The Washington Bee Newspaper, November 7, 1891, Page 4

fame : at ~ = cy ™ add 4 eet} ig | ; eee i | = , ; ‘ Qe 4 hy mR; i A LITTLE SUNBEAM. Why Tears Came to the Eyes of a Loe comotive Engineer. Even in the life of the grimy railroad engineer, whose existence is one of al- most constant danger, there sometimes falls a spark of light and a ray of human sunshine il! inates his smoky cab, penetrates easy blouse, and findsits way deep nto his breast. A little incident happened down at the mole the other evening after the arrival of the overland train, which, though of a e, will long be remembered nC. P. engineer. The great er attached to the train was g and puffing aftes the long and over mountain sides and trembling trestles and ches. The din in the depot . but out of the chaos of weet, girlish voice was heard er parents, who had She was a little carcely 6 years of a quick, intelligent eye and a loving re, to which she gave full vent int diant and impulsive way. she w € r fond parents back. her by the hand and d the waiting ferry boat. oy the engine belonging away, tionately brought back e over the fear- eir little girl, and I pu, even if you don't se I am so little, and hb ntinued, turning her ward the grimy engineer, fu su e. Just then a fleeting sunbeam from the pr ing down into the Golden g through a chink in the cab face for an depot was he turned were two lig dust begrimed face. nge look on his d into the cab there s on the cheeks of his A Clever Stratagem. When the ele > telegraph was first introduced into Chili a stratagem was resorted to in order to guard the posts ge on the part of and wires r. There were at the time between 40 hilian camp. 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THE AFRO-AMERICAN PRESS, ns and maintain | n between the strongholds UTSVEDITORS i i By 1 GARLAND Pane EOE PECEE CED. VO, SIRE AND ERE WT ecm Pa. LASORER WER CONTRIBUTIONS 5F near or touch them, for if you do your }{ hands will be held and you will be un- | able to get away.” The Indians smiled incredulously. Then the general made them each in suc- cession take hold of the wire at both ends of an electric battery in full opera- tion, after which he exclaimed : “1 command you to let go the wire!” “I can’t; my hands are benumbed!” cried each Indian. The battery was then stopped. Not long after the general restored them to / iberty, givi keep th countrymen. This had the desired effect, for, as t be expected, the experience was related in the strictest confidence to every man in the tribe, and the tele- graph has ever since remained unmo- lested. them strict injunctions to Society in Sibert “My experience in Siberia was a pleas- | ant and most interesting one. The peo- ple there and the c to be on excellent terms other. Almost every person I met was either a political exile, a time expired criminal, or a descendant of one. Most of the officials are made up from the , lat- ter class, time expired criminals not being barred from holding office. The dir x of the prison at Yeneseik isa political exile. and the convicts in this country in many cases are worse off than the exiles ina Siberian town. In the larger towns of Siberia life is not so dull. There are excellent clubs and hotels which political exiles and even criminals are allowed to use. When I was at Ye- aiseisk there was a Russian theatrical company performing at one of the thea- ters, andeverybody -as permitted to go to the show, which wasagoodone. When balls are given at clubs or hotels the ex- les may take their wives and daughters to dance, t e not allowed on the ball- room floor themselves. There is a great deal more of complaint out of Siberia about the tyranny of officials than there is inside it, and the average notions about life in Siberia seem to me to be the out- ome of entire ignorance.—Interview in Chicago Tribune. with one an- The Whirligig of Time. Old man Adams, who founded the Adams Express Company, was as a lad a stable helper and bartender in Boston. An old lady who took pity on the desti- tute 6 year old adrift in the world got him a place in a grocery. The whirlgig | of time has so brought things around, as | the story goes, that the daughter of that very old lady is now said to owe much of the comforts of her life to Waldo Adams, the son of the friendless boy. -- New York World. A Different Dore. Castomer (in Kansas drug store)—I | dhould like a small vial of sporotrichum | gobuliferum. Druggist (in hissing whisper)--Sb-h-h-h! |That’s old Waters, the Prohibitionist, back there by the prescription case. You can’t fool him. . Customer—What do you mean? 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