VOL. 13, N0. 21. 4 g L TRIOMTLII'I'I'IIBIA. hithhyofnydocr bud been rum conveyance-mouth hamd‘yulbcllcvc uowtbot Kory summation. W 90"” Memwmmxom Evenlumyaupclrcttbcdhcovuy,”l Gomwoull!‘ WMNWW mm o \‘eutuarrmuecwle. whom-00mm. mus war. which mummwgwhuih. hduovcrbcouuad. Isooutouudltuud mmwurouudu lb immunuudohcluctbcdoorof “Wm“mdl‘mw‘ ”Whmlwcuttowekw‘ig “Myouuauwectmuuul twintbtcklnaoodmvhlhtormyowu magmahxmm" matudctutbcuu or mccbuuic‘c took; I cm I w utucllycuoondcdluputfluamc bolt upon The “I‘M!" nydoor. 'I‘bccwccuoctbcrwuyolclh mumdxmhtubodtoult‘nfis him. And I “about! tbst both are The sea to: cum botoxv. And out trout the bulmmbed window! 1W a dime or rm“! MCI woe. “ and on the throne so may, Whom the rich crovn Jewels boom. Saw you not the xlugw patrons, And the ”Sal llamllk‘ Klein.“ 3" “ .kud led they not in culture: A beautlml maiden mm. Man! an the sunlight. am in golden betll‘?‘ to m of over-73‘ uiourtllug, W! the lent: (air. 1 law the Hum. The maiden was not thew. o-rrom the Gonna of liblabd in me I‘ve: 0b: aver. 53w «m w «o MILLIE'S ADVENTURE “ And now. Malia.“ said my father, or ho load It my sida on tho pmvh one lovely armour morning, “ you until keep up your lounge Whllt‘ l an. away. I shall return on non u poodh‘e; yot, with all expedition. it will be at lt‘lhl a day botoro I can be home. I dislike leaving you alone in tho lmuie with only tho servant girl, but, my I our 30 t‘lllt'l‘ way. Luvyvr halt in“ telvgmphed no to cumv in: it u a: ~. or I may lose the irurltum Foru. .l i l in ll is :lie pluse which liiitr-ul tittlu; it“ $01“ you :md l’muk. lie or a good buy. ::1_ . .;i;tn.‘, and ltitink you will I)» happy I ~,; lbw." “ And you‘ll be . we to co no home in the mrniug, pupa,“ I pernismd, anxiously. “Sure. my dour. SJ gnu-by.“ And kissing lur‘ remit rly. he filfi‘ttug intt til buggy ind was or! for the station, Futher und I were all ulono ; mother bud 0‘ men dead. and we lived in a large, mm'ing country house with spacious grounds. some distance from the nearest village. We be 9t two servants. u womuu. Mary by nine. and her husband ; but David had segged I0 earnestly for a day‘s holiday thul my father had fooliuhly consented: and than the poromptory telogmm bud arrived, md father mint go, touring mo alone will; “my. A: he drove away, intending to lone his tone in the village until his return. I fell. my heart binlt strangely. I began to wish :bat Frunl: Melville would call, and I would not him to bring his sister Laura to stcy with me. Funk and I were betrothod. und he lived, with his widowed mother and sister. over :hroe miles away. But he came not. and tho hours drugged themselves by somehow. Sitting on the porch late in the afternoon, I saw a man outer tho gum and come slowly up the gravel walk; u ill'aug-‘r to um. and curt-yin; I. mull mum in bias hand. When he reached tho porch he removed his but and bowed profoundly. " Thin in Mr. Duuuiug‘s home, is it not I" be lobed. I nodded in the. ummative. " Mr. Dunning aent me here to repair I lock,“ the man continued. and I noticed that he did not look me full in the face, “he tnld me that thew in: one on the door of his study which needs repairing. and so, miss, if you please. I‘ll go right to work.“ Sonia-what rut-priced that my father ulmuld «ml the man in lilo ouu absence. I arose wizh some hesitutiou and led tle way to the surly. It azimll. octagonal room in the wing of tho building. Aim-y «us than: dusting the furniture “a ommly ; and us I saw her up awful thought flirted into my mind. My father had placed in a drawer in bio on": 4n A day or two before. my marriage punun. \Vo war-o no longer wealthy. and he Mil with dltllculty gathered the cum to- gether; but there it was. live thoumd clot. bin in mob, stud all my mother‘l junk, diamonds worth, perhupa. than thousand tnwro. Ho bud not thought to removc than valu- iblee. uevcr drawing in that mludod pluc- ot possible burglars. but mobcw u I ou- teml the room my bout grow tullolmxo torebodiuat My cyon tell luvolnuturlly upon Mun-v :wl wound her earnestly. She was it gxuloduced. "blunted worn with eyes o! the nine uogutlvc boo. about orpraoiouloo. Ibud nominally liked or truStoIbrr; “land“ he! now u chill mo and I turned cwcy. bad buclt down to mix. tho toekupoutbodoor.“ 0m bl- volt-e drowtortbcouctoollwitbwm be begun to work up! the m I remind in tho vocal. bk tu- hutly : ha worked Nightly tor c tint. and that be «out. “lb“. ant-bod. uh.”bcrnld. wot hlly;“1wllluoblr. Douala: In tho vil- tormy toywbcohmbuot." hbucw mtuymucrmpucu tre- bouc. As the thought could It‘ll!" Inter than loch. By tbic time ltwuqulto dork. I bid the vdmbhiuwbmomndphciug the re- volveriumypooket. I went down to the iiniutroom when I found blur-y. denture unit silent as over. Awaiting me with c cup attest, upluteotmke. mdaomeoold chick- on. I ate u little. for I was nearly “blurted villi excitement. but I coined the opportun- tywbcnllurybbmkwuturned. to throw the ten nutty. tor I suspected that it might be drugged. Then I went out. on the poreb out) at town. Two hours passed on laden wings; tad at ten o‘clock, outwcrdly calm, I crow. “ ‘ure tbc house well. Rut-y,” I hid. ‘cudgotobed; wcucquitccctcbcro.“ I could not avoid observing the odd look in her pale eyes us she bade we goodnight. [wont to my room and bolted my door so. euroly; then I extinguished my lamp and sat down near the window. Artur nubile I heard a uoioo below stairs, and I know that the burglar: bud antorod the bottle cud worn st work. The moments posed, and then I ought the aouud of cteoltby footsteps creeping up the stairs to ray room. They bud found that the tt‘oasuro was Missing, and suspected the truth of the situ- man. Softly u bond was laid on the knob it my door; it turned. and the boiled rrotch know that the door was secured. I‘txero was a short pulse and u whispered consultation without: than blury coiled to me through the keyhole : “le Miss Millie, give um something for my toothache. It‘s uwful l“ " You‘ll find the tootbucho drops down stairs in the pantry. Mary," I responded, gnvely. A ominous silence followed ; than a heavy body was thrown ugcinst my door, striving to burst it opon. ‘* ll you‘orw this threshold you will die!“ I cried. A low. dorisive hush followed. I cooked my revolve: and stood wetting. And wo- uiundike. it seemed to me At tbut moment on though I bad rather do nuytblng in the world than discharge the weapon. Again thry attempted to force the door. I know intuitii‘oly tint it we: him-y and hm 1. :ml ih-w villain who bod compared with lb: «1:; 15 luck. With a whispered prayer for help I placed the revolver at the keyhole. and clos lug my eyes fired one, two. three, four. five. SIX. Once started I emptied the revolver. A wild shriek bur-it upon my curs; then I fell :0 the floor insemiblo. C O C C C I opoucd my eyes to and Funk Melvillo bending over are. pale and ugihtod. Ito- luruiug from the meeting. be bud tell in» polled to take the road which lad near our home : and hearing the Ii: chola tired in rapid Inecmsion, he had leaped trout his horse. cudduebodiuaidc to find the three ooufoderutea in crime. one dangeroucty wounded. the others half dead with terror. They won utely landed injail, and utter. i 0 went. My (other returned home to reveal tln startling not that the telegram bud been i also one, and was only u plat to remove him from the scene, tho: the robbery might be efieolod. The robber-i had thought that I would lock the study‘door and retire to my own room. sleeping tho study door would have bat-u burst open. and the trcccurc more). ml! was tor-nod starte‘: evidence. M to live. But though nutty years but I. a» A» m ~ RENARKABLI CURIOSN‘I I8. Vurlou: all-rum rold, studded w wile light at it: count! uorvu u lb: rutblcr. mmalupdcohflm 9m fluctuate! 'ifiublrwltbuptp-haht ward sentenced to u long term of imprison . of which Mary bud stolen the key, so Ilia had attempted to drug me. and while I ma liary‘l contusion. for flu Front and I were married not long utter. “d with my tltbor we won) to Grundlaou dualbomldoucttbluklcbd Wtbflmouorublculabhormy Wooden or am. “I; m uxuum h Then l: in Turin. Italy. u tiny boot form- odotcdualo pawl. oblobtornt it mun 1:. small and concavity. Its call in of beaten All «thrombi. and the blu- provr la a perfect ruby. Au and in mud haulcb‘ctivory. Itwdabclou tbuu bolt MbumhISvl-MM oub‘ MMMcttqu‘b ll Mister lu- mfidlulbotopdopcudlom Ilullttlo “may ‘ bouts. mound mun» cfficnccllh Ith "fluctuation: munic- “halibut-nun“ and angel «our “mammal . viii; , ) d to trauma" val 0:0qu “I! u doom out ho bud hoodlum, wdlundgood; buttlonotwuuu moment ta cm. tor moment: are preciou- uudw ouch oiroumflneoc. “Whenevortbebodv ofiporcou tam crud, who bu not boon more than M minutes under the water. though remind: Mtbmilupooulbllltytbut life m In motored it the following Instructions are fullbtflly cot-tied out I “Thedrdthingtodo. when the body is tum out of the water. is to mine it gentlv, cud. it «to: flow from the mouth. uncour. use it to do so by u fuvomblo position. but do not use “y rough or violent means. such or rolling it on a barrel. or holding it up by the heels. on is sometimes iguotuntb dons. “Such treatment in both absurd And in- jurioua. and is mlculutad to extinguish my intent spark of vitality that may yet linger in the frame. for you must mount that deutblauotouumd by the waiter whim into the bingo. but by the want otulr. which won excluded by balm: under tho wow. After draining the water from tho mouth. on cbova atatod lay tho body on the right. side. the head nod brvmt slightly" misod: get u plank or shutt. r, and remuvo the body to tho ncamt house. or if no liousn- in nour, to u (try and warm siluutiou. No time should be lost in doing this. Having oluiumud the mouth and nostrils of froth. mums. «ha. the next importunt step \whon u poison it: found with clothes on) is to strip the body of its wot clothes. rub it quiokly dry, and it there is no wurui bl-uikut or bod to be had. cover it owr with tbs spuro clolhtu of tho bystanders. Let llt‘lll be applied to the body in (“wry possible way. for which pur- poao the hot both will be found the most ef‘k‘uoiou—t of uny. tut-.1 nlmuld ulwu‘vs be our ployod when tho ulvuumxtuiwos of tho vuno will admit. but in the alumion of such cou- vonionco, the noxt uppiicution for motoring the uutuml limit. and which run always be procurml, is but 11“)“le uud hot brivla. \vrup. pod up in u dry vl;:‘.li. which should 1w pluc- ed ulong the limbs and side of tho body. and to tho foot. Gentla friction with tho \vurn‘. flannel abould ho usvd oil] over tho body. If mum whiskey or brandy can be bud. much wurm, and poured. on tho flannel, it will , b0 more ofiloucious. Not more tlm :l tow minutes should be occupied in putting this process of restoring hunt in Optimum» «in t‘uct while it it in promos an cfl‘ort to Nxtow mpirulion should be used. This in host douo by gently opening tho mouth, doprnss the tongue and draw it gently forward ; thou profit the diaphragm tipwuulzx. no us to form out the air in the lungs, which will be in. stnntly rotlllod upon remitting tho pivssun‘, by air spontaneously rushing in to fill the vacuum. All that is i'vquirod, tliuroforo being the nlternute pressure upon the nitric- mot) and about and its “Emission, whirl) pro- court should be repeated from fifteen to lVfllly times in u minute. on us to imitutn natural brenlhing its nearly as pmsiblo. “During the uttuulpt to roatoru respira- tion, friuiou with tho but flannel slmuld be inromittiugly applied to tho body. uud volu‘ tile stimulants (such in upirita of hurtshoru or carbonate or ammonia) hold to the noco. It the you look clear and give the slightest s'gu of oonmwtlon and that any mutual warmth of the body in detected. there is every prospect o! restoring life. “ Ponevcro diligently and hopefully in the above treatment for at. least half an hour. or oven more. for. according to the reports of the Humane Society of London. auroral lives have born raved who were submerged in tho Tilllnll‘fi over half an hour. and when taken out, romuiuod uppuroutly dead to: nearly un hour." ———.‘ W ALWAYS LOSING .o‘ l. v; ELS. 4| Favorlto Mock! ol Advortluiuu adopt“ by Actor: uuol Ann-owl. :1 Au old and prominent tlwutvioul manager. in speaking about the roinurkublu number of diatrioudn that actresses and singer: have had stolen from them, fluid: “ This story in very nearly an romurlmblc an that aura of Gye‘s. who declared that. $503500 worth at ,klbuni‘a juwals were stolen from blur on I Pennsylvania Railroad train. “This in u woll‘lrumvu old game: to get free raver-doing. Barnum originated itu quuvtor it A century ago and every new «ad then onto ambitious manager rovlvss it. When Mice Oates played in the ‘ FlIltl of the Cloth of Gold.‘ ut the Chestnut Street 'I‘luvttvc. ll" husband. Jinx Outed. MIMI that she lost Mutton worth 0! diamond: from her dress- ing room. The ctory would u utilisation and when it began to die out Outca‘worlwd it up byoflerlngu rewurd at $1.000 for the vo- oovory at the junta. 'I‘blu put the pallet: on thalr mettle and they wuutvd Outer burl his wife to make uttlduvlt that the jcwclc were ctclcu. Both relaxed and that coded tbc «Mon. Ohm Mord: mm that $5,000 worth ct diamonds were utcluu from acrroouilu uSaumeluoc hotel. but the proprietorc owls snob u row «bout it tbul also but to and the vuluoblca. Mural“! told that Ibo lent mum worth ct jewelry in I‘lltoburg. Emily Mclvlllc burdly ever wont to a country town without that numbing had been rtclcu from bur. Amt-cling to bcr utorlou the loot comb dluiuouda. jewel cm India shawls and blur-blooded dear to auto my ordinary panel wealthy. . Mil-t u ht onto. SOUTH NWALK MMo “(Inertial tho-movement: or the tbrccc‘ - cutbcaocrbclow. Itwucuclcy, mothuuultymulnctnmmrmudr Shalom cl We cowcv. pow looming“. 'l‘bo purport o! the “ohms, didnolmeb thoourottbcvlcllor or they near him, but individual: in the crowd no '0“ ' «not... \ film as mum» Arrivedhfluufl “d llama. _ Arcprcccuhtlvccttbc Wounded“ our“ rustle-I tom which ull record to be landing. lien in u out 0! half uniform cloud at film ‘ desks and abound Itcntorlously in mm timorcnu the comet uyllublcc than“, tho ground floor wero individual: to whom to words oonvcycd desired information. my. tiny Ironically clbowccl and m «grammar-nub: . ‘ bclnaclutbemmblugc. “woodman trout Bohemiu; pen-unt- trern Hungary? harm from the Fatherland: unhappy” look. lug people from Ireland; maywbeclted girl: from the green lanes of Old England ; smut-t. vivacious man and woman from La [Mk France, and block-eyed. ollvealtiuuod peanuts cud oontudlnca from the sunny slopes of the Apparition and the valleys at Tttmuny. Like A amt congregation listen- ing to pmebera at a monster ovuugellcul meeting they stood around the desks in tho vault-o o! the rotunda or stove to gut Amofi run motley for foreign gold. Outside of a barrier were down»; of men uttimd iu the garments of this metropolis. Thay \vom grout round metal budgoa and had mats in hair but bands. They were boarding house runners and at can time in tho punt bud been immigrant: themselves. They were held in check by tho iron rails and gratings and could not get at their proy because the gate was looked. 'I‘boy bud aomoliow or other succeeded in diatributiug or sending their cards to the new comers, who wore thorn in completions planes, just us the runners did. thinking doubtless that it war our: of the process uoueasury to becoming in American oltiaon. The barrier was rumored on a given tignul and the runners boumlod nimbly into the argon—that is. the rotunda. It was marvelloua with what culcrity they singled out their quarry. Mort of thou: bud nlremly been labelled—that in to say they wore the munero‘ cunts. and wvro scrupulously uvoid~ ed by those whose bueiuma tickets thoy did not dlxploy. 'l‘bero iv. a sort of pron-minim! court-Ry among emigrant. bmivtliug homo mum-re, uu unwrittmx law whilst: C(\l|ip\‘l.~i n mun to keep his liuuth off tlm immigruul Willllll‘lfi bomv marked by another home. liiir: law was rigidly ulmyml in tho prvuvul runner, and tho runners found little or no .lilllculty in getting their iluskx‘ togvtliur and doing buxluuss. It was singularly Hiutplo. the method of procedure): the runnvr I'lltl up Lu men, women and children, lllttillly looked at the cards worn by that", and us first M be found his own Just pushed the wourer Into um with the rest like a drill nor-gaunt arrang- ing recruits or u ubepherd gutbariua bl. Rum. When such burdlug’m._.mv» hadmmbulled hie company he gave the order to pick up traps and march. ma‘ tbcae platoons pmtmlt‘d an odd and Very dbtiuot hillloflflllluo. 'I‘lio runner “molly picked up the best looking girl‘s vuliuc or tho most influontlul man‘s bundle. uud Io- companied by the owurr or one of tho children. bended tho column and led \ho way out of Garth (lurdmi. mums tho park. followed by the emlgvuntn in column! of twou, tlircen ot‘ Ioura or in uiugle filo, according to taste and nationality. . , , , ,,,, . . . A UOQUB‘I‘TE‘S SECRET. tlcw Lurlluu Mutiufl‘vr‘y (law lim‘lt to Mur- uuululso Hbcrt the Wedding ulna. “ Give me the ring.“ Lurline bloOull‘ery stood in Mt ovlol win. flow, with tho sunlight beating in warm. golden waves about hor- cllght form. and at iev vlabt, his hwd outatrotubod lu auger sxpaotuuey. whilc u hult‘lmpcrioua. half- ploulug look shot from bin big brown byes, wax Murmudude Short. The girl but been molding there nearly thirty uncouth without unwilling, the light. 0:th in upon the in" mm or hair. the futhomlccv «you and the calm, Iwcct mouth. It was not it youth. l‘ul tune; the bloom out! tlucb bull mm long ago. but it was no mood stud \voiuuuly. than: was snob uu thuow-liovr-to-do-upmiy- iw‘v look upon it. tlm‘t lu compurlmn more u’i‘liuh puttlum lost lmméuuuibly. At mu moment Pansy Pot-kiwi catered lb; room. at. but twisted on aura-bum m mound bur ubouldcn cud ltcr yollcw bulr tell ubout bcr llbo a cloud. “rowing u Man to Lurlluc. who“ clluuec all. did not at all understood. Paw alttcd ow to the plant) at the other end 0! the room but} be. an to lowcr auto to the vicinity. Inrlluc untcuctl intently and mu: all. mks; “Yourullywlcb to limb our cum.- mut, that“ who «lied. _ . upchuc word, but the lib rlluotlcu at hlc bud bdrm gum unit-r. $1M“ mm wrangler. ., ,_‘_,M ,_.,_. M -w. . . pull on one line, or [ down cud fight and ‘81 mouth our! teeth no ‘ “muting-drive your Mm wllb n opccuflhliuvcblrn tried with our bolero putmmm hyour top wagon. otherwiu bu might get uvray with you. When born-c armorial: lengthen the hind thou; when they hit the trout of the hind foal buvctbo too of the front shoes row untowa- and concave-d on the inside. Home boom when trotting. in putting pally on tho toe. Snub horses should buvr tbobocls lowered. and should wear short withoutbeelc. . Skunkoubbagelcauidtobegoodfot morning. Holster: thaliuy and grain. homo on a full utoumvb. Amt touching it with his own tongue. Au oxoelleui remedy for mungeiu: you the other would pull homo on the near aide. kept about a noble. Internally, use u too coughs, internally it is pilt‘llullltll'ly usdul it best rouxodieu for hard uml brittle foot. ton of out also! and welded on. should be put on hull mi inch from end 0 oboe and placed lengthwise. ’ amounutouorhg o ‘ i tbc driving line: alone to the lug. rings » tllfieumrnt thll time o! the your. _ altar at the disease is generally mild on tile rolctblug and proper ventilation. tho Ind and for an expert. ‘ Ww.«. .. < _—-—~ LECTURING It LOST ART‘ WWW “.LutlyvmvvlllutcmFoxtrot"l hill.“ uranium thall- mud fact to the ground, ctrilro prluoi. hooves lit toupoouful doses, night and Ba curetul with tho diet. Hover work u heavy Stool bits should be kept in a warm plum until they um placed in the horse‘a mouth. ‘on can rmllzo the soumtion of ugacoltl bltln the home‘s mouth by Oil of turpentiuo, one pint; odd cautiously two cartoon of oil of vitriol, stirring tho mixturc cautiously; then add eight ouucoa linseed oil; to be robbed in with a brush twice u If your double tomu did not work to suit today, one crowding to um polo while h'm bend to one side, no that the reins uro right, and in booking than: to your wugon to-movrow put the o! Tor is one o! the most useful articles to be. spoonful night and rimming tor ohroul‘ thrush and all diseases or wounds of the foot. Mixed with flslmil it is one of the When heel: um! toes are required on a home's oboe-1. iustrud of having the ulme turned down for bovla 1:qu tho heels and The beebl For a. horse that ” pulls “ use tho over- check with chop. attached over the nose cud underlie lower-flow. For In cxtn bard blt. Hove o alluring on the front of the ovmbeclt, no 'tbotltoca be moved up and down, a mu homo. then lace tho cheek plummet Mutt-abort to the loose ring- and IN! «until one of the wort pwvttitrm The tlrst will rapidly yield to careful, uutritlom diet. Iuchuwurtu mailbox. outmoul gruel, cult- It ruplmlon ic lmllblm‘ and tho extrem- ltlcc coldglvc u codativc medicine. rub the lead with dry mustard. bandage with fluuucl Thu at that but: been loot is the art a! leo. turlngutdhmcr tublea and in drawing room Wit. hum bumttive power. an juat M de- llabttul. jail I: tuaclmtluau over. But the “Blow“. tho magazines. uud'tbo neur- p-prrc luv. to u WM extant taken the place 0! mm In tho good out time when phenomenally panama: “(l the ultbouab unknown the chamber! ct the ported did not and them. m.afldpuM by tbc morning journal. 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