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”1‘11 1‘. SENTINEL.
sorrn Nouwsrx. Jl‘l.\‘ :1,
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EXILBD PRINCES.
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Driving the [Ii-ads 11f llnynliul Fani- =
llivs From Prnnrv. l
Tlfo an‘tll‘ll lag‘udurni‘o linvuig passed a l
loll prfllling fronrtliu country all tho bonds 1
of tho fumdins' that bad onn- rulwl 111' Fri-1111'". 1
tls- (511‘1 rhino-:1: tub rum-d n «le‘i‘u' in that l
141'.va Tho 11111116 «is Pansy who is ;
clan-f union; than vxili‘dlluynlist l‘l‘llbkh‘. 2
rim-rival mauv wars of ga‘ndolz-iive on tho :
'2 vi. ll 1« day that tho 1l1-1-rm- \\li§i\su1‘.l. 11“..
‘lb iisaud irrsuus wullt‘il :1! his 1‘l111trl111 during '-
nm «1.15 111111 insurilnsltln-ir11*111111s1‘1111 spo uni 1
l- #11. fl) - 1 'nlil'n‘ in l'al‘is shook hands w.l:l1
n-nrli mix-and lurin-tlv oil-rcssr-d his thanks.
Alta-1‘ assum; :1 11 auxin-sin 1 rotos‘tiiig against ..
ins ournsiou. loin 1‘s in: family to ritulnnd
l v» \ 1 1111‘ ninl tiltm-u of his mosi pl‘ulll
iuu-n? 11.11.»:141u. 111151111111; the Marquis of
\ eilrtlu and Karon Hun-111111111. 111111 to linux-
scas l‘lio 1111111 loan”; tho party loll the
~'.|t on at, i'11'1‘ :11111.’ 1-1‘i-»s1-f<‘\'t\1- l'linr ;
1v:'1'.11' ' ‘. :1 rm ~1r and shouts of "Viva ;
l1: l'r;-1:l1l. ;1: ’l‘lu-ro 11:1s sum - llls‘fll;
Sm celil 111-1st din ‘-\--1'1-:1rr11~t:-1l
Tn- lloyul1st rrnss pr 11111 111cm 111» gown:-
ot tlu- lixpiJs: 11 lull 12-1- .1’111'1-1’1111111-1- .11 Ill" ;
f with“ of tho iii-public. Tsiv Moll-Hutu {
“cg-nil. {1111:111-1'» 11f l-‘r-iii 1- :cmculh writ ‘
1 1‘1 (3 1- Mb :1 -ni-:11 11~t flu-11111:! luuzst
: ' .1 121111111111 1o 1l1s. 111111-
:1 =1l:1l-l .. :11111 Rodi-113s.
111-" 111-1111‘.- in :121 pol-’1 ~v.
' 111il\:1-11 ml I“. do l5rcvci- '
~11 1111-1'. iiil-i‘;11;11i:-tlm .Ix .
111111' E-e stair-l 211 the l‘rarmer‘s j
11111. 11.131 in -1 :1- on! spa-11 ii in tin 1'i.:1111-._
111-1 11! lIv-pii'ie-s lu- 1‘1‘111‘1'1'11101 that tho i
Prinz-«.1. 11 lie-'lxvi huvjutoudzsl 11 or not. by 3
i
tlu‘ ‘1- 1‘~‘£.
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1‘ i..
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11- -t 111.:1‘ 11. -11112-1-rs111111111-i :1 11111-'1~ '
if 1.» 'i'l'ln-v ‘ [d nut tin-
'1 1r '1-111-1111111-11l iliili-r-nt
11.1' and 11-1 id in 111-11km
l ~11. 1111\r-'111f11*lit. liv sunl.
: «r. l .E. o: 2 win; 71: ll :1 shat.- v-t elungs ll--
- 11 l-wi 'lzii'trn- .lziiigm‘ to tho livp'ilil-c
l1211l1-1-11 11. l~.lsv~l :1‘h-r tie iliiltll <1: lliu
l:; ‘l‘. ol111i~~1 .1 11:1 l o." tlr‘ t‘o‘zii' do t'liu'ir
lurif l-c « ‘lx- I‘hi'ltll“lt‘ills‘l'lh‘1:~llll1‘
11 on: .1'1-l 1 1:: - l‘riii m of "1“1- u~
lv1l :1-1.l1l\'o tlm loin! 1le
:11 l-ll-m- s to south-1‘1! of
ms.
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i- .3» 1311- +111; .~ l-r 11.111 ‘
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vsgs-vuifiy ‘lv'vl Ania-ml.
Him 11.;1h-z111: but only of
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AN OILY PHENOMENON.
11.1. It) in: by Thousands Along Allie
.Vurili t‘uruliua roast;
' Tln- p»- (1? ~ ; t »- 1: 1'\ of linlvifli. 3'.
1 . 11w 11-"gl \mi - -r .-1 pin 1 1111-11 11 rim? is
on» r‘vsl :11 1 ;:?1-1 soutri <1»: " waist of tho
hut} Au .1 y s. :.:11 ~1331“ 11.111 water
extQ-nk wvv l‘\ out :1) ~11
11:11 .1' {'1‘ n l 11‘' ills;
‘ sulfa“ smooth
l1v 2721 ..r:1117F‘11111l
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‘li r-.~ :1ro 11o 111$.lisl1 loft in
51151111111 - \\ 11111 trn 1111?». Vol sis
month Tl -~ writ-- :1. ‘ :11s to lmvx- in» 1111191
a of and tli- 111:. l' swims to make uo 1111-
x‘.!‘.‘NL‘K] Hll ll. '
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PROMI'NENI‘ PEOPLE. *
\\ info-.1.” 1:\11:sl11s11:11111v1x.1
' l'-~1111s-:1 :1: 1.1‘1‘i1111ilm
»--:11 1-11-11'112-1119115-1114: 'l‘ 133% ('4!
11; 11113111111 ,1 1-1‘: of ii -11 11'
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\ 1: s11\\ ll 111 1:\* -f l1\\'.-1.1v31-1i1:1s
l- -7-.7 2 11~ :1. 1.1row-11'.11.~l-;1'.o~.\1‘;u ”111-.1 a
; r 1131-: 3111\1
Vl‘n- s on f~~11 1111's. 51 s ill-‘f‘llit‘ New York ‘
11.1-11. 1:.1» l-v-‘i ni‘vl.1.111-i 11 lllllil‘l-‘r by
“,1. 13...”. .
. l'uu: l 11’ 3111- huh-r Sliibl'l‘latl-l u
j. H for l11§11=r1r 1;v~ to .iiistrx‘il
:1 - .192 11.521 211.11». rvp-wrh-«l.
“THE M .11 f Mar; ' s;1\~ mum- oim «gunk»
112;“: .\‘;1: 1: 9.1 11:1.11. 'isnéovs.»\1-:11y1i111
l1 Wlutv li‘lll‘vl. llluil[t\l litixi do
Hits 1 11:1's 3111‘111111 K. nun of tlio
11.:1f'1311s? o Lax. :11 111~~ l 111:1-1 Sinus. is
n -:‘11 .. m 3111. Sim w.“ a 11151:. Fowler
f 1 1': v
lat .\ ‘- 11. “'1: 1.111. on email-n:
l '1_11~1. w s! 1111i lltr‘ll1li"r of lllllllt‘lNLLfi
111111191 s1 n. “'lll nu-xt full visit this
wuiitiy 1121:1l1\‘11lt‘lll"t 1111‘
Miss . K .111: l-‘fxur Wlll s1 on begin anotlior
3111111 M ~1‘111 11 rhisu-lv‘ in tho \Vv-st. nul nu .
iiunriwos 11v rim-1121121 uf gmu: tut far As 1
Alanna lifzvtlt‘ 1211- rc-turaxs home. ‘I
._ _ 5E1 2.1-:1 11.1‘ 1.111111 linsiiqvepi-«l an i11vi~ ;
Lilo-n to tlcl vi-r thv- 1111~111or1al address at the
nun-inn; of tho Valli 11111 1111111111111-ut at =
1 Lark-~11 11. .s' 11, no“ Novouil-or. ' .
l 2.1.11 r. ‘1 mung lirJtlmr 3.11 l fill-“‘t‘s‘iuf‘ to
tliv ilirou -. K111; ”"11. when inforuio l of his
{Lanny-ii. n" .1111 :ht‘ 111-11's wizh 11111111131.
turn-1y run 111 . “S11! S11! Th - sil liars
111‘.st roar it out. thou “ H1- is mentally 1n-
cu'ialviu. but l1.sl1.-l1ly health-is perfort. .
“'11.1.1:\\1 :11111-1os.11f anliviilo. tho flaw
l‘l‘nsllx‘l'flwl: thi- lnwrnntionnl ‘l‘fpfi’grnphi-al -
1 man. \"Clx 11111-15 plated to. tlm Legislature
11111114 «U111: type- tip-ti a Nashville papor.
lie-1s almut idly years old His lathe-r wav-
n‘l-‘rvu hilian. 111‘ mother 11 urn-k. and be
1111» born :11 Morn-ill.»
1
1
i
111.1511; AND DIlATdATIG 1
\‘msnu SALVINIR fortuuais so: down at
I . Rims 121 in {1111114110, 1
Law 1': a 7‘1»: “stun-Yr?
dot-lurid that be re-
d grundmt figure on
tbvrwtugr‘ I11 day: ,
Tr i~ 11 um: ltiilundoin is so popnlnr in'
111-1131111 11111 .1 lirl'lllliltlluf imp-r cont. 1.;
pail 1w w its 11! L111 piano n-vitals '
1‘11 111 \\ \\' Kg:\ 1:. the Ann-ricnn actor. 4
..‘V V1) for ‘ccovw‘ml lils luallh that ha: will i
ls. :1l1111 111 lthliiiiu the stage 111-x! season.
AVnrllhl: l-anlixli pt‘ufux’ilnllll beauty. l
.\lr~._ Mrln‘ooi. has 311116 on tho stagu with 1
1111- 1111mm. 11 of robin: 111.1111 American dul~ '
ln-‘s in‘ln: “our future l
is Job-1 S (‘aarkn‘s now (moody 1.2 “Tho
Alps" that vuuux-nt actor till: the congenial
part of am eldt-rlv English tourist. ununx
111.1111 n: rim-.9 mountnini
_ 11 xthw «.‘11lt‘tl1' opera is nonmmcod. with the
12:19, 111 "a. 'lliuusuml lino“. it will prawn!
si‘i‘né'fl not 1111* lont. of lilo inn newspaper
odi 'o 1111 l a pijfir‘s composing room.
M113. N111 .1111 Publtk liu.1l'lsnp}n\r¢d
for 11 1.1m from t e- lyill‘ rlrnumant and is
hung quit-121' th “1‘? husblutl In Paris.
siu- salt-.1 m n rowan! some before Liszt nnd
lillliiuerl
“Emmi-t 11111111113. London. Sarasota. the
Slams-l1 11 11mm. rufu-wl V100 “'1“ ~b°wn°
b.13- 11d 11 .1. to a sumo-um Paul in a single
mu.- 11 11v." Lad .-on on before her niurrmgo
Hr dough. 21-11 $1.1m.
11:.“ l.‘ .1 liATltlle-E. tho «launb'wr “1
{111.1111 ll. ltstiibuno. tho lounslvr of the‘
tum-11:.» 1.1 Python: in Washington. has nunlo
a. s21: rwl'ul dob-41111 4111111" 111:9:1 ‘52“: it!»
‘ 1.1; 1M1 thi- slngu 3:1 11 ’tl‘uffi‘i-Ull. '
A (”MW-‘- Anion-1111 comic- opei‘n iii
“ E‘Junlfit. ‘ "it: lalnrt-ttu u.’ whit-l1 is this work
n! H 1’ ll mun-r. Hlll 1r o! I‘m-k. and Julian
“filial“. Louix until-11rd of (Trim. N. Y.. is
I'Oflllnlfilll: the 111111112 The climjornswnfi
and 111:: .rnta' of the upurl m wholly
American. 7 . 7
Ari-111111133 to n L union pnprr n remark:
only unnipio of W“, 1117 plutofmtt
piano: was shown [ML-n Punting Bulls 31
an (Hl‘mn‘l comm ‘ln that city mud,
'1'Myonthl‘ul flormar. who in. pa ‘ of
“WT Emil lit .nnd out lelyursofungo"
raw-11....“ “1......“ '1‘ no *
_ ‘,nn1 - _ 1 " minor
with and My. ad or. moi
can. u '
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‘ Wllllx‘ Mr. Ulndstouo was siwnkiug.
2 down of Irisn alivgiunco to tlh‘ luv-1112:“ Par-
1 alll‘t‘ l1:11l lusuugivcu grinning-:12
' not lk‘t‘ll gin-11 an oil
. 11f lliu l-Isialllisliod
:uruiy. and. so forth. “'hci‘m-ver thr‘i‘o
\\:l.‘ a highly priviln-go-l. pill-livly
- ornl
. h‘l‘r‘thkl :1 fuir s‘barc of support
1
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' polim-nttachwl 1111 cugiuo mid 1‘:1l-1"os- to :1
' - 111‘s1-d1111vi tlirwitcnwl \vitli‘violouco.
1 piilico and turnod 21- swit ‘llt‘i iu spitt- 11fth1~
1 stir. ossi‘ul
i out.
' after agrwing to stand by tho lake Show.
11111; 111111111 1111111011111
Another Great Denionstrution for
Irish Home Rule.
Premier Gladstone. Addresses a Large
’ Audience at Liverpool.
Mi- Gladstone the other afternoon ad
dressed the Electors of Liverpool in lie-ligler‘s
Cirrus Ho was received with boundless en-
tliusigsm. The vii-nus was crowded to its Int:
mosh-niacin". 31.1“) pr‘rsoxis being pli“£\ut‘:’
lilumlrcds of po 1111c. nuallo to pain admit.-
anco. crowdel around outs-ido. The Rev.
HHIr)‘ \Vnrd 11.11111111- \v$s on tho platform
Mr. Hinds-Ion» said tliox-iitlmsinsm in favor
o-f Home Rule all!‘pl)s~0.l anything he had
\\'1tlltԤ$k\i during 111s lifo. [liwpito tho long
pilrSt‘s of bis 11 1poiiz-11ts he looked forward to
tl org-suit of 1 1r- vial us Willi «Ollflllt‘lll‘t‘.
.It was [run that llv‘ il~1rio1111col tlic X111 ii-uul-
1sts1n l‘fl, but it was ins-misc be thought
If)!‘)' ware- 1u tho wrong. llosuppuriod tliom
now le ause lzo , thought 11ml kin-1v
the-y were in the right. H:- now
111-aposcd , in gixe ‘ a statutory l'11r-
lmun-nr to -lr1-laul to don! exclusiv—ly
\1’1'l1 lr;~l1111l‘:1irs llis opp ~111-11t4pr1-t-11do1l
that .11. ii a grunt “ould lin ilioliroaking
llut. sud th» l‘rn-niior. t it‘ll‘ all».
111111 l1:1lf— '
limirtodly lu‘rctuforo. and sonic! 111-s it lunl
Tlr- l.ll)"l‘llls wisliwl
to ill-spiny that s T! of alic-ginu o and make
lrisliiiii-u ri-vum tlEI‘ lui M‘l‘lal l'aTllfllllt‘lltr.
like Soon-blunt and Englisbinou. from the
heart and mind. ’3 4
Ho stoutl) doiiicd that tliov were refusing
l‘ister pri1 ilz-ues \vluc'ii they wore: giving
78l§1'\\llt‘ ‘o. 1lu'tliocx-utrnry. tin-y were will
1113.; l 1 liston to any siixgi-stiozi 1111 lohalf of
l 111111-112
l‘lstor. T1111) 111-.1- williug to niakq-ovi-oir
tlgllllll pi‘oiosnls 1f llli‘)’ \\'(‘l‘\‘ likvly
to l» nlo'otlsl. Arum. tlu‘v \voro told
that the kind piiicliusc projcci 1111-11111
bikini: British tiixpayi-rs‘ moucy. I: 1111-1111!
nothing of the kind. It “as om- thiu: to
SlK‘Ilt‘r tin-1r mom-v. and uninlu-i~ thins.r (.1 111-
vest it. If ll" thought that leiiid piirch‘Lsi-
1111-11nt_111orcthnn‘iuv‘i-sl1111-111 lll' would bo no
party to tllt‘ svlmluo. llc 111-11ml. liowov'or.
that {ln- Homo lluli- bill and tho 1111111 pur-
1‘l1:b« bill \H‘i‘u 111s1-p.-1:.\hl1-.
lli- ri-uiiiizlcd his auditors that llonh~ Rule
Was :1 question of rlussos against ilio muss-N.
‘l‘ln- Liberal party. lic said. was. as 11 rulo. 111-t
supporh-d by llllk‘“. sipiirvs. vlcrgymcn
l‘liurcli. officers of tin-
HH-lU‘vVi‘il pron-soon :Iiulns‘t uvory
ILr’ulllw‘l‘ of that pron-soon 111“ 1111 anti-Lib
liut from tho le-qul 211111 iiicdicul pro
lt“§l‘)lli, \"lllI‘li \Vt‘l't‘ mov open. tlic Liberals
'rllt‘ 1.111“—
tiou “as “iii-flirt tlic masws \vnro :1l-lc coir
1-\v'i‘l\e‘3l‘ [llr‘ 1‘lllrSE-s. liv-
a-misl- it lml always bot-11 shown that
wlirrm 1‘1“ truth. . _111s'.11-o :uil humanity
“Hh- 1111 crin-il tliv' lllllsw‘s. were 111
1h-- l‘tgllt :111dtl11- 1‘lltss1‘s‘lli 1l11- 11121111,r »-
uould show this by 1‘1-1‘1-1'1-111- i - 1. 1rd lIn-i-
dolpli .1‘l1 1r lull. \vli-N- 11111111- he l1:1d1111 .
flntit‘il l1 ‘tivl‘t‘ 11111111.: tl1-1 canvas on! which
ln- -l11l uot sumac» l11' “Utilil l1:11o occasion .-
to 1111 11111 11.31.11 “1‘ lzud l) mu luliltlinl 5’
ln rl l::111 lolpli 1 litll‘1‘li l1:11l l1 1d :1 513-111!
bill 1.» suy 111-~11! l1.111. luzi lli‘ 1M1: hind
szoin- l1:1-1 not lulu-11 ilio lrl'lll‘lt‘ 11-
111 [t \\;1\ vx-i ' illllli illt to (l-‘si‘l‘ll-U
1'l1111‘ liiEl. l 11! 1: lo- c-~11ll cut out 1.1111 liltlf
1f l1.s 1.1;:1l111w llI‘ imam 1111lw w.il1 tl:~- ,
1‘tl11‘l‘llllll :1 1'11l11211-Ii- :111l1l1st1::.:111sl11-1l I'lllh
l1 «1,1'131111. (‘11.11'1-l11ll. l1~1\\1‘\1‘l‘. :V'llllllll‘d
iliut'iin-chi-asi-siiiuli: 11 runs. 111111 the-
l‘oli Mull clubs 11113311 :1- 111011;. lvut ilirit Ill"
pm 11-21- awn-r 1-1 - 1. .\l-‘ 111:1 l\l\1{i‘ 11111-1
'11
V tho)" \vuuial not 51-1‘: on tins-1‘ owl-1:1.
l‘111'l.;11111.-11t. l1-- suid. l1-1-l bum parolvnfl f
.ll“':lll\r‘ 111 lh- li‘lsli quost.on. :1111l ll “null '
rn-xuiun 11:11‘31)’:cd unlus‘ sumo 111~-$i~s11r1~ cf
lustici- w- 13- izisse-l. lrs-luud lia-i striuglv-il
to l~1~111-"'~111-1‘ misc to tho from. 111111 a
lréhl s m-dml Sll‘ “us, now Lucius] ‘
not mny l-y lli‘l‘ 111111 1111-.zil- is. 1
111:1 lo 2r 111st llllllll-fi'l‘ of Erulish pm»
1131-. “c ls‘ll-‘Vu‘d that tl11-1111111s'11r1-s pigoposul
“mild lrlbl to prunlotu lll“ gl'11\\tll1\lpl‘1\<—
pcrity 111 lrvlaml. Tim 1. bonds worn told
:tltul tho result 11 ould bu that England would 3
lone to hold lroliiiid l-_\ [111‘1‘1‘.llilt this \lh‘
“11s 1l-1ll\..:ll11\\'. lli- hop-d 1 1 ll11l1l b1~r 111111-
1111‘1- by Lu 9. it‘lus-rs 2
Mr. tilndstouo c1111~l11dv1l.:1'11i1lloudvlieois.
\1 1th 21 vigorous 111-11111112311 ion ut‘ the Illatulx‘l‘
111 11 lit‘li ilii- Act of town 11:1s cll‘oclcd.
l‘hivago l‘olim‘ Temporarily Dvor—
: anvrul by Strikm‘s.
”F111- :tf‘llh‘ of tin- l1‘1lw Show Railroad
suits-111mm 11! 1111.11; 1 rosuliod iii :1 sn-rious
disturl-uuceoi1 the ".‘51Ll1 Z‘Lliorily ls-i‘ort- tcu ‘
111-loci. the oillcinls 111th tlio lu€l<lutlr0 of tho
waiting frolglu lruiu lloyond lht‘l‘xrufilulll'
toms of tho crowd 11.1 trouble “as c1-
pcricun-d until nl‘tor the column: 1111s at
"twin-1i to tho 1min l‘lw rluitor \‘Oll‘l\ll‘ l of
Mn 1111‘s doduml f1 r South lillllitl. ‘l‘liocrowd
groupu proportions and 11101":-throat-11111;.
'l'li 111111111 and tho rnilrinnl eiiiployos 111-1'1-
lii tlii-
ur-nntuno 1111- small for '1- “as di1id1-1l bo-
twct-n lll“ train and :11 guardiu: thoswn ‘llt‘fi.
to prw. e111. 'llio lutior loin: tnriml so as to
Illakz‘lllilnksnllild the fie-J movement 1 frin-
trniu. . '
With 11 shout. rosimudiug to tho criosof
\‘1'\‘1'l‘lll lrudors. [ll-.1 crowd rcs’hod for tho
latter. '1 ho policn had Illr'lf:\‘llllls drawn
and usxkl thom 111 a tow instances. but they
11 on- oit'm-r so thoroughly astonished or over-
awod hv rlmcrowd that they could iiinliy- no
i‘csistau e :\ portion of tho
crowd 111 ll)!‘ s11111- moruiuit sin‘gud toward
(hr-tram. which had 'commonvul to move
but “lllx‘ll. missing 11 ion the opi-u
switches. “as thrown from t o Imvli, thi-
ungiui- 21nd all the cars balm; iii-railed. To
complete tlw wro ‘lc. ill" 1'oupli11;_r pins \vi‘ro
Withdrawn 1111i Csu thrown {1111112
During Illk‘ untim- tln- pollen sit"-
coudvd in making t-.wo arrests. Thu ox-
\‘lldéllflllt 111 tho Vivinity was very grout
1 1111- (it: tho 1111-11 arrested was a mombor of
tlio Exm‘utlvo L‘oiiiniiltw of the Swit luneu‘s
l mun. A Rl\\t'ugrr train uppron bed the
sconosooun u-r 1111‘ attack on tho freight
1min. and one of tho Edema. picking it 1 11
couplinL-m'n. flung i111! :1liralgomnust‘mding
~11u 11 platform. l: s‘ausol no dumnge ho1v~
ovor. No other dmionstrntion of any kind
was made ngainst the passenger train opal-1r
lives or tho museum
A rum-tin of this gonml managers and
superintenients of the railroads ordering
(‘bu-ngo was lie-Id during tho 1115- to discuss
the strikr nnd thorouiso' to ho pursued by
co11123311n:1\1ads Tho mooring all ourned
and duclinrge uny mun waiorofuso
lake Show businrss.
Some of the inipornd swit bun-n wore nt-
tarked by the strikers shortly after 111101131111
several were injuro l. A number rafusod to
work. uwmg to 11 fear of wolonm.
At 4 o‘clock tlftv l'iukortou \lt‘W‘
ponrvd nt tho l-‘orixtliird stmt yards of the
tantra Show road 'nx‘omi nuiod by tliirtv
swnrhuiou. The strikors still n-xnninod in the
violnity. 11nd whom} an attempt wns made
to take an Baguio from the round
house. the crowd made an effort to
run a ., box our on tho track.
The- «police charged thoui. bow-over.
knorking two man down with their rlnb.‘
Tho-n men were plm‘od under nrreut. lie
crowd than retirrd 11 short distnn-‘o. an a
thin ms surmssfully made» up under buoy
gunnl and run north to Thirty-eighth saw-t.
when it («mod upon the main trunk.
(lunnlad by fully ouo bundmd police. it
113nm wot-ceded south and pound out of tlie
oitv. ,
In the owning a train of thineon flat ram
‘ntl the Rack Island trnvk. \vbivli are» parallel
to those of the lad-.6 Show. was boarded by
36"9r‘l hundrvd of the strikers and their
triends. At Fortyslxth street live
o! the flats were
thrown diagonally 11;»
our whirl: the Luke Shore freight our: puss.
At Fifi “font-d1 street sown box cars were
uncoupfed tnd- likewise thrown over the
tracks of die $1.11“ a Sigurd. A fm'oom of 111::
were soon pn wor r em “I?
but for my houn- traffic “31001.1 . ,
be?“ 1193.113“ savor-dot flmm occurred
‘0‘]: on an on. {ltd I num-
born! trusts won nude. ‘ 01: “19381.1: the
“my mound the services of 100 Ipocinl
to bundle:
tivea ap-
. armed with rims. 91111.le
landed llama: Sunfish? film:
taint!“ Eli’s ‘
$13
113.301.11.111. 3: almond; 1. to u
“2" noun-nu. .
1 logic dosyoiisvii:
i 111 [£111 garb-11
5 low iiizli-s 1111.121 l1:1\1-1l<-scr1111-1l tuc run-11111
; tluios tiivy
, hora". _
‘ patenuvs. l-ut (‘lirist sot liislnnd t 1tl1e work.
. no wood or stone or broiizo in that 1*
'is rumor hard on sharp sectnrinnism
J
1111. 1111111111 11111111.
.111 ISLAND 11811111.
Dr. Talmnge preaobed befora an werflow-
ing audience at the Thousand Islmds, the.
peoplo flocking from all the surromfitg'
country. Fully 7.01111 persons were present.
and listened with, rapt attention to the five:—
and gentleman. ’ ,
Tuxrs: “I, John. was in the isle tbntis
rail“! l‘atmos—Rev. i.. :0. “And the tux-11o
gates were twelve penrls.“~—-Rev. xxi.. 2:1.
“Sabbath finds us among the Thousand
Islnuls of the St. lg1wn111co.“begau the
preacher. "‘Auiid tho eucbuutuieut of the
scum-1y~ sumo of us are liko =l'11ul who!) be
sa:d.‘\\ lll‘tllt‘f‘ in the body or out of the body
I runnot t1-ll. ‘ Not liuving road the godogist‘s 2
account of how tliis‘ mgion was formed, I ‘
may surmisi- that after tun St. Lawrence be-
gan its maji-stu‘ roll those is‘unds 111-re
droppod intuit our of tho heavenly land-»
5 npc. lslnnds pbovo us. islands lwlow 1111.
islands all around us. lam reminded liow
111111 l1 tin-"islands of tho “'1le have had to do
w11l1 s:1c1o.l and poll-mo lusiory. Elba.
‘\
from \vliii-h Nupolcoii sturtod for his
last Sll‘lIL-flv: and St. lit-Iona. whom ,
hi.- ciidcd it: island of Guernsey.
wliu-ro the great sx’ul of Victor Hugo i‘linfed ‘
i111-\1’lc until rcpubllcnuiszu iu Franco drove ?
Bio of Borneo. where ,
Adonirnui Jud on stood. a flaming ovangel:
the island of t‘upri-ru. 11 lli‘tt‘ Garibaldi
rostml aftertli -- euiauciinition 11f lt:1l)‘;isliiuil
'ot' 1’yp'ress. 11 here B U'Iilllias pronrbmldslnnd
ut Mo.itn.,3ou “111.11 Paul was sliipwrm‘kml,
and, last (if all. but mightier than all and
mom impn-ssivo than all. the island of
rations. of “‘hit‘ll my text. sin-nks. and from
which Ni. John. the enlist Ephi-s 11 Gospel»
iii‘r. s-uv the twelve peiirliiie gates: If God
will l1clp us no can. from them Thousand
lslos on 111:: Sublntb morning, soo [be same
gum-ring: yoi‘m s.
“1 I11r subject spooks of :1 great metro )olis.
tho cx . firm-o 11f whivh 111:1‘1)‘ havo dou iti‘d.
'l‘lu-ri- bus in (-11 {1 vast emigration into that
ritv. but no 1-;11i;.:ratiun from it. so far as our .
Ililtll’ul \ision c2111 di-s' ry. ‘Tlu-ri- is no such ‘,
citv.‘ says th-- 1111 lw-vout astronomer. ‘l have .
stood in lugh towvrs With :1 mighty telos‘t‘oi 8
and 111110 swept the l1~-:1'v1-11s. and l have .
soon spots on tho sun and caverns in this
moon. but no tour-1s lia‘xo over risen on
my vision. 11) Innlni‘i-s. no ti-mples. no
sin-1111.: slroets. 114 iixuxsive wall. There ‘
is no such cztyf Even very g-Iul pooplo ‘
toll inc that llcuvou is not a llluts‘l‘lal organ-
ism. but 11 grand spiritual in 1.. and that
tho liiblo ill-si'l‘llillv‘lls‘ of it are 111 all vasvs to
bc tiikcu tlg1ir1111vclv llxring 111 roply tn‘this
writ! l‘lu‘is’rsni l. and Ho ought to know: ‘1
go to prcpurc.‘ not 11 tlii-ory. not :1 Ei‘ilix'iple.
not :1 s: lllllllvlll. but ‘I :11 to pin-11:11:11 11 pin ~11
for y1~u.‘ T111i rcsurn-ctol body implios 1111s.
If my root is to bu ri-furnn-d from the dust it
must l.:1\v.- smoothing to meal on. If my
band is to lv- ri-noiislriivtol it must 1111111
Nitllx‘flllllgt1lllll‘l1ll‘. li'in) 1~_\‘1‘.l‘i:\\'iiig your
out lamb-nth. is to l-c rekindled. I must “:le
soon-tint); l 1 p.191- on. Your :1lvorso
thu-ry “Ln-s to imply that. tho rcs'ui‘ro'h‘d
luuly1stol'ml11111: 1 11 nothing. or to “oz-l." 111
: air, or to float amid tln- intangibles, r—~\'uu
g'may say. it
1l11-11 :1 soul in l1~-:ivcu will ho crumpcd (111-l
iliu-ro b- mun-r1111 50?;tull‘llis.
\lllt‘lll\: l'lll l :1‘1s11v-r:
1- l1:11 1- ph-lity of 1“». ii
of l.~1--:1‘ Alt'1ougl1 only :1
hurls-rod 111.1!s r .
llid not .\-l11111u111l
fr‘l‘x‘ll *1- of Hot [tlilt‘\‘. tin-.1 l1:11l‘ ample room.
.-\111l «l 1 111-1111 t\‘ll!_I-i\1‘ ll1.1t llol iii the 1111—\\
114'“ 112m 1 unit-111111 :1 1-l:1 11 large enough to
gnu H10 11 liulv 1:1 o ro ~1ii, 1111111 though tin-re
l-o nuitorial «upon-sins -
"A's 1:114:11‘1115‘. 111:11‘1‘l11113: 011 to
tlllu‘ :1 .‘111‘. mum-s :1! !11;l1:l.1‘1ltotlm \‘rrst of
a1::o:‘\13.~1::1f1‘-11n which 111 trio liiidsl of tlw
‘ a ”my so- the custlcs tin-y an- t 1
.1:
1111-. and rein in 1l11-1r 11.11“ charm-1s nud
:111-l #:1‘111- :1 go. il l wk lun‘oro tlioy lIlI-‘ll
tat-1r t ~11ts for the unlit. s 1 11 1\\'. coming as
no do on this 111111111':1.1itop.1i‘ 111‘11sln\-!_]
1-11111111111111 1l11s r1211 m of Hod to win 111
iluir Ill-IllLIl:l.~ 11111 b: 1.:1-11ll-oi‘iri-tlmypitch
tin-ir t- ms for the 1 .. 11 113.11 ono 1.: uni. long
lo~ 1k 11L tln- gulls .«f the - 1.211 czty. 1 want
. you 2o «1111111111- tllt‘ zii‘clistccturc of th'lsa‘
gut-w. l‘ruprict 11‘s 1-f largo ostuh-S are u-ry
111-l ion-111- 11:1 wrnnuii-mml gag may. sumo.
sgrni; an arch of masonry; the
posts of Ilia gale Hunky-d with “who in v
suilunry; tixu bronze giro- 11 ropz‘csviitutiou of
odor!“ 1111111: foliage, bird buuntcd. until tho
5 band of ar- lute #111111 genius drops exhaust-«l.
: all its“ life from-11 tutu the stone.
_ bad a liundrod gait-s. so had 'l‘=li 111‘s.
E 11! wood 111-.11 11‘1'111
But-111211
gait-s
and stone gunrxlvd Hourly-
all tl1:- old villi-s Modulus l111111 iiisci’il-{fil
11311111 1111111: gateways ins'eripli ms from th
..
Tin-r11 ll‘lVl‘ lu‘.‘:1 a grout unny line
nirl for 111- 1111p xr city swung :1 1,3111- sin‘li us
no oyws rvr‘r gun-d nu utlt\‘\ll‘ll.‘1l 11f lllspll‘a~ ,
Lou. \\‘11l1 tl1~- nail of his own 0111‘s he 1'11!
into its Wi-n21-:‘f11ltra1‘1-rics storicsof inst suf-
firing and of glndui‘s“ to 1‘1lllll‘_ Micro is
-ut -. but ’
from top to lune and from side to siilo it
is all of ponrl. ‘ Not om- 11b 1-1- pxrkod up
from 1‘1-_vli\11 bunks an] uumlmr [‘lx‘t‘t‘ from
tlu- l‘vixian 1611i! and another from tho islniid
of Murunrutto: but one solnl- pinrl pix-lied up
from the rem-11 of 1'\‘el;lt\>llllg light by liénv- 3
enly hands. 11nd hoistcd and swung 1111111111111
shouting of airs-ls. ’l‘lie glnrics‘ of :1 abasti-r
'viis‘e and purpliyry pillar hide out beforo this '
gniewuy. it puts out the spark of fi-ldsynr
and Kobe 1 1:111 diamond. You know how 111111 .
little presinus stone on your tltllli‘l" “ill flash
uudar 111e- gusliglit. But, oh. tho lii‘iglitnvss
when the gl‘t‘fll. gem) of heaven swings. Sll‘llt‘k
through and dripping with the light. of etch 1
11111 111-outlay. . . V
“11111.11: L‘u-srir paid 125.1100 crowns for one
1131111. The government of Portugal toasted
of linviugn [1 111‘] larger than a. p 111'. t‘loo»
patio and Philip H. dnszl -d the World‘s
vision with previous stones. But gather all
those tuneup-rand lift them and add to them
all lbowoalth of tho poarl tlsllerivs‘ and set ,
them in tho panel of one do 1‘ and it does not
equal this 'ninguiflcont gateway. An Al
mighty baud bowed this. strung this polished
this. A-guinst this rau-wa ' on tho ona sidu
dash an" the sploni ors o earthly biauLy.
Against this gain on the other side bout
the surgeu of eternal glory. 011. the
gate! the gatet It. strikns an infinite charm
through every on that pnmos it. ()no stop
this side of that g'n . and we are-ran 111m.
”no stop the othor" lilo of that gum n11 wo
are kings. flie 1 wrini of north. mini: 1
one huge pour] :1 1 his
enrtblv team in crystal. 0 gate of light.
gate of arl. gala of Hmven. for our weary
souls at 11st swing open.
Win-n shall thaw eyes tliy haven-built walls
And poorly gates behold. -
Thy bulwarks with salvation strong
And armors of shining gold!
“I want you to count the number of those
gntus. Imports] parks and lordly tnnnora are
up! to have on» oxpnnsiva gateway and the
others am onliunry: but look around at those
ontrnnvov to lieavon and (‘ount them. Our.
two. three. four. tlvu. six. sown. eight. nine.
ton. oleven. ttvolva. Hoar it all the earth and
nil tho lionvons! Twelve gates! I 11111111: this
If 11
Presbytrrion is bigoted he brings his Wasti-
minstur Almlltlll)’ 1' nth ohism 'nnd he makes
n gateway out of that. and be snys to
the world? “You go though them or stay
out.“ If a Methodist minister is bigoted be
plums two posts and W‘s: Now you must
crowd in betwm those two posts or slny
out.‘ 5).: whims nnl-lpisoopnliun may soy:
‘Horo 111 liturgy out of which l 111an to nuke
n gate; go through it. or stay out.‘ Or u Bap-
tist may av: ‘Horo is n watorguvo; vou go
through that or you must stay out.’ And so
in all our Minn-hes and denominations than
an: men who make one. 3:319 for themselves
and tbendomand that t a whole world go
through it ‘ I abhor this mntrai-todneeu in
roll ions views. U11. small-suntan} mun. when
did ' 1d give you the contract for making
guns! I tell you plainly I- will not
In tho! guts. I will go in nt any one of t o
twelve Wires I vhposo. Hero is a man who
says. ‘ con more easily and more closely
nppmcb God through n‘prayersbook. 1 any:
‘My bmther. than use the payer-book)
Hon 1'! I ma Who anya: ‘I behevo than .is
ouiy on. mode of bnptlsni. nnd thntia itn-
rnersion.‘ Then I snv; ‘Let me plunge you.‘
Anyhow I any: Away with the gate of
roughml and rotten posts “(1 rusted lutcb
when on: twelve antes rind they on:
twelve pout. ,
“A grant man? of the ohnroliesin this dny
urn being doctrinod to death. They have
beantryin to‘flud out all about God‘s do-
170.3, m want to know who on elected
to be saved nnd wt:
rimmed ooh-:5 tho “mgr of
them my mtg-1% number
teeth tho when. which
on Phlllgiml.
, the $018 kind 1:
‘ 111131111 V1 -11
:sionnrios tell it in
.gntrs to get into u:
r
1.1m different styles of uni-loch God _in-
tended us to know some things nnd intended
us not to know other: I have heard scores
of sermons explnnnt- 1r of God‘s decrees. but
came away more harp 636d than I went. The
only result of such discussion is n grant for.
Here or:- two truths which are to conquer
the world: man. a sinner: Christ. a savior.
Anyuxmn who adopts those two theorios in
his n‘ligious belief shall have 111 right. hand
in warm grip of Christian bro; erhood. A
man rcomm down to a river in time of
fresher. lle wont: to get across. He has to
swim. Whnt does he do? The first thingis
to put. off his heavy it littoral and drOp ever)“
thinz he has in . , ands. He must» go
in tnbimde'd if he in going to the
"511123 bunk. And I tell you. ‘when
we have come down to the .nve‘r of
death and find it swift and raging we will
have to put off all our sertarinuism and lay
down our cumbersome creed. nnd empty~
handed put Out for the othsr shore. ‘What.‘
say you. ‘would vou resolve all the Christian
\‘lrurvb into our kind of Churchl' Would you
nuke all Christendom worship in the some
way. by the same [1 mos? Oh, no! You
might as well decide that. _all people shall out
1' food Winont reference to
appetite. or wonr the same kind of apparel
without reference to the shape of their body.
Your ancestry. your temperament. your sur-
roundings. will docide \VLether vou go..- to
this or that church and adopt this 0 t.
poll '3'.
‘ 'otico the
whim them gal
points of the'compass toward
es look.- Tlioy nre'not on one
‘ side or on two side-s or on tires sides. but on
to 1r sidus This is no fancy of mine, but a
distinvt nnnouuwemrnt. 0n the north three
gatosu on the south three gates. on the east
dime gums. on the west lib-es antes What
does that moon! Why. it means that all
nationalities are included uni! it does not;
make any difference from what unrior of
the earth a man mines up; if is hours
is right. there is :1 mm Oren before
him. On the north throe pm’ That means
marry for Lapland find Sher-1a nnd Norway
and. Sum-den. 0n the south three gates Tim
means pardon for Hindustan anl
Ethiopia. 011 the vast trlzrw
(In the wr-st three gnu-s.
incans redemption for Amlgrii‘n.
make anydill‘on-nco how dark
'l‘ha
it does not
askinm‘d or
. how pole fa rd men may be. m y will find 11
gate right. before thorn. Tin-so plurkod
banana-1 under a tropical sun. Tin-s1- shot
arfrmzs llu-sau snows behind rciudui-m.
From Mi-xiran plateaus. from lloman 1:1‘11-
52111.. from Cliim-sA ta-ii—ii-lds. from Holland
ill”.
row pro-ions souls. It is ”int 11 Windsor Vas-
1111 for royal fnniiliu-s ltis not 11 small I. out
Willi smml p.1pii‘1uti 111. but John saw it and-
ln- 111-livid (hut an nugcl was inn-nuiriu: it.
and lid iiiuasurol it intliis way and thou h1-
mensuiv- llhat. and \vliiclii \‘er \\:1\‘ hr mous-
gin-.11: was l..31ltu1ilos. so that Babylon and
Tin-ha. (111-J Tyn- nud .‘llk‘V-‘vh. 11111 St.
l‘x-ti-rsbur: and Canton. :111-l l‘vkui an I
l‘aris. and l. 111-lot) and Xiwa York. and nll
the dead citios of tin past and all the limo: >
with-sof the pri-sout added together. would
non-1.11mi the census of tin! grrnt moirop»
ullx y
“\Vhilo l spcnk an "vi-mu Tin-ism; throng
is paw-111;; through the gates Tin-1 :11‘1- £11111:
up from sonoguuiliin. from l‘nuiiumn. from .
Madras. from lion; Kong. ‘\\'l111! " yous:
‘do you intro loco all tliu l1~:1!lioi 111111 glor
l n-ll you. lllt‘ {111 is that ho 1111, 1rity ol'tlio
pooplo in thosx- cliuws um 11; luffllh‘)‘ 1111-1 the
.mfaiits all go strniglii in‘b otorziol lifo. and
so Ill‘.‘ vast minority of th N.- “ho dii- it]
l‘hinn nil-l liidlli. the V11 t 111:1 orliy of link“
who lliv‘ in Africa. go s'. ruiglii into 1111-
skii-s rtlu-y slii- iii 11121111 ‘1'. .‘llt‘ lulu
drwl :1111! sivty gi- 11‘2‘:l!l-'! s l1:1.o
l-oou lmi'u slum- th - \vo: lvl “os
cri‘a'wl. :111 i so i ostiiimio t, :11 tin-ri- must b.-
l‘-.1'1hl.1hk!.‘l’ l cliil iron in glory. ll :11 :1 cozi
cor: 3.111“ coil-iron sin; your s 1111 1s1*:1p:11r--l
_ Hl1. tlir-‘tzauspirt \\ ll"ll l 15“”.-
1' M.“ M lllllv‘ when $2111 l 11p :11 \1l11!~- iii-furi-
tlio Lt‘lirorio of No l. tli -ir xii-1111111; draw 1111;;
out all tllt" stitpcn-luiu horn. ‘tlit‘s of l‘usscl»
dorf uni Lt‘llhi - and 'l! ~s11111‘ Four 111 »
tlu‘i 111411 tho luolvo gains. H yo r1.- lk't‘lllt“
lmiuii‘rlilia-d. 1:111k nth-2‘ r1111... sun-1i
banal: -11 after Kiri-J bouillon. _11n?il all
tl1:-' city of Hod shall iii-111‘ tliu trump.
trujupf Proxy-l all llh‘ t1vél11~ gutcs‘.
1111-1111 yct. lloom on tlio. tlli‘uiius.‘
room in tho mansions. room on tho riwr
ban-k. lwt the trumpet of irn‘itfttlon l‘t,‘
sounded until all earth‘s nix-11111.14“ hour the
shrill blast and tho glans 1- ‘llO it. Lo: 1111s-
Imgodn. and colpurtv-um
\‘Msgu‘irim Shout
sound 1: atom tho-i
it to the Lapluudar on his swift sin-d: lmllou '
it. to the Bedouin cnrezsring arr-AV the do~orL
Ni-vvs‘. news? a glorious heuvrn and ton-Ho
Hoar it. 0 you tbi11~
bloodol nations of til-r1111] winter? on tho
north three gala-s. Hoar it. it you broom!
inlinbitiuits running under equatorial heats--
on t‘lie south (tin-11 gait-s.
“And heaven being 111:1 in up. of comma the
gates will be shut. Austria in and tho first
date shut; Russia 111 and tho soéoud guto shut:
taly in ondiliothird gate shut; Egypt inand
the fourth gala shut. Spain in and the tiftb
gau- shut; France 111 11nd the sixth unto shut;
England 111 and the soveuth gati- shut: Nor—
way in and the oiglitlignte shut; Smt :orlnud
in and the ninth gut.- shut: ll.n losuui in
out the tenth gale V‘lllit: Siberia in and tin-
ulevnuth gut-1 shut. All the gntus‘ are closisl
but one. Now let Ann-ricn go in. with all
the islands of tho son and all the other 11:1- —.
{ions that have called .111 God.
The culptivvs
nll freed»: the harvests all gathensl: the na-
tions all saved—tho flushing splendor of this
last pearlbogins to more on its hinges:
the mighty angels put thoir slimildvrs to the
to and brave 1V. to with silvery rlnng. ‘Tis
one! It thunders! Tiia twelfth gate shut:
“I want to show you tho g:1tm-ki-eln‘r.,
Then: is 0119 111114111 at ouch one of those gates.
You say that is right. 0! course it in. You
‘ know that no Nirihl‘vpaluce or castle or
fortress would be safe 11 itliont'n sentry pac- -
night and by day. and f
in: up and down 1.3-
1 if more were no (intense: boford heaven and
the doors set. wido open with no (1118 to guard
them. all tho vic’ims of earth would go up
after awhile and all the abandoned oi iii-ll
would go up after awhile. and heavru
instead of ball)! a world of light and joy
and peace and blessedness would be a
world of darkness and horror. 80 I am glad
to tell you that «1111., those twelve gates stand
open to let»: mt multitude in than are
twelve aligns to keep some people out. '
Robospierru cannot go thron l’l tlier‘o. nor
Nero.- nor nnv of the dBMul‘h of earth who
have not rapt-tits] of their wickednem. I
ona of that! uofurious man who despised Go:
should come to tho gnto; one of this keeper
would put his band on his shouldor and pusl
him into outer durknom There is no ilno ‘
in that. land for thieves and liars. .11 de
(random. nnd all those who disgroced thoi
are and fought against their (Bod. If:
misor should get in more 1111 would pull u;
tho golden pnvomrnt. If n lionso~burnoi
should got in the-re he would set are to tin
mun-ion. ‘ If n. libertine should get 111 thorn.
he would w ‘ rhis ubominnttonl landing
on tho white coral of the sen-bench. 0
thus:- wiiu am blood-whoa and prayer..-
tipped winger through: 0 my bmther,i
-' vou should at last 0111110 1111 to on» of the
gums nnd try togot through. and mu bud
not. a pass writtan by thfi this!!!” d of
the Son of God. the guts-horror would, .with
one ginnvo. withar you forovor. .
“Thor‘s will be a pusword at the gate of
honvou. Do you know what that password
is! Hora wmosocrowd of souls up to tho
ante and tho ' soy: 11111 me in: let mo in. l
was very use. l on ”mill. 1 widowed col-
lagen. I built thumbs: “(1 was famous for
my charitioi‘. and. burial»: done so runny
Won lerful things for tho world. now I come
up t3.» get my "ward. voice from
w.tl11n says: ‘I never know yoii.‘ An-
other gmt' orowd comes up and
they try to go: throu :11. They saw: ‘We
were: highly lionornblo on earth and £11th
bowad very lowly before in “'a wombat!-
on-d on oar! l1. and now '6 Mum to get our
boom: in b avon.’ And n vows from with~
in 311's: ‘1 mver knew you.‘ Another
crowd ad canoes find “3!: ‘\\‘o ware vor ‘
mural people on earth—WV! "torn! indeed.
and we come up to not appropriate recogni-
ton.‘ A Yul“) ansn'o: s: {never knew you.‘
“Mu-r a while I 5:0 another throng up-
pmn-‘h the guts and oue‘soenu 141 be spoken-
man for all the Nat. although their voices
over and anon-cry amen: union: This one
stands at tho ante 1nd} ‘8: ‘let me in. l
was a wanderer fmm (no. . I dmrvo to did;
know come up to this plnce not because! de-
gorve it. but banana I litre heard that them
is n solving power in the blond of Jesus.’ The
sun-keeper says: “1‘an lsthe lawn-11rd. Jesus 1‘
adds.“ nnd any p“ at and they surround
the throne Ind the cry is: ‘31 orthy is the
bomb film m akin to meet“: power and
urban “d wisdom I!!! Strength and honor
dud nod .’ 011 when lieu-on
is sit dononnd the amp- Gl Msbout: “rho
cutie lam? howgmd itwulbo lftmu
3nd Immnngthoin! Ecuadorean y
who-nu- ammMmum-em. ‘
from Sc»! 11 liigilauds. they come. ,
they come. ' Heaven is 111! a monopoly fur a .
Let. -
11511 11111111111113.
FRENCH CANADIANS spnamxa
SALMON BY TORCHLIGHT.
‘lnland l‘oavhnrs on United Staten
“'ators—Money in a Sahnon-
, ' Strenm—Penk. Parr._sluolt
and Grllso Stages.
» _ “Well. what’s u now. Adam?" .
Adnm hnd sud eulv ceased paddling
forward. and began to back water vigor—
ously. at the some time keeping his eyes
fixed on a white object: floating in the
wntrr lit the edge of the stream. Without
.ansvvvring the question he swung the
canoe slior1-wnrd.and in 11 moment leaped
rout 11nd held the white object up for in-
spi-ction. it was a feiiialusnlmon of about
ten pounds weight. which from its up
})(‘8!‘:lftC(‘ could not have bei-n dead more
than n few hours. Some sharp object
bad gushed her right side making a wound
into which Adam thrust two of his thick
fingers. - 1
“\V'lnit did it?"
“Poachers.“
I“\Vl11-nt“ ‘ .
”Lust night. Those informal French
(‘unadizui settlers will pvrsist in burningr
the wntrr during the spiiwing season.
although they know that if 'éaughrthey
nré liable to ‘go to 1.1111 penitentiary for it.
and nothing but a dose of lcud will stop
them. Supposc we lay over to-ni
fill their bidcs with birthhotz“
“Burning the watt-r?“ ' ,
“Yes. tlmt‘s what thry call it. It is
. nothing: but pulling over the spawning:
1
1
l beds in :1 light (111100. with a pitrh~pinr
ton-h inélie bow. and spewing the fish
ocean does it. become‘wortby to tnke its ‘
place at the bend . of the world‘s game
fishes—and be called a “boom—QM
Letter to Cincinnati Eugm'ror.
The Samurai-Year LONISL
. The seventeen-your locust isn’t :1 lo-
cust at all. This may seem a st’ange
thing to say. but it is true; nevprtheless.
The locust looks very much like agrass-
hopper, while the seventeenvyear cicada.
which is the insect‘g proper name. looks
a great deal more likengigantic fly than
anything else. ‘ 57; ' ‘
Just fancy spending the best part of
your life prowling about in the durkness
i
1
1
ll
1
i
' ground.
out ofitsi-lf. so to spru'k.
ght 11nd
l
1
i
l as they ‘lie quietly on bottoui.. About.
1 every third throw Wounds 11 fish instead
5 of killing it. and the p mr llL‘IIn'f swims
, away to die. just us this om- has done.“
’ "t”vrtniuly. we shrill put :1 stop to that
j kind of thing. l.1~t us go iino camp
. right l11‘re.’.‘
It wiin‘tlu1 afigrnoou of the Illth {Sun-
day». A party of three of us had lvasrd
the right to fish one- uf tlic little salmon
3 ri\'crs just south of the Sugucuuy. paying
1 $250 for the privilvgl- for tllt‘ smisnn. and
l mysclf and tin.- .\l.1jor \vi-i’c making a pir-
l liminnry survi-y of the watt-r. as it \verr.
:from sourco to mouth. in 'oril-r to gut
; sonn- idca of the spoil awaiting 11s wlir-u
inn-runn‘ up tn (amp out in curnost in
l July Tlic tlui-t- milc limit impowd on
1 l‘nitrtl Stub-s coast lislu‘rnirn by the (7:1-
: undian (Eovcrmm‘nt Hindi- 11s purii tllllle
,son- against the (‘unridinn pourlirrs‘, who
“on- iioi only tls‘llltl: :1 rivcr pzi'il for in
:goyul l iiitc-l Suzi-s silvi-rvdollnrs. but
who “(“0 doing so ilk-gully and iii :iufi‘u-
. lmmzm lllfllllll‘l‘. ,
’ Adam know \\ l1:1t ho was fllmflf. 31rd
ilrrlur-i-d tluit tliv light (:liargc of powdor,
upon which bc ruiiiniol Lioinc :1 handful
of No ll shot 11:1s not too lit-11v); b it just
l11‘:1\'1‘ cnoiigli. ti svml the liltli‘ pl‘llxt
'tlirouJi tln’ thick liidc of any ion-:lacr
whom \vc 111'i;l1'. 1_o111c arrow,
. 13.11'11s right loll-wit zurl drirk 11s :1
black 121! “lit‘ll \vo l11-g:111 moving up
st 1‘ ~11 to“ 11rd :l \1 Ely lwds win-zoom.
“-1- bad obscrvinl \ 11111 1 urlivr ii? (111‘
day. 'l‘lio ruggvd l itclics and pim‘s
which form H111 111 1ss of :lu- f1 r.-~:s along
(‘1111:1d%:11 sin-unis. ll:l\'1‘ :1 itin‘u‘iiful 1151'.
_ own in {lily-till)“: but win-:1 iiidislim‘tly
s1‘1-11 at night. modulo-:1 llnllllliu’ is lie-3rd
but the lapping of tliqulilark won-r oicr
tlu- shows“. ”my :1rcluln-rc11l. U11: 1‘ Adam
stoppml‘ slipping his 1151 lillc in :uid out
of ill" \vutrr to point 11111 :1rd a r1111! 11: of
sparks on thr- lc-lt hauls. _ They glislon'cd
:‘for a moment and flu-u wont out.
' “That was :1 dccr.“ \Vliispcrrd Adam.
“lfthe Prenvlimcn saw it tht-y would try
:1 shot ntrit. in scason or 111:1. Tll0~e fel-
low’s rannot undcrsinnd 111131111111: but ‘a
dose of ”ltd-shot. 'l‘hcy know I‘m!
mi-nns that tllt‘ll‘ company is not wanted.
A largor spark din-«tly ahead of us
soon resolvt-d itself into :1 brightly burn-
ing fire. and. by kin-ping closy‘ to lht‘
. weed-fringed bunk, we manugrd to strul
- up Close cxiougli not only to sm- that the
i link was burning lll tlll‘ 111110 - of :1 “imbi-
111111.“ but to watch him at his unholy
work. 'l‘liv oirvlc of light 111wl1icl1 lu-
l
i
" tllt‘ forts brfon' some of our vessels fired
~ 511-3111ch ahead.
1
s11! mudo the szuiouuding darkness i111: ’
E pcnoinibli‘. and his absorption in the
i work at hand (‘lomd his curs
; .‘l‘ln- vunoe was flouting: gi-ni‘y “itli the
‘ current. :1 touch of the puddle ke ping
its iii-11d right. and the (‘1111111'k “1“ gazing
with all his eyes intovtlu- wutcr ‘ovrr the;
. side. Suddenly he lifted liimsi-lf to his
fcct. 11nd. like 111-.- 11111349 of 11 sti-cl bow.
1 his right arm shot out and sent :1 spear
- ‘liissing into tl.e ri1er. When he drew
: the spe.1r bark by'iueuns of 11 cord f113~
- ten-d to the shaft wosnw a bountiful its-l1
writhing on (lie 1111111011. 1! was strung
9 half way down tlie . spear hniidlc.
ETlie “simrtsmnn‘s“ uim lind llt‘ell true.
1 :zllld the fish was struck fairly in the buck.
l An average female salmon will deposit
ten thousand eggs in 11 single season.
How nmnj 1111110111 fry of the noblest fish
‘ that swims had that single sp‘urthrust
3 disstroyrd? - .
‘ I was asking myself that question when
l the report of Kduin‘s shotgun rang out
9 over the water. There was '11 bowl from
the fire-canoe. and then the habitant sat.
down so suddi-nly that the frail shell
turned under hm. and the poucher and
the light wrnt out simultaneously. “'1!
. heard him splashing about and swearing
in thedarknzss for the next five n1iu~
utrs. 7 . Q
““31 may now go." remarked Adam.
“Ho will undemtand what that was for
quite as well as we do, nnd, more. he
will telljbiu friends. who trons much in
fear of birdshot no they urn of bullets.
and you» may rely upon it. there will be
no 1110111 burning of this river this sen-
son.“
Among the thousand miles of coast on
both Sides of the Gulf of St. Lawrencr.
from the point where the Straits of Belle
Isle separate Labrador «and Newfound~
land down to the Nova Section coast. a
hundred clear. void rivers deboucb into
the sen. nny one of which. with proper
care. would in the course of a few years
be worth thousands of dollars as a sub
Inon fishery. But. with few exceptions.
theta rivers 11m netted at tbomonlh with
fixed nets, which rennin in place month
after month. the rising tide filling them
with a harvest which the indolent fisher-
men gather at low water. In the spring
schools of salmon hon-r about the mouths
of these rivers.:11nd occasionally attempt
to pass the nets in order to much the
fresh wnter spawning beds at e rivers"
sources: but the obstacles are too well
placed. and the salmon are drivrn back
to fall a prey to the: seals and dog~fish.
It may not be generally known tint
the salmon has five distinct stnges ofex‘
istence utter louving the cg.- . and that
lie is nbout four years old be ore he be-
comes the salmon which fishermen know
by that none. The fry are technically
tanned “mink“ up to the _ of thrco
months, 1111.1. they grow fig t in color
and assume n number of cunning spots.
Five or fix inches is the nvernge length
of the fish now, dud 1 is hon it. tho
put. and n1 n rr il‘ silica about in its
native rulers two or three reasons,
\
and then in August it down to tire
sea-not molt: Upon ts return to. 11:
native riv'ur‘in flit fallow; 1t 13
known an
r
l
1
(the Missksippii.
1
‘ the after gun. the one forward being fired
1
E
.thc sunlight with g gorgeous pair of
, gutnckod at any monk-111.1 descended the
"f ladder to 111-air the water. when- '1 dis
1 batteries of the advancing tleet.mounting
authorities in Richmond.“
«cinl solar-y.
golden, or even a silver. 3
underground and tbs-n coming jupinto
wings. only to dip in in short time?!
That is what the serenteemyeanfi cicada
does. In the very .‘first place. ii. is an
egg which its mother] (ii-posits iii a tiny
111511; iii-:1 twig. In nffcw weeks it makes
its way out 01’ the rgg- nnd drops to the
ground. into which-git burrows. and in
which it remains for seventeen years bo-
f ore it is prepared forilife above ground.
When. at inshit is ready for the bright
sunlight. it. may be one foot from the
surface or it may be ten feet deep in the»
In either case it begins to dig
upward until it finds its’way out. when
it climbs up the nourest tree and fastens
itself by its sharp flaws to a leaf or
twig. There it waits until its back splits
open. and behold! it immediately crawls
- The new insect is a soft. dull fellow at
first. but he grows as if he had been
storing up energy for seventeen years.
for just that one purpose; “'ithin an
hour, two pairs of most beautiful wings
have grown. and in :1 {MY hours more it
has become hard and active.
The female cicadas are quirt'enougli.
but‘tlu‘ males are as noisy as so many
little boyswith new drums. Inderd.
tlit-ydulmve drums Jtliemselves. Just
under tlu-ir Wings 311- drums made of
shiny 1111-1xibr1111e as beautiful uswvhite
silk, and tin-so nre‘ ki-pt rattling almost
all the time. ’
* (im- ci ado can make noise enough:
but iniafiinr the din of millions of— thrm
ail going at tlw samc timr. lt sounds :le
if all [111- frogs in the rouutry had Cullll‘
111-rework) try to drown the noise iii a
saw-mill. Now 11 is llu‘ sawquill you
hear. and now tlir frogs. .
It sounds like :1 big story to say mil-
lions. but if you rould go into the woods
win-ri- the-y :1rc. you might be \viliiug to l
sav billio: s l liavi- (‘ountvd over :1 tlioti— '3
sziiid cast off 3111-1113 on .,11:11- small trmz'
and on 0111- birch leaf I have ‘t‘t‘ll twelve
Slu‘llS‘. And thi- c:1rtl1 in somi- ‘1ldt‘84 is
likc :1 Slt‘Yt‘ from tllf' lit-1N made by the
cic 1111-. '
But within :1 four \vci-ks‘ from the in .
sorts-‘1irst :1pj.m:1r:iucv their eggs huvd i
limit laid and tlii- ('iiailus have all din]. 1
_\ gn‘at ’mmiy of flu-111 ‘urc eaten by HIV 1
birds and 1'l1i1k111\ but most of tin-111
11111111;- cumiot live any longer. , S! N13411:? ‘
111.1. ‘ ’ '
l
The Passage of the Ports.
1111111111" lb-vrrlry Kcimnn, who com» .
mundcd ilic bomb-denim gun—boat. 1:111
ornor Munro. :unl lu‘lpeil in lighting Far-
1:1:111 llt‘lu\\' Ni-w Urlcuns. l1:1s:1 paper in
the ( holes 13;. from which 11 e quul" 11s fol~
lows; “'l‘liv cvcniug previous to the but
tle‘l rcpnrti‘d to lit-110ml llunmu. 1l1o
rommzuidcr of life 1110 forts. my obsvr~
\ntions on tlll‘ viii-111313 movcmrnts m1
sci-11 bv myself from tll‘.‘ mast-head. " Yet
to my knowlcdgi- 11o plt‘kl‘t boat was Svnt
down by us. or :my 1110:1115 adopted to
\\ ulcli ilii- cur-my and gourd against sur-
prisia, Tho Tcsult was they wore abreast
:1 shot. In :1 few moment this space was
fillml with smoke from the guns and rx‘
plodvd slirlls‘, intensifying the darkuoss
of tlle nights .\ slrrkvning of the fire
on both sides was no , sary.sium‘ urithcr
could distinguish friend from for. In
some plal‘l‘s no object was distinguishsble
until dirertly upon it. when it was as:
soon lo~t to vimv. ‘ 1! tho 1‘. S. Squadron
_ anfoldcd. :13 it were.
through the darkncm and confusionsoon
to find themselves in plums of absolute
snfrty and with comparatively few cm-
uultics. . .
“At about 3:30 1.1111. (April ‘34. 18631
an unusual noise down the river attracted
my attention. Asiwe expected to be
tinctly lie-1rd the paddles of a simmer
I saw nothing on
working tliepdrck. but instantly tired
by’t he sentry there; :11 the some moment
the water batteries of Fort Jackson and
Fort St. Phillip let drive. followed in an‘
inslnnt by ‘11 general discharge from .1111
111.: available guns in the forts. and both
two hundred and fortydwo guns. and
Commander Porter‘ssq1indrom of seven
vt-ssrls mounting seventy-two guns. which
nttackrd Fort Jackson‘s flank helm}; the
obstructions. ’~ There Was also a splendid
practice from nineteen Federal mortars.
which fircd their Hurt-conducti- shells at
iutcrvnls {between ,the vessels) of ten
seconds. _ ,
1 “The bursting of‘ every description of
shells quickly followintr their dischargv.
increased a hundred)— old the terrific
Hoist} and ft‘nrfully grand and magnificent
pyrotechnic displnv which centered in a
space of about twelvr hundred yards in
width. The ball had not more than
fairly opened before the enemy‘s shi
were between tho forts, and the [Inc a
Sun of my earlier days had the key to
the valley of the Mississippi nfinin-in hisl
breeches~pocket. for which . 1: had to
thank-his llant navy and the stupidity..-
tardiness. ignorance. nnd neglect of the
The Prostdent'a Forum.
The Washington Sunday Capo‘tal an
that the President‘s salary is pnid him in
monthly installments—$1,166.66 (:11 the
last day of each month—dud the trans-
urer nlwnysimakes it 11 point to send him
notes of the latest issue. Mr. Cleveland.
as his rodecessors have? done. keeps 1
private 11): account with Riggs & 00;.
and nukes 11 deposit the first of every
month. reserving enough .of his salary-to ‘
pny current expenses “darting; and
example by putting the rent 1111i 0 for a
rainy city. .am told thgt his account
bu shown n balance as ldrge u» $35,900.
as he has on income asidof from his oill
Whilo he nejver lint been a!
money getter he ins earnql 111.111:
fossion nil he as ever made. Mr. Cleve-'
land h“ :11 economicnl disposition, and
no luxurious task-alike his immediate
prod: cossor. Below: he entered public
life be was making from $10,000» 315,»
000 n our by his practice. and could _
have lived like :1 lord. His— expenses. I
am told; wen: never more thou $2,500 n
year nnd he enjoyed himself as much as
most men do. ‘ . ‘.
His frugal ‘habim‘werg required in"
youth. for he was" not 'born with n
. , n in his
mouth, and he in: found his pleasure in
hard work. Elia President Bahia
friends estimate 111.1115 worth from
380.000 to $75.09!) whtn '11: elected.
luaulrrniy nomad that mount
1'“le b!
duh!
sundown-91112111111"
antith- fistula or :11.
’ ‘ , ‘ ”12063:th investmeni
“all,“ ‘ his ,
: be expel-ted to “‘01.
*' 1101151: siiARPS.
METROPOLITAN DEALERS In
WORTHLESSV ANIMALS.
How unsuspecting Countrym‘e'u m
Swindled—‘Solue Specimen Ad's-s ,.
linemonts—A Confidence Game
that Is Frequrntly “inked. .
“Skin" horse dealers flourish in New
York. They are the c mfidcncc elm-raters
of the horse trade and are not. to be 6011-
founded with the “Square‘f dealers who
may neglrct to point out some of the de-
fects of their living stock in trade. Their
purpose is robbery pure and simple. With
just enough tingl- of trade in it to give it
a color of rospertnbility' and to keep out
of State Prison. They conduct their
business much after the fashion of tho
bunco menscnding "strewn“ out to the
.milroad stations. the ferries and the big
horse sales to bring unsuspecting coun~
trymon to their lairs. They also reach
victims like the fortune~telling cheats
and many other forms of metropolitan
swindlers. through the advertising col—
umns of the daily newspapers.
It is not difficult to pit-k out the ad~
vi‘itisemeuts of the skin dealers. The
?favorite dodge is the “death of the
owner.“ or the “family going to Europe“
pretext for selling :1 magnificent animal
for a son". Here is a sample advertise-
mrnt which may be regarded with suspi—
c1011: .
FAMI LY going abroad will sacrifice im-
mediately very speedy roadster nnd“
stylish. gentle family horse: also guinea:
horse. used by ladies: lady's plant-ton. aid
top bug 1'. extension top family .
harness.§§r.. in superb onier. Owner‘s purl.
vow stable. — West — sL. near Broadway.
The oft-repeated announcement of a
firm “'1'” known to the public reads as
follows:
A BARGAIN to immediate purchaser”
llandsume pair com-l1 mores; tender
in the feet. suitablc for country use. no for
both; :1 strong young horses. suitable for gen—
eral busing-o1 we: prior-fromS-w toSllloonch;
sold separately; trial allowed. aner‘s pri-
vata stable — East —— at. between 3d and an:
ares.
It will be seen that great leeway is
allowed here for infirmities of almost
any character.
Perhaps it is n lady who has a turnout
to sell, and who will conduct the 11930-
tiations through :1 trusty "groom" in her
own private stables. for :1 gontlemnn
snddvnly called out of town. l‘hcy any
you in some- such
wise 11s these: ' = ‘
\
\
LA DY offers her turnout. for sale: baud-
; sum» rob. 17: hands“. nevi-u yeam old,
warranted sound and kind: elegant top phan-
ton. harness. exit: sold separately.
GENTLEMAN suddenly called In]
must soil 3 beautiful brown horse. 16)"
bands high; fast traivvli-r: safe and imrfectly
. sound; sun family. duct 1‘. coupe or bust-
“15‘.
There is nothing suspiz-ious in. the
lnngungc of these offers. and the mun.
woman or child in .smrcli of a burg-din
will find nothing suspicious 1n the com—
: modious stable to whirl: lie is directed ‘
or in me glib tongucd. honey-docking
man l11- finds there. The rusruls simply
use the uzai-liim-ry of :1 reputable business
to mirry on their nvfnriofis operations,
trusting to the always good cropof cred-
ulous individuals to furnish them with
:1 supply of victims. - ,
The confidence game. WlllCh is often
Worked in the "skin stables.“ isas oldu
the hills. \Vhile the agent, of the wealthy
owner. goné to heaven or to Jinn) is
. engaged in showing 03 the “points" of
his {3033 coufederatv rushes in and’dis-
playsuncommon an1iety to purchase the
horse.
"No.“ says the agent. "you an; 1.
dealer and my ptllll‘lp.il§ will not allow
me to St‘ll to a dealer. The horse is too
valuable. You know very well that they
do not care for the money. “11:1! they
wish is. to- be assured that the ammo!
falls into good hands." 7
I‘rrtty soon the alleged “dealt-r" gets
an opportunity to \ThlSIX'I' to the victim
a word of temptation. -
“I must have that horse. “ he says; “if
you will buy him for me I will give you
#50 commission; but don‘t give me away
to tigengem.W ‘
Tickled to death over the opportunity
to make money so easily. Mr. Greenhom
swallows the hate. and hook. too:'pur-
Chases the horse and leads him away to n
certain specified corner where he is to‘
meet the “dealer." VNeedless to say.thin '
worthy does not turn up and thé victim
finds himself most unwillingly possessed
of a piece of rope with something in the
shape of a horse at the other endof it. A:
npnrt’y to a little deco lion he has no
cnse against the man'w 0 sold himtho
worthless animal.-—l\'g1e York World.
Rachel‘s Cnpldlty.
Rachel. the famous tragedienne, ya
as avarioious as she was gifted. 011 out
occasion she was invited to dine at the -
house of a wealthy Parisian who wor~
shipped her. genius. Observing a mag
niflcent boquet of flowers thnt adornod
the centre of the table 3111: exclaimed:
“ch lovely !" ‘
“Pardon. mademoislle.“ said her host
with true French gallantry; “perinatal
moi de rods presenter cela,“ at the some
time lifting the flowers out of the Inn-
sire silver vase in which they tested.
“But. monaieur,“ aid Rachael. “‘tm
the vnse'that Winfred.” \
"ht‘fM’ 6"“ a van mu.” (this
is your: ntsoi“ said the ever with host.
When the repost was finished she «ind
her friend to tend her home in bin of
carri , as the was afraid some one
inigbt rub her of her silver vwe if all.
leturned in 11 public cab.
11 He usgdedeh )1 1d lodngly
erinto ev i o as“ imp :
“You will at tout riturn my (3:11.30,
will you not. mademoisello‘l”
It may be renamed flint the conch‘
amt—1mg Sim '
Odd Names.
In'tbo “Tuning of the Shrew" on:
speaker ridicules: ,. .
“8h%en8l..nndoldJohnNn ofG .
And militant Henry Pig’s-non,“
mmmmcbmudmu
Which never maul-now ovar- sow.“
But people with very much qnoerer no.0
thnn tin-so hue ‘actunlly been. and-boon '-
seen—«nnd nre living yet.
120an up by Dickens ore more than
mutt-had from the subscriptionlist of n. '
New York newspnprx: , , , ,
Karla Pi klen. Cynthiv Neil from
atoinbnusnr.o“’illlnm r. rim-11st? John J.
Cowling Lnnrn io I.‘
not
tanker. J. Tyrannv. Minnie fii M
Vinegar. Susie 8?. Norm B.
tie B. Tom Ollie Whitonockr . aux
summon. ‘ Blank. Corn Coon; Viol:
ssl‘onofl‘RSm‘Sbinr-s. 2er 811% fink
Ill Geo Dmxbdog.‘ . hm
are. use: “minis-Pd. 1 - .
A mountain grousg'pntsuod b a hawk ,.
flew into Lake L‘ity. Cob. and ' .
‘.
eof pinto ‘ tau threeoighth‘
’gg‘hthiok. Iimngeto sham "7
I‘m ‘ ifMd Fh % .
ilyflmt a be bonded?
The um:
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Norwalk Chronicler