5 I‘—
‘amlnfi todo an the
Militant!) cthefrliuklng
publh;,‘l' cy dau‘iiimw
L li‘ ll . l
mHggllgmlswi do Vi:
. ‘ , J’il‘l‘DE‘R
. have cred for .- earn In our
I “(its the secret WI bur lucccrln.
.‘ but Lunch lulu: Bmelur
M, lut year- , om we have u
,1 tom mule. ’l‘le thousand» who
5 , _ ling fuhplo In uielrhome making:
\fl JIM» ll'o~ not old ' "The kind
, mskec his Biscuit!!! w ill," but the
it would nae.
. manicure av
ff, lief filo-don, Conn.
THE POLO Bli'CiTlIERSu
Wudnllnzl Int-rule Then Unknown
‘2me of Cathay.
hundred yearn aim, in tho your
an city, before Columbus dirwov-
‘ America or the art of "printing had
enacted, a strnnigol‘thlng happened,
tibiae. Three tucuplwlueswd in out-
, garb, portly EWI and partly
“no, appeared in , roe-tn of thut
» , flocking their Why to the gates of u.
my and handsome house which was then
” led by membercof thcuneicnt family
in. The three stranger-u, whose speech
fiferclgn turnout, claimed admittmxco
,muuufon, saying that they were
A and Nicole Polo, brothers, and
glam, son ,of Ninth), nil,,of whom had
hired absent in. _' ‘wlldiund hurlnmum
mntrles iii the first thi- more than 1:
years and had long slueflii'becn‘given up on
lost. *
1n thoée days nobody in “Europe knew
inch chart the regions in which the three
0108 had traveled, nndrrwhat litile they
did know was from vogue uud few reports.
Wo'frlarc, Plano ('nr‘ii'ii and William
. ubruquis, it islrnc, hrh f-ieaohml the hor-
(lore! Cathay, or uorthem'Chiua, and had
Zlifiiught buck uu'on‘nthof the Wonders of_
that mysterious land, of which they had
Ilium] from the subjects of the great khun,
ho reigned over it vast empire. llut
liobody umoug the learned and most trav-
one people of Europehngwiecu-ilywbut
number of peoplelivedgoj-llwlmi countries
lay beyond the western blinndnry of (In-
thay. None knew aughtol the lnlmbiuum
--0rlftbere were lnluibitnutwof the re~
'glons that wernmv k _ v on lndla, Su-
matra, Unpmi, {Korea 'F‘ xtbe eastern
coasts of Aslaund Africa. 'It wus sup.
posed that the furthest extreme, or eastern
edge, of Cathuymnofl' into a region of
continual darkness, u hog nunmrsh where
, all "runner of strange'bmst'z-niholrpddixm
Z and monsters l‘fiillllf‘il and howled. And
9 it was not sunrlsing that when the Uif’w'
Poles, for them-Were they, came back in m
_, ., that (lgpomielywmxy, r mniry and
’ c’hilruul tin r own they laughed to
scorn. It ‘enu'd renmnublc to believe
that the threm having been mine so many
‘ years, bud wofzdcred off" into the. Eco uf
Durkutmsund 'hnd perished lliizlf‘l‘ulily or
had been deutroyed by the wild «xeniun's
a: that terrible region.
, their relatlonn who “‘i‘l‘i' in [luflsi‘sslilll of
the Polo mansion in Venice that they were
willing to let in the nem-onu rs we do not
know, butJohn Baptist liamuulo, who has
written an entertaining ldctory oi' thoPuin
fmully, sets forth wlmtid‘uc done by the
, three Poles to prove that they were “but
they claimed to be after they Iillil taken
5 [mill-incision of their bousc.”Thcy explniru d
' that they had been in the cervix-c of flu-
greut khan, or emperor, ol‘ the Mongol cm~
plre,‘and that they had utmmul \\'e:llll|
, while in the region variously known as
' Cathay, China, Mongolia and the fur mist.
--Noro Brooks in St. Nicholas.
The Old Idea of Electricity.
thn Willie upmk tulayof the “electric
fluid" and flie“elc«lrie juice," flu-y are
only carrying out the idea. common a pen-
L mutton ago, that elm-triciiy Was not only
1 . '13 fluid, but a liquid, which tinned lmm
“ point to point as water flows. ’l‘hai. at
flurry rule, was the theory held by one Hood
“ (lid hilly. Thin ulnry is told by on u; emu-r
who now “works” one of the press wire»
2 2 in New York:
' ,I learned felegmphy, cal Hllpi‘t‘w most
‘ho‘yil do, by pulling: up u "wonder" at
bottle. I I’lflfi it on n Lbelf by the kitchen
‘- window. ’I‘lu-lulllery Howl in flu-corner
tinder a table. The win-2: from the hz.flcry
‘.
A Block and a unit of Property Burned
Our Before, the Confiscation Wu flab-
duod - Extousfr'o Wood and Lumber
Words Food tho flannel.
Buooutvn’. July f.-A fire started about
midnight inst night in, tho kindling wood
work: of the Long lulnnd Wood company,
at Pogo avenue and Ruuton ulrmt, this
city, in tho Nowtown crock district, and
burned the urea building: belonging to
the company, with their contents.
It extended to the box factory and lum-
her works of it. C, Smlt & (30., which
adjolncd it on the west, and nice to’ the
of Page nvenuc. ,, -
The employees of the box factory formed
a bucket brigade and protected that
building, but the. lumber in the yard was
entirely burned, as was the building , bo-
longlng to Post .& Mocord, which con-
tained scino valuable machinery.
The plant of risumil oil company which
atood, near the iron company's Works was
threatened at different tlnwfl, but was
protected by the firemen.
The night wotcluunu in tho kindling
wood works first saw the, blnzc in a pile
of wood in n xhed adjoining the main
building. llc notified Sergeant Ilrophy
of tho (lrccnpoiut police station, who turn
cd in the alarm.
The entire scrim buildings of the com-
pnny, including about 1,000,000 bundles
of kindling wood, worn in flames when the
firemen reached the spot, and they directed
their attention to protection the adjoining
buildings. Despite their efforts, thcbex
factory of Post & McCord Ignited several
times, but wan kept under control, and
finally tho fire won extinguished.
Large Quantity of Lumber Burned.
About 1,000,000 foot of lumber, togeth-
nr with several piles of planking belong-
ing to the company, werc entirely cen-
nu'mcd. From the lumber pilot the flames
leaped norms on open space to the iron
the intense heat little could be done by
the firemen to illin it. Together with tho
mmhbmry, it la is total loss.
The fire sprnad from the works of Post
& McCord‘u to the Bruin & llnnhrlck ne-
phult mixing \vorku plant, and from thorn
in the iron works of Richie, Brown 6; lion-
aid.
The building“ of the iron works as well
as of the asphalt mixing works were to-
tally destroyed. ‘
Fire Marshal llrymcr drugged two
horses out of a stable filled with much.
Frame buildings covering a block and a
half were burned to the ground. The ml-
plmit mixing firm are heavy ioseru. The
oil company's wurku, which Wore threat-
ened constantly, were watched by several
flrc conumnics, as tho loan would have been
much higher hnd they (taught.
While fire truck‘ No. 8 was on its way to
the fire at Nassau and Manhattan nycnucu
lhu front wheel cmno off, throwing the 12
firmnen to the ground. They escaped unlu-
jurml.
Fire Marshal llryinor estimates the loss
at $350.00“ and says that he does not bu~
[love the fire to he of incendiary origin.
The llcgnttn on the Schuylkill.
I‘un.AnI-:1.mn.i,.iuly i.—-Tho entries for
the People's regatta. which will be held
"”77 "“3 three “fins 5" ti". "”mm'fl LNcw York nml Baltimore me included in
on the Schuylkill river July 4, have all
lwcn rccuivml. Prominent uumtcuronru—
men from llrunkiyn. Newark, llnrlem,
the list. in thumnior night cured shell the
entries are the llulilmoru Athlolio club,
First Bohemian club of New York and
Montroue ii. (i. of Philadelphia. Patrick
of vaark and O’Connor of Brooklyn
start in the junior slnglcu. and in the
senior four outed sheila the New York
Athletic club, iimiituie llont club of Now-
urk and l’enunylvuulu flout club of Phil!)-
dolphin urc entered.
scorch"- Iluu Down 5 Woman.
Pom;ukr‘,l:i'-iu, .\'. i'., July l.—-Whlle
riding: bar when! on llookcr nvcnuc Mrs.
William S. Johnston of this city collided
with can of n puny of four members who
Were training for bicycle race: or. the Driv-
lnu purl; noxi Saturday. Hhowau run over
by m-vcrul of tho whcolmen uml mmtnlnml
severe catnip Wound» and body bruises. She
was: uncomeluuu for normal hour», and
ii, is feared Him is Internally injured. hire.
.lohlmiou billu' wlfoof amumbor of the
notion rostanruntu along the line of the
New York Central ruilroud.
Settling In liq-ring lion.
SAN I"li.\.\'f‘l:i'fi. July l.-—'i‘hc l'nitod
Finley: circuit court of nppcnlu decided
ihut the l'arinuward lu hunter» pertain-
2 clothe mundcr were full of Link», nu llu" i
, nlwuyu are, to take up the pluck u be with
‘ out caning it. “
- 2 Duo day the mundor Would not “will at ’
will, and I got our. of roticucc. ’l‘hcu my '
j guild old grandmother, who bml lll'l'll
criticizing me, u l: '
, "Z“John Henryg‘ku let mem'tuf it u min-
lib. l'llmckelf‘ if flum-‘uunywloif."
Elbe put nil lu‘l' bitf Klll‘et‘lumed wink
”chub-l lockml it all our. 'ihcn rill'
crawled under the tnhhwfnrw-Hlop all
about her rhuumuilnm .4. and «colony
otrulghfencd out all tho klnkmnd loopy In
the wires. Hitch u Hithilfli mullenuslur
were Wilfril'lllu? not up. 2
“There, John Henry," nhcmld. "I don't
lhlievu but what it will cork all right
now. You try It undue. You hadn‘t
, might to equal. that elwl‘llc field in run
through anything no enmked an i hcm u iron
9!
The funuypnrt of the rim-,- i4 llmt”lt
dill Work all riuht." In Ml‘dllilll'i'lillll! the
firm the old holy hud proliahly pulhd one
of them a little way through ilzc zin- in
~iltc battery and no had made lho- moon--
tini'i, but nhc lmlkiul that oil that was
Wily Who In get the lsmkn out of the
WW-n‘h‘oufh'u (innumniuu.
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Article in the Albumin.
In the Albmubm ii \ch kiwpuml silence
I” fly long. I’ninicrl. "molly nutiveu of
remain. scmcfinn-s set up their cuss is
Idem with ashram: and palm Wow that
”do J): hunt i‘litllil‘fimvfeulili clwludlc
IMO incimllfieunee, but the only man who
.mlml hln hmnhcs for more then live.
LL chum at u flnuifivnu an elderly l—Iliizlleh
sifllfil, “world in flunm‘hl, an if for H.1-
j‘lmnen, whofrmn Ill in flu: imrnlnp mi.
i, in the nflerimm tolliil filmy of {mutt
' fi'nume it, modify indifferent to
will." and ibc‘ rimming pin]
Wm cud tomboy, to u umnib em"
china about it: (when of his paw, so that
fir. Mill undoubtwould have applaud-
hli Mutedemmhdi Robina I’m
i” In: "no“...
0
",
Inn to nmllnu lu lining sen mum lm up-
held an the wpremo law of the land Mid
tliul Ibo l'nllcul Huucu unw-rmnent law on
rigid in make v-pcchd laws governing its
olilrl'ilu in hunting Will that do not permit
flu-m equal prlilleumi with lho cliizcnn of
foreign cuuuirlm on tho si-nliug groundu.
Hate Prison (‘hnplnln Appointed.
llAn’i'i‘lilw. July l.—-'I‘he stain prison
illrcrion have appointed liov. Lincoln J.
Hall of ('uuou filly. "old, on chuplolu of
the mile primu at Weilwrnflcld. Mr. llnll
in u Methmli-if elcruyluun uml hm held the
podium of chuplaln of the ifolnmdo ntaic
[irlmll for ten years.
THE NEWSWINWBRIEF.
A mhln Illupuleh from Human any! that
a but light hm; mun-ml in l‘lunr def file,
file lmurueni» loving defeated.
'I'll'kif‘li trmipu. mvmrchuu to n mbln dis
patch. refdno lo lmwo .lmldch for uervlcc
in (Irvin iwcauuu they have not been paid
fur lwn ycm‘u, ,
'l'wo shah-mil of illmrlln libivnnity.
(lhlu. touring on bicycles». were attacked
by bluhwnymcu near Morrlnfowm N. J.
The bluhwaynmn warn muiml. _
Nuinlin Mnyrwr, n ”yum-"III Rm. eon»
fellsul lo hurling not fire fhrz‘n “MN (0 ilifi.
prupcriyuf um Franklin Mntbodm. Epic
mpnl church in Now York.
lllrpdh'lws from Porn. limzil. state that
tho rebel leader l-lcmlnnrlor has dmlnml
lullnpomh-ucu i'n fbu revolting province of
lam-tn and lumlfoi'erturm in Brazilian
flutes.
lllll‘lxti licrcnrd Hemline llruenchaum,
nrrmlcd for pin-sine a worthless chuck up-
on a tailor in New York, admitted that be
«had no right in tho mic hob-d claimed
no strenuously for four years.
in n Callie dispatch from Athena Deputy
Fchunloudl makes no appeal to the affect
that the rolled Mum Merchant should
land the Hsn Fronds-co boll Ming
iron works of Post 6: Mcilord, at the foot.
works of Post lie lift-Cord. and owing to 1
firm of .lohmion llrou., proprleforu of tho ,
I I
c otfltho‘ wont!
, to fly mikm upon ‘crlun‘ru
,wlfo,had taken their places. ’l‘w pollen
‘luwo’ been patient cedar ihcphpso of tho
ldlc man. but lost night, for the first time,
violence was shown the olllom, and they
dealt the Itrlkcn a blow with a heavy
hand. ‘
At the close of work 170 employee» of
the Brown conipnuy were marched from
the warp under the entzort of HO pollen-
mon to the our track: on Ht. illulr street.
A crowd of 9,000 men, women and boy-
uathcrcd and hogan booting and-hissing.
Two motor can come along and Were uln-
ualad to stop, but the strikers yollcd “Go
ahead; don'tlstmi” and the ructormcn in-
crcnsed their finned and whlzzcd by. The
police than marched the man in their
charge a block further away to a corner
and hnlicddo‘r another car, the roaring
crowd following. Some one In the crowd
throw a bin alone, which ntruck Patrol-
hmni Kcldoi and cut his head upon. Depri-
ty Chief of PnllchcMnhou then save a
prearranged signal, and “the crowd was
given a terrible lesion, Forty policeman
cwung out into line, and the other 40 cloned
In around the nuiu they wore protecting.
The first 40, under command of Captain
English and Lieutenant Dunn, charged
the crowd with riot clubr, and they hit to
break bends. 'l‘wo rushes up the street
cont tho crowd in that direction flying and
left a clan men lying on the pavement
with flooding hoods. Then tho police
charged twice in the opposite direction
and thou down a side street, using their
clubs vlgorouulv. 'l'lmy scattered the
crowd effectually and arrested four of thc
ringlcuucrc after splitting the scalp of one
of them. In the meantime tho police
gunrdlng the workmen clapped ocnr ul-
mont by force and sent their charges away.
No one was dangerously hurt by the club
hing, so far no can be ascertained, but
there are licorcs of broken bends. Serioun
trouble is feared thin afternoon, and '1:
heavy guard of police will he on the ground.
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APPOINTED BY CPEVELAN D.
Beadjlutment of the Solution of Prui-
denflnl Postmaster;
Wasmsorox, July l.—'l‘he president
has appointed the following pcntmmtcrs:
New Jamey—«Atlantic City, Michael A.
Device; llrldgcton, (lhnrlon ll. Pierson:
Dover, George Mom-Mitch; .iled flunk,
William Pluttnrd.
New York—Flahklll - on - tho - lludimn,
Charles W. Anderaon; lllghlnnd Falls,
John E. Brennan; Mochnniosvlllo, Nob
man W. Kellie; Northvlllc. Albert J.
Smith, i-lchohurlo, Charles Lumoreaux.
’l'bc thirteenth annual readjustment of
presidential postmnutors' solarium has been
completed, and tho changes become opera-
the today. All of the changes nro based
on the receipts of tho vurlouo officer, and
there In only a very mnnii percentage of
decrease: of salary. In addition to the
changes between tho presidential and
fourth classics alrcndy announced, the fol-
lowing are among the chnngm 'wlibln the
thrco claueo of presidential offices:
Pennsylvania—Allontown. second to
first; llryon Mom, (Vienrflold, (.‘cntcs-
ville, (ionnclluvlllo, Grconvlllo. llnnowr,
linvcrford. Kittnnuinu, Mount i‘nrmcl,
Sow Brightén and Hteolton, third to new
and.
New York-llclston Spa, illnmnronmk,
Port llyrn, Sungertlrs, Touawnnda,
Weilsvillc and Whltcatouc, third to second;
Cooperstown nod (icahcu relocated from
second to third.
New Jersey—Arlington, lladdonllold,
Madison, Phllllpsburg and South Orange,
third to second.
Mmcmchrisotto—Fitchburg. second to
first; Adams, (‘hlcopciu Southbrldmt.
Ware and Word Medici-d, third to second;
Cnmpcllc relegated from second to third.
Rhoda lslnud—l’nwtuekct, mood to
flnt.
Motion For New Trial Denied.
WAsuan'rox, July 1.4m lfnlt will
com montly decided in favor of the hairs
cf. lamina been brought up again on a
motion for a new trial. The motion was
ovnrrulml, and counsel for tho bonellolnrlm
under the alleged will now will Appeal
the case to tho Dietrlct court of appeals.
Sequel of Woddfun's hulcldu.
Cay/13mm“. N. $1., July l.-,)iiu
ilcllu Webster of Auburn, In whom pru-
cncu Chariot A. chdlmn, her rejected
aultor. chat himcolf May ill, died It Bric-
lmm linll llmpliul For tho lumen, when
nllfl had been "than two wceh no.
linear-Ia- ltol-ur Grounded.
Purrmmnu, N. Y., July 1. -- The
"miner lleindncr, l‘fnptnln r’lnwycr. curry.
lug an nxcuruion puny of too pmplc, wont
aground on Allow: mi, south of bore, and
mualncd slrnndml for four hours. The
«leather wan lmulnl off by the Minor
Vermont. Tim Reindeer war Illghtly
damaged.
lino Down by I ‘l'nio.
l‘IIElJlYl‘IIJJJ. incl. .luly 1,—mem
.l. Ii. Marlow, irnvrling rcpmntntluof
vim lmliunn richmllmck annually, VII
run down and killed by a flip Four train.
llo was ex-sulmrlmnmlsnt cf whnols In
lfulou county and mu widely known
muoug mlueutors and politicians. ‘
In flown! of “about Mann.
Wmnma'ox, July Luiicereinry in
"minim cllrrcuul that the fortification
nlld army post at lluv his Island, h. Y., in
nmucd l-‘orf rllurum, fol-Jim Into dialer
liens-mi William ll. Slocum
Nu . ,._..M.»
hint nut-Mu In an Annual.
Msrz, July twlv'm ln do arsenal near
Fir. Blown" reared a partial mutation.
which 12mm now-ml 91'me and seriously
injured inuily.
i896 JUL? 1835
Su. Mo. , Tu. , so. In ffr. , an.
n.- ..._... w m .._.._.
”it" . .222?
1 . ,' I j .tWilihllllhai‘lhfihculh.
. m Mdhtmlp. courtroom. '”
can! ii 1 in, animal sir '
Arm- ii an will“. direct mg: of mirthl
3 flow for he mu». m for.
‘ , Whfio’iilli‘m fill Vinyl
If ulblrd or st » 2 7
toblnw and sinus!
Willi matter if the days he dull and front
Tint limb-um lolly of, other day» to be:
And nip min the light that flood: him o'er
In y e overlain» futurlty.
ruler cloud arelu-u vuut
Be ”Wild, and Ices behind
(trout summer coming fiat
Adown the wind.
And now he fliVl‘tl into a ruinhow'n rivers:
in utrcunis of acid and purple ho indrowu'd:
Shrllly the arrow» of his sumo ho shivoru,
A: tho' the stormy drops Were turned to
mend: .
And now he fumes through.
110 Ionics a cloudy timer:
Fulnily, like falling dew,
Ill» text notes shower.
but every wind be bullied. that I may hear
'l'lmwondrouu things he tells the earth be-
low;
Thing» that we dream of be bi watching near,
Hopes that We cover dreamed be Would her
stow:
Maul tho storm hufh rolled
ilaclt the gold pater again,
Or unruly ho had told
All heaven to menl
—-l-‘rodorick Tennylou.
A scImrIric LINE.
Fishing, remarked the colonel, In like
lcarulngu foreign language. The more
bralnnniuan has the more dlfllcult it i»
for him to «rich fish orto learn lunuluigcs.
You take it child and put him in o
French school, and in six months he will
«mu: French like u native, wherms the
brainlect man in England might Work. at
French for six years, and even then he
would not speak it well.
As for fishing. the best fluhm'muu I ever
knew was a half wilted dorky boy. He
could witch more fish in an hour than any
ill: of the lending citizen» of New Berllxp
opollsville could mm}: in a. day.
There won in old friend and neighbor,
l’rofmmr Van Voucher. lie was in home
rcnpwtu the abicnt scientific man i ever
met, but he never wright n fhlh in his
life except on miscuuionul minnow.
Sjnraklnuof fluhlnu reminds me of the.
elm-irleal fishing line that I’rofesmr \‘nn
Wagonerlnveniml. lie and I had been
fluhlnu «on: day, and neither of us had
muuht anything worth nlwzlklngof. (in
our Why home Van Wagoner rays to me:
"The mmm why we don't eutch cny
fln'h is the grimly unscientific way ii
which we milllh'lllb it. When a fish pen
on my book. Inlwuyu lone him before i
can get himont of the wafer. Now, if I
liml a metallic llnc eonnm'fcd wltlru iunull
butieryuud could give the flab n chock
the moment he took the hook in his
mouth, I muld land him without the
lens!- trouble. " . w
"Very likely you could,” said I. “llut
where would be the sport of playing the
flab?”
“I don't euro anything for swirl." rc-
plh‘d the pmfeumr. "When I in» lithup,
I want to catch mum-thing, and I tell you
1-2;th here flint I'm going to invent an up-
per-aims thatwill cnieh fish every time.
if [was a betting man. i wouldn't mind
lx'fiillu you that the first time i go Iifillillll
will: my scientific nppnrufuu I'll lnuke the
mum-a catch that has ever been known
in flux plate of Illinois."
And in he did, though it wmin't just
the nort of catch that he wunted to make ,
About u Week later Von Wain-oer udled
me our to bid house, which was flex! door
to mine, llllfl showed me what he had
done. lie had u fishing rod. with n Ihllfl
line fuvdcucd to It. made of thin, flexible.
hraldul wire. instead of n reel he hudn
smull buttery nitriclu'nl in the rod, und by
[li‘l‘flfiillfl a button with bluthumb he could
mud n enrnnt through the line which
Would onionluh any “All that it might
bullpen to hit.
"2- luul nimlit half n dole" lit-vivid favtcn-
ed to his line, and he explainul to me that
if lluw lilhilifl Were hull‘ul properly he
would helium of catching half a dozen
trout at «mm.
The line wanna flexible on a silk line,
but It wxuiuhoetuciruuguo a ship's my
bio. VauWugener showed me that )nil
wuldn't break It either by pulling or
twining, and that it would turn the "14:0
of nny knife that you might try to until
with.
Van Wagoner wantul mo to so to the
mount trout ammo with him and try tho
new npwruluu, but I dimmed. I knew
that be Wouldn't named lu michlnu any
flab. and that he would normally be dimp-
polnfed umlcapmu blruwlf iu u-ieuilllo
insomniac that might not he unruly to blur.
He won a mod can, but when things
woof: wrong with him he would um deion-
tillc leans in a ray that on clout four
thuen as irritating no any ordinary un-
lilill‘lilllll‘ cur-ulna would have lot-n.
The lament plum for tmut flailing wall
aiusol uluaut two miles from where the
murmur lived and cloud a mile from any
imitate.
I had told Von Wagoner nlrmtihin pool,
for it will the place where I lmd once but
the blmomt thllfl I ever hooked, but I
hadn't told him that the pawl moi the
Woody of, lhmm Pillfilllll and film rim
«hymn mmldn't allow anynma to fluh
flwm without paying for the privilege.
It on happened flint llmcou rhimnds Wan
away from hmue that any, and tho pmfew
or went tothc trout pm! and bolted liil
bimbo-«for he never tried to fish with film
«amimommnm look and mm
in to fish without Wig Interior“! with.
lira. unmask, Wot, find no Mm
(TIMIM with“ m Ml M and Mel,
and being a noun-who loom nbnrply
climbs: family law uh! Mindful
manipulating-landfill the ,
tlmt be mad either or learn.
Mm. Kannada Will a filling my, by.
cm the omm'u mini wil- m I mm
nhly loud looking mm.
When nhc name behind the WW
and mid, “lilo fwd! ullmrnd hero,
ell"? "till «1291'! “Ill lit "lid Mil link,“
pay to limit” be boiled u I Mr and W
that om
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‘ inn anything, ”
rlnlnml: “burn: my mi
woman?" <
llo didn't noun million by It. Willi
mil, but u had in Mm «pm Mon.
inlu nil the mine, NW hum Whit tilt! W
quIr was sod mu! mighty plmmi to he
onnpllmmmi by in diounnulchmi it but.
Ho Ibo mill: "I diliu'i hm?" ll W“ M
tmvb‘mvr. of cum you‘rn wrlmmo to
nil. law an ltl'irll on you phone. M] has.
Mod «mu durum 1»le of WWW
lira. Mmmln wnsnn Intelligent m,
and .sbe was a rod ih-nl inimmh-d in lb!
electric liming inn, Him rim pretty rlnn
to the imimvr while be war explaining
the inifcry to bet, and W OHM that Oh.
dbl how bnwumld mm mwhfl, inn
‘ one pulled ut Mru. Sammic' ear till she
a .
2’2
limllfih minor sure '
waiting fcr'hifu. T ‘ _
Now Van Wagoner know'na more about
casting a line than a babykmn. liq,
swung the book: ever hit hood till they
rested on the man behind him, and then
he trial! to fling them back into the l,
with about do much Judgmentnnd delay
as if he had been Working with n flail. ’
The weuit was that one book caught
him. Sammie in the upper part of the right
curund another alright the profcnmr in
the nape of the neck, cud there they were,
fatimnedfeo one another byn hit of line
about a foot hum that couldn't be cut ex-
cept by the finest start of moral file.
(if eonrseMr». l-iummlu gave a mmm
when the hook wont into her car, and
what with that and the. pain In thl book
of his own neck the profamwr loot hi» prou-
eucc of mind and accidentally pursued the ,
button of the battery. ,
"l‘hls brought another nhrlek from M rs.
humour, for there are few things more
startling than a good, unmrt electric chock.
It was foolish in “him to try to lll’f‘ltk
tholluc, knowing on he did that It was
much too strong to be broken, but for oil
that he did try to break it and in the proc.
burnt out crying and beau! him to let her
die where uhc woo.
lie took up the rod again very carefully
and Imam-(led in unfunteplng the line.
Then he coiled up the line into it tight lit-
tlcimlim that it cont“ trail on the
ground or notch in any log.
Mm. Hmnmin cried a little longer, and
than she stoppedund mid thnt the uoonm
they nuwtho doctor the better, and she
did hope that the deacon Wouldn't get
home until she and the pmfeumr had been
cut loose.
You see, the deacon, though he was one
of the best of men, wusu little busty in
his temper, and two or three times he had
didn'teull for any 2-inch energetic action,
as ho nffcrwnnl admitted himself.
Well, tbeprofessor and Mrs. Summls not
out for the doctor's, which wen u good
mile from the trout pool. The line that
connected the two unfortunate gunplo was
so short that nearly every step they talk
it Would stir up the hooks to finish activity
and fetch chriekk from Mrs. Sammie.
Finally the producer told her that she
mustnllow him to put hi9 arm around
her “Mini. and that film must put her bend
on his uhoulder. liy this menus they could
walk without jerking the line.
It must have been rafhcrn pretty sight
to see the two walking slowly (whom the
field in run-h close proximity. and if I had
been u younger man I don't lznow that I
should have objm led to lukethc profecimr'u
pllu'l'. flshhooks and all.
iii-ford they were fairly out of the. field
the deucou'ri first wife‘s mother, who livvd
with him, saw them out of her window
and called the servant girl to help lh‘l'
pack up and leave the house when: such
on li'viiliflnllvd and nhumclcss fcinnle lived.
Mrs. Sammie knew of it sort of buck
path by which she and the lll‘lvlf'rifllll‘ could
reach the doctor‘s oflicc without tnklmz to
the 12.;liu street, and of coum they took
this hack path. not cxpccflnn in Intel uny-
hody. lint you all know how if is. If
you happen to he in a situation where you
don't wish to be men, all the friends and
all the enemies you ewr luul will be cum
to show up ln~idu of 20 minutes.
it 'u my (‘ipinlou that if the prophet Jonah
had nmdc an uppi‘intmcnt'm meet his best
girl in the wlmle'n euhin he'd have found
about u down friend-1 binning up mudnst
the ribs and waiting for him with bulhieye
lantern-i in fheil'huxuls.
However, I‘m wondering from the sub-
ject. What I Intended to my van: that just
as coon an the llrllrl‘hFlUI' and Mrs. .‘auunis
lnrnul info the path they began to meet
[l‘illl('. esiwciully lmyu.
’i he px-own folks merely iooknl at them
willy und gave them a wide berth so no
not in conical-t any of their wleknlneu.
lmf liii! boy-2 generally booted at them and
called the prufeswr names and said they
new going In icll lie: ‘illl Humanist
'i'hc profemu- will"? ”stop and ex-
phun the nlsiii‘ of ihlngn o'eryhruly
\i-llnlll lhey incl. lmr. Mrs. Sunlipfc
wouldn't allow him to do nuyihinu of‘tlu-
sort, she told him he Illiil better keep
his limilh Iinlil bu ubouiil mine to explain
thing-41o illedmmn, which she eulclihiu-d
he would llud a middling: tough job.
As for the ‘lhl{('h§"r, he nun just selen-
illic f‘liuiiu‘ll to \‘v‘ilfltlrf' uhy nhc nmde m
lllilf‘ll ill unurlnince over mrniull a runner,
and IlU luulli'f. the lea-it idea that the den-
eon would feel nnnoycd own If he uhould
liliirin-ll to one: them on the way to the
flll‘Infii,
thn they rnvicbud the dw-tor'u ofllm.
the two hook» Were extructssl with very
little difficulty. and the prorexmr went
home and explained in his wife why he
hadn't caught any 1mm.
That was the beginning of the Knot
wandal flint divided all New licrlluoimlix
\‘llh- lulu two lrlrtiiwmiluwt who believed
the pmfmnur'n nioryniul llnme who dldu‘l,
1 am mrry in any that. the latter Wit-a
Very much the larger party. and that Moo"
Von Wum‘lu‘l‘ lu'lollm‘d In ii.
The pmfcmir came over to “3)- 1...”...
that evening and fluid the? he mm“,
tiwuuht he had hetrcr air}, “in, me p..-
man. which "crummy lu- am.
At Ilium hire. ‘.'uii errner wuuhf mm.»
in my liner and my that nhc wuuml to We
Illa! min-robin nuanimr l never-lei her m.
militia“ that there would be trouble if I
l
Hiullarly llmmn Hainmlu I'lllliii one day
with a big lwrmwhlp and dcmamlcd in
duo‘thut mlcntlflclmuml." hui lexplulmd
In him flint if he mulled In interview uny-
hudywlth u lmmwhip l mum. hln m-rvlcc.
but no bounds, scientific or olhcrwlm.
"If! to be found on my premium.
Ibo Wasn't dim suit won at failure.
for tho tum of the dm’tor who lmd
cutout tho mtlufhsl the Jury,
ll mint which ontlwly
n. in sand tho Iii-mm
Hotel matched conduct: tum
"it; public on «churned.
i was no char to we that thepmfmsrir’n
mm in M l WM
“It w lproa
an” n
Hrs. “womwuitlnu
‘Wfl‘muflm and , l
mm hm” “mill;
, _ m ’
«women:
8
mom M I M mm in a.
1% M' M. ., '
"flown“? “W ' ”m :22
. ,~ I, ,
CW 3 m be bin;
have Mair he flit-thew «ulna:
voiding things. 2
Alitbemlwfch be but you run
mu swipe or cutting his natal in fishing
line. 'I‘lm mold have hm u lot of more
as; in that intuition if it hall hen W-
iy mam-um Hull Wine.
m m In Itch-l.
Hulcldo In less prevalent In inland than
in show how the both” «old 3
Mi 'dumidwommm
to not M mum in the M
shutuinun under circunmluneeu that Milly '
MADE RIGHT
CH EWS
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Worth, Beauty and Style!
. ‘ ‘ .
“"“un’lu rum 2 _ ~
‘ BUT NEVER HAVE EQUALLED FOR
"RIGHT 2 “
SMOKES mam-
OUR
'Russot Lace Shoes at $2.00l
LADIES
If You Have
a
not seen them, call and YOU WILL admit
'this is the greatest bargain ever oll’crcd in
. . . La___c_l_i§s’ Shoes.
Also a large line of
LADIES’ oxronns
in both russet and black.
M . H .GLOVER’S Double Shoo Storo
' 40 MID 42 WALL STREET,
"ORW‘lK, D I I l
Everybody's Shoes Shincd Free.
cos‘cncur
AGENCY FOR LIBER'IY IICVCLI
Mo smEs To EilERY quasi-am
Our Side.
We wait to sell ALL the
men's and boys' clothing we
have in stock for summer of
'96, and knowing that low pri-
ccs will do it we have reduced
every business suit and trons-
crs to less than cost. You
know why we do this? Simp.
ly because it's our business
policy to be able em h season
to show our entire new stock
of goods—stylish, well cut, new
and up in date.
Your side.
You have had to pay us as
much as is charged, either in
thia city or New York for the
class of goods bought here.
We are 2311me TRADE,
and it is necessar ', in order to
build up a good business, to
give full value for every dol~
lnr invested. Every garment
we sell l5 guaranteed as repre-
sented, and if dissatisfied, you
can get your money back.
C
Great Sale of Neckwear and §traw
.......Hats!......
\Vasll lies, 6 for nu}.
‘iilysiic four-in-hnmls, 2 for use.
Club fies, 52' each.
llaml bows, 2 for 151:.
Shield bows, 51: each.
Veddo
Straw
Hats,
250’“.
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w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
l9 MAIN STREET,
Nos-walk:
fill WASHINTQN 87..
So. Nor-walk.
What is 2/. ~
that morning you tohuy your shoal It
one stow rather than another? lun't It
style, quality, fit durability lfld prim bl
mtho aim and prompt and eourfcou
aimnuononme . Millennium-mound
salesman? if i am tho real inclus-
mcutn we look for n liberal chamof you
patronage. '
ll. 8. BROWN,
.0 uranium tutti,
lunch Nam-lit. Goon
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