thot it in't
. ‘ "0’
thing which, be
into piano! Pao-
. , ll entitled to
:3: and than to fool
.
the other wholwaa a
‘ Iadnotinthoaiod-
‘0!in udtmitor
’III.xoodIItory II
M filled to, hint by hi:
and to my mind there'n
WI! fIct about it."
oil back in bio chair
~ wt of the dobroom.
.6; his golden oIh leaveI
, ulna. thought-concealing
..._. the that tract» of n
' it littered Icroas and
W , . businm ian't impoo
‘ KatinedY." he IIid ",Oh
am who. old man. l'tn Ier’
" “guide“ I am We ai-
We respect for the
thoae animated rocky-
ya Iince the incident of
of the private who kill-
:3; by the name token.
" i 15ng can prenatal iniiu-
l’lit fit in with our talk."
. nedy debated no further.
» - titer in his way. and
.. t he would rather hear
Hill triumph an a logician.
. ofleers joined him in nak-
%‘ Wt to go right on with Mr
.ltItioned down low-let's let
“ago. " he began “Any-
yeIrI ago and it was far
lobe beyond all present
country. not mountain-
Itdeiiert and volcanic.
3 of rocks. burned under a
« was in business all the time,
We were rough. jagged
rabble. like junior Himalav
‘ It eoite. Still, all this had
to do with the story it only
link to me now lmuae i re»
”It I time of it we had llmi
. . , fit. to be made into a N»
acemetery. when We buried
m} Wheeler who. as l mitt
, tiled by one of his own men
w lulled Souiji——ltalian. may—
_ W, Spaniard. something out
4, ordinary run of city enlisted
II Soulji who acted under the
influence. The firot time i
tlill wII on a day when trilt' of
, ~ llId been itictml by a
’lfll’ly killed 'l'llv tit tlm
to the pom litmpitalwa
fill at institution an you (an
,» Boulii was detaiimi to
and notify me. lit-
lg over to my home and
to turn up the ii'flrii when
“Fold bu) who Was flitting
m with a mouth organ for
t , ItIrted some kind of time.
i play with an) skill or nrt
“I lit Snulji heard the firm
(”I oii hiI tap and stood like
iiItening. The boy kept on
' “Id at lit!" lite attention "i
”I . -y in tin-about“: on «am-d it:
”« He was a statue. i tell
. I periect atatue: immovable,
‘ live. An hour or m i went
_. blow and now he wma still
‘ listening. listening, while ow
Tered and exploded up and
. ‘ imminent.
View“! him the laut timo- a
‘ come hurrying up to tho
‘ wing Sottlji. Ipoltef as it
. ‘ lit he irmu hill actione, rebuk-
J ”Ilium strut-it him and war at—
’ guard house was. i imag—
gm combination oiienno of
Atonement and tailing to
lab call to me. Other» in
” ed It the mnn'I con~
I mitt it over it seemed
.. My there In» amne-
tIIIinere inattention and
In hia having given
, y to the horn mouth
ind l cautioned him.
't tllk abom. it It lint,
”Gilli! he told the. All i
male was a par
thatwa life prin»
» -. “hair: of Ihy ltiud
Wired hint. tic
. it. livery new but
' Ii'lefl him when I cor-
m bugle callI thrilled
‘ . And the oddest
“ infill!“ he couldn't play
' v ‘ rut-em. not one.
whiIIII a tune. The
purely objective to
. . ‘ loot of Itory
to I III!
“In! to Detour
' 1M Iaid no; Ill
‘ W our to hintiad
‘ mm the gundhfonnd hint the cutter
. had inat‘enoulh ‘Itrangth to uantmhis
it
known for what Dame. lie m
to bear Moran-riot. and Wheeler
IMO to hint
rathn, Ilannln l. W”. Sunni
"turned on him and but Min to death.
murderer, and died.
, "The than. that which was carried on
during that “night the next tiny and
the following night was a thing long
to be remembered. i might ray that
the ordinary diacipline and routine of
the environ wII abandoned for the
time. and Ill hIndI were out in the
JIIrcb. The soldiers did non like Souk
ii on account of bin mysterious and un-
canny ways, while Wheeler was a be-
loved oillcer. The utter laclr of reason
for the murder 'wn another infuriating
thing. So, very, very much like a mob
the command spread over the country
and into the coke-built mountaina and
tile old volcanoes and waterholea Ind
searched for the mining man. it was
all in vain, however. The morning of
the second day came and We had to ac-
knowledge that he had got away across
thé line to the south. So the chase was
discontinued and the command wan net
in readiness for giving Wheeler a sol-
dier's burial. We bought out as favor-
able spot as we could. a sort of Ientiv
nel point above a little. scalding" thread
of a river, and there, where the only
patch of green in all the area we hall
traversed was to be found, we dug his
grave, The contend mars-hell down
from the post. a mutter. i should any,
of live miles. it way too long a dis-
lance in that oven oi a country for the
continued playing at the hand. no the
colonel directed the leader to hold back
until we got'to the top of the bill. He
did that. and as we drew near to the
place of burial thr massive notes of
Chopin'I funeral mart-h rovcrberated
and echoed from the rocks and heights.
i am not a musician and cannot speak
technically of these things. but it war
a marvelous occasion. The band seem—
ed to gather inspiration from the wild
surrounding and such music I never
heard. Then. just when you Worn
feeling how great and vast the World
is and how small is a man and hit lift»
and how little he has to expect now or
hereaiter. there In: a change from all
that. and a sweet softness rose, on»!
one could nimrm see Hope coming up
out of the desert to greet poor. dead
When-leer. The band marched on to the
open urnvevfand swung around. all"
playing, and at that wry moment a
face appeared above tin- uvcrhangiux
prontomorth-dxe. and We all stood.
surprised no utter inability to «punk
or mow. a (oldier fonn appeared and
Souiji luantlfireci and eyes wide. “alk-
ed into the midrt of no.
‘Soulji told me on the niuht lie-fort
his execution. four months later that
in» t-otdd have escaped, but he had a
soldierfl knowledge of the burial ser-
vicr» of In ofirrr and he wanted to hear
the hind play our» more. Lingering
in an unknown rave just ovm' tho lcalgr
iit' had waited and Waiting bod lit-on
drawn out of bits hiding plan- by the
irrt-sitilrlo- mnlrul which govurned
him
"i had already told tlu- jury of this
man'n strange influence and bintmi
that he woan't uncountable. but they
thought otherwitw. Thai, is why Soul—
ji was frank with me. i think."t'hicago
lim'urti.
i.
HOW TO HARE GAEDY.
Itmipto for Reoplo who are Afflicted
with 1‘ "Sweet Tooth "
thorn-quad»- vnnolim are always up-
prvriatml in the eating, iliil'il' from tho
vojoymcnt immd in making tin-tn. in
trialling cream t'iiiiillPii the» “WWII of
:tuwss is found in moiatvtlinlt ihrt‘r
upn of granulnmi sugar with one and
«,mulmlt rupa of water. in u noun-pan
illill has born mm! for iluliliilk vim
Add it largo pint-h oi urn-«Int of tartar
and «lit until ilw augnr low been quits
ilaoolvt'ci. ’l‘lmn pint-o the pan on the
”'0. where the contents will boil rinw
l; but not burn. and «lo not stir the
tulallurc. When the mixture hm: lawn
”mired nullirientiy it will fall lilti-
mit dough or putty when dropped into
a plane of ice watt-r. Turn the ayrnp
out over a marble moulding board or
n Iballow earilu'rn dish. and stir with
.1: wooden spoon until it in ommath.
wit and creamy; film it lil rmdy to
mold itttn any form one may wish. if
the mixture in brittle it has boon rotti-
Hi too long. and nhould have n wry
little qur added to it and rmkt-tl n
few minutrm more.
' While a boiled cream in preferred
tor contiln. an uncooked t'ru‘um iii not
hall ball. and la quickly and coldly pro.
pared. To the utifllydmen .wbitra of
two mo add mi much water am there
were can before "it" were whipped.
and stir in gradually numb confer-
Iionm’ Ingar until a paste lacuna thick
thumb to mould with the lingers. This
malt" a cream covering for wainnta.
almonds and Ill unto. or well In a fill»
log for thin, lg» and candied charm.
lionend (”Infill-'Tiim Irv deli-
rium. Ind on male by uniting two
pounds of "A” ml" wear. two
pound: of run untrained honey and
two pounds of given» to the mola-
tIIcy of Jim clear when cooled in I
that ol cold Inter II a trial.
Vanilla CINW’W) :- can of mu.
W Iilh I“ It." I plat of cmla
and «tr mail. lltrIin, man lure tilt-m
Ire Io lump- lI it. and Idti three»
intomatdtlna Ind rant on we
Ilium.
Creamed Panmintr-vi’ut one pint
ll annotated lunar in I porcelain I"
III Add, one gilt tat; water. and uncut»
the dish our tin Ilrat When the Inger
has melted and la at boilinc point. let
the liquid cool mi minim and then
take from the tire. Add extract of our
normal. to tame. attrriu the mixture
vigoronIly until it iI I my man.
Drop the mixture from the point of a
spoon on oiled paper in round Inc”.
about the sin of a Iiirer quartet-nail
allow them to harden. after whioh dip
in melted chocolate, prepared as aborc.
Burnt Almondawl’ut into a aaucmn
one and oneahaif cups oi brown sugar
and three tablespoonaful of water, Itir—
ring until the sugar is. dissolved. When
the ayrttp boil- up fiercely. put in out
cup oi shelled almond: and stir omit
the almonds are well covered and a
little browned. Turn them into a hub
tercd diah and separate each not. re
beating the process if a (ilitkt'i' covcr
but in uiahed
('reatn (‘nndy-l’lare over the lire i-
vettael coutIining two large cupi‘ula oi
granulated sugar and six tablespoon:-
ful of cold water. Let the mixture boil
until. when I little of the away» is
dropped into a cup oi cold water, it
will burden. The moment it will fit-
tiaia. add two teaspooneful of vanilla
and a small teatpmnful of cream tar.
tar. Then turn into a buttered dish
and when cool enough to handle with
the halliiii pull it until it is white.
(fut it into short lengths limb set it
away until it is cold.
Maple Sugar Candywilreuir om!
pound of maple sugar into Imall piece»
and put them into in granite pan with
two ('llpit' of milk. Place over the fire
and cook until the mill: is boiling and
the sugar entirely dimmed. Then tilt
the mixturt- with :1 Wooden tuition and
keep it boiling llfllii when it is tooled
in cold water it will in" criaap and erotic
vhcn bit, Add it pit-re of butter tht
337.0 of u walnut and turn the mixture
to a buttered tin. When partly moi
mark the candy into squares.
8'“ ALL NIGHT.
Drifted Twenty-five lilea at Sea on I
Boer log.
"'i‘rmh m arrange-r than ilvtion." and
tile story which W. W. Pcrit‘ina. of its!-
t-ou. was telling upon his arrival in
than vity ll": other day. any»; "to Tel.-
graph of that city. of the halrlareadtli
r'iilililt' he and a party of hunters hilii
.- mum thrilling than tin» ialoa of
Marylo- Reid and blurryat.
Sumo- day» nan a party mum-ting of
ilr Perkins. with his father. w. ti,
Worm-ll. Troy \i'nrtwll. and .l A. Pet‘-
bins. of linger; tin, and iron Frazier
mlmior county t'otll’l. liillio Sailor
Dr, t‘nporo Daniel, Hillie- Salim. .li'.. n
suitor. Lullllit" Daniel and at: old part)
of Liberty a-mmiy, went to (ligation
blond, off the Hernia coast for a
rte-«it's hunt.
Thor bad it rnynl good limo mill
nothing to ma: their pleat-turn. until
after having been there mayoral 43.".
they Mufti"! up the mam in no open
Flunthriflfimi limit.
.iurlt before nightfall iiif‘i'” multlcniy
.zl‘tiril‘ a violent squall. which tendon-d
tin~ lmnr immunity-dbl.- and conical
tlwnl 2.’ v milvs out to two damaging the
him! in some intent and disabling lwr
'l‘ln- was were running mountain
high. nod thn frail vrnft wua tamed
iiimltt from wmr in wave», thn-ntminx
“wry mono-pt to t‘iiphllt’ and rounigtt
PM ilt'H‘il‘i‘rl occupant» to a watery
only». M tho :«vzi ran-w rougher nnnl
rougher thr- ham! i‘hltipt'il more and
morn wxitt'l‘. .iir, i’r-rltin», Jr. who
ill'iii’l’t'li that! it, would won ”it "min-r
wind it lwr kcg. which happened to
hot in tlu- bum and iurnpml overlmard.
Hr int... or room, won acpnratcd iron:
the hour.
All through lilo tlnrkumn of that
night it» driftwl. without. knowledge-
of tile tllrt't'liiril in which be was going,
fluttered by the wnvcst and chilled by
tho by wind». in» «lung to the keg an
bin lillil' hlipt' of iii»,
A» day begun to dawn, Mr. Writing
now that it" won approaching allure.
and mm». to hit» great joy. bin feet
tout-bod ground. lie was atili I quIr-v
tor of n roll» from that». and after o
How he wan enabled to reach it,
lie mold not tell whether he was
ntill on the island or had drifted to the
main land. Fully aatiaiied that he warn
the only aurvlvor of the party. Mr.
Perkins WPflilfll his war down the
lrrlatt‘ll, in the hope or ilmling nomi- tub
man habitation.
in the meantime the remainder of
the party nturlt to the boat. and reflu-
tting the taila managed to mcla abort
about it o'clork that night. They. of
course, gave up Mr. Perkins Ia drown-
Nl. and In all night grieving hia loan
and mrvelling at their own mane.
,iir. i'rritiuI. 8n. bad authored to
gather from the boat the effects of his
than with Irina as trenured limeli-
im. when, to! they now a mm
mailing his painful way towardI them.
and am coming near'they rmniud
in him the one they mourned.
Mr. Perkin can the joy of that mo-
Itent aimoat roam for the hotn-
rora be m Mm
lie an that without doubt the m
beautiful night that ever delighted the
ryeofalma MI; waatlatm
in; when he that inlaid the them.
If). Mini friend- congratulate
hit upon hi- mpa and pronounce it
to he Inning Ihrrt of mine“ it
loIi Inn, and was preparing in take '
how mini» baton hr halite!
moderate unit. it employed I Int-in
minim Ind hia work It» certainly
Idiotic. Bald” the nim,’ it IIrIId
fu'raialt convict .
inch boat: It I in
hands of people liked the pi
out for the marina. 'i'hlI Inning the
building of over 600 boom. varying in
tummumtoramm will be
named in dliiemtt parta of the coun-
try by Journal readen, in Iddition to
over no other housea which bhve al~
ready iron built.
and an aching
l
A [tuition of trust
tooth are hard to fill.
it always unmana a wound when she
obtains a decree of divorce.
A rule by any other name would be
just as erpenaive in midwinter.
The man who nttaclra the beautiful
snow with the shovel will make more
money than the on» who writes poetry
about“; .
&
Will: W
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tiny and night. and our engineer finda- busy moment» in pre-
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one for the printer's art, htmtilst: (In-3' realize that printed
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MM 01. the twfltih m pith-outlaw
oenIuIeI lthIIoI'tIIutlItiIIto
Place the certain bum! ham III Iec-
retary of the interior. but the extended
diacuuion exhibited web I wide til-
vergence of view on the put of un-
gtorI II to the vIriotaI (out!!! oi the
manure that no further action. was
tIiteu.
‘A reaoluiion littered by in. Allen of
morn-Ira direct"): the committee on
val alalra to make In inVeItigItlon
of the til-aster to the bottled!” Kaine
waa adopted without debate.
The master! Immdrnent to the non-
auI bill was introduced by Mr. Alil- ‘
mm and around cohIlderIble dilciil'
elon. in which Manna. Teller. Hale.
Hoar. Lodge, Allen and Carter partici-
pated. The latter, in charge of the bill.
briefly replying to Mr. Allen. said that
the statementa of the senator from Ne-
braska (Allen) rouwrnlng the maritI of
the bill were about no wild II VI! MI
statement that there wm. $5.00! ‘1“!-
era on the pay rollI of the government.
departmenta in Wubipgion an clerks.”
AI I matter of fact there w,ere he laid.
only Ibout mow nitrite employed in the
department» in Washington, and there
would therefore not be 25,000 “loafer!"
among them.
Mr, Teller uttered In Imendment to
Mr. Allison's unendment providing that
the rennin bureau be placed under the
department of labor and the commu—
rinner of labor have general , super-
tlsion of the work. The amendment to
the amendment was Int—o2! to 29,11»:
question then rewrted via the Intenti-
ment offered by Dir. Allison. It VII
rtdopteti~39 to 8. ..
Mr. Stewart provoked In'Imendment
striking out all of the bill exropting
Iections l and 8 leaving to tho secre-
tary of the interior the work of pre-
paring d plan and making recommendl-
tions for the twelfth remand.
Ycrterday was private bill day in the
house, but little was accompliahod ow-
ing to the fact that most of the time
was nanaumed in the pause of pri—
vate penrion hlliI coming over from
the Friday night session three weeks
ago. The featurc of the day wan the
spirited content over the bill to pay
Suwiwrry milege. a Lutheran institu-
tion in South Carolina. 815,000 for dam—
ages nuatained by it while need as a
barracks by federal troops Ihortly after
hoatilitiea vealed.
It was strongly opposed by Mr. Dim:-
iey and Mr. Dalaell, who announced
their antagonism to war claim of this
character. but Mr. Cooper of Texas. who
championed it on the Democratic side.
was supported by Mr. Million of Penn-
sylvania, Mr. Walker of Massachusetts
and other Republicans, and it was final-
ly panned.
llepreaeniative Cummings of New
York introduced the following resolu-
tion:
"Resume-d. That the turn of 8100.000 be
and the name it: hereby appropriated
out of any money in the treasury not
otlierwiue appropriated to he :3ande
under the direction of the Iccretnry of
the navy for the erection of a mono-
ment at Port nioyettc. New York har-
oor. in honor of the oilicera. Iailora and
mprineo of the i'niied Staten war vex-
sol, the Raine. who lost their lives in
the harbor of HavanI on the night of
Tueldoy, Feb. 15, 1M."
a
Fighting III fol-Jinn hello.
Chit-ago. Fab. 22.-WeItern roads have
mounted the aggreaaive in the war with
the Canadian Pacific road. They hau-
tbrown thIt mind not of the weatern itn~
migrant clearing houae. 'l'be eifect of
this action will be that the CInadinti
l’Icimv will be abut out from any paro
tivipntirm in immigrant trafiic arriving
at New York or Bolton. Acting in bar.
mony with this action of the mark. the
lrnnautlantit- ateamahlp linear which are
parties to the immigrant agreement
with the western roada have cabled to
their ngenta not to Iell tickets or pre-
pare union for tickeu ov‘r the Chatt-
dtan Pacific.
unheard" M liniily.
['hlifldffivbifl Feb 2 .«fyruo is; Dre»
that. former rumor of the Pint NationIi
bank oi Iktlilelifln. Pit, who in clnrgt‘ti
“lib the embezzlement of over $20.00»
from the bank. “ill arraigned in the
l'mmi rltaten diatrivt coitrl and pleaded
guilty. flvntencr wan drierrrd. finder
diammwared from Bethlehem about a
yrar ago. He wII aubnequewtly Irreat.
«d at lit. t'lalr. bib-it. and Mount hart:
and hen Ilnt'e twin in priaon here. lire-
:lc-r In"! worn when acknowledging hII
guilt to the court.
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l'mlciewtoi hot-taun- Named.
“'autainzton. i'rta. 22.~--Tb4~ president
haa went the following nominntiona of
. tmunaatrra to IM Monte:
New Jemywiana Branch t'ity, Alon-
In D. iihm'mln.
l'rnnayivantawNormal-hora, mum It.
Melilclt; Namimlta, Thcunaa P', Jamil:
iiiaIrvaille. Frederick ll. liartlnnm.
Punmtirui-«t‘llutonvilie, DIM la.
i'lintmt
1
Italy Two Were Kilim' .
itooanilla. Feb. 2:. Jam'- «human.
rhlcf of pollt't' of lnioliette. attempted
In Irmt William Rutherford. who wait
drunk The tail" ”lot It the "Met-r.
and in it» warm hunt men were hiliII.
TE LEGRAPHIC BREViTIEB.
Arm-I it. than. the well known rm
York merchant, real taint» turner Ind
financier. died It hie borne inrthat rity
in MI windy-eighth raIr.
Wt lit-Kinny arrived in hula.
«with. where he Ive-hi thla alteration
at the WWW'I birthday retain.
«an of It» lit-twain of Pennsylvania.
Mount». II in the bin trio! in Marin
In origins in the My wII delivered by
the Idvmto MI and mutant
mom were made by “I m and
ham
Winner Fill-or. mm of time m
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