘i‘lt'liUtl has hl'l'll t‘rysiliti-
laa', t't’.’.l'lllll and dinners, including liliroua
:intl kl‘llllll, follow. and this leads hlni to
lil'llt'Vl' that. such ('(Illfil‘qllt‘lll'l'ti are more
frequent tii'iii is usually sui'iiilstitl. in
hopes it will opt'edlly lJt! cotisltloi‘otl an owl.
lll‘llltl lof brutality to subject a t'llllil to
melt ttii unnecessary and mutilation [li‘u-
:e'iure.
lithWill i; all
Something More Stable.
lFl'l'tn the Boston Globe.)
establidiid 'he lluidmrtl
,l‘littii' l 'u,. and today, at $5.3 “Cullingttm
-l‘. it. remains, tll‘l‘ill the llrllilld‘ill ‘lit.
lti' 182$; was.
‘illlillltiiintif ii taton's lliiillilflit'llll‘l‘“. lion
;t't,‘l.t‘ll with it, is an old and ”listed ton»
-lv-ye. Mr. James ('otiiier, who resides at
if?!) lii'oiidtt'ay. l‘Iit'u‘ Soinervlllt'. Do you
him 11 Any lllii‘ who does it’ ll tt-li
y ill hlu word “trot-st without saving." We
‘1“ lt'l‘ him leutl ytttl‘ltilir hy twat; he
-:iy~i. 'Wlieo our representative ('Illlt'tl oil
tliii llt‘ l)"(."lilil' t-othil-iaslic at
nu, "i can ~::l'.'ll~; i't-ry glowiogly of your
llt' “lllIl
dated back all tit t‘lL’lll year-«44w was llii
\ll’l'tt'
' ”(‘02 Hi)’
‘iit‘llll'lllt‘. "
, thit- toassltto :i t'llllot‘r-ll just calm-oi i »
'Xlii- pains. across the small
Wt-i‘t‘ ill lt-l‘rllilt
..t'.':i t'll‘l'Hl'l‘.
f his luck tiuit‘si
'uitit-h «o as to litt-rallr "ti lllllll' him up."
. . . . .
‘:ititl llt‘ s iys lit‘ lilll'll felt. ll. would llt' lill'
:mssihlc ll! get. ligino from bli‘ work
‘\ttotlier had truttiio and ‘the t'lllislil‘ll tlt-
sire to urinate. ol'it-u Sand ill times in a
half day. lit the Boston l’os) he haw.
'll‘lil‘ll to see a report of fl‘similnr case,
(1er“ by livau's Kidney l’iila. l..ke ;.
drowning "in”; he grasped it. anti llil'i‘t‘: d
.of its proving a sirawlt actually Htt’ed
Ht- lells in II. few words butt" he
went to Go ». liarwii‘s Pharmacy. Boyl
«ion stuitiitl Park H] . and humid. aiitl
lit-unit taking: the pills at. once. The tiny
. he got them, he ~vltV-, ulsi pains wero lt'l'li
lblo. "and my Very breathing intensified
gray tilstre-s. All litt’ll wait immediately
leradlculcd, tirizit- Tt'~lt)l’t‘tl 'tnnorinitl fre-
iutiencnmiti I cannot realize that I had
. ever suffered so. I shall lilWllyd be ready
it.» sprilk a good word for the Gi‘t'il est
, Kidn y Remedy iu existence—D ttn‘s Kid-
. ney Pals.” , ,
‘ For sale by all tlt‘t'llt‘rK, or sent, by mail
inn rcet-iot of price, by Fosteraiiilliuru
Him. Buffalo. N. Y..s tle agents for ill
I L'. ~'
Ctiuulilllfllrrltulim lliv tlo-llC't'v ”I'LVHII'
'a ti aggravates the div-aw. Instead
wattiiitzJ-yti e \iiann U ttzli Cur- l
ind P at once. mnKitu‘ expend-trauma ("l-t
fr Ilutw- the rtl'l'nau and I||fl.|l"lnll
" , Err‘ryine aka. a. r. r. Wed at o. o
«Wm~@--
his kidney tt'otihle'
,
t
l
,
illllllit‘f'
tw.
Tra'lle will he lilot'. ml for several days,
liolh main tracks: lit-lag: affected. For Fl‘V-
eral years putt the l't.i.'t(l l‘t'l\\l‘l it here iii.tl
r'-lo-'l;ton has: be: ii the sci lit' of in my one ,
ins. and to guard llt’nlils'l accidents llll‘t‘t'
“'lll'ltllll'll were placed :it vtitl‘l'v-i'wul points ,
to notify trains- of any pus-aim dung-tr.
BIG PLIiNSTS-VSHUT DOWN.
l‘ln- Burgess (iiin \t'orltvt in Buffalo (‘lntietl -
by “It" Blit't‘tll'.
lt't'l‘AiJ). .ltin. :3l.——’i';\e trot-it: of the
litirat-s-t thin eomptur on Military road
\Vl’l'.‘ t'ltisctl it)” i‘li' slltll'lll
.\ii t-swiittoii was lllllli'lt‘.l h'.‘ l"r:iti'; ll
Lt-l‘et ru tor I-l ll.'.l'.’ 1.7”. ll. satiioitiit in ll;.'
ltll' .\li's. l.l'lt‘\l‘t‘ l‘Il notes- tor litll’l'tin’ll
'l'iie (lll't't‘ltll'rt will inert today to
:try and make such lli'l'lllllll‘iili‘lil‘é as Will
’pet'iiilt the Wtit‘li-l to he re ll«'ill‘.l.
5 Will Catch at a Straw. A Boston Man Grasts'
l
.May l.
The
plant of the t'niiipany is Valued at a330,
tint, and the l‘vtlilltt’lllY was engaged ill the
manufactureol’ the lllli‘L't --»‘ i‘tpmilntrstliot
min illlllt'f exeltisivv lizlll'tilr'. iiiitl employ
lug so “'tll'lillii‘ll. 'l‘hv l'lil;lll.‘tlt_" was im'tir
[itll‘lllt‘ll ttiitlz-r lllt‘_ laws oi‘ ‘.\t 0 Virginia
'lllll had :t/t-zipltal slot-l; oi” l,tloo,tioti
.\lllls W. Home ol‘ New York is president
'if thi- eoinpaliy and t). it. Fizydo-rol ilti.’
rillti lla‘ s't‘t'l‘i‘lltl')‘ :Ilitl l!i‘.'l--li!'i'l‘.
The “'itilten l'.isl'.
NEW ll.\‘»‘tu\‘. dilil. f31.——lli'.t-it'itir;:u iii,
Whittcn of r\lllllll‘iill:llt‘, Mus-H
Dr. Edward J. hoof tlii- city. was in
item! {or the powder ol~ Maggie St-iiloss
by criminal iiialpi'at‘ilee, was tlt‘ll\'l.‘l'l tl iii
to tin-custody ot’ the rltllt' h..- .lllll,‘:t‘ slittin-
way of the rvllllt‘l'ltlt't'l‘lll'l This is .'I. vie-
lory (or the slate Ill'. “.lilllt'lt has fought
to the highest court in the land. where hit
was defeated. and as ii last l't sort lll‘ vtmt'e
out a writ of ll'lllt'IH eoijpti-. 'l'his' wot do
illl‘tl.
Tito .\ylswortli f'asr.
i’itoyiotcwnc, .ltin. nth—t million {or
ii uewtrlal was ll'tvl iii the stiprriiiw t'nlll'l
in llit‘ .'\yls\\'ortli will ease. and lllllt‘ t‘tt.‘
tt-siiiiioiiy and t'Xt-eptlotm wit-i t‘tft‘lttlt'tl to
it is t‘llillllt'll‘lllt‘ \'tl‘tllt'l. was
There is tall; oi it
against. the t'VltlL‘llt‘t‘.
compromise.
letlt- Inland General Assembly.
plan-names. .im. 'Jl.-—-'l'|tt- gt'llttt'itl IN
somhly ot' “lititll‘ lsltllitl nitzt hen! today. It
will hl‘ a short session, most ol‘ the busi-
ness being postponed till the April eleo-
tion.‘
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.
The United States cruiser Cincinnati nt-
rived in New Ytirlt from Key West via
Norfolk. . 't
Daniel. H. Fulcitcr. late United State:
postoflice inspector, died suddenly'ot heart
failure at Shawano. Wis. ,
State Enaincer Adams has appointed
Horace G. McKelvcy of Rochester drafts"
man in his otllcc at Albany. ’
The gold discoveries of Dirty Mile creek 1
in Alaska. according to .‘llll‘Vt‘y, belong to ,
the United States and not to Great Brit»
tiln.
George Putnnin‘ot Syracuse. charged
with paszslng forced checks. waived ex-
amination otid was held for the grand
jury.-
A small cahln near Almira. Wash, oe-
rupled by chry llt‘tltlli, tjmrtzo Lewis and
Henry Taylor was destroyed by tire, and
the three were suffocated by smoke.
Cardinal Guillaume Ilene .\lelgnan.
archbishop 05 Tours. was found dead in
bed at Tours. France. He was born in
‘ 1317 and was creatcila cardinal in 1898.
tittoSutro. one of the leading musical
publishers of the south. died in the Mt”-
3A tit-om
“i. —-'I'l:c Leliigili '
Lt in [er wus' ‘
who. with ‘,
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mot". not! lit-Illa!—
in! m, n In tow.
Early one morning the engineer and
human of the donut Fe overland train,
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lboand east. whoa near (lajon pals. im-
iogiued they saw something (in the trait
right ahead. ‘Thlbkllig the traiuwtia
thou: to be wrecked they both jumped.
The engineer ml rather badly hurt. but
when the firemen pit-L-ed himself up out
i of the dart be found that the engine had
{made kindling wood of a wagon to
iwhicii two horses had been attached.
lTheir driver had seen the headlight of
the engine and had jumped in timoto
have hlimteli’. and tho animals them-
selves were cropping the dried Erase
‘ along the roadside. which thou ed that
, they had not been greatly disturbed by
. the accident.
But lllO train, with nobody at tho en-
,gfno’e throttle. was plunging away
through the darkness. tho parsentzertt
1asleep in their berths, utterly uncon-
‘ salons that they were being drawn by a
.wild locomotive.
l The fireman, who had been leftlie-
Iiiiad. thought he in try to overtake
; the flying train on foot. Then he changed
his mind and, jlllil'ollll: astride one of
Him horses. he set out atlt r the runaway
train. Ho lruew it mat-t nttlp shortly, tut
9 it had to climb it very steep grade, and
? it the fire under tho hulltitswuauot kept
gun the supply of steam would not. far—
»nlsh italilclcnt. pressure to keep the
wheoht geing around. '1 he. vagrant train
tlttl stop a mile and a halt li-o‘m where
the accident marred. There did not
' teem to be any man it for an interrup-
tion of the journey just at that point,
and so the conductor and bralteinan hur-
thOtl ahead with their lanterns to aid; the
. engineer .what had air: ii out.
When they found the nth empty, of
lcoarso tho traiubaudsi were way much
2 mystified. They arlttnl each other a good
lntauy questions. and were engaged in
Hooking up theories to amount fertile
intratigo disappearance of the engine
,crew when the lll‘t‘tlltili -auie lupin}:
lalong on the horse ho had boirowt-tl.
‘Alter explanation had been made. he
, turned his home it \\‘:'l‘tl this my and
thought the first titling. the railroad
pmple had of tho missing train. A hat-l;
EWil.“ sent out to th» m lit‘ with another
l engineer, and as two” as i'lt'dlli mid
lt'alsetl the overload w- tit tii oi. r the
1? hill through (Tajon i..-~. The mine or
3tinge brought llit‘ injured racineert.
‘ the city-421ml I’tiziicisco L‘xuiiii‘nct‘.
9
ARTISTS AND TilftDESMCN.
In the Early Day the Former Had a
Struggle to Live.
Among the tirif-'-; itvsillrut in (Ii-ia-
fli’iW “'ll'lllilll ilt'till ii tl l tvfttlt‘n I‘ Hi :. kit‘-
what of a repuiotn u t:;‘-’.;siu (lllloil,
Horatio Mu '(fllll'r’li no i i).;:i.el .‘imgneo
are those 11m: widely limit a to general
fame.
the, profession ital-h a: they VAT“ at that
z time. Prices weio liit'zi on a realt- that
With] not plume the popular land ('iilit‘
: and portrait painters ti today.
The smaller “it‘ll—ml \try nuzntr-
ens, it is true. and y. i .- ,. .. ti theta
: tour-t tl":t'l'i.‘}l3_i!'-llild a toarahly hard
: tli‘iii.‘;:l~' lt'l' t;.i:tti.t'ti :ttid ind t.. the
out their ii'ctiittt by oil: l‘ in ii. an
E that tllth'tildl' pit-lute yiiitt'ite. .-i'.:c-
l‘lllll=t'll and .\lit-m'e llilliirtl‘wr made
iiioutgj in their yoiiuetr day» by Ilt'i'l ral-
ttip, llie ll(lli tsf’niiill‘liom s. The at I‘. go
paiititr was ll" tut'iitly pt'e‘ty li;l‘.t it -I a
‘ l‘i‘lll'ililiifl. liV I}; ltiiill hazitl to i‘. t hill
and glad tt' l’l' .‘l' oil a ti‘;t’3rv.-ni:.ii's i ll
by pztlut my, the poi'ii'a2ts: ot the worthy
tlitllilxt’i‘lt‘t‘l‘ and his \\ it‘o.
. . Uizt-tt tur lent, known artists tell;
how on lit'l'.‘.é.ti.i in the it up: yr ‘ll'v' ago
when home; ('i-ililtzl'll :it a sailor's house
on the }.tii‘ll’:!ii‘~ of a bllt‘l“'n.~llll t'lt-i;:_\'~
man and his family the (llllllt‘l' hour ar-
yerL'tl. llamas not considered "in nice)"
enough tube il:.lit'tl to take a place at the
table,
kindly sent to the parlor. where. ho \‘Jas‘
working. a pain of sit-wed rhuhatli to
keep liliii from we trying Mule the fam-
. ily fed—Magazine of Art.
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’ A unique occupation for :t woman is
reported from lieilln. The proprietor of
ti large brewery ll-"l‘t‘ ieeeiv- :l a i‘t‘ipiest
interior ui'rz‘ingeint tits 1 f tho hrtwt‘ery.
After looking at various processes
through which the goldtu beverage has
to go the lady inquired fl'l‘ several de-
t (if the pueui‘izitie iiint-ltiiit'ty in tho.
malthonao. which proved to the brewer,
‘ it) his grunt. surprise, that Fllll was per
1 feet 1y taintlitn' Willi et‘oi‘y (it tail of the
; entireetiiiiplicntcd machinery. i'poii iii-
, quiry it was it araed that the lady. a
‘ Rusaitin Ulilllllt‘tr, initial large llt‘l't‘dglt
! of barley growing on her estate, anti in
order to illl'Pt’tirt.‘ lit-r revenue from this
:ii is
source SliOliiitl built a brewery. which she '
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l iiianziged all alone. the was interested
lveryiuuvh in tho pneumatic limiting
lapparalus because film could not get
i skilled labor necessary for the produc-
itioitof malt on her Russian estates.
Tasting tho product of the. Berlin brew-
ery, Sllfl stated that her own beer was
not. much inferior to the German pred-
nct. When a iotwdays later the brower I
received some samples of the lady‘s
Russian hear, be pronounced it excel-
' lent and not inferior in any respect to
the best Bohemian or German beer.
This ludyia believed to be the only
woman brewer ,,in Europe. —Pbiladel-
phia Record.
(‘loth Made From Peat.
Peat fiber can he bleached to snowy
whiteneseand will dye any color. Ono
oftlic great advantages of cloth made
from peat ilber isthat it is entirely anti.
Septic anti DINF'CISSQS properties which
render it inimical to parasitcal organ-
i:iiii. In appeaiauce the liner make; are
igllllu equal to the best: tweeds anti close-
ly resemble the camel's hair cloth.
Withttrew the Charge.
,“Slr, did you any that the pug dog.
eroiated from a monkey?" ,
“Is this your pug dog, madam?”
“ch, sir.” . ,
toad . ital» flfimora- “M's“m- "Then lie the maniac ”a pardon.”
ata'yofo ‘Stin Fflfiufi‘ilfiw Sabre. oahAhfijl‘F‘g Prim! , 5 . . ' ,
nahihdapmmhicw: 3,..- r r -- t W“;.':.-';’.
Til llrt‘et.‘ t' t‘i ll ll llll‘ Iirtzit 5 til i
but the ltileltl‘m ot‘ the lit'llr't’:
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‘Oyste r Grounds
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a. no It)" '1“
Physician forW
I iiisiiel when .
‘ .\ii letters promptly it'i lied to. lat-it ‘se stuiiit.
:>.o.lli .\i'i‘\\':illi. .
‘: goth, ion}. at it o‘t-ltu-l toreiinou. :ili h'lil‘ll i'iuiil.
=llll-' and interest as lit-urge ll. r-iizillet‘ hit-l at
, ‘wr'gh . Wha:?WhySL '
too Styles and Prices to Suit Alli a
.com: AND 3:: THEN! AT His Rzposwéfifi
it!
Luther'M.Wright
sew “scone . .
NEED TO BE INTRODUCED
TO THE
BROWNIES!
till
.\ti‘l :u-i‘li..;-~ llnw~ I 'n l itir “'t ‘r' .
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But we want all to have an introduction to our DOMESTIC DE-
PARTMENT this week for this purpose. we have made SPECIAL
PRICES.
We have a full assortment of Standard Cottons in all widths at
attractive prices.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. Samples of Gent’s and Ladies’ Merl-
no underwear. Value, 75c. to $l.50. Our Price, 50c. forthe Choice,
U
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
South Norwailt, Connecticut.
34 Washington Street,
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BABY CARRIAGES:
.Nl'
Refriglarators! l FRANCIS & CO"
at ' ,'
Raymond 8' Sons, THE RELIABLE
‘ll 4" -" 4.. ll ”PW-1'.
til h' ll .ilt' and New I.i'
,1 ,. l Il,i tints ' d
benndael'ilw'ainStrcc1,Norwnitt CEO-thlers,' Hatters and
“null-tut ll ll ‘kt'l \ l‘ ..-..
l‘ ‘ritli w r, T. 4
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’ome'n Furnlshers
MRS. DR. N.A. GUILFORD
l‘itit lvt‘t'llll liltt'd ill lit'i'titlli'r‘ l \\" ' lll'll l‘ t l‘hlll 5 .n :1 i it .til ttrhtlllmt’lli til
‘l‘.’ linoto Ni‘iitticr. liitiinii cont. (‘o.\'.\'..E Ni u. 9i Ilr'lllll‘ ‘i' vill'l ll 4 Jill" ”no 'r. at i'30"
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1"1‘ "t l“"-"'- “ 713'“ ""i‘ “W ' “"l" "l l l\ |,. i 1 it \ t v r 'l‘ t' ' it tn.
‘llwlill l ‘
V 1‘!» .l t :t‘l it‘ i ' I 't ll S" l't"
'l‘ln-tl u'tut' is it ll"""ll' ili\~it-'tin and fur
the last lllltt‘lt'l'll \'i‘ll'~ h is tint-lt- lilt‘ distort-s
ol' \\'itliE"li ll stet'ialty l.titli~~- '<tll't'l~ll§..' from
an»: til.‘.~ttlit lurid. M to the st'\ van ttrtusidt
‘ t‘oi‘tllu the strictest e tit'fitieiiwe. \ttth
llll'il oatm-ol'tw'oit'lnxlht-to »stslt:1i!’t land
scientific ll'l'ulllll‘lll known to iio-t’t-iit ship-rt-
'itt-l tilt-lit'itw. iitvitit- t'ait- \\ lli littlw- .t t‘
l't‘illtllt'l. it‘il'l~ lll'I'I'iHlt'.
.i‘ I \it“- iiiLt-,' and the
(itii
~t‘llr ,l i>l tilt“ gtttitlh
tits“ er ii ill llt', l’rant‘le- t\ ('0. store is (no
in.“ mun-rim ml‘lil ft’iriilltt'hlttr utm'ls, ll popular
tii‘lt‘tw
Francis & Company, '
86 Washington Street, So. Norwiait.
AUCTION SALE i
arid Oysters.
'rhosulst-riimr will otter for sale at pol-Ii.- ._,.,__.___
lilll‘lltlllfill thetloeit t-l Lee-l .t ltoustiiiitidu
t’titlli. on \loiidal'.January
What Clifford Hayes is Doing ,
A1" THE
Star Market!
He is selling the BEST ‘MEATSfihe Market‘aflords.‘
He is giving the Sest Service possible. , i
He is selling strictly for CASH. ,
, “He is getting Meat. cheaper than it wad ever sold in
South Norwaik. ‘
READ HIS PRICES.
a «I yd" it ill l” on ctttu d lat tis tht 'fl”t' to spend your money:
”titiilitvltt't-iiit'lil til insolvent-y tit‘tit't't‘tlll'tzrt Ill
and to lll’lill'l't‘h more or loss of t|\'_t‘ll‘l‘l.:l‘lllllltl‘-§
and theiwatersthereon. an undivided one half
interest. ‘l lietzr-iunds are in Halo Jul‘i‘sllll“
tit-n. slittitetl in he i-twu ol : tatiilot‘vl. with an
adjoining stri tin lllll‘il‘llJilill are known as
liie' iiutli let ;e groan-ls. 't imy contain well
knouii :iiiti hitzlilv apt raised oyster firiiit-liist-s
and haw-a lat-gonad l'nluiilvle' deposit of oy-
stars thereon. .\iioppt-rltiiiiiy lri oliered for
a very deslriilvlo puieliase
AT AUCTION! l
A,Lot on Water Street,
' South Norwaik. l
The subscriber will also .oiTt-t' for sale at
pullltk'tlui'lillll at the sometime and l lat-e. all
such ri:ht.titlo andintei'estasgatt iteorgo
ll. .\lialit-i' had in and to all that certain lot of ,
landunthe westerly eitlooi \laler street. in
heuthh’orwnlk. Uoun.. beimzalvoutarl feet
front on \\ltll'l' street. anti illiult ,.u.:t
feet rear. and about ‘J‘t‘lfl let-t on
the noitlierly lino anti about will feel on the
St'itlllit.'l‘l)' hue. Terms of rule. to ier t'elit.
- m‘" it '. . ~15 v-i-f '-
lmlll'li’lotl’layl topiary; Nor-walk. ”this 10th tltll' 0' ’ E: ',_,"'l:’t.l,,kgc I I‘ll: l: "
Jillitiitl‘LISJti. ’ \VlLlllAll‘B.‘lil’Jill- , Mi not I Sunk, 6c“!
Tsl‘i'ittl‘lgrffi the insolvent estate oi tit-oJrlttenil Fresh P trk, Cliopa ”r R 1m“ 10c")
" r... it H.tlli-. .. ‘ illcltr
l ‘ Sansone. 10clb
l ... ml Hum. " lb ‘
I, _...: \litllln' 10¢“)
MAKE VOUR 5 1... u... k t-- Biron. ”8 H
, - Pam or itmc-titt Bret, iri-di «i ~11 . “Nb
1 ma. Ex .,.. t e it. ”c
“lli-N't C -II try Cnlt'hetm,
Cir-ice t'nuniry 'I‘urltevn.
IHE'STARrMARKET,
Gainer South Main and Harland seem. ,
W'ANTS Known
IN‘THE
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