THE SENTINEL.
5| ‘l‘Tll NUR\VALK.-M:\lit‘ll iii.
TRE SINGER‘S ALMS
In Lyons. in the mart of that F‘roneh town.
Years store. a mum loading n fair ‘ehild.
l
l
l
l
Cured n small aims of one who. walking
ltlu- stump for a mile or more. There
I was no eurrent. in this bayou. and they
9 towed the steamer up such narrow ehiui-
l In-ls that we heard the bushes brushing
i against her sidis. She finally eame to a
f
pitch. They commanded and thmtened.
and. finding this of no avail. opened fire
on the house. It was built of stout
planks. and so longas we kept away from
the windbws there was no danger from
Bruin“ or m.
H l.~ noun 1' S S K I‘Z'l‘t‘ll RS FRO)!
nous pnth too often gone over. I know
that it would be a struggle to tour your-
self away now. but you should make the
stierltiee. You owe it your father. ’0“?
mother. your creditors.“
KING OF THE DUDES.
PEPl‘LIARlT-{BS‘ I Oli‘ A NOTED
NE\V Y()RK CHARACTER.
. . . . . \‘.~\Itl(il‘s snl'lu‘I-IS. - -
down > 7 _ stop and was made last to the bank. and their bullets. They maintained the bulb ‘1 know there is ntllt'lt truth in what . ‘_
. 'I'hethoimithnre. t‘ttll"ltl the rhild‘s «lame . then the outluu who had been netiugr as lade tor half an hour, and then an or " “ _ - rm: “3; .‘Ir. ppm“... .‘ in“ l I“... ~trer.
Liliinslurs
'rmr l'flNl‘l'l- l‘lfll.\Tl\(£
l‘tINS OI“ "I'll l‘n.\§'l‘.
“EX-
llow they are Formed and Placed in
I‘m-it km The Lighting {\Iilu-
NIH“ 'irulllltl 'I‘eu'hli‘ at!“
[alanine 'l‘liv t‘n‘us.
flirty um- knuws the use nl' a light
lien». on a link in the sea It is to mark
the dung-r and gilttltl \Illli\ from \\ rm k.
Light \exsrlh are us: II “In l‘t' liulilliviusi‘s‘
, are iii'zprzietiml-lr 'l‘l.. _\ :lt'I' aiu-h-irul
’u' sands. amine t-f tlu-in at great dis
tar v from shore, 'l'h«_\ .tl‘=' 0:51 .lsinnally
plat nil Ill‘ltl' llit' migr- ul‘ .IIIt‘ ~din-II. jlht
“hurt the water liu‘;;i:i~ In \Iiilllu“ and
\i l'lt'l 't few yards »»t' n In lt‘ all a’ moves
(it II“"hill water burn up in white fur}
on lawn-liviuus simi In ntln-r I .1st
tin} .2. moored in midi lmnnnl between
2:.”
and smiled
mptain enm . into the cabin and said:
Tosee behind Itsoym a u mt.- «ml. . “Now. then. Share with you. and if
: l-Io pan“). [VII touud he bod ll“ mu‘n In I :inv \it you attempt to play us any Iriek‘.
dole. E pin-:7 goes :i bullet through your skull,
His guardian angel warm-d him no! in lose
i This empire of poarl t.» d;- iiuofli- r good.
So. as he \ia.t ‘d. sorry ‘0 refuse '
The t‘LNh'WI tor pogo). Ilit‘l‘t‘ aside he stood
. And With his but II"lxI n; l-\ l~nib
. Lie t-uvevwl Ili‘ kin- fave an.
best
lt‘ I‘l‘\l .
any. has
é /
. .
‘ 'nu- skv “as blue ab We. and all the limo
(if uiiiiiiierre, “here the sins-r stood. “3*
‘ tilled.
And nun) [fliiibL and. listening. Ixnisiul
ugazu
To hear the \‘oive that Zlirougliand through
; that limited.
v
I think the guardian angel helped til-inf;
. That. I ry Inl' pitv “til en ma song.
The Singer st «ml between the lie‘;:::|fi there.
liet‘vrn a I‘lllll‘t‘ll. and an orbital the spiny
A \Illlt. perpetual Illl:t‘l‘ In th‘ :ili‘
‘H-ld toward Ili‘:1\\‘||. Lind of the heart‘s»
tw shoals. and s ru- as n II'.ttIIll:' Ii-_.'ht m...”
.l * .., . .7.‘“.‘ ..‘.* . _
“ ‘5 H‘s“ l5 Ill-t,‘ ‘t' 1' I l l" I" ’l‘ ‘l 5 ,\s ll an angel. pointm: up. had said:
an iv
\ lt‘!‘ r has lit‘i iw-i .I
t!‘ .;Il7\llll\\ \\Ill ‘ it'xiuultl be ill!“-
rut: to improve lilo-ll. The main IIIl\l
“1'\\ of n ninfiiit‘ tll‘ lllll‘tl is In ill‘~i:u
am! rnnstnn't \i\‘-‘I~ “IIIVII “hill t'r
nit . may drive His 211.: ax PIIx‘IIVIt‘
t". . vh the water. lint in building' a
II_ ' ~ p the chief .‘tl‘lt is In Ilerl out :t
II vs .t-Iislnill till-i .Is little I‘I“I\lt‘llt‘l‘:tfl
'I at the \ttl|ti‘ time
.I .tllllll‘l’ in wit-t} .
life in the
In - multileuf l‘iiiit';t
\ .‘l t:
in ‘u “ti-rust gab I: 'tl t-lwus. ‘l'lw tll‘
\‘W it III of the ‘rfship ~lmw~ “but
u 2-. r Viill :s-u w“; H. \\l. n ‘il'li'il d llti
ti ‘ .. 1‘.‘ lirulili-Iu, t“; «“\|Ii-iil -ll “I. the
t. N lllIi‘ 3I\ v m Al ”.5 ... III I? .1 limit
k fwni pi .; I-i in .. : filth-liq)"
t~ .. ‘1‘ I;I.‘-\l| l‘f ~- lll t li;;lit~liEp
w d \\ i i tI‘\ t’lll'1.illililll'tl
r \Ii_i 53‘. l 1?. fliv 1' With if tlii'
I the 'lh.:.u . It \s .s 'iiil I'll ‘
" 2.. liil'.’ I“»iv'| :I~»‘.iiirsxil_\:u‘«l.
‘ _ - m 23- lights. ll -- ll.» . 1mm le'x‘
t' ' I ‘iltgsfet -'- .l‘lill‘l\‘ link
a .. ‘ an li- .tt-I_; | N a»: .. IJllli'rll‘. 5
‘l ~ 4Tb rip o! “u ll _. !~ ft: tlllI‘ r. nt. '
'l ; ‘ ‘Il 'ilii "I "i :l‘w‘ sluiu'tl lllv' .
I ‘ \\ ll“ ~ um: t‘ili" ~l‘l‘ nl'
' :I'nt'l ..-l... itip'w-lx‘
‘r . h1pt~ _|\ .' in ill I “a:
. T .t‘ Iiil Is It i‘ t' t- il._‘ll v-lll 'II
‘= eratrm-r Ill“ pus woldl ~.\. . p tll.
l' s ALd‘ >\\.i l.| Hm s3. ll‘ l1.l i:t
sp‘ tier} i‘trtJlliiht tli~ viwawn ~
34- .III‘II‘II !' ‘ l .ml ‘i‘\ 3 \\l l l-~
I V '-l"i.n lliit Ii ' u.\ ~ .I- .r' lll 'tll \ in=l
1L "t‘tlili'ltllj :x-‘I ll.’ i: :itnuri -
Ii'
“ I"lItI‘IIII‘II 02' Id 'I~ ‘uxrii'x
l‘- at”) (in- ~t' 3' ?.t M.» “1" Hi
i‘.,...--.' lilt‘ii‘lt_‘ ': t-.-‘I"'l:‘ ll
ls ' \i.lil ':II I--' '. “i ii! ‘ :EI
nt "i.\ll Ilfibt‘: nu“ llll‘l'tt‘
\' ll.|'IlI'l"‘ ."::‘ Ht lll‘l'\
l‘ -I:t't':I'uit‘: ~19 I" .s .;
.2 ~ s-m‘ul l‘ is m ~~ ~\ to Y! z
\\ 'v tlu-stiu (H \xlhll El i\ltltt‘
E (ii its l-t tll ~- I 'iu‘wal- :I‘t ~Ill'l't‘
i; . :mn qpuxe'lvi l. L; l.I~ lw ”is
,JH; on the my! 1 .. ~ vl \\Itl' ll
rm ..~ .t..-l rwll‘ s n; ~tlv;1_\ tixv -.Iv*
uh“ verb wal ll». ~::. :~ -,~ .:.I r .l‘V-I
t» . ‘iit‘lll'ixiti'; . \:~.'
“by I: v Ii;:l.t~ 'I'c Itlzuwl arr ll\ral ill
I la. lune uh} h eiltl‘ullll-I: the must
Ahlul is hoisted. win In ihx lamp is lit. by
shin? l..i2!iiitd~. lid ’1 -lit~ :ii‘i-ut' the :ir
gut»: ”Shut. hung on :
way tn prr‘svnr ’ln’ll‘ \I Itir ll position
'l'? :. ‘Xt plum-«I in no lli div t'a tlz'n'l -I\.
\\t.. Hf (‘Ittll‘ii -.v. i I) unli-mw- tip ii
iii” l'w‘ i‘. 'I'Ii'} illt, il':IIl'II §ll \llll~t’l'
Ohm .u‘lii‘il tll'siltu' m'. 'I" .‘ ’lrt' t;
nl‘
ah" want] so tll.it t':« R In igll’ I‘mu- tln
I‘Iiv lJ‘lli ":Is li_\
Na ~ Italy lift, and in \I‘JI ‘\t':illl"l
tlt‘ nun be sum: liuni tln Iluvk ul :l
u i: ..t aidist on. of I. n mill s For rx~
t. ' 3 light ell-v1. <~,“I'I’\ m- I‘Ilflltl\lll i~
ii: 211‘.
l" - ‘uw ring~ W: 8‘. ships Init~t nwu ~
0.: 3 he strung 'n \Iztlistittll tlu' itn
w- ? . tr.:in mn- :~ - 3. .ll) l-l'mulil In In :lt
I!" t .v I=. In “J” u i h tum-ls the Lfr-iltlltl
t ‘l g 'e Till} t-‘l:~.~l~ of a Ill H7} 1 built
_ .imz'g'tln- L‘luvlll'l fur Lit." I711"
. ..:i allt‘lltll slmprl like a llilhltt ”tit
and .i
if“. u. “guilt: :IIuiui tII'Il IIi.l :tl
t;r ..._,_| Ir >‘l1:\ ~\\ 3‘ ii in the w ntri
of t ..~ 3 t‘IUIIIl ii in lt- t In“: passes irt .
(hi I! |‘\.\'l' pipe nt' 'ln \ . --. l. ’llltI is \t‘
rt” ‘3 Iti‘tv lil‘tl In In L" llll\ 1),. \‘ti nl
.and "NH. Ill let p \\ ill 2' :i dill» nan
BM thud of altt‘Ii-‘t‘tl‘lt’ is t titlilh\« It. 'l'h-
li..bl~llili5 Ilsttuii} Ililt in :i {II-git i'li:iiis
\i'l- “‘1‘ i‘lllll’llluli‘ ltlll\liri|' tll :i‘uh rr ‘lI
fir» c . -3 the II‘ll,.iI1"I the t" :ii't \:ll‘7\i
a“; m 1.: Io‘t'u “IUlIlII. The \ hrlin 13in:
along tiit‘ built-iii .iit~ :i~ :itI :ililifl until
drag to the “sol Only when thu- -I as
.Mt.l ‘ \ery high is tll re a L'I‘t‘fll twin
on: an: hor itself. the no it u. i;:..t --l
Ih- rat-2e. in sunn ..-.~»». a tlllxll'l 't of ‘l
llt‘li hug. bring: smlh irnt to hulxl the
Vt‘.~~t‘l in pos.ti tn In a Lulu. bonnet-k:
ii. t \ptw: l pnsiti n‘. the It‘ll‘li'll is Vii)
grant. and th‘ liltillttltlitlll of the hairs
dri» no; oiling - .i l\«‘\ ever} thing on
limihi to it“: Is Halli" 'tis the
ship routes to the end of
.i‘i Ittin-r. II i~ i \~ iting work at these
tunes VII the ships It is nut vas) t‘urtlie
i w \pw dented in h ll \\ hen the :inrlmr is
ding-Jim; even inrlmr \\'i‘:lllu‘f. and when
tin to; ullw‘ilh" . writhing It is a task
I'hin h tries the skill of the must expert.
A (It ep neat lead is tbi'uwn “\t‘r the side
dull llit‘ Iilit‘ in It'l-t slm‘k. .‘Ii lulu: :lhIIIl‘
moorings bold and the ship remains sta-
tionary the line. of eourse. remains slack.
but if the harbor dragsthe line gets taut.
and than theerew are inforiiud of their
danger. In this l‘llii'l‘fit‘llt')‘ another an-
chm is let [:0 and enough (‘Illtlli to hold I
he: is pnyid out. Should that one. too_
drag. another is dropped. and then the
(T0 w of the lightsldp have exhausted 3
their rimurres. it the \'es~ol (‘iititinttes '
to dragon that be.“ position is materially
otter-rd the lights are Ipieiu-liul. guns 5
or... and red lights displayed. Should 5
{hr chains part the storm sails '
'U't‘ hoisted and the l‘ghtship either i
ueers for port or heaven to till the l
fury of the gale is exhausted. But rarely.
if ever. does the lightshlp have to leave I
her petition. ller numriugs are of such I
clout and IKIeIdliil Iiiatet‘ittl that they hold l
h tll went 0". and the lieut'un is always i
an iiu lumt.‘r~-tul,‘- in “an mt‘rimt‘s or
\Clni: ilu.i;.er. Should. linden-I. sueh 1
coming: ney ut‘t‘ttl" a span- iesset is tom-If-
out ti:- mke the lllflt‘“ of the one that has
hotel: sport. and is amour: as the oil ‘
Qotfiththognatost ‘iie es to
he moot is malty and}: the
l of two omens. and is manned ;
~51. m or nine. Suppliesnre furnished {
th- from Ihore Iii united intervals. and
the won on {routine to time relieved. l
Choir ploou being filltd by othen. There .
i It always two lien on watt-h,whooo tinge
nor itioto the gong sounded in to .- -
wontliiw' to mintain a ‘ lonk~
‘ Shinld n rel-ell» observ stand-
iotodooaor goon no find. and eases the-tumor. one at the
hub.” boown of the crews of light~
m ohipwroched sailor- fu-
mount ironwiloodntgnotrhk
“Mow: liven.
lurin It hull for i
-"\' \inldt‘ :l I-I‘oun
13‘ :‘ ‘sn
.1“ .iits this singer's
The hat of its stampsl bruol “as emptied
Mill“
Into the wmnan‘s lap. who cherished with . . . . . .
,that it‘ll [rum tl..- tr lips was an o ith. lhI"
tom’s
Ber kiss upon the hand of help; ‘twus n-mn‘
And noon in her amt lit-.Irt drm'r i‘oith her
fears.
I‘llt‘ ~Ilt‘“ t‘. l'
I-ed. pawnl . n and sofrlv
lln-ttglit.
' Men “ill not knnw
\\.is~\.’vu~_;l:'
by u Et-vn llllx tit“‘|I
Ru’ who}: :11 Iilgh‘ .‘i«- value \l‘Hl'l the st;I;e
I .mvr' inter liner \\~'tlI up Il'xll‘t that \\‘i le
.
ill“!!! L.
Ari-I lliii‘ut"‘\ rained in Illtlt. nunght rinltl ‘I~
‘llllil‘
The Inntni‘ ut' the \iu‘ mm- «:n' - the \u,
Inn: h - had sot-ell) snug, \i'lt‘I Klimt-d
t'a-‘e.
For the in lln‘;;;1ll\ .n the: market pln- .~
Ill"»;v'l,' I‘Ju >3.
_. . _.__.._. ,
THE SWAMP GANG-
I
\\’\ mm it \\ I» ".vti-y l) «3..
Some ten years Hgdl on vii-“r”
Willi lulu-um :lw re sun \ 8.»: llu -_
(”Lilli 1:: u.‘ v-:" ill! i. rt‘x-n~ -~! Ill' ,\'
kti"i.‘ "l‘-t"‘. Ill"‘il‘l tint '» u
lttlnutlvk 'l“l"\|l I‘Jtl" ‘
\illml w'! . a \Illt- {I wir r «'2: w] ' .
Spvitr l". tr. \\ u . .
matt- e: vi'vw r. tlr r.u..
min. lli'. Inuit”: .
tlein :l‘. ' l'!“‘I \l
('t‘llilllitll s'
Inul u. l. an I. y
(‘l\ ‘s in ‘w «it its \\ ”Vin“; ‘
II‘AtI Il'Lt‘ t.- lint!
‘ll
.\~ rq- rill
.l‘
'\
li‘L‘fi'iI .‘I'
a II Ml Il‘t
~kttl'
.\t tl' ll ll“'\' L'ltl E! l! |\ . ‘li
l l‘U‘ 'l.v \\.t\ .| ll ll‘l It'llill .i‘ v»!
tll" \r‘r. Ti‘J‘. I «I» lid r.' .l;.
ti-un‘. ind .Hlii“ii‘ll;‘tl il‘r." ~ 'I:-
prrs and :r ul r. \\l o ll‘ : l- ‘i .’
tln- tl\= !\ ‘ll.|I ulir-sn skill.
Inuiw l» ails uert- rm ~zi..t
\Ili/i'll tun-w a do). ‘llmv u. -
of rI‘V-lt“ -‘\i'ili~. and it"thv-re was an
hum-st Ii; ll) .ilnwtr: th- In no lallx d to dis
his pr \"lii v
I‘(I\ (‘1
”ti ~1~\’IT‘2I tllt:|‘i(lll<
. pr» \\l‘rt‘ l'l‘ult' tn \It'li our skill‘.
and II rnpv- l'i lillllll “is l-~lt on the liltzh
for h lilli‘l lin'ar ll?!\\‘ili‘ll' II it \\.t\ ~liit :t- d
Inlay in a Itijsll‘t‘iullx inzimwr, \\ inlti
Ill! re wrrv- s-uzw genuinv hunt. Is Ill’ull":
up :Ini divun lllv‘ litl'lx\ ll.“ grail llli
jorit) at the womb i't'rs “ere illitl|\ \\li«‘
had gun in!” linllli: tn rs Itn‘ II‘I" Id“.
and Ill") \\‘ re 31 ltd IUl‘bl‘l':l‘l‘t‘\
Hut il’termmtw, while most of the err“
were li<ltlll‘_' :n l lim d li :lt a In.b- :llmw-
tliI- I "at. ‘t: -I while flu-so ‘.\li't ri nautical
\\ ltlI iii- 1}» -.I:’Il ill!‘ ‘It’Jlll' r “I :e .Isl. li'l‘
I eauglil sight of :I \ i.l .inuus In dim:
fut‘r w.it Inn; Illl' \Il"llll“l from the
bush-w. \\'t~ w :-~ Hun tiu i ::p to the
rigli! li.ii:rl_bx'.l., Ilmut Youth miles In-
low l‘in‘ lllutI my» I...n' .t .m- m
fellim through:tll-t'ldinxls of lll\ \l‘ilt"
town, In In ilil not t'lli li s:;l;t of In.-
lIl‘ Inmle l Inn: and I- m-tul st-i‘attlny oi
the steamer. :Ignl .lIIt‘l‘ a time “11> joined
Ii} t\\ i .itliI-r~.\' .\li three hsid t'llll“; ri‘
\‘olveis and knives. ‘tlttl the t unditton of
hair. \\ h \IV": and i‘lltllitlli! proved that
they had lw-nn hidinzf tor months. 'I‘li- }'
approm-lird the >Ii“.ltll‘l‘ within <i\ or
eight lvvt. I d her mer .main. and r.‘-
tir-wl as uni. p...“- n< tln-i t‘ntltt‘.
'I‘lii‘ pr- \. l‘. l‘ wt ill“ slt‘atigl t's was D‘-
pt‘rtt'd Wit :llr‘ vieu till" 'ilmat‘d but
no one <- 1” mi Li regard it :i~ :I sl-iimis
matter. 'I ll!‘ men inul pz'nl-ahlv been
niolh‘iv' '-r~‘:':d ill linipls tn Liv tln-‘r
but d. l: mine =rzi~ Ik'tf \'.tlll". We l:.Id
bt‘I'H keeping ’i «or: u“ Imp II'I’."II‘KI :In
I‘li«ir watvh when tied up “1le the tire~
out. and this l‘l‘:lll the m u. “ho stood
Wat‘rh \\:i.\ proliabl) lzist. :isfm-p as soon
as the rest talus. I 'nrlnd in alwut it)
o‘rl i. k and Was >0 m nuleep, but at mid-
night was awakened by .l xuire milling.
“l'onu- non you are. wanted Ulllr
sid‘d”
Isat up in bed to rind a rough looking
than in my stab-m ~In. ‘.\I_\' lamp had III'Mlt
Iightnl. and I saw that he had a leiulver
In his hand.
“\\ hat do you W-llll T“ I ask-‘d.
“I want on.
your hands."
"Then you belong to a gong who have
captured her!“
"Exm tly; and ifyou fool around niurh
‘ longer I shall get mad and Illinfllul'dllitol-
. mg.
n
An I got out out of bed and began to
dress I heard men running bark and
forth. and presently the boat began
moving. As she had no tire under her
bviiler,_l felt eert ‘in that she was towed
down stream by one of the skills.
V"‘ant are ~\ou going to do with the
‘Spritef‘ I asked the man as I was dress«
tug. '
"None u‘ your business.“ be promptly
to lied, , ~ -
had bail in ritle and revolver in my
stateroom. but thvv II‘III been taken away.
.\.~ um tit-m ml ’5~I|'!iiilllt‘tl. the nut
Liv” lta-l I-rI-p! HIA>I‘?"I El‘tlllli‘lly 1L“ Illtll
ails. found tlir on: It -: watch fast asleep.
and haul entered every stateroom and
gothered up all the weapons before any
one was aroused. l w»: marebed to the
. main cabin. which was our dining room,
out! there found the rest of the epic
tumbled and under gnard.- Al had
boonoronsed in the some tanner. and
nobody had yet been hurt. It may well
he iota. ined that we were; disgusted
lot of Citizens; but we had been fairly
trapped. and there was no help for it.
The coptnin hid counted six outlaws.
two at when were in the skid towing
wheel. and the
other three keeping guard.
We were towed down about five miles
out! then up a bayou letti in from the
«New York N tight-bond shore. and moan; hook into
, _ We have. eonvluded to l
tokethe J0 i of running this steamer oil ‘
l “\Vlliil do you intend to do with us?“
' asked our eaptaiu.
l “.\\'l\ no tlllP‘liltII‘. but eonie along."
. \\;I~ the \lt rn reply.
\\‘e “I re t‘th'rl‘tI b) four x-r tii'e rer
,Vulteis. and there was no show for re
3 \i\t;i:iui‘_ Two of the outlaws provided
ins. and the others brought up the rear :is
= or Inn. lied ashore. \\'e walked up the
~lr-I‘e. \\ hit it \\.i\ \eiv spongy for about
:l Illlllill‘t‘xi feet. and new then turned
, aboard of an old lllillu' boat. 'I‘his emf!
'was in sin I. a «li‘tipidatml condition that
. it “as plain slu ll nl been then- for two
or llil‘t'u years. and uzn'o‘ iII~iIIv \u‘ s:i\\‘
, Ill‘tI ~lie lril lu- ‘II II\ d .I~ the he-nhptar-
Eta-:s‘t-t the gum, 'I‘he ethin til the boat
In.» one Inn: worn. with an old stove
and a ten um. lenil‘ kiirhen “are in one
uirnrr. There were several old rliuirs
. ..ilI1t. \\ reek of i table. and the sting had
f~lept on \lmii whieh had not been re
l
_ new”! tut :I Ivar.
Ilii light “.is put lire thin: as w:- tiled
; into the lion-e Iiiltl. and no l'UiIlti imw
life! 3 plziiner \‘ieu of Ullr rapt as If the
\tute «it .\I‘I§:ili\:t.\ held :I In re Villianuus
gang “e tie.er li-ul the lu-li-nr of :ill ilitrn.
i‘liu'tion. 'l‘hv)‘ It‘lkt“I inure like wild
basis than nun and query other word
I lie tse boat bud otme been provided \\itl
windows. bit now only the sashes re
main-d The but! “as a nil. and tied
. in lrt-i-s' lii‘ grnluwinx's ‘lu‘ t“tplilll|
ot’ tlw «ill‘l;t\\~ in l»~~.\ed Its aboard. and.
stainlzng in the tin 'l‘\\‘;i}. \\ ttli :i em-kt-il
rev-her. In ‘.I I
“\Itilu' IOU"
and l \\ am
more t . Intuit
Ilnulis gjt‘llliti.‘ k Tit-d
‘I‘lii'ilI-ur l-I‘ “llli h “e liil t‘llll"l"I
IN.» the II'tI‘. liv-nr to the ln-il. Il‘i- . Illt‘t‘
As
IIIt'
;\
Id
.iIIt
-~ :It hnurx gqulI-Inen'
~.I_\‘ to .V“ . th‘It 'il|\
\\ il result It: Siltlzt‘
thi-
II in)!
lot In; iwun s‘v-ut‘w‘Iicml up,
Iilllli\\ \\‘Ill‘i‘l‘\\ ll" last-IIWI
witli.i p4 llm h. it «I or heard him vnu\ mg
ml Clubs-Ln. "-Jiu‘ thew: ..':ui Itt‘llLllii
tint. I I: .«l I'llII"ll‘13”'T"~"ll_.'l‘lih~l\
él-uswwsix ti --1 ii 4hr tler- tir»: linur 'I‘ln-n
”W «I l..g..l itLliK ~ gt.- ‘.\-\l‘l\ tu ‘jl‘l l1\
H“ Al»? it‘ll ll \\ ~ ll'tlt- dud.
stifll'
e llii‘l um It ml Tb; re \\,;~ :I putt U! a
“.1: ul n» a". :. r ;. :x ._ “w ti: .l.if~ \\
llw'l‘v is u? ll ~~:: \wu .- \‘ -:.'tl uni lu-
\ -n‘l :i lt'w Ell ~.!i\tti'~ A'I'I e. ‘Ilit'n lu-lJ
.tuma- 2E u" o: l ~ ~ i'm» rel:- 1' Hunt
: u»
‘ l‘i‘ :rn'ss :l‘t‘
lltv lllt :w' limit
'1‘ I “I . . .\1.,
o ” i: I " llti
I? \ m: d it..
\n I? wt ilil l.i.\~‘
‘.i :n 1. \~ 3' I": .\ I. \'II ~l«.v x- 1.».1
I'lt‘ HI I: ‘ ~31. .‘ \ l> I'l tirx p" w.
t.‘ i l; n.’ »‘ ~. tlm war of
lllt‘ it‘ 7 I\\\ \\ is ll‘ zV ~“: L. (-I‘ but this
\\.I‘ tzwf ,I'. i" p‘ l. ‘i‘: It‘mn .,.,,. - a . mm:
the.” lll«ll“.l1' r... .. «out! rum 'll ti.
Pill tl.~- « 3r 1:: ‘ \\.t- :I' lti\l!1 in MI .nn
mu 1".“ I"!
l‘ii" i--‘l~ "\t. .. u. y‘.
t. :x‘v :0;\ ’Il it t .Iii:l\ ‘I‘liu n“i
l . - ‘i'llll«llli 1\.tl i in iIl‘ lu-wt‘
I\ .~ \ ~'\ ‘ii\. ..:.I :.- \\.- \\.l’ill' i tlw
it's its :. x" W < ‘h\‘i .x It‘l‘Illl" it“: Inn-9::
‘uv mi'nus Stun-.1“ 3‘ In 5.34;: ... I-\I
"my flu". li:I»l In" um ZIIJ'llI’iI. If '.lI~'\'
k «‘\' r: n :«jll t - l‘\’ Ill ‘I‘irvr ks 3h}
iiul n .1 under t w II how .u 'I'll'i thi- lt-‘Ili
l‘l“:llti‘ t|litl I“'lll ~.\ lln' supply ,l‘wttv
'l \itlill 7.?» I.» - from Ili-
t\ \.il\'.‘ “Illl a 'U‘lll \\lll\l|. .In~l ‘III .2
tln' In “In of the rain; l'.llll" running; up
in He liunw but .Ind Inniiirtnulwl line
1-‘ri tn . tilllt‘ Hill.
I‘his ‘Ii thin Ii‘l I lie-:1 .lltli» ll>=l"tl. It‘liI
IllltI lumlt Iii-lI-I l0 Ill\
ll‘tt‘ ul :u tttin lli‘\\1lll\~~l on! art] was
ur.lirml .ilI-uhltlii Stititr in \rl tlit'._
tn tights. ll \li.l :.ut Mk. him lung.- to
llflilv "st ind that nune nl lht' .. In;- knew
hmi t-i tun the engine [It llrnx‘wli.
tires, .lllil :Iltvr Ill" ‘I".i'll \\> It? IIv-\\"| tln‘
v
H... »\ I u
the r: 'In'n‘:
II\
\
liuiiwr \\ i~ tilli II -0 Hill that m- .I‘llllit't
n.5n1t 1 mid ruiw :\ it 'llIIiI
vt \liillit llw nu‘ l|lll\ did
this \\lttli' pr-‘teizilin: to p‘zt =h:n_~s ~lilp
\nape. It‘ll Ii/nimb- it otln "\\i~t‘ Illiln‘5‘l
blv tor the \II’JXH'T in In--\ ' l.. rs ll nut
Ii‘. Ill" I):l\‘utl \\lIIiulII :I p I ‘ II 'liijl‘t
t‘t‘r :Jm uni \\ lu-n It" It tII . ~li ‘tl his
“with Ill“ It‘.’\lIv'l' of [III Milli)». hurl suit!"
thin-'1 t4 \fl_\' inlliru 'l‘h- \' lvul ruptured
the but \\‘llll tliv lllll'lllltill n! running:
It“? down the )Iissis~iyitii and up ~~ >lllv‘ «if
the tributaries to :I in int uhrre shew-uh]
lie ‘t‘ltl. 'I‘lie lt‘t‘J \\‘Ll\ :I Iir~tll~lt mu; ut
I-wiise. as :l tell-2min from :m‘ p tint on
thr \lhillt\:t\ would Ii.i\e put lt‘lltti""l.<
unthe untrh. "l‘h~-~e ntllld‘o .. hour-xvi;
~t‘l‘tlit‘ll to think that if the Sp file I .-.;‘ll
get it enzipie ul' \I.i_\‘\’lltt‘\l.‘tll of its It
Mould lie nnpnssllir for Us in \‘\t‘l'ii1i‘ti
he.” again.
The idea “as tvi uin th- enginrr
“\‘t‘r tn join the 21mg. but he indignant
ly spurnrd all pl‘npOs‘JIs. lle iikeoise
held I ut against lhreah Jud ll.l\ o. anr
grind the outlaw lenlu-I' tliil lie drew his
I‘I-Vule-I and tired full in the unit‘s tam;
The bullet str'nk the engineers will.
:Iiad-pluivi-d it up for \i\ invites, and.
I- ll‘n- blond pourI-d ever his [Tu-e and he
fell like one dead. the Vill‘lill turned
:Iiiav and left him in the bushes. neier
doubtingr that lie litrl made a sure tub of
it. This was about lit n‘.luel\' In the
morning. The engineer on stunned tor
.‘l mnl‘hl‘ «if an hour. but .Is his senses
mine bat-k to him be nia-le no lii«‘\‘I-»
Inent. ilc had been taken down thr-
bauk of the bayou several rods from the
steamer. and was entirelyout of sight Itn~
less he stood on his feet. While his
I wound was a severe one. be determined to
Q'\'1‘ll.
‘ The outlaws held :Inutherennsnitution
sitter the shooting. and again the tin s
were started under the boiler. .\II the
woml aboard wm eonsumed by neonatal
the fellows went at it and gathexed more.
lly " o‘elm-k. however. they gave up
all hopesol‘ raking Steam. and we heard
them quarreling in angry tones. They
had eaugbt it Tartar; and rented any
ions to let go. About 3 o‘cl it it seemed
to strike them that. if they could not get
away with the steamer. they ought. at.
least to rob us. and Wi‘ saw .the whole
rrowd moving: down on the house boat
Whileall had knives and revolwui. ther.
“as not a rille among: them. The to“
they had enptunnl than us were Henry‘s.
When the crowd reached our prison the
men formed on the bank and the captain
opened the door about an inch and celled
out:
“Come. now, pass out your purses. and
watches." , ,
“You show your nose inside and we‘ll
kill you.“ replied our captain.
We had found a coupleof stout clubs
in the house. and thou- were in the hands
of men on each side of the door. While
their positions were sheltered . Ii? one
attempting to enter would find Insolf
in peril of his life. We were determined
v
on us. They noon discovered that we
held the key of the situation. and their
passions «one aroused to the highest
' Illt‘
, n . . It
remain “dead until the time value to get ,
neither to leave the shelter of the place .
nor mellow any of the onion to come in =
eitiug event occurred.
Th ll hem of an engineer. with his
blool soaking his elothes. and the
mostptitos biting him by the thousand.
lay quiet where he fell until the outlaws
‘ abandoned the steamer to attavk us.
Then he oirefully worked his only aboard.
seeured one of the Henry rifles. and crept
through the bushes until he had them
rut ill from the swamp. Then he opened
tire. and hisfirst bullet passed through
and through the leader‘s body and struek
the house boat. Almost as last as one
il-ould eount we heard the (-raek of his
' rifle. The \‘illians were seemingly petri-
tied with Estonishment and terror. Not
a shot was tired in return. nor did a man
of them seek to (lsvupt', In three minutes
the lust mun was down. and every one of
‘ tlieiii dead 35 men um die. '“ie i-ouId‘I‘t.
l of t‘uitrse, fun“ uuv nit‘t‘w‘t idea of what
was going; on. having lung betore given
the engineer up for dead. He advaneed
to where the bodies were lying. counted
them to make sure that none had est-:iped.
and then r une douu and let us out.
l The all'air was never investigated even
by at t-uruiu r. We gave the bodies burial.
‘ and when it beeatue known that the
swamp gain: had been wiped out. no
>Il‘.IIIIt'r. barge. or rail passed us \\ IIIiHllI
he'- raptain shouted his thanks» ~.\'rm
lluwl‘ Sam.
, - 7—..—
Expulsion of the Pole
The Prussian guVerim in the sinu~
nu r of 1‘83. issued an urn-r for the t‘k-
l)lli\ii|l‘. of all l'oles from the mummy.
'I'lily w- re to be allowed a vermin time
in (lisp nsu‘ ut tlivir i'tIt‘l’ts‘. 1:: ii at if)!" t‘tllI
III ll it time \\ ri‘v obliged to depart ulut»
i‘t’I‘r IlIt-lr ('lt‘l llllt\lzilit‘e\ til‘ Itl- limit." “I
health. .\s the Russian goierninrut re
“1‘ d to .ultnit thew- li:in:JIv-il pimple itn~
l-~~ lllt‘)lt|'l;lil prnie the m n- III-Til in
that iv'tzlir} tltrir bald-«s I‘Ill‘llil‘bll
JII‘NIIN‘I Inn. it »)Inpathi tll llm (lo-:nmu
tiles. .tltil mmn the uttv't': ol the
rein li~‘..:. or Herman parlzaiu :it. a resu-
luliun Inn p.,~.snl in-thi-stm; .tL' @pr .Ii.i~
limit of this it xin, ’|‘., Lust imitn'elmr
‘ r. k LEI II t'iat the in..'.:e: “as a
. ' \\ bully. and :is h.» I" Illd
nut “linit lllt‘ r :ht of th’ fr it i.\l :g to
Il‘ulrs
«it
It. Ila-\‘r
pin-x llii t‘
tutu I 't: EI.\"II
r\. ! I\.\I l\ tE.
t. :It were
. .. ..
shuts.
llu
he n-n .I :t e r»: e\pE ill .ti in Sitl‘st}
p; with. h u. -.:-r. in SUV“ 'l!‘ I'I""llllliin
KI.»- ptxvul lo. I‘ l' l‘}'..vi:‘~ Ln drar.
ur «‘tl .I~~v.:.bi_\ ‘12. this ll.
:‘t-pii ‘tl. .l.i:x‘i'il} I". I‘M;~ utti'
II‘ I lth.‘ I: e puma". nuir -l the
; . l’.'.. "s i It”?! \\,Is the \l ~L~\:Il‘\'
.l 'u I‘ In ’h~- lit‘l'lit a. I in“ . I‘llv‘i
.‘s'v' tin.” \tlII. - -,: ,g'l 1-. txi~
‘: z-s.t u. tar-:9; :I-vllitv ~ltfrs
..; ‘ll'l‘:\~il :‘Iz.~~“l" llu‘l
f: :.‘ trji" liI‘ "Ila: ll."
I . ”in '31“ lIIl lit-t
;..!. Jitli I‘..l-li‘ili‘.»ll . '
Ill . u ‘32- I‘ v glur‘mnn .It II .II It
idol l.) it'l’tllkd‘ :iil lit" ‘. " i‘.
t|\\lI-I in 'l.- l‘.,.sl‘ Imlvis .tn
I'M .::~I ‘ i- I‘ ln-t’mm 1" 5‘: \‘s U"
the ‘I' |I ! I‘n \l-‘I'll.t|\"l Ii} the e\-
p.- I-‘l pwpl' \t-ltt‘tll I >‘.l" nur-
Y.» Iv" :‘t‘ -I III l‘t'lt\\\\:‘~\ . i‘t‘sxl. t‘\t‘II
M r :.li:I-\- :lth to Inn 4' .2» i=‘ u?) .’.‘|
I‘U'l
l
‘» I:!l.‘..‘1~~
l \
It'fllilt‘
ls \\.ri'!u
Ill ‘.I it I
tlllfil'” ; .
tart-\t'r prnli l. el train m .r.j. .32; Pair.
\\ hife it adin Ill‘l t: It le' L’HVIf‘lt-
lilt'ltl will ilt\l il;2li «iii in hair;
in: out III"\I‘ run-in:- in wisurns if they
are not “incurred ii by :\ “lili”‘ll) of
l':'\i~~ii:I :i~~"Ilil-li‘. I: i" -rt tlII tliit
ltl‘illlt‘rlil\1ll.lll'k 'lv-Y‘ Ill“ k ‘ is lain ly
tn titlll‘r‘II" :I sitig‘r puiitt wt ti‘r" p :iti.
Ind lln'it i‘Ill:I"::i i- it’ll» ptmorlnl
ti"
lii'rtn.“ In-
is
. in:
.‘~
innit: l in bear tin“ ‘1 xi! .3 p um -:i to
{lilvsv "nuptih's‘ -" in '3‘- ] vf-r U r:. ,
._-
The Climate of Alaska.
l‘Iirrent tintionsas f . tln sun-Lt) of the
nlitimte I-t' \I:i\k.i re V'ltl'" to be \I\III(‘\\IXII
llIHtIIII' l. 'l‘liui‘i' Is It
li‘l't “Em h sweeps o ill \\ tri Jul i~re sh
m; up”: !lt\‘ ALI-kn.
all-l“; ill" I om! Tilt . 'I It ~1.u|..n
NHL}: ti.‘-‘.I:i t’lll »
slt Iris Pin-tillt‘ \
In ’lit‘ll
pro-11:. ml li‘. lltv Iiul s33} .I.zi .\ "l‘l’l‘i‘
spundv :2! It the t‘lii-gign .I 1’: l'u‘r. writ~
in: trmn l‘uart . wind, '_'|\I‘« .ui en
'trmvin: a. .uunt oi the t-limat. then in
January:
Ibis morning t-l Il‘llll‘y tinl vomit-«l
twn liliI-l‘r'lll \‘ai‘lt‘t‘w‘ of lluuers In l3lll
If-m'n lull in. doth tinting “lilt'Il wire
mm s. pa :sies led :aI~.I whut~ daisies. blur»
I»-l;< and ~ Ill".\‘llllllt mums. 'I‘ht- grass of
I.ll‘ liillxdi- and lllt‘lilnfi' is as trI-sh .Lllld
gut-n :i- in spring; tune. \\‘.llt here and
tin-re a red ibinr libs-sum litit‘rig its
blushing fare as il l i up ling”.- lm Its Itll~
was.trial-lo-uppsarlure. Straub .rri' Vines,
pensrnrxiin: the li: .l‘t'» .if the t‘tlt‘lltIJl‘.
l‘ r~'ste:it'._\' refuse to take IIIl‘Ir winter‘s
'np. :\I‘\l with lot l-nuriant leaves
l- .ntnruv t i shield tln lender lib-saints
o hi. h u. ~Ile beneath th. ir \Ilzhli‘. The
~l:li;;‘~nt. \t' epzessihh- t'lxiiiuuizin still
n all? ~ lib :Iwustuui d ltltI“ltIll_‘_[ hill with
llt‘hl‘l\ ml “i t‘it‘l‘)‘. litt‘iitp pr. lit‘t‘l e tiliil
. ubbagwge“ fresh Ir no the gurdemwhile
the l'estive “~I\\‘:=~li“ und his beloved
"khmm kni‘ui“ room ill! \lt‘t‘ets bank
IH‘HII'II and bireloimd in tll their native
pride and dignity. The mean tempera-
ture for lit-sember “as forty three and a
hall deu‘ees. A! 23 l‘. \I. it ranged from
thirty tour to Si\t'\‘ile:{re .. for the month.
There were out}~ lite trusts. and no flit-w
until lleeenilier Ill. and then only enough
to mver the ground. ’l‘o dry the sun is
warmly shining. flowers are blooming.
.Iud all is merry as M: v. And this in the .
l middle of winter at arty-eight degrees
‘ north latitude.
- ,-... *-—-~v~
A Large Torontula.
i The largest tarantula I ever saw paid
me a visit one evening and walked into
the parlor without waiting to be 811'
‘ nuanced. Several Nassau gentlemen
: were spending: the evening with me. and
. we were talking end thinking about any-
; thing; but spiders, when somebody ex-
elaiuied:
“There‘s a ground spider!“ If a hand
grenade had mm through the. ceiling
and dropped on the floor none of us could
have been on our foot- quicker. Every-
body jumped back two or three feet, for
the beast was right in our midst. He was
on the floor at our feet, not a yard aw‘tiy
_ from any of Its. and had walked in as ini~
i I-Iineerue II); as possible. He \I‘aS. With-
out' any exaggeration. as large as the
crown of a man‘s bat. Ilis legs looked
as thick as the neck of ii small bottle and
were covered with cool-block hairs. some
‘of'whieh were more than an inch long.
Fortunately I we; following a Nation
r-ustoni nt the time of leaving the floors
unearpeted. and we had no trouble to see
him against the light~eolored bounds.
rim-re was immediately a rush for walk-
I 1 sticks and umbrellas to fight lfim
lib; but one gentleman. with great
presence of mind, picked up: large otio~
man that. do id 3w grid throw it It him.
he one shot put on end to the termini-‘3
‘I‘t‘el‘. He wu and tho ottomn
~t nothingot‘hinibuto linemen the
our. larger thontbe rill: of. and.
little limpet blackboard lope—Baton
Bulk“...
V‘
lliisnt isl‘netory {itplnnnt ion~.\'o ( Hie
Waiting on ller»-—.\ Sent on
the l~‘loor~~“(‘he.st niits“*
.\ Born Journalist.
“Mr. Featlierly.“ inquired
“What is meant b) a ~bee line?"
“.\ ‘bec Iine.‘ Bobby.“ explained
Featherly. with an air of erudiiion.
“means the manner in which a bee dil'\
to its hive after it has loaded itself
with hunev.‘
Bobby‘s fave assumed an expreSsson of
perplexed annarenu-Iit.
"Then what did pa mean." he asked.
"by saying that Ill‘ llt‘\I’r met you on tit-.-
et‘eI-t that i‘I-uweren‘t making 3 hr"-
Ilobby.
7 “W
lint- for some salami?“ "_\I r I'm-1' S'ur.
No One \Vuited mi Her.
She “HS Iltziiig. she w.is green. she V?“
very new in Washing in. .\t a rel-«mt
swell .lllttlr she lrid gone with tlIe‘o-rnwal
into the refreshment m -m. l‘resentl)
an t‘li’::lllil\ It'i'hlliL‘ “:tllt'l". for all thv~
‘ I
World like a Inreign .‘llElltlsnililtll‘. Iim’m.
politelv before her and innrniu;(- l:
“lull «want Ii!lt‘\\:tl‘: In; i;I_\' iii. miss ‘
"Sri sir ” >Il‘ \ldlli'th tzi in sturtl- d
t‘iIIl-.irt':i~ni- lii.
‘ vlminu'. Inui. Is there any one
\i’aitin;r un xvii?"
“Uh?“ >li~ sail. blushing litiglill).
“No. or: not in \Vaslinzgt -I:_ lint “Eu-ii
I‘Ina! linti‘." l‘iegut Inuu- buns ilna
.zini Iilluz‘ g.rl in :uunfli lied“...
a
('i‘.’ .
.\ Seat on thi‘ Flinn".
l. ‘_'l\l2illt“ ”
Ill~ ’t‘..l
“Hi _\--\i Ive-r \"ési: the
il‘bt'il 't lll“‘l!l|i'l‘ liarl \\ ‘.'_\'li.'.I‘i£
to tow «if his "w‘.~‘i:‘i-'t ts.
“Yea I “.l‘ ill! t - antinL" yester-li}
and unit; ntnx .~i~l,.tnr‘.
“TIL-.t xii’ \\ h. wkl 3...: \t t 3“
“Sit intra- ':ii-t. "
“\\.ill.\ 5‘ new 'i'~.v ml I
\\ill :fi\i‘ . .l g ml «wt an !3I- 'l - r
"\lei. l ‘u-rw, ‘ir- _\w‘_i \“l}ttir“ ill
I‘Unit‘. at. f.u"l l'vt'nslzm mt tui‘ :t
vliizmv‘ . l w t.': u" "TH Tl - u" l» llt‘fll' } '2
{vii - ~p-~..: \\' i‘_ I inn-m I. t' i
sin-xii Ill k1‘=1.i‘.'.t l ll r \xn:,‘.~ i
:lemxl,» I ‘Ill 3» ‘--.t’ i' lam \.._
Iiitg'It :tt 3. it II.I' x‘ I 'II ‘| n i
In bikinis» i: t:".ie}- .
i: t in} \»-tl I . l
“I‘Iu‘slllllls‘.”
in \il ;. “. n
'i ;‘ ' i “I 'l ‘I
ll .i t if ' L. l t
‘ g ‘ ‘ \ I i I I . v s
In. - .t.“ H v . h
:.v=tu ‘1 Ex . xx . it i
It en t ; .l~. i. Y’..l' ‘
litill ‘tf s-' at l .‘r. Gui ~; 1 ll
llh- si\ i'~ it rut: \i snitii . Ii? Iii.
.t? lIi \u. .‘tl .\
l‘---li . -: n ‘V ill \“72
ll. .. ax
-- A \\‘l.:l 'l t‘)‘
" .\l ’ ll ’ I’t tr. ‘ ~
:In 1.2.ls:.r'.‘. ~u-l l. l.
"l‘r l'\ . Ml. '.«:- Inx'wl :plz‘s ;~ .‘
fur li‘-\l’l‘ m .' Qt»... k :n l ll‘ielt
'I‘liv~: ..‘>.iII I. _
" ‘\\ I. ll do «\U‘l an .:i b} .h i: .‘ :th'l
the liov in surmise,
' “ ‘ll‘s an .ll st ~r\" .‘“'> !\’|\"t‘\i _\utzr
lll‘ill f-Ir'nwrv :2. _ \ ‘
"l‘..d»‘.--n‘ktvl p‘ t'\ \il‘
'1'. \- stnr .~
\I, :-.:I l \itid
l‘.\‘ humid :n \I-I'
:ll’tl ’iII’
.\:I.i
if I‘d giir ltflll u-m nivut
s‘av H hr not ill! lillli' r t
tali‘au the \ win: a up. i it?
then lil‘ ninth” an i. ui‘li .i quilt"
“ ‘Yun ~lir'liltl“.‘l !‘~~'l- e Ili'\~i‘ tlzi
Iiilu‘rl Unit tl' t\ “I llit‘ ' ‘
lirzirtl \~-u hills-r ll ll that ~t
\ V Ia . .2 in :Illltl'w ..
laughter that :rvw tevl his story.
n .
u. i it: t'.
t a: nr
up. 4
n
i. X‘
l \x'
the
Minty i.-i'.\ l‘t‘
:\ Horn Journalist.
umiitvrnf the
imp-rt it‘t‘ll
.l for Lt . ll‘lIl‘ e
the '1‘:th l'.‘ id
in: IL I‘tl .\ :mdn lli‘ nzinied I‘:\I\i2tl’ll‘
\\‘:I~‘ so to twintw .l\ ta so ‘l:"l' 'l trill w; ill
Ile- “Is a ltnuerl tour: II‘ ".
and did tlHI \ lmm tint: lu- -«)‘ll~I_ tin that
week. t..k~~ \lllllt‘ all the “ark ntI \lr.
l‘r‘ntivl‘s bun-ls. it‘ll he knew that after
the lirst Iunnth II" \‘ nil talu‘ the pin. ~-
lin‘«t'_ft‘ II l‘.’t‘t,'li i'. \\ ‘
loinu ill ~ .lw ...- . “1» .~"'
by t" l? :e nn-n “In
to sen-i :i tpiiia-z’ lli'i‘llfi‘l
Ii.'.
Journal
ut‘ the l‘llll‘l will Ir uni dist-barge his
duties in :i may that on :Yil retnlvr the
routers oblixi -us to the rhnng‘ The
great lulll‘llllihl bud l-\‘ :I \"’i’\‘ dvar
ft‘l"l‘.-l, law n :e I-::m‘i~:t.’nl tn I’m-vb:
runswpienth thee-i tor “as at.
tllt‘t’ninglti‘lll\Itull‘il luoell. It.
ultern ’IL't of tin‘ third d Iv. l'iil\\.:rals
l
I
t
l
.
. the :id\ isailxiliiy
- spittoon about \it inrhes.
in (Hindi thought to Illiw bus: less. tlnlt
now to tlmi“ It away and ritzagr ill some-
thing: elsr would IN‘ (‘hattging “W, .‘OIIN
ofa lift-«would be like eluuigin; the
elmmiel of naughty river."
Edwards smote his troubled breast~
lifted up his moustnrhe. put stinger on
ezirh \XIIt' of his in .Iith. and missed the
“I foresee the \ll‘llgfl‘l“.“"tiill Mrl‘ren-
tie"; "but because a struggle is foreseen .
is no reason why it should be owned.
Life is a struggle.“
“lint. .\II‘. Prentice. what would
advise In!“ to do?“
"Your foresight prompts me to sag: fit
at Yttllillll‘: :i govern-
ment. I d-in‘t know anything about the
elinnm-s for :5: ttin: that kind of situation
at pruwnt. but lilo know that ymirould
do up tho~ \\ork to the delight of the
queen and to the taste of the entire ri\:.:tI
household. Let me How are you
in Hrs-eh!“
“First rate.“
"l‘rnlilbii‘ you might get a ‘
as .I \\ :‘lit‘l” oi l‘lt't‘l:~ plutersj‘
“I n' dildn‘t like that.“
“.\.~.‘ \\ rillum‘ \\UllitI you li'n ‘ tnflnat
you
bt‘l‘.
'_t::tti-tn
thou the rivu‘ on ti hilt. . :viulni: you:
..r~ mum: ms in Illt' sun _\ eurrent
navigith-n, ~;m~l luuk phih-sup‘iy. and.
the \\ h ii-‘N‘ltll‘ t':l\‘lli~lr\ of [er-I'm II who
t'li'I‘g- xf tin-lb!" prin- \\ II“?! III" \V::lv~r was
but‘. lama-use it is l-t‘n’. and (il‘lllllf‘ prion
‘: ..:
“hen the \\A::.r is high. bet-ause it is
high "
"i m; are making fun of me."
“till. nu: Iriiir,‘ iinpuvdile. I raunot
In k :I'-\thin y ..; V vll Ilerv". Bill." I .i l-
; w “l -t in thi! other graduate
w-ni \w ‘tf gm bun a turxi,"r~..l inasm-
l'.‘ I‘
...__.
“‘onden of the Sea
'I'll -.~; -‘- ...,..; s TIIT'H‘ ‘I‘tlw -’ tlit‘
~..'.~ u? if.( -~. tll \t lll~‘ ilyitli of
.t-. 1 wt .\ l.. - :r.‘ not't !: The
li‘ .;n r ~ is t ,.- ~.-.:i.i-_ \"l.’\_tl; u::l\ 5
ill ' I 'A'LIIIIII lvluli‘t Ii-I‘n~
3»; .... I: l. . l‘lw?‘ .\ t‘;l‘i“ tI“\\I‘.
:9. \\ .tt .' h n a p‘. “are of i‘\ or :i ton to
in ~ p“ .:v Hi» I; l 't l-->\ si\ I‘H‘t \iQ":II
i ;« l u" > ..«; 'o 21". 'l.§ “w-l‘o
. . - “mild I»?
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3.11 \I ‘_‘ l! ‘ ' «(I "fill“
r\t’. ’I‘ i ' '1‘
t .. ' t . . ~:;\’
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:- 't‘ul :. i\ ‘t :ulvarv tims
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it't. s ‘12 -. il\ ill » \\,:‘ .‘ l t!_\'
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U re t‘. .. do but as ‘ t t
\‘ liner 1 n~ tlz~truw~ truzn Z \ t.»
. . ~ . i~ ,' :..\1:lt "ti titul- I :-
It . ‘I v .ur t‘xt : i: U; 1‘..
u\ r « .1” ‘\ in to 1 n1 \\.d:'!‘ I
‘1! mi .l irllfi‘; «it lil'li ll-v 3. :~ let to
t“ \t‘sl’.?"‘ll I-‘i‘l'trl‘ul. ~...t“ KIWI.
l. ' ‘Il is :I \inn-ivrf'il I“ n En
‘ - Vin- “at r "r :n tlr \‘v'Ii. PM”;
tl‘uf i..t t . . i ‘ ‘II ““1
. llrlzish i hannel
11ml. z» Like-n up i! The
w _.-.l~ l-.- or tl.:~:: t-IIr .. . .'I_ and
ti v \\ .h-r |\’l':i“\ d on: in ft!!! up -?I the
IR ‘.«l~ : ~ now lurk a: l‘l‘l tho-o r‘v-xrs.
'l‘lu ill pill 4)! Hr ~r:: pus» nts .“vn‘d-
in: pr ilil‘ :i.. It tl:.- .\li;tltlti' ~i-iw-
i‘. '.I '\ 'itii li‘V‘T. iit‘ili‘llllli I‘ ft‘l V .~*“v I“
>i. tr. “r thI lu‘ Ii Si is‘ :h .I?_ H! l V'll
‘\ If bizh‘fmiu litiil‘ mare 33.. .. iltrt 0
>1} I”."“I” Inn". IiII‘YQ‘ “tidal
luv :i iuznl --t' lir)‘ laud train
.\~\\tlulii-il.~i:t.l t . In lfiilttl. Thu is the
; L.ln in uhia h tip 4 at Atlanta val-lea
were lJul. 'I'hr \Ic i:terr:in'~:n: z: rmii~
;-;l!‘:tt:\'- ix shallow. .\ d‘ting It}: =~t will
it _. oi-Iihl lune Ilirw - -l=lI'-r~ ::t < .i_ and
All" ‘11 w mid be n-in- :I with Ital . “to
l\ more Ill-\l‘ a pond,
. _
“It‘ll h .ie: mints (or its \ II »pp)' In. v -..
wvnt int \ l‘rrntiu‘s “‘l'ill. and with it!
alrul \e‘t rntilhle-tce hr: in to luizut ut
IHQ its-wspa'u-r :ietpiirrlne‘ds.
“There s :t LI‘e :1 deal in tlit‘ lie“ \p‘tpet‘ ‘
b zsiu: ss‘ after all “ said be.
Mr l l‘t‘JlILI‘ :igit ll that there w H :1
gr. a! dull in the newspaper Iinsinexs after
I
ail.
‘ ‘ Yes“ S".
n
I3. I“ unis vonti'uied.
“when I wash! \(‘Ill-tll used to think
that ‘1 man on ‘:'I learn all about the
whole thin;r it: ?\ day or two. but lieeun‘t
d til. I think. though. IIIII some men
inherit a kind of insight into the journal-
istir profession. don‘t you!“
“It seems <0." .‘lr. I‘rentiee replied.
“Yes.“ Edwards resumed. “some men
have n nutuml faeiliiy for forming the
opiniom of others: and. sir. the beauty
of it is the natural Irnduet journalist
forms opinions so skillullythat the man
who reads it swallow: it. and. by ftmrge,
sir. thinks that he himself formed it.“
It llih lu‘i-n round dill“ :i.t tn :4! nir~
rm: >iIU';tI!‘ 1;“ of III.. Atlantir. _\ ll! d~
\lilll" l‘. of the Inn} t\\r‘l‘t‘a\|lll‘ the «lilti-
Hilly. and shot \\‘I‘l::lilll:{ III rty 3.»:Ittds
e'irriv s dawn the line. .\ hub~ is lvurud
{trough the sinker. thro rub “lib a
mid ut Iron is pa-sesl. Illt‘\lll‘: e oily bark
and faith. In Ilir‘tnxl of the In‘ 3 dip
is din: out, and the inside eoatnl with
In: I I‘ll“ bar is made last t - tlie‘ line.
Anni .l din): liulels the shot nu. \\ lwn tho
lax. “'.lll’ll ext: nds Iti'lx‘JV t‘ e lrlli.
[unites the earth. the sling tliill ‘-:':.- rind
the shuts slide all. The lard in iii ranl
ill the but huld~ s‘ttiu of ill“ ; \ l. nl’
“Inter. r may be on the butt on. met a
drop shutsozer the nu» In Sue-{i iltt“
water “on washitn‘r the ‘LAIIII u'tt, ‘d’lien
the ground is TI'EI bed. a slim k ix tel: no
ti lit. elm trir t'Iirii-nt had passed {Enough
the line. h"e.-m*..' It‘rrft tl‘.
———.-—~r
A (‘loek of Clerks.
The famous elm-k of StrJSlttlU“ is put
eoniphtely into the shade by “the great
\Vozld t‘losk. or the Illl-Illtlllifilltl y or
time ind valor." “It was eonstrneletl in
Germany during many years“ laimr by
I‘luistian Martin. elm‘kmaker.“ The
' riuek marks the years and leap years‘. and
will run tor a hundred centuries. when.
as the bill frankly admits. its “me. lmnie.
milks“ will have to be ehanged. 'l‘ho
thee of th. elm-k is about ten let t square.
4 and has a large number of dials and lit-
“Vervoftcn the case. no doubt.“ re- :
plied .‘lr. Prentice.
“Now.“ Edwards went on.
what I regard as iourualisni.
‘ithiit‘s
suppose. Mr. Prentice. you have obs
that [have learned to say things pleas—
tiIitII‘?"
“Yes.“
“That’s one nequisltion.
next would you advise?“
“IA-art: something to say.“
Now, what
“Why. I-I-‘“ staininored Mr. Ed—
wards. "I thorium thutm“
“No explanations are necessary.“ said
Mr. Prentu e.
and bestowing: n quinrieal'louk upon the
upstart. the man whose. idles: pen Stroke
wn; sometimes a gouging pnsquinado
an: :
“ ’onr foresight is too elm to enable
you to boom 0 n journalist!“
“How not“
“Why. you see through the whole
thing. You canlook into the business
of n newspaper like a prophet could
look into the future. This. in the end.
must render the business dismteful to
you. As all stroller: will tell you. “101
nioet pleasant road to traverse in the one
thot olena‘tlio number of sins
prises—o lapse of shining wotor. r
momenta view of rich hndmpe. Thore-
foto I would odvine you to give
no per basilica. brit will
' I, like I monoto-
Tlieii. turning: in his chair :
Nd)!!!" (if :
vour slipshod business about- that ;
i rved 3 WWW _
' aged man with speetneles and ahigh hat,
tle niches. “here 122 little figures have
their Ililtlllt‘: plaee. These latter. as the
ever~n~udi b'll explains. are “to allego-
rite human life.“ Every minute :i sor~
rowful looking angel hits: bell with a
statue-hammer. When he. has done this
lilteen tunes another angel in a red robe
strikes the first quarter. “The. Genius,"
dressed in a Louis XIV. costume. turns
a dial so that the figure is shown. At
the same time the tigure of a e iild ap-
pears ata lower door. At the second 3
appears: at the third on
and at the fourth, a decrepit old wreck
with a white wig. “'hile all this is go-
ing on below. death. in the shape of n
Comanche Indian with wings. has been
vainly endeavorin: to hammer a bell in
an upper niche. but an angel has headed
him otl‘ in every case and. mteeted the
human family “by raising t e right hand
in an allegorical relation.“ as per ro-
gramiiie, until the fourth quarter. ' on
death gets the better of the struggle.
strikes ‘11“ hour and bundles the old man
of! to eternity. The twelve apostles are
trotted outmh hour. Above them in a
figure of Christ. “who blesse- with both
hands etch Apostle in priming." u the
bill states. with mnthetnntieol exactness.
At morning. noon end night a number of
[Milli-inner: ring their res tire belts
with vinlictive energy. a on old than
drops it n his knees or if someone had
kicked is legs out from under him. All
these and runny other wooden. carpeting
the family secret- of tho Iodine; the
heathen gods, thesaurus. them, and
the globe ell mn‘ nrly. The whole
structumkmud byoooek. which
crow- ot B and 13 o‘clock.” loll
’ :Ittrzu-t- d so nzuvh
.\ Man with Enough l‘lot lies to Stoex
o Rig Stun-Orrl-vaenslve Jokes
whit-h Helped Ilse l‘p
his Fur-tune.
A gentleman. who is well posted on
the subject. was talkingr ti 3 Mar re-
porter the other day about the many fie.
euliarities whieh gained [or Mr. E. Berry
\\':III. of New York. the title of ‘ihe
King of the Dub-a" .‘Ir. Wall still
wears his t-rtiwn. although the money
that helped maternally in aepliriug it to
all gone, and royajty is now fort-ed to
live on the tltt‘llltil‘li‘\ of the poet. with
the help of an indulgent and Wealthy
mother. He still :its about all that an
ordinary man um want, but it
is said that the HI tiller I‘i'fll~t‘< to pay
any bills of the mix ”intruded dur—
ing the bright of his rel; “\l'nll isn‘t
abwl l'c-llo‘.\_"suixl the gentleman with
whom the S‘nr in In was conversing.
“There is nothing; wfrknialmut him. No
has a heart as bi;r :t\ that table. But be
is the biggest foul about dress that I ever
heard of. Me an -r had any “ :l of the
value of runner. He never lei. found it
um e«\;ir_\' tudn a ‘lrtlkt' of work. and be
‘llf‘l‘t‘t‘tlt‘ll III L't‘lll't; :i\\;t_\ witil$‘.tb|.00'l
in three _\'ear~. llw Ii.t~‘ w. n III» e li’e. as
It.» lua}‘~‘i"rlll it. thin m «t men ut‘ twine
his age who may b" t'i‘tt‘iilt‘rv II 51m. Hr
l as b- on guilt: it l-ud ~i’7l .- II- our fifteen
Years old. and he '~ ri-iw lure? twent‘"
fiua He has :I lir- “ "r \tliu was in Paris
ll 8 last time I l: .rd of him. He is
‘Ilioll‘ as t'w't‘l‘llll’li :ts lb-rry. but Il-‘L\ nth-r
:tttrntian. Ilis wrait-
lit sx is for pirtures. Hu- lius so many that
won't ruoin tor them. a! d is t’uulitltl
Hood now No in-
l. II: is .iit»t :.~ .1 -t In pm.” $1.00“
In“ :t ~Izittli as tilt‘ :i 5' m. 'I‘lu {Jill-r IOI‘.
lmtli l-oxs wraith} \\ Eirn h“ d‘v Ii. and hi!
iixill :"ni‘ lm’h i ntirr puss winn - f their
inbritmvv “hen til } lu-c
“.\~ errrilmdy l-tn »\~. ~."
till '1': my:
be- «' 'Itinurd.
; “I§tr:_\ \Vuii tliinlw iiixtru will 13w» than
.\\lii be well (IT-\MNII r“
l' yt'zl' gels. in the “vulgar: l. posse-s—
..-. . .x:iigll to open 't lir~l 1 l ... eluthinz
Inl‘:\t’, If Iit' tit-1r" ”u 's ’tlil 1;“. 04'"! h'.‘
n- Yt'l‘l LIItIt‘Y n:-
't' Itfitl.-|!)(‘ room
~¥\*ru up 4‘3‘l"‘i‘l‘\ t - 'n elutle ~ .-\ lung
l lil'l'IlI “I|ll' \‘~.i»i«-'.vt‘ (I\‘II-!‘til'\lti
t . .. r. a l 4):“ Y. ix tultiwl. Intiiis
u-i} :h-vy ;iiw.iy~ slumv-l tllw «TH»;-
oil I; ‘\\t lls Inn l. antral t~~ :l' pr-m‘ Iver
.w ~e its 7» a. inn know The
\\- .l.-: a. hand cl--\\lls_ l; “Arr. al—
\\_.}‘ la.» both-u» - prewnii it 11>."- he
_ “til o ai‘ t lti. alibi‘ n iuld
. t'“:« f‘ the rHU‘El i "l I rnn~
Iii :‘u luivk n? Ii s -.:I-i~i it ~ a . ilv «4- 3‘
Lu a xii .p~r ..; ‘ ‘ .~. w nld
«but natal-mirth? ~ tutu, ll:-
:\.-I:!ti baud their: ‘ ~ :;. ii pr-i-
. . it. ..-;.’- Itlw :- s: of Li- .. :24: for
tin inure -. ilk wrung m twirda
pt-rti-izi at IIII'THI . hi- 1 it! no t"; rut~
“22' this tr ('lxx :I:..i \(‘ 1‘» a. L. ,anclsai
n .. ,:.i . :i.-‘I‘!‘.‘I\‘ ‘ H; “‘t t':~ tu-s. l’mlv-r
:ll‘ 1'": l’tl‘ix“.l .~ ‘r :i tn “rrv shrines
ii 2‘ ti \\ it'u all kin is. \I.4tt‘< ut the tint-s!
um...- I rrni- min * til it :t r« preu-ntative
9
wt .in Ft. hish t .‘ilm' .‘I t‘i\t‘iI :i Iv’IIn'.’ of
intro-lustinu tn \\ mm an intimate
t-ri :nl \\ l.e:i in we >' t-wl it In g-vt an
tirilt'r lilo \Illili‘ REL; ~ il‘l
s arr) tliit I hair 4 .~ in orders for my
spring i‘II'iill“ in l’ mi" and Mimi's in
.\t-u \mk. and Ilia? Iran't give you I
gnml order. but ifym t‘;ill‘ to you can
tttalu' me up Illlrlt't‘ll ~;iit~ and ~etnl Illf‘m
tnur.“ That‘s a fur, Ile loft. a few
mil-w sail wit the Ill spitrl‘. at New York
but inn: a2». and 34- took with laiiii‘tliree
til‘ lull? «Wt-3‘ tints. rztl 7: filiuii.‘ lit?“ 31'?
Man the Ulllv r. I! 'd Voted :h mu: b at—
un in his \IiiIt :v-'wtli=>~. “3.; 'It were
mums of Ill" liltt“! ~:lk. I'll-tin: nut It§
“I .1!“ an fully
ii
. $1” p T pair."
‘ \- \t t winthrs." \u-nt on the N'vl."l
informant. "\\:ill l =\.-~ horses and «logo
lg» st. lllll he has n‘.’ . -\l tinny tine ones
in his lizi)‘. I liar - knnun him to hunt
through the Sen \urk kennels in searrh
HI 3 dug; in Illilit‘ll :i suit he pittiriilarly
funeird. I xm him one day hulking
down Broadway u ith 1 lug vi a vane.
under his arm and a! his l;t-:'l~ the ugliest
bulldog I I'Vt'l‘ saw in in) life. Ilft‘ultm
be :lttrarted :Illt'titiI-n. The nth day a
number of s“ ellst 0 till be see: with club
mines and ugly bulldogs fi-llou in: them.
“all was the rm Ugtllll‘d Ixzuriai‘t-II of
dndulom. and be \t": the f:i~hiun for his
:ttllllll'lt\. llt' l)II\‘I| dabbled in >Iiu‘ki.
but knowing: nothing about III. In ~eldom
strni‘k them right. Un one or- :isiun he
showed a telegram In some friends whirl:
informel him that he havl lost SIIUNMI in
e-vtton at one stroke. He met his re-
vt'rv.‘ \\ith;_mml gitire and timer cried
.uvr spilled milk. He spent his money
as freely on (uhrrs :.s on himself. and
was alnays rraily to lend a helping hand
to a friend in trouble. He \\::~ governed
by impulse in nearly m withing. and
would earn out . i} freak that entered
his head. He would :it a moments [:0th
take the steamer for Europe and much
the first returning: one he I-uu‘d. bringing
\\ itli liim soniethiu;r to l-rm e to the boys
that he has done as In» intrude-I. He
has been known to overrun and literally
smash :i eoupe on ltrmidwny containing 3
fri gul just for a joke and pay Brewster
$30” to ti.\ it up. Walking; along the
street sometimes he would wonder how 3
br‘ek would look dying through a big
plate glass window. and would at. once
take steps to find out and promptly pay
damages. He would buy anything that
3 struek his faneymo matter what it. mi ht
cost. Berry min-r to the end of in
string some time ago. but will probably
never want as long as he behaves himself
half decently. lle oecasionally eune to
“'iuliington during his reign. and birth
iably brought. a wardmbo sutlicient. for
half ii dozen men. He has a number of
friends here with whom he is quite
pular. It wouldn‘t surprise die to see
iim take a sharp turn and show himself
to be A man.“——- lliixliiugttm Star.
Int Flo-e ls.
According to Dr. Siemens. huge fur-
naces. on account of the nature of flame,
must replnce small ones. He claims to
have proven that solid substances inta~
fore with the formation of finale. and
that flames injure solid substonoes With
which it routes in contact. To account
for the phenomena he advances. prefer
ably. an electric hypothesis.
Aceordi ly he exploins done no the
result of an infinite number of exceedi I,
minute electrical flashes being duo‘tongho
very swift notion of us We)";
and a solid body which opposes innit to
these names is out by them, while fig.
motion being more or loan med by as.
oolid body, the flame is thin more or la
subdued. Siemens ‘ ts. therefore,
that flame must notbe allowed to 1-.
plane on bodies to be heated. but It‘
simply boot the bodies by ndiotion, and
furnaces must be so constructed no 1.
allow the Home to develop out of
not on! with the autism on 3;.
but wi the wall (I
m loam—Pi ‘ “- ”3...! “milk”
. m.
. Poi-thud. Me, hone: m
as is... $100,000» «.00.,
m
hi.
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