Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1891, Page 9

r é * .THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. to forget that this people were a rich le, | have, and so followed Judas, some hundred MEPHITIS MEPHITICA. FOOD THAT IS MADE FALSE. c Vu \ t like thi continent fond thet they strong, patiently and with a look of bland won- — ——— KIPLING ON CHICAGO. enjoved paring dation ——— der in their faces. Isaw his broad back jog-| A Naturalist Gives Some Interesting Points | Some Surprising Statements by the Depart- lo my weak intellect this seemed rather like ae i advance of them, up, up a lime-~ Aboat a Curious Animal. ment ef Agriculture on the Subject. ae jucgling with connters. Everything that I incline, where I was forbidden to follow. Then —— From recent exhaustive investigations of the Sua. . . ve yet purchased costs about twice as much | a door shut and ina minute back came Judas | svc INsUSTICE HAS BEEN DONE To THE SEUNK— subject the of eati.| Ever It was my first hunting trip to the mown How He Saw the Bustling City and| esis Soult fagiond, and when native made | with the air of virtuous plongh bullock and | “ry ip Tux YARMER’s FRIEND. AXD SHOULD BE cago —— Wolsdueastera tay oe What He Thought of It is of an inferior quality. ioe op Bis pines in Me bore. Some ENCOURAOED—AKUNKS As FETO—TmEIR TICKS |b savory Ses rnb gar era apse bere Prradline soars. | Delieved in hie gentus pinion, stone : anabe abelien =e Mecsovat, hase tase Siaeens tas Cholli ick building in AND PRETTY WAYS—GOME DELUSIONS. senting an actual loss to the people of €675,-| She did not hope that he aon and now we had been bunting some ten days ; H SANA 000,000. Poor success. : of Ihave visited a gentleman who owned a | ¢p, . and so I | 66! SKUNK IS AN ANIMAL TO WHICH | 9. It is true we had . of CRITICISM OF A STRANGER. | factory which used to produce things. He | knew there wae trouble: and san aroha to the surprising injustice has been done,” said | | 4 Stam reporter was informed at the depart- we had killed « few deer, and one owned the factory still. | Not a man was in it, | front of the factory and so entered and stood | « naturalist toa Sran reporter. “Of all mam- | Ment that many packages of “coffee” contains ~ but he was drawing a handsome income from a pest ae ane count of > mals native to this country none other is so | >¥t little genuine coffee. They are mainly ager when he grew up. 7 vo 4 i which we absorb throu; in, by way com chi a 's father was a wholesale liquor dealer, Cuteage Relighons Polen ces Pie socbing= | oe, teat might na peels hie ints | out’ aurtouslgss Teka ot tho eels | universally abused, and yet, einough cccanlon- |COMPOG SC peas chiccory and’ rye, roasted im ™ man said that if. pro were abandoned | that i ally guilty of offense, no other species is nearly | *24 ground. The small “‘chefus” nut occasion = What He Saw in the Stock Yarde—How | 1/10 o¢ He ! [ E i same | red consciences by dollars and os ‘would Sood the country, ‘ y I-|s0 valuable to the farmer. It is trae that Se Se ee te Twanted tokill anelk with » fine pair of Pork ts Made. and as Dlooked at his factory I tho + the Pigs were | skunks some time rob hen roosts, just as dogs |PU*POse, as well as almond shells, which, tirely better it was to have no labor of any | nol concern, bat cattle—the brothers of kill sheep and cats devonr chickens; but, gener- | ‘Tested with molasses and ground, make a fair | the soul of art. He did not know such « thing | one antlers, and to that end I worked industriously, Te fete tar Sens ov Son en an WP. "| Mr pang Sh aeons | i, Rec aed se | tein Pn ote RL ee. qe do you remember that this peculiar | either Sultanizes or Brahminizes a man I shall | friend of the agriculturist, destroying more Jumbo died, obgnbethernt g ere teterretiirped A) his father looked at him aif thought he evening had so far rewarded my quest. HAVE STRUCK A CITY—A BEAL OITI—| _ try enjoys paying money for value not re- | believe about half what he says. It is unpless- beotles, grasshoppers, and other injnrious in- | his remains, one being the skeleton and the | were crazy. Ye moved camp several miles, hoping to and they call it Chicago. ceived? Taman alien and for the life of me} anttowatch the slaughter of cattle when one | sects than are done away with by all animals | other thestuffer skin. The coffee issubmitted to | _“‘Send you to Paris for two years? Not much, have better snocess. but no game of account The other places do not count. San Fran-| cannot see why 6 shillings should be paid for | bas lwughed at the notion fora few io in the | beside. Also it devours great numbers of mice. | Processes by which the essential oils and the es- | my boy. ‘T've heard a thing or two about Paris, | @orning bs fell to ourrifies. Then the boys began to talk cisco was no seseet ne wellan ocily endl | SS-petny cape or © dillings Sar elena | cout Sat ox vase lly we bom eh tr, Pera orem g ar of secretion, but | mcs are extracted from the beans, which are and aa for art—well, tats as good an excuse ~ however, of starting home. One afternoon I went to the . This place is en country fills up Cab ps Te = Page - ae coffee, wi e essences are y for going Salt Lak & phenomenon. x iy ed level a few million people | whic! y lay was separated from me by fifty | seel ie clearings and pastures sur- | manufactnred into extracts and sold as such. A the first American city I have encountered. rh: ns will be smitten with thesame pre of butchers and slung carcasees. | round the habitations of man, and frequently | very usual method is to take the coffee beans holds rather more than a million people with i ie a — is — a oes vee — it takes up its abode under an outbuilding or = shriveled. oy oe station of the ate » bodies and stands on the same sort of soil as assertion somehow thoroughly | of occasion required, ist | neighboring stump, sleeping away the day and | "4 essences and soak thom in sea water, which | by 3 i i i of Chicago. steers already stunned and breathing ing stamp, iB away 7 pre . tora : - eR Calcutta. Having seen it I urgently desire | suited the grotesque tcosomn booby heavily. These two they poleaxed, and half | at nightfall coming forth to wander through ing desepton to the peti IF Fone red i owe yet ee never to see itagain. It is inhabited by sav- cumee laa phair raising them by tackle they cut their throats. | garden, orchard and meadow for the purpose | coffee it ‘ia = fairl good rule’ to avoid the ‘Within about two miles of camp I saw a band of ages. Its water is the water of the Hughll and | | = now and = cal see — 22 men skinned, eneh carcass, somebody | of _presing upon the inseets that feast upon the | highly Polished, colored and plamp grains and 5 ption of sunlight > ions | #3 oF eight elk feeding in an open space sbout ir is dit i that it is the “boss” . road 7 there be | ent off the and in half a minut oduct of human toi is estima’ a have the poorest looki ‘ticle you can bo small stream. Gooner ancien. s.asnsdbatsere Wad W Soa four Change: ween he’ eriee ex asase | emamtaniaiees meme oma ae Hngle creature of {hts sort in ene year netsa| REG . akc saaped decree app ed ' Sty quiling inte Ge clas k con, town of A: I do not believe that i Ba b : Ch g Quickly getting ype sisal is They told | seventy bushels a year. Beyond their hut lives | appointed place. There was clamor enough in | farmer more in dollar and cents than he loses | ‘Bologna sausage has always been led im of their value in | Tobeated. Sh md crawled and worked the Se eee eee Lear enik ie cece] Tures! Ines a aeane eee getion © operating room, but from the waiting cat-| from the depredations of the animals during | asa mystery, but, no one would readily sus- metal. How natural the rust dense brush as mab ro psa an PED whicl cand security roe Renton y 5,000 ru exina rear. yess, never sound eS ee — And yet he rarely loses a chance | pect adulteration in it. And yet not only is|on the hoops and that cobweb over the right- “ within about mueh gilded and mirrored, and there jowala Singh, the smith, mends the vi ath, . ed with 3 tore or lose decomposed, tibied. ont boiey | piecetinace Zane looked to him! But ‘what huge hall of tesselated marble crammed wit ploughs—some thirty, broken at the share, in n 7 A PRETTY ANTAL. more or less decomposed, tain! oa ener him most was not nay. iti 3 . letter writer | slain at the rate of five a minute, and if the pig] ,, it | Cheaper than fresh, but the condi coloring or the composition, but the fact that people talking about monsy and spitting about | 206 dsys.and Hukm Chand, who ie y | men were spattered with blood these butchers | | “Among the mammals of this country it | Cobia" caectuatly droguised ty the boy had not omitted to suggest faintly the qreryuhers. Other ‘Neshariens: charged, fn | ee eile haces ta einen venea tn am | wane Belbatin Te hs clock crate inerrny | would be Gidicallto SaA a prettier cihaaad aa: chaser by what is known ase “coloring,” made | letters on one beral, ohich eee ny of thie inferno with | letters goasip aa the barber and midwife have not yet | Rittcrs. ‘There was no place for hand or foot | the skunk. Ita black body, with a narrow | Ct salt, saltpeter. borax, alum and Venetian ting Judas, without a word. They were im their hands, and yet | made publi ty. that was not coated with thicknesses of dried | white stripe running up the forehead and the | red. Colorings play an important in the others shouted at each other. A man who |™ Chicago husks and winnows her wheat by the | blood, and the stench of it in the nostrils bred | broad band of whitees ding from the crown | business of the “dulterator. ‘Three small had drunk quite as much as was good for him | mijjion bushels, a hundred banks lend bun- | fear. down the back, is very handsome, the large | ‘‘greened” pickles contain the full medicinal told me that this was “the finest hotel in the | dreds of millions of dollars in the year and| And then the same merciful providence that | and bushy tail, terminating in ft of cream | dose of sulphate of copper, two grains. Vermi- 3 jod Almighty’s earth." By the | scores of factories turn out eoagh goer and | has showered good things on my path through- | white, pon boom to pe @ most pleasing | celli manufacturers use poor four whitened with | And he straightway offered Paul the: 4 * American wishes to indicate the | machinery by steam. Scores of daily papers | out sent me an embodiment of the city of Chi- | caect, “The fir is long, thick and glossy and | pipe clay and supply the absence of eggs with | cent sum of 52.50 if he would make the letters the brush opposite. As he went E “God Amighty’s | do work which Hukim Chund and the barber | cago #0. that I might remember it forover. | makes a beautiful center for a robe. Pelts | saffron and chromate of lead. Strawberry ice | plainer so he could use it as an advertisement. . ‘asiog and Hatters | and the midwife perform, with due regard for | Women come sometimes to see the slaughter, | which Inck the whiteand black atripesarc largely | crease commonly is made by dispensing With | lt would look fine in the sample room with a Then I went out into the streets, | public opinion, in the village of Isser Jang. So | 98 they could come to see the slaughter of men. employed in the manufacture of fine furs and | the fruit, using Aniline red and amyl ethers in- | touch of bright red or yellow in it and a $1.50 iat and without end. | And | rar as manufactures go, the difference between | And there entered that vermilion hall a young | gre‘sold under the name of cAlecke tabla® stead, Persons who are addicted to that very | gold frame, he thought. And if the firm name s fo live in the east | Chicago on the lake and Isser Jang on the | Woman of large mold with brilliantly scarlet “The skunk does not evince the dread ‘man | popular drink called whisky ordinarily regard | could be worked into that streak of sunlight in 4s of time. Your ideas grow to | Montgomery road is one of degree only and | lips and heavy eyebrows and dark hair that | that is manifested usaally by mammals, and, | the fusel oil, which it is apt to contain when too | blue letters how well it would go! clash with those beld by every right thinking | not of kind. As far as the understanding of | came down in a “widow's peak” on her fore- | when encountered, he rarely thinks of —— new, as detrimental to their heaith, but the gov-| ‘This was the extent of the paternal CT erminable vistas | the uses of life goes Isser Jang, for all its sea- | head. She was well and healthy and alive ex- away. On the contrary his curiosity is arot vat it Away went the entire band, and the one I had shot at, turning squarely around, made for Was @ magnificent specimen and of unusual a |e 4 the man. I was greatl l. ni ernment chemist says that one plate of ice | ciution of the artistic efforts of his son, A size. ‘d_fifteen-storied | sonal cholers, has the advantege over Chicago, saat Leak! ad ge was dressed in flaming red | and he is apt to come forward to investigate. | cream or a single glass of soda wator frequently | wan appreciation to a certain extosh kag ae a ily pom Sant fomething im reply Quickly dressing him, as it was now nearly enand women, and} Jowaia Singh knows and takes care to avuid | and black, and her feet (know you that the feet | 4 weakness of his is inquisitiveness. Skunks, | contains more of this deadly product than five | picture won the old man over. The effect of the story upon Miss Gale's | “TK, I hastened to camp for — to bang him mpressed me with a great horror. the three or four ghoul-haunted fields on the | Of American women are like unto the feet of particularly when young, make very pretty | glasses of poor whisky. it was settled afterward that Paul should go | ;; ing, but after a. Up. We were soon back an: 4 in Loud nd I have forgotten | outskirts of the but he is not urged by | fairies) —her feet, I say, were cased in red | pets, being attractive in ‘appearance, gentle in| | Brandy, nowadays, instead of being prodnced | to Paris and work under the eyes of the great ‘upon the had his head off and the carcass hung sc Bad never seen 0 | millions of devils to run about all day in the | leather shoes. She stood in a patch of sunlight, disposition, interesting in manners and cleanly | by the fermentation of grapes, is a complex ts. was proud evening for me. Reader, have te together and never such 4 | «un and swear that his ploughshares are the | the red blood under her shoes, the vivid car- | jx haus 8 . ‘They are playful, sometimes | mixture derived by distillation from grain, ” said the man of gin and whisky in the — bem no — best in the Punjab, nor does Purum Dass fly | cases stacked around her, a bullock bleeding | mischievous and manifest considerable affec- | tutocs a1 no beauty—only a mez 7 pr ns you, after and tedious iting, met with d the refuse of beet-root refiueries, you do not gets picture hung up in like’ success about to give up’ ‘Then you ing | {0Tth in an ekka more than once or twice a | its life away not six feet from her and the death | tion. Potato spirits and beet alcohols, most dele- | the big saloon over there after two years you —_ can realize my feelings. wire roy ¢ thead and dirty stone flagging | yeur, and he knows, on a piich, how to use the | factory roaring all around her. She looked saan: terious of ail varieties of spirits, sro sent from mustn texpect no mors money from me, for P ———_+o-—___—_ under foc railway and the telegraph as well as any son of | Curiously, with hard, bold eyes, and was not Ihave had at different times ten hive skunks | @¢*™any into France in vast quantities to be | I'll give you nothing. You'll have to shift for 1d the cortege is A WOMAN'S WIT. ‘THROUGH A CAB DRIVER'S LENS. Israel in Chicago. But this is absurd. ashamed. : inve hadi st different times Phpbogrs: flavored, colored and labeled to meet the | yourself, and I'll put what I've squandered on Acab driver volunteered to show me the} The east i not the west, and these men must | | ‘then said I: “This is a special sending; I|as companions. Some were dug out of their | wishes or American connoisseurs in cognac. | you down to profit and loss aud close the ‘she had occasion to visit Chicago | She Was Sure the House Was on Fire and os ch an hour and | Continue to deal with the machinery of life and | have seen the city of Chicago.” And I went | holes and the rest caught in box traps. Two| Cider vinegar io 'alect merce dee, i ‘tage of an oppor- ‘Was Afraid of a Panic, a ee ee to call it progress. Their very preachers dare | 8Way to get peace and rest. were so young that they could walk butafew | apple juice, and an article claimed to Le} Pani sailed away witha hopefcl heart. He | "4. inapectt Sten the Dated Ses Paee, Tusndered fur. Ho cancsived that | oc: rcbule thea. ‘They glow over the Lustig Ropranp Krrtsxo. | steps at'a time and had to be brought up on pure orange juice and found on sale as | studied under Benjamin Constautand Lefebvre, Tt was Li o'clock at night and I was going to aoil —_ squash, bapa bony adie for money and the thrice-sharpened bitterness —_~ee—____ milk, being fed with a The others ate | “orange yy ler” proved a tobe ealy 1 became a {faithful and conscientious “ <* be nde Kyo 4 red, that it was g ddie | of Adam's curse by saying that such things meat and insects fr From some | sweetened water, sharpened up with citric au ent. F “ room Florida hotel, om cen layers, one atop of the | Gower aman with a larger’ range of thoughes BIS VOICE AT HIS FUNERAL, often: T veered: the ant begs Dut’ the | tartaric acids and flavored with the oll derived fe thought. “Only two years | the fifth story to woe rome particular object of | came out of her room, fully dressed, and asked: s holes in the ground for offices. | and higher aspirations. They do not “F reater number were left ina state of nature. | from orange pee!. Practically all of the tlavor- efore I offer a picture to the Salon. | Wii with seccoal one a hea a ‘Do you belong to the hotel?” 2 wag 4 live town and that | yourselves from your own slavery,” but rather, | Almont the Last Words of Kalakaua will | {enter nu emitted any odor. When I came | ing extracts used more or less in every family got to be done, and I'll do it.” weler to tie ker demsagen Wiest coms] “ia eelen? ¥ me were engaged | “If vou ean possibly manage vt, do not set Be Reproduced in Honolulu, within reach these skunks would climb up my | are mixtures of acids and drugs, the manufac- | th fren larger and | the others got in quickly enough, but the man there many people hess tonight” o say, they were trying t0| quite so much store on the things of this | Fromthe Sen Preacievo Chronicle legs and solicit my caresses. turer of @ pure article having no chance in the | each one showed a bolder hand and a clearer of the elevator thought that : aoa” stints theigbelies He | Nerid.” And they do not know what the things | ‘Outeido the litte circle of immediate friends | “S-two summery eerie the happy master | market. thought than its predecessor. M was othe their bellies. He | of this world are. and attendants upon the late King Kalakaua | of the cleverest young skunk Ihave thus far | From 40 to 50 per cent of the drugs sold in riy in the spring of the second year he i ; “And it won't do to start s panic. Let me FE, FI, Fo, FUM! who were admitted into the sick chamber, it is | Chanced to meet. " ‘Mephitis mephitic’ being | apothecary shops are adulterated. Quinine | started for the coust of Malaga to conceive say quietly to you thatthe botel is on fire; I : im ‘Meph” in les i t be his masterpiece—his picture for I went off to sec cattle killed by way of . the name of the genus, I called him ‘Meph’ for | pills usually contain less quinine than is pre- | what was to ‘ aaterp: Pi meceiae ——— feel iva! eabesecd was | ct known that for the ten days prior to the | short. By way of precaution f remecet ive | wnded. hi ed | the Salon. For a month he worked feverishly = ‘ monarch’s death an Edison phonograph stood | scent sack. While driving about the country | with prussic acid and other o5 ‘aris | until he settled down to one subject, then ae efor ie enp. SS ee getting muddled every Englishman | near the bedside. Many who saw the instru-| he usually sleptin my pocket. When Iwent | green is employed to color the ornamental | the artistic fever came strong upon him and it | "2 NO, Not yet” she aaid, involuntarily. Kara from about aby edles tere the chore anall ind | ment daily never suspected its character or use | Walking Bo followed ‘ites ‘at my bela, If l oe with which cakesare adorned. Doar the baat pabe that his nands did not! The'man slammed the door impatiently and | “Entirely sure, | a 7 Y, d during the excitable days preceding the | W#Ked too fast for him he would scold and | rice drops given to chi ke hee wurden of brushes and palette. the heavily laden elevator ywnward. | While in bed. You go quietly down and tell the having seen them you will never forget the | ed during x > days pi the | stamp with his forefeet, and if I persisted in | from candy factory sweepings, a | ire canvas that 00 engromed his mind wase| i¢°hed mot reached the mest deo: telne my | clark and I ei imesk on ail Go desssen thts sight. King’s death, during which every nerve was | keeping too far ahead he would turn about dis-| of dirt being included. Artificial j picturo of the coust of Spain near Malaga, which | Steet cables farted ord, ‘tat hale eons | gierks ino Tar og the exe can reac stretches a town- | taxed to its greatest tension, the innocent-look- | gustediy and gohome. Weused towalk through | composed. of gelatine, sugar, artific 7 | cesar ereink and composing trom Gaidhtll | 5451 5 Gis Gansenand, “Mour peseee ones | tio was wenterhiliponsl pnb acted Gh I Se ee Ee comtagy_ dicted tle lo. waste canstien sepensd tn lis danded esvuar | 0 weeds 00s mnnahew ehich akounded atte | coring extracts and cochineal.| Two-thirds of | skeiches done on the spot ‘Ihe scene was | Crpshed to the basement. | F mover hought of doubting her easetten ee Reaking | potato nce cet ee ee ae eee Seen Vicsrsalice 1 Gah sactencvod by ail esseni the | fra"shoppers, and there ‘Meph’ would revel in } all teas from China and Japan | : thoroughly Mediterranean. a ing down by the stairway, T beck geeds, and_ loo! speedily driven out clos: to ar inclined timber | Unn0 . Pig pe by his favorite fe He would eat so many that | with Prussian blue and other chemi: ‘THE FATED PICTURE. aside Ol n = stree> s¢ adorned it was as) path which leads to an elevated covered way | king's chamberlain and his secretary. his over-distended little belly actually dragged | fish are packed and sold. und in tie foragromnd spasm wxudhy Gane cereal AN UP AND DOWN LIFE, each vende= stool at bis door kow!-| straddling high above the pens. These via-| When the Phonograph was brought into the | upon the ground. When so small that he could | superior kinds. Honey is adalte bh iis y dnets are two-storiel. On the upper story | sick room last Monday a week ago Chamber-| scarcely toddic about he tener tettea | elecoe, ite, a eeney | perpe With wild laurels, cactus and aloe, interspersed | The Elevator Mun Computes the Time and | floor. he sake of money employ or buy of | tramp the doomed cattle, stolidly for the most t : t | lair. Macfarlane explained its use and purpose | tackle the large and powerful beetle known as | with wheat, rice, corn and gi a with silken spears of burned yellow grass. The Extent of His Travel. me only 2 of aed eee ening Of sharp |to the king. and begged that he wonld speak | the horned bug," and gotmany mart nips from | nuceous substances whic; ent bocce Ga | telltione sahnon-colored sand showed in patches | From the New York Sun. ren @ crowd at a famina re-| hoofs and muititudin« lle.rua the pigs, the | into the receiver. The near approach of death | his audacity. After he had learned to handle | aged and unsalable ure rendered serviceable by | here and there, while crouched behigd this Yes, sir,” said the old gray-haired gentle- : “Sirctebang, cut, there amen | Mame end being appointed for each. Thus you | was not suspected at that time, but it was | then wiih impunity he ventured to attack | te “spice mixer,” being transformed by roast- | bunch of vegetation were three soldiers of the | man who rans up and dows the elevetoe ahafe le Stretching out their arms | wili see the gangs of cattle waiting their turn | urged upon Kalakaua that in after years his | mice. ing and grinding into products closely resem- | guarda costa, or coast guard, peering through | i. the big Equitable buildi oP . eee coe Of ,peing seen. | —as they wait sometimes for day ancy | Beople would be rejoiced to listen to the nat-| + ifeph's' nest was in a box near the foot of | bling the ¥ pices i Is the leaves at’ a felucca, whose crange colored Eee on noe eas teen Cee is semen dolorously slap the stomachs | need not be distressed by the sight of their tel-| frat tones of their former ruler. Little did | the sta’ id before he grew strong enough to | only a little ecasoning with sail was plainly visible off shore. great traveler in my day, and I've seen some po wedi mages Bh ye Am | es — eon epee ingen on og about in — of here os — ie Ca _ a borate amas climb out by himself he would stand on his [ecard characteristic odor and fit themfor| The picture was finished ‘and he brought it to | strange sights and got used to the ups and rapped y when be went satel See ioe ion, | Kuow is that a man on horseback causes their | in less than a week the little waxoa scroll con-| hind legs i i ira, | market. Paris und sent it to the Salon. ‘Then followed x alls legitimate competition. | next door neighbors to move by means of a| taining the words of King Kalakaua in audible phate eae decline dene ——__ downe—Gat old. joke of my basieem. I've] Sta ah t eae Ape other makes me | whip. Certain bars and fences are _unshipped, | characters would be so highly prized, ee ee cabin said that theso things | ant E the anxious days until finally the day came i abou P young ones being commonly raised each season. BACTERIA IN LOBSTER CANS. when the decision of the judges was tobe an- are appeared meen os mbes — 7 Popol; that crowd have gouo up the | The king consented, and raising himself up | The desh of the skunk is white: tavder aed de: —S nounced. Paul sat in@ cafe with a dozen | Before I got my position here Equitable oof of progress. and by tha: I knew | mouta of a sloping tunnel and return no more. | in bed, put the receivers in his mouth 4nd | licious to eat, being not unlike chicken, though | A Trouble That Has Threatened Im- | over artists, all waiting for news from their | building as a conductor of one of the elevators cn tp npnsehe "aac igs ore Seat talked into the ins trument in his native tongus. | more delicate. I have eaten skunk flest boiled, portant Trade Revealed. pictures, when in walked Jack Jenkins, another | I used to be in the business in the west and in ck the news of ius to their fri He spoke slowly and with some effort for | broiled, ited, fried and fricasseed. I is aankee artist, who shared Pauls studio. He and a hundred pens skirl responsive. nearly t ten minutes, then sank back exhausted, peepee pees # that anything ni The lobster cannera in this country are | +40! it, Who ss all parte of the country, and all the buildings : fen | bad just had good, good news, and he felt so ries i the; Tectia ed ee ht eitrowed myself: | promising to complete the message when he | some in the wuy of ment ie hard to pet alarmed by the appearance of a troublo which | {clighted that iis and had eoueelven a tent | have been greatbig piles. T suppose they have Selecting « viaduct which was full of them, as1 | should feel stronger. ‘The next day came with making of mom could heir. though I could not see, I marked a | the excitement incident to preparing for the pene fore fietat WOUkeek Ge saad ia SadatGaie tae ee fon Bega “Tye Sapa a bad ee pease ead sheave ether "aay, “Miche owe re | bX! 18 TEX HOUES, somber building whereto it ran‘and went there, | supper in honor of the king ny the Californie, are arme wi : 2 u ‘ a3 . s Ispent ten hours in that huge wilderness, | NOt unslarmed by stray cattle who had man-| Hal andihe pionagriphena tumotan. (0c | lous cows, whisk he employs in excavating lus | *®4 —, by —— _ Somes tothe | Speed amg eel Snugren ie = and calculate how much of a traveler you've g through scores of miles of these | ed to escape from their proper quarters. A | the following day came the entertainmenta for | burrows and in digging formice. Aleohe has a | “fet that they aro bad. a epetenens 58-1 ~ a mine; but we'll try again, ha” and he winked seta edad Saale few handred | Picasant smell of brine warned me of what was | the Mystic Shrine, and again the phonograph fine set of sharp tecth, but his chief weapon of | *¥ed exhibit slate-colored streaks through the | ¢ the other artists, - +f IT WOULDN'T WORK. Tey ans eating some few hundred | coming. Lentered the factory and found it | was neglected. defense lies in the secretion of a pair of glands | meat, which are seemingly evidences of de-|" "Without a word Cornoyers went out. He i 4 cas Seca thouste tof there Uertible (people who talked | full of pork in barrels, and on another story |" After that until death had closed his lips for- which are imbedded ina mass of muscle that | composition. More important still, it is alleged | walked directly to his studio and. sitting down g ‘The Bank President Knew « Thing or Twe their noses. ‘The eabman | more pork unbarreled, and in a huge room the | ever both Secretary Baker. ana. Chemberlaia serves to compress them #0 forcibly that the | p i aca hs table wrote a brief note. i is i 4 About Unbrclias. ruc, Dut after a While T picked ap another | halves of swine, for whose behoof great lumps | Macfarlane watched and waitel ausionsle for yy consignees abroad that customers have been re y i rs i ntai is 5 a " ‘Dear mother,” it ran, ‘I'm tired out and it’ Derrick Dodd im San Francisco Examiner. man who was {ull of figures and into my ears | of ice were being pitched inat the window. | the signs of returning conscionsness, hon ed joys foes Hitden tebe he erste mado seriously ill by eating the lobster thus | no use. iy picture was not hhung in the Salon, i “I don't know whether they do it intention- pie Unk factories sugested ieee The | That room was the mortuary chamber where | they might have the king conclude the scroll, | &Ce,0f more of n golden yellow.color; its odor | affected. Accordingly the cauners have ap-| Good-bye.” fect every minute. E; ally or not,” thoughtfully remarked young big biauk factorie Pos aay a — the pigs lay for a a while in state ere they | bus the watching and waiting were fruitless.’ | is no pervading that it has been known to be | pealed for helpful information to the fish com-| An hour later Jenkins came up the steps two | 24.000 fect. That makes Jack Kancbiter at the club the other night, turned out so many hundred a ee began their progress through@uch passages as| On Wednesday the phonograph operator was | wafted recognizably a distance of twenty miles. | mission at Washington. ata time. He had been looking for Paul and that WortBof such and ach an article: kings may sometimes travel. sent for. He removed the waxen roll ‘and gave | So powerful ure the fumes of thissecretion reat ee as wondered where he had gone. He opened many million other things; this house waa ow wane 6 kee, it to Col. Baker, who has since guarded it ae It is not likely that the fish commission could worth so many million dollars; that one so k , persons who have breathed them at close quar, not likel the door of the studio and stepped in quickly. Inany million more or less. It'waa like hete: | Turning a corner and not noting an overhead | scredly as his own life. day he took it | ters have been known to lose consciousnesm the | E*¥e discovered th Ml i : His foot stepped in something wet; he hastily | yai 2 back to Honolulu with him, where its worth | ¢e; f th. falli a a StaB reporter ned, that some of the | sick tch and by its flickering light he ing ‘toa child babbling of its hoard of shells. | 8*rangement of —_ wheel and pulley | Wi) be ‘computed beyond. measure in vulgar — a of 7 peers ~~ = eae stieaten ele ane ante = an of the ex-| or Pah scebilied a = —e! aed Ke was bike watching « fool playing with but-| Iran into the arms of four eviscerated car-| Coin. ‘It har not been read ‘yet, nor will ibs [ape igen prolonged. Persons tng: | Pert bacteriologist of the Army Medical Mu- . hb oor. t But 1 et gabected to, do more than |casses, all pure white and of « human aspect, | read until it is placed. in an’ instrument pon self among the number-—have suffered fren en or watch. He demanded that I should | pushed by a man clad in vehement red. When : : nbe { Yolver near his right hand. He was dead. See Meee De, Willicas Gray. He took'a sabe |” OS seared weikenk murine wemeon has! ; Hawaiian soil. It will, probably play a most] contact of this ucrid liquid with, th Oe ie fhe eae ee an Hb ad |S Sioked ap tive epvalveg; Mgabed oncomer Set you” Taek chee Mos engrgsae Ween Leama ae eee Saoiiiede ae up a violent inflammation. Reliable accounts | Tventy-four hours. the surface of the gece | cartridges remained. ‘The mateh burned down you that insular envy made me untcoponsive. Bo | ects, But there eas Sector ie thee shen FUN ON AN ELECTRIC CAR. tke given of entire love of vision from this cause. | was found to be covered with white fetch as | ' his inger and he dropped it. The buran the (carth almost six times, wee eg gon pbgae by Napa mee fewer lites herent ane ~ npderegg Qu the other hand thesecretion has been found | Piz as a dime, developed from the socks af | €"a fell upon the floor where it was wet and | But I've still 8.180 miles to cover yet. I'll finish Jou see I could not make him understand. Peli ble poster toy iran the railwayofueath | Shocking Incidents of Rapid Transit Which | 0 be an efficacious remedy in asthma, whoop- | [718,05 ’ Ps ace sputtered out us Jack pulled back the hammer. | the sixth circuit in 107,976 minutes, or 1.799 ihiidkig Secean ai aeeeenne ids Mat had nearly’ shunted me through ine ise Tickle the Conductor. ing cough and spasmodic croup. That solved the problem. ‘The trouble was |, ‘lelegation of friends came to the studio tee. That is, TH nigh Se Se eee ee ene | dee. Wiel teens canxtedla hale, dhe odseead Ol Ansonia: to the New York Su: SOME POPULAR MISTAKES. caused by bacteria—those minnte vegetable | ¢ next day to congrat the two American as see of all—a revelation of barbarism complete. I) his shirt were cut off at the elbows, and from ae = rf ei es og otis em | Sttists over the success of their piccures and to ywhere, most of them teil Paul ‘that bis picture had tls ‘the thi medal, ‘They found two bodies, lying one across the the phenomena of | ther. b “It was for many years believed, oven by nat- | organisms which are ever} found a place that was oftcially described as a bosom to heel he. was blood red. Beyond. this | , THe, electric i homage al aly ee Us Uecalise Wat tho sread fot the Meeiaid | Se ee d It was a circus really, but that the | perspective was a column of steam and be. | % womde: 0s wall Sy Gos poario er tac | neine, Vuk this ct teas: the soer¥tien twekag | Catie Sounaiapion;, ace’ Snurions. Beleeris worshipers did not kuow. There were flowers | yond that was where I worked my awestruck | Pride and wonder as well to the people of the | urine, but > She secretion being | omect, by preying upon tissues which nature ail about the builtin, which was fitted up with | way, unwilling to touch beam or wall. ‘The | two towns. Never a country visitor comes to | made by a pair of special glands. Nor is it true | desirés to dispose of, - ned ‘oak and much lnxury, in- | atwmosphere was stifling as @ night in the rains | seo his relatives but he is taken fora ride or, | tt, the animal scatters its scent with ite tail. > nd , a "a 8 F Furthermore, iti not the fact asin commoniy | iat called decomposition, “They attack the Tee REVENGE AND SUICIDE. ed brass candlesticks of severest | by reason of the steam und the crowd. lelimbed | +r.) i r lobster and cause it to rot, thus producing the If I Were You, My Dear. ——_ Gothic design. | To these things and @ congre- | to the beginning of things and, perched upon | B® ‘leetric cars and the workings are explained | jelieved, that a skunk is always ready to spat-| siate-colored streaks of matter, partially de- Homa the Lediis' Home Journal. A Eat Haunts a Doctor Who Experimented ean ee eee a tas ca uddenly a wonderful | « narrow beam, overlooked very nearly all the |t® him. Somo of the cars “leak,” and the | ter any one who chances to come within range, | Ne . I wouldn't turn my head to look after fine On B. man completely in the confidence of their God, ever bred in Wisconsiz. They had jast| metallic parts are highly charged with | On the contrary, tho beast waits until it is hurt | “Ir this mects’ the eyes of the canners they whom he treated colloquially and exploited | been shot out of the mouth of the i viadact and | the electric fluid. One car especially | Ot very seriously frightened before it emits the learn for the first, time of the nature of | {*0cks or impertinent men. Sie ae ee ee y ef has bee: i , ras 1 learn 1 Dr. T. J. Richie, a physician of Beaver Falls, ery much a# a newspaper reporter would | huddle together in a large pea. Thence the; oted i secretion. A beli in circulated to the | their difticnl erto they have not| I would’t forget to sew the braid around the exglols © foreign potentiate, Dat enlibe the | were autet persuasively’s few at s time, ints | 2 ™ for this, | The conductor and efrect that » skunk when held up by tg tail can: | {2° ‘i t dreamed of. Communication iz to be made ta | bottom of my skirt or the button on my shoe. | P#., has had an experience with a rat during Eitererh to forget that he ad not Hered, dis | & amualler chamber, and’ there a, man ‘fixed | ere we ook of rain teh earns date of fan | not ojoct its scent. T know from experience to | (hewen ole Somme ouly of the cause of | T wouldn't conclude thas every man wio eaid | the past week which he will not forget for some Pontes Of atte eon WIth eet ar tiee tg | tackle on their hinder legs so that they rose in | (eine the 100k Of painful surprise that spreads | the contrary. When I was a little b Y; One | the trouble but of the cure for it. The latter is, irs to me had fallen in love | time. Recently he has been experimenting on ter of attraction. With a voice of silver cnd | the air, suspended from the railway of death. | (self over the facet of those who are shocke Tinter, 9 light mow enabled me to track a skunx | happily, most simple nnd easy. ———— Eas ani mall eos bask URAC Odi eam imagery borrowed from the auction room| | Oh, it was then they shrieked and called on | Yesterday a lady got on the car a ceentnTted, | to its hole in the woods, where I set a box trap = pase with me. a mes - is built up for his hearers a heaven on the lines | their mthers and made promos of amend. | 4.08 her feet touched the, iron doorall ah | wick bait. "Next morting T found: the feep | ing the lobster for shipment they |. 1%Wd"'t feel that I was a ill-trented per-| the purpose of studying the process of digest- of the Palmer House (but with all the | ment, till the tackleman panted them im thers | &*¥@ & startled scream and a. look of blan! sprung, but hearing no noise within I open In preparing the lobster for shipment they | sonazo because, thongh [could play pleasantly, | jon. He would place the animals under’ the ling real gold and the plate glass| backs and they slid head down into a brick- amazement spread over her features as she re- je lid. Before I had time to see what was | boil the cans for twenty minutes at one time. my friends didn’t count me # modern Mozart. influence of chloroform, and then, after cut- in the center of ita loud- | floored ° Fery, like a big kitchen wi ae fps mong gg nape a ell irene gn‘ as T veached | Instead of doing this let them boil them for 1 would not, when Leonid only have one frock, | 14,0 tics open and meting the working of the Yowwed, argumentative, very shrewd creation | that was red. ‘There awaited them a red | !limbs: Pei = fold of the skunk’s ta beak fomebow £0t | ton minutes one day and for another ten min. | Choose a conspicuous one that would mark me | ting th a al ‘One sen ‘at this ith a knife, which . gave her a little push into the ear, and # sigh of | hold of the skunk’s tail by mistake. and beld Fan tare wh or | #8 the girl in the red plaid. digestive organs, would sew up m of the judgment and ran: became a splutter, and then a fall as of heavy “ i 7 so um by the head. Scarcely had i it on de illi | Sive snappy, ill- Lx» questions m they | against the passage you will unders fred an oft hi rt a * | adults, but not the spores, which are less sensi- + i id st lear of the kicki: required an fort on her part to squeeze | which hit me full in ‘the face, entering my | *°™ nal 1 = familiar way of the men I know; when you make are |e hander le pn tram ty | ct, mS, Pt, Nth Eo | maaan tayo "Ney aed | ees Hrs net sao hve | tiny wage in mew tangy: henna |B a larded his performance with | feeling of compassion, but because the spurted seg atten, Screamed: “‘Howly |and screaming with pain I rushed into the ceed quietly to propagate and’ feed upon the | Sider you as Kate, Nell or Molly. treets, the counter and the | blood was in his eyes and he bad barely time ugh. He had too big a Job to | Howse, where in the efforts made by my family | fpstek. But, if the oiling 1 repeated on the |, Zwouldnot permit any girl friend to com sand he said that religion ought to | to stick the next arrival. ‘Then that first stuck | @uctor didn’t laugh. He ig a Job to | to wash the fluid from my eye ed wat | fecond day, the newly grown bacteria are all | to mo of her mother—it is like listening to S2'et ney daily life. Consequently. I presume | swine dropped, still kicking, into a great vat of | Push her off the sill, | T 1 hime The dows tect | Crowded into the pail of water and I was well | {1005 urorg they have had time to reproduce | Pheiy. he introduced it as daily life—his own and the | boiling water and spoke no more woras, but | "208 he doce alll, hi tai open oe feet | nigh drowned. fe of his friends. ‘Then T escaped Lefore the | wallowed in obedience to some unscen’ma- | HEUCK the door sill hi tail dropped down, the ——-—_ blessing. desiring no benediction at such | chinery, and presently came forth at the lower os aad tack, Jomted of ase ee ‘The Pathos of Loneliness. eee et ee eT onstene’, seemed | end of the vat and was heaved on the blades of | howl be dropped beck, jumped off the car and} 1 4.5.4 lately of « pathetio case of the loneli- and that will sottle the question. ‘Thus a|, would nottell my private affairs tomy most Series Gometines, ont be understand that I] 9, blunt +r a ‘Tho man with rubbers on smiles « superior | ness, says.a writer in the Boston Post, which | threat to an jmportant American industry is persed alae T ask ber im- bop beeen poe eG Beye Ronan win here ile as he steps in, and this the |comes to a stranger inastrange land when | 0 be easily done away wi vy ‘ when I had perused the sermons of a gentle- | hair off him, except what little a couple of men | Ft of smile as he steps in, is ungers the | cor nger ina strange land w! i ro urmi I would not write silly letters to young toon called Telaage and, seme others, I per-| with Rebesonitoasmne: ase conductor. To fet even with him he asks for | suddenly deprived of a lifelong companion, | , TBi* discovery has given rise to a surmise ag their species. If it is desired to make assurance | , 1 would not, when I brush the dust off my doubly sure let tie boiling process be repeated | at, forget the cobwebs of distrust and sus- once more for ten minutes ‘on the third day, | Picton in my brain. i Ts f Soe toi fo cases. of | OX permit them to be familiar with me. _ cere that {bad Veen listening to 4 very mud | " Then he waragain hitched bry the heels to that ee eae eee Ect puncte | '24er the most painful circumstances of doubt | iiinews, sometiines resulting feethe atten cating T would ‘up the chim- specimen. Yet man, wit! ru said railwa; wn ine of twelve r Sea 4 ite - 3 ter is to tl saAchews Sus, tas bepivtaquimeapeter | orca ep iousteune can steps on the door ®ill, touches the other man's | mystery. The wife of w Frenchman em-| lobster. ‘The matter is Prompaly inves ‘and found heat hich ii ted, with iss of mouth and hat-on-the-back-of-the- style | mana certain amount of his individuality. iron eer on pepsi [tae lorbel mgs ped order! Eros lentil | Sn wi inicenting. si adssiing with the macred vessels, would count | was taken away in a wheelbarrow, and when he | Sa", compression of the, Conductor has that | she was dependent for support, panied, oe Rimeelt spiritually quite ccmpetent to send a — ee ny id pootne ce his little scheme worked. The sensation is not | away, and as he was known to have money on HE ESCAPED THE DOCTORS. All that Sunday I listened to people who said | Preponderance of individuality was over a bur | St #l! painful, but ite suddenness is apt to take | his person it was feared that he had met, as the likely | 8 to be most int i He Watched the Autopsy. way, but that night, po resolution out of rte ith foul play. At last his bod; En Vigilance of coroner sees many sights, says the rat when he bd > ra the lution out aman juick! ~ | re] Ts say, With for a it was|A Sick Man ludes the His A curious Son torwesd: and gone Seve Stipe of | to foreign feavel. in Bd hail he net end | thing. - People who are troubled with thous: | found outing near net hie bridges se charles Consulting Physicians. Mtoe ter Agi. Dosey Oa tpepied so Ea ‘Yas chine thing to ran along them. was That | with some of his most cherished notions! pat tenga a Ae From the Chico Times, was telling of a circumstance that came under 2 elephone was progress, network | ‘The dissecting impressed me not »o much | 1 oheficial, asafer place than a sa bank or. ‘There were six of them, all at the head of several nights after- of wires overiead was progress. They re- | as the slaying. “They were so excessively elie, their profestion and each with his hobby, and ward, ted their statements again and again." One i of them took me to their city hall and board of | dead, trade works and pointed it out with pride. It was very ugly, but very big. and the streeta in front of it were narrow and unelean. When I saw the faces of the men who did business in that building I felt that there had been a mis- take in their billeting. STRUCK A PLOTECTIONIST. Just when the sense of unreality and oppres- they consulted together over the case of the great man in the next room. . Said Dr. Pompom: “He should be tre- i | i 4 F f i i i | 3 g ! | 2 i 4 t BE i HE i Hf d if bit injected into his veins.” 3 husband, more doctor it showed every sion were strongest upon me, and when I most ; in 1865, 18 few ar ever, forward and he put the trap on the wanted help, a man ant at my side and began to | acale and there was no sound of trouble. bet T ‘snd 90 minutes to the west, InLondon, | eas of say pork te whom Hoek eben tee | inn ay Garp. miirebe beart with he angers . Sceile of chibrofores taik wnat he called politics. could smell the salt reek of blood before I set | between 1580 and 1692, the needle varied fron, ng ea made my blood run cold,” said the Sospairing, tore I bad chanced to pay about 6 shillings for a| foot in the place. The cattle did not come| 10 15 minutes east t 6 degrees west. Said pen Ft BR He un . traveling cap wi 18 pence and be made | directly through the viaduct, as the pigs had | In average variation is 13 degrees seemed to resent the coroner's MwA from the of the facta text for @ sermon. He said that | done. They debouched into a. ‘by the hun- Siaweuan Minnesota 11 much, and insisted on what caused a its bowels ental oo ta tae ee ‘hina! ated and they mene TS | Sees Sok fen toe a ee comely scam ood ‘and died. It hed to pay 2 cent ‘on a mi north except in a They could afford it. He said that the govere- | "In the center of that yard stood « red Texan ahd at no place docs it’ continue to call ty Cane eee en oT ‘than ‘to ment imposed a protective duty of from 10 to | steer with a Leadstall on his wicked No | point a given angular distance from the don't understand that. I a big beart 70 per cent on fozeign-made articles and that | man controlled him. He was, s0 to north fer any stated length of time, In many Py amen ced pee ‘woman was the A: manufacturer consequently could | picking his tecth and. ‘in an open. places it changes ly, annually, diurnally the Lever see.’ sell his goods for a healthy sam. Thus an im- | of his own when the cattle AS soon a | and hourly, and is, besides, further to Ritted hat woald, with duty, cost 2 guiness. | the first one had fearfully quitted the viaduet | fluctuations redi to no method of Srectat, Excursion Rarzs to New Orleans American manufacturer would ‘* hat | this red devil put his hands in his pockets and | tion. In the of iron in any or ‘Mardi Gras, $27.50 for the for 17 shillings and sell it for 1 pound 15. In ‘slouched across the yard, no man him. | of magnetic sunds it is deflected the on sale February 6 to For these things, he lay the of | Then he lowed something to the effect he | material ettracting it ‘Tho poodle has been at ticket America and the eff of Com- Tamang {eStleriy appointed of the estab- | known to vary in a distance of one Petition between factory kept the | lishment and show rourd. They | mile and 1 anda mincustntee tone to decent but I'was never | were country folk, but they knew how to be- | when left ‘in & certain locality.