Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1892, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES. 1 7 peo vie — we ——s A ROMANTIC TRAGEDY | Sesto REE Eu Eas “ee see eag OUR CORN IN EUROPE, Seey eked eit oes EEE ES Q PER A TY PARIS. SS ‘and parte of the continent and showing them face of the globe." + | hearsal of that samo evening. they go back empty banded to the starv-|‘‘She is still delirions most of the how to cook this meal. He went to Russia and | EXPORTED To EUROPE. ing army and face the brutal rage of the | time. The remembrance of the terrible spec- showed the aa’ baw te cs Gate rar weere XD THE COMPORER i “How much corn dowe ship to Europe) Tie: is ‘The character of ““Thamara’s” music may be a ewineherd Goncalo? Besides, how could | tacles, the horror of the endless solitude, and : «| dian corn with rye to make the bread which | 5 ae " The Story of the Discovery of the| trey ascend agninst the current in their | the darkness of night iw the desert hed cock ex Secretary Rusk Pushing American| wes used by the famine sufferers, and'he is |2O*? i | No Dearth of Music Written by the gathered trom the mocessive steps in the career Ri enfeebled condition, and if thoy ancceedad it| effect upon her mind that her, hair turned : doing whathe can here to push the matter with | “Only about ¢ per cent of our entire crop. | Children of F of M. Bourgault, ite composer, After bie Great Amazon River. would be but to. perish with the rest. Don | white.” no wonder, when she stood the Corn Germany. the German government. He receives asalary | The of know practically nothing | 1 0 Consere , where btwined é Grellans urged these considerations upon bis | sole survivor among the dead bodies of eight of = ‘ of €2,500 a year from the Agricultural Dopart-| af the alwantages of Indien fore Tne ren of France. erudite in the ¢ atoire. he ob companions, together with the -known | her family and friends and attempted to bury * ee with he frail hand: ve a- ies and in 5 o Part jounded a Ma THE FABLE OF EL DORADO.| "i ‘tha “teriors ‘there wan, oume| Oo Fasare B Winn, |ARMY AND PRISON TESTS. Sree eel tees the government is spend: | oquntris end in Scotland T had cora palace |sre 7 arERT PRODUCTIONS, | hen be founded s eocety of amatenre whack d the music of nd on bis reture the prize of Rome, he «tud ment, and this, with a thousand dollars for his | trying to introduce it in a dozen different —- Palestrina and Bach in Italy tounded the French dilettantes with music Seeacekiosiiniaiaie chance of not only saving their own —— is that there should be a dozenmen here instead of cornas human food. I gave thousands of Gnbeown before. After night seats of this met lives, but immortalizing their names by fresh A GREAT GLACIER CLIMB. Ib of ono and that the very best and most practical children from the different charitable organi oa ae “i over-successfal work be went on an official mi Gencalo Pizarro and Hie Search for the | discoveries, with such plausibility that all con- —— The Experiments of the Kaiser's Chemists— | business men of the United States should be | tions free meals and some of these institutions “Sigurd” and “Salammbo"—How“Thamara” sion to Greece, whence after several years more, Golden City, With Its Monareb Clothed in | sented except two—e young knight of Badajoz | The Longest Glacier tn the Temperate Zone | | pa ream pe Rye—|*elected. ‘They should be sent here with «| are now using Indian corm. I got the people of | q. he Difficatties b* brought back voluminous studies in Greek Gold Dast—Adventures of Madame Godin— | 24 a dominican friar. These objections Orel- ‘Ascended by Mr. Conway. anuts, Potatoes and Rye—| good supply of money and the corn used Glasgow to using it and in Ireland I know they | Came te Be Presented and © - popular songs. Five or six years ago he fivally lana disposed of by setting the stubborn twain | po. we ¥. Sun, A Caravan of Wagons 150,000 Miles Long—| for ex, menting, should be selected corn|are now eating a great deal of Indian cora,| Encountered im Bringing It Out—No First Pitint inmecif to dramatic compeaitien, and ggbore, to perish of return to the army ea best | Mr. W. M. Conway, who was sont out by the| All Germany Waiting for the Govern-|from the best soil and the best seed. The which they use in the form of mush,| Prison Given Out Tine Year Produced an opera which was euccessively com- they could. Then, tn order that bemight make |» 7) Geographical’ Seclety of London, iast| ment's Decislon bread should be introduced through the best which they call “stir ‘There is iscoveries un’ jos Brussels and vari- Phmented and rejected Bpectal C rrespon tenn delegated authority in the name of another, | spring to explore the Kara Koram mountains soclety, much as William Walter Phelps intro- | 9 big field for American canned corn ——> uro} 1 ties of the provinces. He then remem- duced it at the dinner which to Bis in pe and tho Government ought | he rights of the prize of Rome, whic Mawovs. Brazrt, Oct. $, 1892. | Orellana renounced the commission be had re- | and their mighty glaciers north of Cashmere, marck and others, where the only bread on the | to be showing our corn and its uses at the if- | CoF*Pendence of The Re en jee as eueea Papuan CANNOT TU RN | ceived from Pizarro and was electedcommander | bas accomplished the most brilliante feata of | 8P¢ctal Correspondence of The Evening Star. table was corn bread, so made that it was as ferent exhibitions here. If a retail grocery es- gyee decreasing, ene the committee of the institute atl reavtiypttibaigeed Fey wopasor inion TapeuRia aad (giclee citattag nas scyvec"| Hrnrsx, October 10,1802 | light and white as wheat bread aod st should | tablishinent could be selected in the different HE FRENCH NEVER ten of ne Oa y not be bro: forth as a starvatio: ora | cities and towns in which f ow Wook leave off reproaching Amazon without refer- AN ADVENTUROUS YOTAGE. | plorer has achieved in years, He has ent to XPERIMENTS ARE ee s _ Ea Wl son waspane adie sone ee ae mae eee fore “Thamara” hag the English with their legal right to its performance in the National artistic shortcomings. | Opera. Now it is only Tha-Ma-Ha-Boum-IMe For instance, the moa- | He! but the moral remains. The Shaftesbury ts to some of th On the last day of December, 1541, mass was —— of (thew | said by Friar Gaspar and the adventurous voy- | {2 *0clety @ report of his ascent of the Baltoro | Slacier,” over forty miles in length and the age begun. Their prospects were gloomy sao glacier that is known in temperate cheap food. good baker could prepare Indian cora for the = wa) being made herein Ber- THE CORN PROSPECTS. | people and give it away. I believe ina short ; lin which promise to be| ] chatted with Col. Murphy last night about | time the people of the various countries would intrepid voyagers who first ventured upon its of vast importance to] nis work and the prospects, Said he. «-We are | &t to using it aud the outlay would be quickly - Avenue Opera House in London has become © 2 made | enough. All their provisions being exhausted, | regions, and of his ascent of an ice-covered 2 the i srity ‘ repaid in our increased exports.” era English school of Common m r lack of Bagtids susie ee a ther "were reduced to boiling their leatbern | mountain over 23,000 feet high at the upper end re! See en aera [BOW making a bread of rye flour and corn | "nde" Sots tor bs « hutronce of opinion ering sealcep eae ee Dot the United States. | meal The Painting is not repre- who scarcely etiet becatine th girdles and the soles of their shoes in the hope | of the glacier. = Proportions are one-third corn and | among the bakers here as to the use of this A . sented at the Louvre Uragement, while French govern- the world. This region | of extracting suiiicient nourishment to sustain | He began the ascent of the Baltoro glacier on . The government of | two-thirds rve, and the bread is fully as nutri- | Murphy bread. Quite a number of the cho, nee, which made it possible of romance and adven- | fife. Soon it became necessary to butld a bet- | Angust 5 "He hed ivile ides fexauaring of te Germany is carefully | tiousas the rye bread. It is more digestible have tried it, but owing to the use of the | erat the Lancmbours, “Themara” do _ pens ture hae bad no Pres-| ter vessel, and this being accomplished after | discomforts before him. His party included : testing the uses of our | 82d at least 25 per centcheaper. The element | wrong recipes or carelessness of mixing it where Mr. Whistler's of cheapness makes a great difference with the Germans, and in this country every cent counte. tart, has Indian corn, and is con- with the rve they have not had the best results. portrait of his mother aabee | great diffieulty and delay they resumed their | three Englishmen besides himeelf, Alpine cott nor Washington Ir-| Yoy,c¢. Sometimes they met with «kind re- | guide and our Sepoys detailed frota an Indian : z r |The number of bakers in Berlin using it at has lately been bu: ving to immortalize its | ception from the Indians, but generally had to | regiment. Fully two-thirds of the entire sidering the adoption | This bread bas the same taste as the rye bread preset is not large. I made a tour of the | Ana Mr. iadeex ect “Salammbo" is artificial in the extreme and traditions, like those of : ~ length of the glacier was so completely covered of i$ esefood for the) and the rye completely conceals the taste of bread sollers in the big central market this | Abe = heavy and monotonous in parte. But there ave Pern. Grenada and Tenochtitlan. The trials and with stone debris that the ice was not visible ‘ German army. This} the corn. have no doubt but that it will be | morning and I did not find a single stand on Sn Fasinien powepepers | soqsent bursts of dcticions undeay and’ ae twiunsphs of its early explorers had no more re- ‘- 1 except where lakes or crevasses occur. He was army now consists of | Sdopted by the army, and if it is it will be used | which Murphy bread was for sale.and one old have caretully noted, is an American, trained stage setting i8 of a magnificence usknown be ”? ‘ unable to ascend along the banks at the sides of | 497 990 ,oidier: cava wae footie tracked by the best disciplined fighting force in the market woman confided to me that it waenot in Paris. The late tro the national | fore in France. The original «tory, as wrought ; " de . nd another knew not ‘ 6 sh opera in Lon ube : Mable chronicling than that of those notorious the glacier, for they ot not traverrablan He | 487:000 soldiers, and on war F millions, | Roma, The German government would saveover | good, and another knew nothing about it. One | English opera in London, tereainaty they out by Fikubert, with hit wealth of know fibers, the friars, who followed fast on the was therefore forced to go up the horrible | ‘UN8 up to more than two and one-half millions. | $5,000 a year by using it, and its adop-| Of the cooking schools here which’ tried (Mid: In’ thon trmaliocunation of tho meguubaasn (af snaked Cuetiaga, samke tate on aur eae heels of the Spanish and Portuguese seekers middle of the ice. Tho surface was not fiat,| The famine in Russia has taught Germany | tion would mean a demand for this pu it id not wnceced very” well. with it, | % Sees nee en tenia has tatlay can Goemenin é4 after El Dorado, and their long-forgotten rec- EN x Dut was a series of prodigious mounds. Ho | that ehe cannot rely upon the granaries of the| Alone of many million bushels of our Indian | and I find that the bread is having almost as Sbaftesbury Avenue Royal Engiish Opera House erds, which seem to pembepat "at facet 4 % measured one of them, which was over two) czar to supply rye enough to feed her sol-|COT every year. If it is used in er a petted it | many downs as it has ure. Everyone is wait- | !t0an ordinary music hall for varicty enter- | guns, fnnich the Opera is a subsided inthe 1 \ fee eae. | hundred feet high, and it was usually easier to | 4; i | ee TE ae Tg nee eye aemintfo” | ing until the government authorities have wade | tainments, give them opportunity to eapross AGN Tate Gay. 4 x Climb over those’ mouads than te circumvent | S7% 824 the danger of w war with Rossin duoed “all orer Germans. Every. family in | their decision upon it, and upon this decisioa | themselves. ‘ ‘i peasantry duesnabeesapenegs oer tomes in the | rs them, “Tho stones that rested upon the ice were | Hat led her to carefully examine the other food | Germany has one or. more of its members in | the jsreodote vonrteae te rte, Section fable. are not easy to obtei IT have found « few m museu-ns and pablic libraries of Lima, Santiago “ ‘ This patronage of the state is no slight bene= ; 4 - | resources of the world. She knows that itis and this cheap and nutritious food | Germany and amon German people will | ,Ccruin skeptics had already been shaking , 4, je arta, from a and Rio de Janeiro and have been ‘intensely . , Sentnnlly eivina vay enter: foct_ Tos comes. | roreurors demure ee Gta e ae 8 way reach to every house in the | stacd or fall ‘cae | thetr heads and remarking that it wae not 8 eclren a - —s ‘he “ nt ag = te interested, and in reading how, in nearly e fy | quens oe as is 3 empire. Already the maize is getting a footing | pas enough to have the cage, you must have the ‘2? ™amufacture of china, Today, while I am suecessfal encounter with South American In- ¢ laden Sepoys was slow and the marches had to/ enough food herself, and if she must be|CmPu (10 people at large. There’ are more | ites bird: % a ik writing, has been the one musical day of the dians, the victory was dus to San Diego or Sao ; J a : ks ascending | @¢Pendent on other nations for her sup- thirty mille in Germany which are grind. | PITIFUL POCKETLESS WOMAN. | ms sand thet they did not ee | sear for the learned ac of the inti Chrisiavso or some other saintly personage, i the ere, fer ney gttO, reeks ascending | py she would prefer to have it come from other a 3 | To What Shifts is She Put to Carry Safe Her js. 1. fo keep ups isric stage tute. For nearly one hundred years the Pali who appeared in person —generally riding from cuataed in a n account of stormy weather. | P&rts of the world than Europe. At present | the bakers are using from 33 to 40 per cent of Purse and Handkerchief. musical genius of England wag eat e | Mazarin has been given up on the Inst Saturday the clouds on # snow white palfrey—at precisely | f Fle cee err S caret weather. | Lo ctaphe Sead af thn echilens is rye, ba tho | sles wilh ake a Thee oe Se Mlmccusucere | for an oCoeeton teh nelund as only waiting of October to the distribution of prizes of the ‘the right jancture to rescue the invaders. Th 7 y inorder to ascond the ‘mountain ther hed | ¢xPeTiments which are now going on include | bekere here in Berlin who are selling it, and | !T0™ the New York Sun. e 4 pede eegreded pedor py! i the day Academy of Fine Arts. It is no mndifferems saints did not always help them out, however, ‘ Meached a height of 12000 heen aivover the fact | mixtures of rye and potatoes, of rye and. pea | the corn is making ite way very fast."" If human beings were classified according to | Then there should be a hall for English opera, music which ts offered on that day to the Porte but a) to have sometimes had basiness . S [Aulthrough the journey the cold was very | Ruts, and, in fact, all sorte of possible combi-| « Cornmeal the samo as ours?” T esked. | their most striking peculiarities the feir sex of | foreign competition er eee ey tetoval Immortals, with their associates and guests. I® eee coer pretnes anne te ia 2 3 ferere.. The patty wan very Leavily Intea, be, | Bations. "The agriculturinte of “Germany view replied Col. Murphy. “The bread | this period would surely be called “the pocket | manifestations thee wong gee _iteelf felt by | consists in the cantata which har won the prige Jureh im critical straits to perish of starvation eas cause in addition to their food supplies i¢ was | the situation with great alarm and both they | used in Germany must keep much longer than iar eee | world. All thar wey ould astonish the musical | of Rome for some student who late or at the hands (or rather teeth) of cannibal | 4 vy happened nage and the miliers, who know that new machinery | in America. The average German baking takes | ‘ss Som. z is [Iatoron ‘ther ose over ®, Year ego. A little | mmaster. Under @ alt sarages, fo struggle ainly against adverse | mete was not fill August 25. twenty’ days after | Will have to be bought for the grinding of | place only once a week and there is too much | Plain, sheath skiris are all very fine. But it | camapoteca, of tM. top en, ne Se Genet ate were heard for and resistiess currents on the boundiess S eee MAA the te orihe puck. tea tes , are opposing any radical change. oilin the corn for it to keep this long if it | never entered into the folds of @ bell skirt to | Combors™™, ai told. are oue, Sir Arthur sulli- | the first time with full orchestra the early Senta Maria de la Mar Dulee—Freeh pee os THE MARCH FROM QUITO. igen Aes onendh apes cha oy peek as they | f0verument, however, is testing the matter | is ground as it is ordinarily ground in the | afford « hiding place for a pocket. Irishman. A becencan rast his name isan works of Herold, who later wrote “Zampat Ses of Saint Mary,” ae the Amazon was first/ fight their way, with great losses and danger of | inf mdca te secon 6 | = a . Tac ox disse. of ike —a ran practically and our aera United Legprgtted eer of this oil is in the | his hand, the romantic sed sortous | $5 Hs : a . to ler up and down for weary Jete destructi: It oR - corn is being submitted to more experiments | little germ at the end of the grain of corn, and | ‘ e nd, the romantic and serious | Bizet, jaxsanet and many others. in months lost in ite labyrinthian network of | samé year that they discovered ior mae from = _— ps cold and fatigne | here than say which it has undergone in. the | we get rid of thie by cutting it out by a deger- | Must be carried, pocket or no pocket, and the | cnereeely, ten, an Publis Gidus ube ase of Berhor a curious incident arose im igartpes. Feported to be Amazons or female warriors, in | glacier. The party complained. of some dis. | UPited States. If it should be adopted as an| minating machine. It is then almost as free | W¥# of Going this which are devised by various ah tes wee a foretea ne Recessary to take connection with the piece which sent him to THR DISCOVERY OF THE AMAZON. a battle with hostile tribe. Friar Gaspar fe rt Leal Son army food our exports of American corn | from oil as rye, and it makes a finer flour than | women are both ludicrous and patheti — & foreign compa 4 the Rome. It was his “Rardanapalus,” w te comfort, which travelers among the Himalayas is 3 i - isit- | COMPover of “La Basoche” was'e Frenchwar | wir 5 a, Though this greatest river of the world was | solemnly affirms that a dozen of these women | have often mentioned. The «un day after day | “ill rapidly surpass in value those of | many peoplein America can realize. It will| When woman starts out shopping or visit- at aie a Palpmers - ae wok te Layne P : le Teles | This is rare reading for the Pariaiat 1 the = ; heat, and the price of Indian corn will| make the’ finest of white bread, and it | ing, or on any errand, there are several articles = won de @iscovered more than three and » half con- | fought at the head of the tribe which was sub- | came out with scorching power, and while thes | ¥! é p | ing, « _— ; | are now good-naturedly gloating over the pec- mane : ‘tn thie dug ah two-thirds of it | °ct t© their suthority. He described them as | feet were numbed with cold their bodies were | 73° all over the world. An increase of|is being used for cake ing here | which it behooves ber to carry: In the first 6 P —s - woregelenggmotnron ‘eons Tapes] 3 | bilities of Mise Lottie’ Collins making #u dla i havi i ‘ ; even five cents a bushel on our prod-| with splendid results. Vienna wstry | place every well-meaning woman likes to have | © a s remains whoily unexplored. Few persons ex- ue oe phe iereslasion a pen eo be comfortable. Mr. Conway | gut would add to our wealth more than| four costs’ here $5.75 per 200 ends | 5 noadbenshaed conmeated somewhere about her | ses" of some new Ta za-ra-boom-de-ay in the | plete breakdown, and Berlioz, who was nether Sapt wild Indians and the slave Rantors who | ground their beads; and also afirmed that the | and griliiog heat are the edict havens sete nc | €100,000,000 a'yenr, and tho ralsing of Indian | and the same amount of fine maize’ floks con | pertous aad, forthersare it aa make | ed Eglin cea ich, English composers | patient in youth nor age, gave = perfect scream ee te ae ae rant Be | eae: Soman ould be Doctons todeate en tnig, | Mowmtaineering at high altitudes in those | cor wiliat Onee become more, profitable than | be had for sbout $5.50, ‘and many of | much ‘diference whe:her ‘she be arrayed with | uc.ca8 ! : wee | co teeny Bie meane et te, beats af the ate Seana arts of Ne Rarigable affinents, while | serted they would be beaten to death by there | regions. ‘Not anly the cold und the heat ike | 2 raising of whea a the bakere are using it without the knowledge | the panoply of righteousness, bat sho must Sea EE eed eI ay ae ane Be vee este Gata bu Sieiong, Fae Temoter are yet | female tyrante. are hard to endure, but the change from one to of their customers, who suppose they are eat- | carry at leest ber car fare. — a 1 ind of the 4 bat dimly guewsed at, never having been sen seas enon ectha (onng to Sekar eine ek ee ing cakes made from Vienna flour. I found a| ‘This is the very simplest way in which the| It certainly cannot be said that in France | ™™ we great componcr that when be by white men. The tragio romance of the aatioas i ecane der the whole body feeble. . baker in England who was using our cornmeal | case presents itself. But the way in which | there is any dearth of music written by the | “Pe*ks of it in his memoirs he begins in these Amazon's discovery has no parallel in history.| After seven months of untold hardships aad Ascending the steep slope of the final peak, / in this way. One day when passing «| women meet it are legion. Take money! Often | cniidren of try, and some of this hosts | NOrds: “Five bundred thousand curses on the sentory, when the xisence ofa sew World bad | mouth ot the great river cahich they guna | {bo cubing irons were of the, greatest a , - fauays gs usavertidane atakesss oie: | eietaoreseinaed niece en ania ae pullye wational chaconse, |" ateneaie Sansoenanal saan tebe tis been demons' — = i ¥ 21 , , iy 4 ra- iH anne d om ey an trated, when the fable of El| y sistance. They found, to their dis:nay, after 5 = i / a F - c ‘toral vpera “Mireille,” based on institute have less of meident. The young Amazonas in remembrance of the alleged | climbing afew hundred feet, that the ‘upper f tion which was guaranteed to be ex-| experiences the manifold dangers which attend past filled the public mind and exaggerated | women warriors) and reached Spain to give an is A beginnn by givi of vy, of prot on ounod, Nevertholess, there are certain articles which | opera from his and, the romantic oat ertone peo Meets of Ambroive Thomas, Gou th a | ve i poem by Frederic Mistral, has and w ey at bis first a) = rte be oak se wet ol moe were eee cellent for puddings. I hud a strong sus-| her pocketions condition, she tows it away in| {Be provencal poem | Murat urate’ ; : ppear Seles of trenmares Us the cunset land had oprend | account of his discoveries, sesisted by the | hiue ice. covered with a thin’ layer of ome y Z picion that this was come form of Indian corn, | divers and sundry places. a | ran c Tas Oper Connlqna Shoecteny ann | tae once an aunamen, _ Sb oss witha ona from court to camp, from princes to priests | tertile imagination of Frist Gaspar. His ex-| Every siep they took had to beat threw andy bought s one pound box of itfor 10) Tho hat isa not ancommon hiding. place for] Tun st the Opera Comigue. Thronghout the | ing that not all who | 3a the prize ws stude goa beggars, and adventurers of every rank | cnse for deserting Pizarro was accepted | the esow lato the ice. ‘The ice was toe beeg SW// | Gants and took it home to try it for my Sunday | this little surplus, which ie securely pinned | Thole of lest wi itself grat aor’ t tickle: Orion aa sed no rank of all wore hastening seroes | snd he received a roval grant of tho region | for the sical ponte of tee ese ont] dinner. Wocooked it and wo found st was | between the hat fraine and tho lining. A great | till holding a place of great furor- I’ think |carcer. Of thowe who gained the prize during a bce re ek oF serane, they Mouched ‘he hed discovered with right of conquest. | penetrate until it bud. been mresared by ‘o Li nothing more or less than old-fashioned Ameri-| many women carry their extra money in @ whore “Suvet" be o> Gaperty bend Tun | seme baewn Ser ndaatemeein ot eee tens ta bie Tath of dew sa begun ia He found uo difictlty in raising funds | evoke ar two of the an. the are ae 44 can murh flavored with vanilla, Here in Ger-| small bag placed inside tlmir dree waiste, e iz ic and recruiting adventurers for a second expedi- | <aid the work of step cutting was far more yy Y many this cornmeal is being used in large | Others wear bands about their waists, as did| music is of a character to be enj } cone has sneceded, and that on of religion, into the primeval forests and i Z juantities by the restaurants as a thickening | the miners in the old California d: Others | ordinary people as well as by cultivated y. in having bis music played Across the Cordilieras, until all the aboriginal | 71, Cabri ap oneliesondh inate rican Butturiat One of Gsitet me ree yy OL {orsoupe ana for gravies. Tis driving out | select their stockings, amd. still cthere their | Musicians, and the plot has at the Grand Opera, and another had an wmsue- cicico apon beth the Atlantic and Pacific shores | rinth of channels at the mouth of the river aud | taken by mountain sickness sah bed to be lort the Chinese rice, which does not give as good | shoes as repositories of wealth. Thesc women | *t0ry, sweet and innocent. Here ite suc al hearing at the Opera Comique. M. of the continent hed been laid waste and their | never found the main branch. After beat- | boing” Nov meh ene an ae eet De had Grasse maou results and costs more. The Germans like | are always making some purchase which over- | bas been constant, expecially since the origin race, who won the second prize in 1881, had people enslaved. ing sbout a month or two without making | the party with alittle life. Most of the time evuhowa that ‘orn is the best | ick soups, and the German honsewife is wak- draws the cash they have in sight ay it were. | mig hy aeperereragied for the treatment of | relative « last year at the Opera sickened and died. He had not even the honor | Reaching the top, about 23,000 sbove | conntries to comparing the different kinds of | AWAITING AcTioy By THz covensstext. | to hedge. Says she thinks she will wait a littie | three, with ¢ mus Pint hand agp dh egemeeter | boggy ty wed yoo hangy aymrdiggens mond —. Gf Deing the rst discoverer of the Amazon (for | the sea, Conway named the mountain Pioneer | maize, and the reqult that our corn has been | “When do you think the goverament will de- eo tl ig cay — me week, | or erect Ge. Gils of Sakgullngte ox ten | Conmaretane ns ie noe ee or that belonged to Pinzon in 1500), though Orell-| Peak. ‘He saw the most glorious mountain shown to be far euperior to that raised in south | cide as to the use of the corn by the arm: grieved, urges the desirability of the goods. d ana was undoubtedly the first to descend the | yiews on every side. Woman’ blushes. Clerk grows eloquent. | Opera Comique,” takes the part of Murville quisite ballets. The mighty embouchment. valley, moun‘ rize of the next year was “I don't know,” was the reply, ‘but Iexpect) Woman says «he will go over to the glove | this production with the greatest sympathy won by the present | jer of the Grand Opera. ‘The whole panorama of | Russia, in Spain and in Italy, and if maize is to n, glacier and snow has an cf- | be nsed as an army food it will be the American | Bu d anor toes them daily. In addition to their | counter while he is cutting the material. Truth | #4 delicacy of feeling. Besides “Mireille” But these three artists have given uo great NEARLY A HUNDRED YEARS LATER fect, that elevation, ee ™ corn that is chosen. exiecinasts cn tha twee they oped begins to dawn on-clork’s mind and e emile on | te present repertoire at’ the Opera Comique | work to the stage. The second prize of 1889, @ second Party descended the Amazon fom |e eetcnes peas ae pair! eee alibi FEEDING THE OFRMAN ARMY. ing ona biscuit for the navy, which will be | his face. Wome disappears, not in the direc- | €mbraces the “Cavalleria Rusticana."” whi who failed altogether ine later composition, has i This was long after the Portuguese had | ere reduced to mere “insignificance as they | We have no vast standing army in America | composed partly of maize. Tho army has its tion of the glove counter. Reappears. in five | 18 appteciated in spite of the critica: now two acts under rehearsal at the Grand established themselves near the mouth of the | - F is i tes 80% ‘he Barber of Seville, aor Ope d thousands of feet below them upon the | and you cannot understand at a glance what an | Own mills for the grinding of much of its meal, | minutes somewhat ruffled, but solvent. a - _ — orth: tt and Tara wasa city of consequence, under | seenerr. Many of the mountains they saw hal important thing the feeding of such « vast | Ad, suit lt now, the duty on Sos peg weg Peay rp epeerenge | Corea age-old | Richard Car. de . Gsent pin ea aceon ae the captain generalcy of Don Francisco de not before been seen by human eye. ‘They re-| body of men as this German army is, ‘The |t2 uch greater than that 0 Page peed fae og merit sat poem pen res rp tee which hes been performed solay. BL Dameer, Sacaita and, the eepecial protection of Nossa | mained at the top for an hour and a quarter, | food baa to be of acertain character, “Te must | by German millers. The millers are watching | and pay very moist nickels into the conductor's | #¢eN they are mostly ehort pieces. Two or | Iam assured, ia young mun of talent fie ore lem. _The expedition was com- | for it was hard to tear themselves away from | bes food which will keep for weeks without | the experiments carefully and they are ready to | gti é three are given in the same evening, The | certainly has aspecial privilege, for it is highly Posed of two Franciscan friars and six soldiers | scene so magnificent and so rare. ‘They could | goofing, and it must be capable of being trans buy machinery the moment any decided move-| Handkerchiefs are generally tucked under | CUrtain rises at 8 o'clock and the last piece may probable shat anotber paren ef’ bis will be ene srbo bad been sent on a mission to the Indians | louk straight down the Baitoro glacier. The | ported long distances without injury. Corn | PUY machinery the, moment any deci Germany | the bottom of the basque or between the but. | 20tbe finished until near midnight. The Opera cuted next year, when he hae the right to the on the org teghts dna Liab [pemoe scenery was wholly new to them 8! bread will not do this, but when mixed with importe about one-third of ite food supply, and but one young woman of the writer's ac- | Comique, since the great fire, has been installed first prize. Forse riage pena ‘Garin to anclens | oeuray into View for the first time whon they | rye in certain proportions its character is Thope tosee this third made up largely of mee always thrust hers up her sleeve. | it the little old Theater Lyrique, where it is IN FAVOR OF STATE PATRONAGE, Ar amber end the rest, not daring to under- | reached the summit: but it was to the west-| Changed and it keeps very well. ‘These propor-| 1D Coen Tats even ote ear eaa eee is she did until the floor walker in the dry | MUsty and not too bright and clear, but one is | There tn avuch to tee eaed teeny of thie take the dreadfal journey back to Quito, com- | ward that the greatest area was displayed to| fionsare now being determined by the gorcen. | dian goods store led her over to the office under the | #lways sure of pleasing music and an attentive | 7B¢r? is mucl dans mitted themselves to the waters as Orellana hed | their gaze. One of the mountains to the west, | ment chemists and’ bakers; end T am teld that Impression that she was shoplifting. One| @Udience. One does not always get these at | *t#te patronage of the arts, which undoubtedly done s century before. They reached Para in | which Conway says is the finest mountain he| bread made of one-third of corn and tro-thirds 2 hicighh Sousg oorad Sal adits neakaacas | Sh Cael Open. Produces great results, but perhaps only @ safety, but were so stupefied by the horrors they | ever saw, is about 25,000 fect high and is un-| of rye is a success. Buch a bread tastes no pepras t e regio | ; 5 wor . = “yee * tion whose arte are #0 profitable to ites had undergone and fear of the cannibals, whose | marked on any map. Conway ‘named the i TS meal poutine econ eee eiacb Cipien teste Saou oa Pr clutches they had barely escaped, that they | mountain the Guardian of the Mastagh, See ae cet ne i vas il pocket like the change pocket ina | At the Grand Opera their most brilliant euc- | France would bave the patience to endure of the garrisons here were fed for eight days nt €Uc~ | hat becomes in ti ‘onmiderable financial Among the most daring snd bloodthirsty | Were never able to give any account of the peak to Gaels basay or the might bel ee site | om such bread and they did not know it Aftor he es Se eae ea a ean see | eons at omar Properly be called. French Canton, En seailty B® chek So pah dove te leaders im this work of conquest and plunder | /?°™™ —. : = “sp! ‘«r | they were told what they had been eating they . That girl was huppy for awhile. Her money | ™Usic has been with the work of Reyer—| the help given by government in matters of = ‘THE FIRST ASCENT OF THE AMAZON. they had got below the region of ice only along | found fault with it, but not before. ‘The bread . i wae Goucalo Pizarro, brother of Francisco ‘ “ s , <= pete f was safe. But one day she counted her hand- | “Sigurd,” which passed its hundredth repre- | education. Sees Se aes eral eects she eon perk pommare a cbs iaaay dress they seated ticmveives on the sesp. snow” tnd pho SS iad tet een hageesnii he ‘ N kerchiefs and found that she had lost six inside | Sentation., and “Salammbo,” which is now run- | A* things are the government subvention at . Amazon was formed. It ; ; quered Peru and treacherously slacghtered his je ascent of the : : i y xs 5 i | ning. “Sigurd” was an elaborate but character- | the Grand Opera is from time to time attacked lid down to thei in lees tha ter wrens \ of two weeks. She racked her brains for a/ wing. “Sig . ch NP pone i geyser ior’ | was composed of seventy soldiers, 1300 native | 4 dows to their canmp in less than a quarter nen, ‘how long Cee the exact j ; remedy. She had been in the habit of tucking | lese work in the Wagnerian field of “Valkyrs” | in the chamber of deputies. The lest member brated cutthrosts may be seen im the crypt of | numbering in all about 2.000, under the com- Presence of Mind. }at the government mills and the bread is a pects bp is would ba squniay olga gg fed Freeper ogg ent pulcistieniiy enoagh, | cums nateclos tg eauen’éo thoon ea ie. the cathedral at Lims. Francisco's coffin will | mand of Pedro Teixeira. They embarked in | From the Manchester Tiines, | cand “uecer (ins eyes Of the governs’ ole ( aM 1 y le. See to: nes ee ee Zooming So blows with Sie opened by its Capon | — for @ | forty-five canoes,and aftera year of unparalleled | During the recent popular excitement and | Cals she had an idea. She took one of those clasps , to Teel and the my . In his dem moneved consideration, an ‘we Stam corre- | toil and dangera few of them finally reached | t [ eapedede Exbepart of the conquerer's| Sonos be so richiv deserved "Os his waters | of the outbreak of cholera a priest at Sarntoft | found Pn ae clasped this to her kerchief, and walked serene | ical attribution of the ithine to France, there is but argued that if there ie to be a subventh mortal frame, and a piece of faded silk which | he was accompanied by several learned friars, | Was attacked bya mob. Aman had shouted | pbs Bear dbirosedd nie hepa that y in the consciousness that she was invulnerable | none of that deep foreshadowing of m the city should give it.not the state. Tigpe the skeleton, presented to, her (on con-| whose sol business it was to record the inci- | upon secing him: ‘There's the man that seized | (Marge, which bas been lately preferred, is that » te loss, : Ratriotiem and philosophy which mak od that the state did: sideration of an extra dollar) on the occasion of | dents and observations of the journ me and buried me alive. I've only this instant | gi on “Suarord thar tho Teli sudiecs Nz ‘There is always the shopping bag. Awkward | hers own composition fo distinct a po You dispute last visit to the tomb. In the year| chronicles formed the basis of t escaped fom tho grave that he put me in.” | Wor niiivted’ ote thin din ee eet tea and secceeire on © &. © Sonrered meek ok | Se See ae Ss es nena ® pensions for our heroic soldiers, yet you Goncalo, whose talents were considered | lished account of the region. The excited people, thoroughly convinced that | "oniert ar Sleriee got nn cater wee at ee mo lethersies, fromm’ Detng | Socitag oF Eerisions tn seaaed So Wage, oath Joodlrwengeed ~Lyeapde wag vga esas Gt Bes Beater, aasegt Sn thn DISASTROUS VOYAGES, | there was a murderous conspiracy againet them. | SSting corn bread. “They charged’ that our sol- S meiye tha chsertl ice Nery besagat oak Meeaceer ‘Solole at en. Ee ity, set out from Quito, the capital 2 = = Furhed upon the priest with cries which showed | Goring com Dread. | they charged that oar sol- astonishing, the capacity of the cheerful litle | they brought out “Lohengrin” for the first | plv to the danseuses, His peculiar ——— , with 300 Spanish soldiers and a| During the next century voyages on the Am-| their determination to put him to death. ‘The | Wak Yoon hadl edages tha* wate Tetaiie 4: ths things! | The other day ® group of girls, each | time in Paris, it seems to have quite subsided, | was aimed at the male performers, “‘who come following of 4.000 subjugated | azon becamecommon. The majority of them, | priest folded his arms and smiled. “You have pa ot Gesoce Those coun iaiearaore teeta hd with a shopping bag hang like a trophy at | mand ane ta Oe ra House was very nearly to show their fair footed graces under =p te discover the tmagianey Kingdom: | vecersaton, with ficient force to awe the | Jost come ott of the grave, You sayty ho called |t>"tbo attention of Conmal General Edwatas| «.,.,_, COR BREAD I BEnsax, Teslsgrini ctcees Goobacis ins gece ace | wim iRekartalah puncenrennenas e Sauce, Woon OS Ort frases any Sonech eomaives discover the imaginary kingdom, = | to the man. ‘Aye, that I hav Then how, ake atimed: ae am the foreign supply of rye which Germany now | restaurant, Some o: 7 is to show furiated patriots who rget | dar anes any honest geld, which their own greeds fancies | Sansgors, proved reasonably. muctowful, whiis | #1k¢4 the priest, “does it happen, that you're | 24 he nipped them in. the bud. by writing to | the foreign Supple of, Tre which Germany now | eieontonin of, thels respective bagy. ad suo | fea taagpecrlieng eager ypesrsieerenteheraterciien cated Lelia na Te eretended tales | others were lost in the interminable waters or | bad time to get drank already?” Ax it wm | troy on the subject. He- received. the | mans would be raaterially crippled from the |® motley collection of trinkets as was forthwith | Now aS, ae a FARLY CAREERS oF NOTADILITIES, the persecuted Indians. Its monarch, whom | fella prey to poisoned arrows, wild beasts, | found that the man’s breath smelled of liquor other day a letter from the French | lack of it. By the way, young man,do youknow | displayed would have discounted the total pro- | March, and no one grambles. Sisacthsacammnal dpenes mamas $e Brenierde called El Dorado—the Gilded | huge serpents or deadiy fevers.” Among the | the laugh was turned upon him and the crowd | (rer ge" gp* letter | from. the | French | soiting about Indian corny duction of a whole dozen of echool boys’ pocketa. | DESCENDANTS OF TUE EXIGHT OF THE swax.| 4 Tn° SArlY Carvers King—was believed to wear a more magnificent | most disdetrous fiions was that of Madame | left the priest unmolested. Scud thes tha Brae aoldlere never: have planted it, hoed and busked it, | But tho newspaper girl, as usual, wasahead. | Lohengrin has been appearing regulariy and | ‘2° °Pers world ms ttre than any other potentate on earth.» daily | Godin des Odonnais. a lady of wealth and re-|, The same popular excitement in Russia haa | pied thal the | French | they hed had it nd T ought to know something about it,” | And for any one who doubts the usefulnoes of «| sewaina one of the best paying, piso ey the of gold dust. It was believed | ¢rement, whose husband wi noted astrono- | been the occasion of an example of what may | ie could not have come from the use of corn as | “Well, what do you know about it?” shopping bag, she submits the following little eiah then tai ies foeniiod | Rie ody wag anointed every morning | mer, asscciated with the French academician, |P® called poetic and picturesque retribution | fhoq' tor the army had never med it to anv en, OUR FOREIGN CROP AND THE FUTURE. Sto the Obani ot hee ee ieee con ST ke ek . s, Sontly and fragrant gum, and then | ¥ {eConamine, in his South American re. | Wich would be eee hess che wahoUe | tent. ‘The Italian minister of war replied that| As I stopped to think, Col. Murphy went on: | 4, Qn¢ Rote book, one purse, thres pencils, one | three French families pretend direct descent ¢ Onera Comique, was & painter. dust blown all over bim by @ | searches. M. Odonuais had taken his family | Country. At Nijni Novgorod, where the author- | Cort ned boon found a nore wont food tox ook: | ice PY Tore orate ent on: | knife, two letters, one stamp box, one hand-| from the Knight of the Swan, the famil of | Alte. Landouzy began her winging in» little that he wae actually » walking golden | with him to reside in Quito, when he was on.| ities and physicians were making a strenaous Sica fx that cone 7 & + trouble | _Wbatever you know Ican probably tell you | kerchief, two gloves, eix hair pins. one glove | Hessee, Cleves aud Loew. ‘The head af the let- | petal ranes sbop. those days no fiction concerning | gored to ( from it was whea itwas used in an unripe | Smething more. Our foreign crop is the big- | buttoner, one railroad ticket, threo keys, one | ter family. who was formerly a Belgian senator, | Judic began ata cafe concert, the Eldorade, Fret if i a I 5f i a attempt to stifle the cholera, a merchant led « n 0 m and ite monarch was too | irene ¢ wrsats tewhone mma lolent egitstion which wos directed against gest grain crop of the world and we turn out | atch, one veil—twenty-tive separate articles | now lives in Paris. These three houses bear | Nile. Piloret of the Opera it for credence. Its capital | Quito for several rear! La finally, when he at. | the doctors. He circulated reports that the something like 2,000,000,000 bushels of corn | 12 this small receptacle. | the swan on their arms. One of the Cleves be- | confectioner. while Mada 8 grand city, im which thous- | tempted to ascend the Amazon, he fell ill and | PhYsicians wero burying patients alive and cn- every year and we have six states which pro-| | This is an actual list, and although the bag | came Duke of Nevers in France,aud the French | watched her father's goats ws chi were constantly employed in | couid not proceed. Meanwhile rumors reached | Seavored to influence the people against them. duce over 1.000,000,000 bushels. Have you any | #4 trifle aldermanic in proportions still it | legend of the swan is carved in stone on one of | Until recently custom in France ornaments for the courtiers. (im 1 ° ttt F it iu wate £0, She courtier®. | ia wife at Quito (in 1763) that an expedition | The governor general of the province caused Y\ ss idea what that means? Forty bushels of shelled | ¥28 not full, as bags go. tho towers of the ancient palace of the Dukes of Se the orchestra chairs ‘The palace was the merchant to be arrested and after an ex- / corn is @ good load for a team of horses, gnd if | Nevertheless, the shopping bag is only a| Nevers. This is today a part of the Palais de | of the parquet to me porphyry and slabaster, orn | ‘#2 been dispatched to meet her ut some) amination was convinced that the charge 7 you oul enka erop upon wagons, morte slight amelioration of our condition, There | Justice in that city. [uted co Gomes nd becloonten golden suns ond silver moons. with | % against him wastrue. “I am going to give you My the noses of the horses’ heads to the tailboards | ™ust come some sort of a revolution, At present the considerable success of “Sal- | toilets conid be shown without interte th te throne of ivory and « flight of | a government appointment,” said the gov- “ . } of the wagons in front of them, the line of | I the meantime, beliold ammbo,” which is purely French, makes the | the desire of the men below to hear and see. of pare gold leading to it, its entrance | ernor, “asareward for what you regard as \ A . wagons would reach away in a straight line for r, pitiful, pocketiess woman! Parisians generous to Wagner's music. {t is | But of late, in nearly all the theaters, ali parts guarded by living lions, seeured by golden | your exercise of public spirit.” “A govern- N NY} more than 150,008 miles. If it could cross the not as if there were no French composers in | of the house have little by little been opened to ‘ said the man, delighted. Lathe ‘oceans, it would go six times around the earth i to Death Three Times. ° heavy field. Furthermore, between | the ladies. Even the Opera Comique hes at TY GRARCH OF EL DORADO. > ; Yes. Sppoint you a nurse on the floating ‘St \ aud have neariy 5,000 miles of wagonsyet tospare, | Fro~ the London News. Si and “Salammbo” there was “Tha- | inst yielded in part. But now the ladies insist In ems of this wonderful city Goncalo’s ‘ \ cholere hospital in the river. There yoo will Asingleyeat scrape Americancarawouldmake | Hans Wises of Oopeshagen hes| kel too [saan Ferd pwenhamwapsiinpae ging tcc Nd on Neoring thelr hats, though noticesare posted ~ . have an opportunity to see whether there is \ aroad we ms forty-for st i it yas pr envy up entreatin, ie ot to do so, lence & estay promeeded eastward from Quite, ctinhing i Leta gor nen ip empl boae ‘ Jr of way ty-four abreast from New | probably unique experience of being sentenced P g them nm York to San Francisco, and if this amount were Mountains and cutting their way through | persons are being buried alive." The man was q \ \ loaded in 500 bushel lots in freight care the and obliged to contend with hostile @ q . } | sent, therefore, to take care of cholera patients. train would reach from the west to New York, A step. Whenever a ni , It ie unnecessary to say that he was not highly | A/1\ Mi AN across the Atlantic ocean, across Europe and *Uthorities to proceed to extreme measures, a its faijure came as with a dull, sickening ‘thud. unter eMent with otro Totestauen <2 ceoth three times. Such is she lonity of | 115 oblet present uno ie to give on treaicel point | Garon nara eeee oS eee xeep the Danish law, or, rather, the imdisposition of the | to the refrain of the French version of Te-ra- | srehenan waa the parquet to themselves. The : me eagles wages le ee ures, | ra-boom-de-ay, as itis bawied by careless demi- | end ts not yot. Sremuxe Hause. they were promptly interrogated about | R : P pleased with his “appointment.” HF nearly to the Pacific shores of Asia before the rr reads been | mondaines. —__+-e- —___—_ ° El Dorado, and being pew Ayes give any intel- | % iE} paendis -srranica eicaeyaned wanna Thee cars would form | TePrieved twice and relegated to prison for Tha Ma-Ra-Boum Di-Het Ugence of what did not exist they were put to | i [a-Hia-| Het Written: ‘Evening Art at the Capital. } four continuous freight trains from New York | }02g term. a eek ep oe eee = — | A : . bee: pemaarn po rison that he committed his last Jot 1 lack net in baing oy. Progress. os man Lee ol > From the Detroit Pree Press. to Sen ncisco and "y would block 2 pacts ame ae Sete In grace nor in rotundity! “ ‘The young man from Chicago with his bride | all the trunk — lines e cer ee Something there ts, tn all, of love and duty, \paniards trained to feed on | > tiadeinns Got Art Gallery in Washing- j \ ‘y. And the most of began his career of crime at the age of yropuctrox ov “rmamans.” Even in the low@st. Therefore I believe, Tons . 3 ‘ joing the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washing. \ eight by setting fire toa farm house, and it is a oon, of late, shall rise immortal beau! and finally the pobre ‘of their ae | : > . ns Ste toa with the air of a Chicago connoisseur, ‘ a ised ii doubtful whether he has ever earned an honest | “Thamsra” was the work of au inordinately | °° ws a returned upon their perpetrators wit je And each exaited sou! a crown receive. a) nny in the whole course of his existence. | scientific musician, now fifty years old, whose wos terrible vengeance. As the tidings of their ap- Niaaddecaecte peadeneneiecmen: way yovies uele hey out im the | 2QPE Shall possess the stars! Prom my tribe to tribe, with accounts | [it ht Hs CIVILIZING THE INDIANS. ty Slowly advances perfect radiant noon, c \ to corn, and if the price iar aa winces when be was a lad of nineteen. The | From smallest seed the hitherto trathful natives | of the missions on the upper Amazon ‘You bet it fs,” she responded enthusiastic- \ European demand we will have millions u; A Feat of Memory. Public ‘was neturally terrified st all these years | "Prue nsuo = ee cet or the spirit of civilization to be- | and she immediately resolved to set out ‘and I guess that’s why they put it in the " millions of acres of new corn fields, | tom the Brandon Bucksaw. . Of erudite preparation, but the musicians were | me tew nr Gon Aang ar —to flatter the bopes of their per- | on the perilous journey. She was accompanied Corieran Gallery.” — Suppose we increase our areas only one-tenth | _ Lord George Gordon Fitzhugh (who is taking | {> Sill greater dismay. The iret diffcalty wes vary es ee tors and thus send them along after the ignis by her two brothers, a Freuch physician, her | And the fuzz on the sheep began to look wild thi will add fifty millions of dollars to| his leave)—“Aw, it seems to me, Miss Mor-} to finda director. M. Lamoureux, who carried ly traced on earth, beyon’ ar dreams. The annual rains came | two children, a nephew ten years old, a negro | and woolly. rT i NS our corn receipts and the money received Are myriad worlds, that gem infinity, . lasting for months with equatorial | slave and three female servants. They journeyed | ieee . 7 Woriceg from | leigh, I have fewgoton something, Aw—tet/ thr ‘me see.” the or- Sut papain cents etaninatng tate Stans violence, literally rotted the garments from the the Andes on mule back to the mouth of A Frightful Situation. ee = ‘When the | M42, Kuow thyself, thy dignity! A spark bodies of the soldiers, who could neither | the Bobonnassa river, where the muleteers loft fas CHAS. J. MURPHY (CORNMEAL MURPRY). aS Lae name of | Of God thou art! For thee shall be no dark! find nor make sbelter. At le: pro- | the . and returned to Quito. The doctor and | state. The Mexican authorities had never Lord Gordon ugh— no, him be Visions gave out and then they a to the negro slave went to an Indian village in heard of the disease and no trace of it copld be Aw—will you mawwy me?” ‘afraid food spon their dogs. The sick multiplied quest ‘of boatmen and canoes, leaving the found in the United States. All of this infor- i = greatly to fast that they were compelled to build «boat | others in camp beside the river awaiting their * mation was Inid before the German government to carry them—a berculean task for | return. They never came back. Whether they Hg and it effectually settled that question. orm without the requisite im-| were murdered by the Indians or devoured by . This movement for the introduction of In- ore it was accomplished they bad Jaguars or lost their was and perished in the aid dian corn in Europe is being pushed by Secto- ‘Kill their borses for food. Still, with death | wildnerness was never known. ‘The others ae * wal tary Rusk for all it is worth, and the govern- them in the face, Pizarro continued to after waiting a month determined to C3 5 4 ments of Ei have learned more about our snd put them in irons whenever build a raft and venture down the river. >, * Agricultural Department during the a & dixpomtion to escape. ALONE IN THE WILDS. have ie i & Hi zt 1 illness, Book: hes beonght ths Gepartanese = AT TRE RIO Xaro. Shortly after their frail boat went to picces, rs ig Postponement At length with greatly depleted numbers all their provisions were lost and the party nar- Mecut bas Joos desta to adopt aur aetan of me they reached the banks of that Amazonian rowly escaped drowning. In this desperate peat ool ater in St ‘they would forteit tributary called the Kio Napoe Here they | strait there was only one thing to be done, to tural officers of the czar Po ge ag was one of the Seed Cote stow inte wtih Gite enptio’, attempt to follow the banks of the river on | eT art aneennt Back 0s teow So works of a national which the min- and were by the wily am that the foot; but in « few days all died of starvation this. Here in Germany his efforts in the push- ister of fine arts had for perform- eountry through which it ran with e: Madame Odonnais, who wandered on, sng ot ow Amoreas: pus Seve been. scyle- ance at the National and the present , Ty So Pizarro determined to crazed with grief and terror. Nobody knows mented by the work of his agent for aes ee its required rade (brigantine with ffty picked how long she remained in this condition, sub- corn. This agent is Col Charles J. Mur ment by one In their extreme need ‘men to secure supplies for the rest, ex- | sisting on an occasional bunch of roots or nest phy, who ts ki in America as “Oorn- found a cinger who succeeded in doing some- pedition was ‘auder the command of Fren- | of partridge sho heppenad to find. At inet ‘meal hg 2 Pp who has been = unique in the annals of the stage. This tivo de . of Trazilio, The | some friendly her and brought ing to Ambrican maize wee M. Engel, who bad already taken the place seottly dowueerd, Gavteh Speeder Tent to Tabstingn, where friends Ho thas bed core eahitite athe pei “4 vag Ginon pe of ional an was some wes deserted country. When bad descended | of her husband put ber on board a Portuguese oultural and industrial arhibitiees "of dante fons Pn Seb oe