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inel beget the 4.4totaa entt the
Tito noUttlithe Summoned ?rine* Nan.
Met 3o Yeeetle, 7be prittee wax on ..)Y
liebblooded impetookia.
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Wort him fold the countess, lie hid 4.1-
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, mow. by 14, von,* mem pato .inleaded, to go on teriber Man a dicta, writes tt thiblimpOrrespoladent, ' The .dittA. , . -
44 itetving the, MOW% et iho Outder Om With the count. hat that, his Per*. Icel. itt thonorth. is(Ner lito Neotchi. dittt, ' Where vroy it.respect vieesa.
, let rettitt, itentarorsity at Venice 4 few ettitettat had rendered kint -detest, ...6Lible, 5,0 it ir weret set ildWn . Intele elillettette , 04 amly, 044 b vita, #
Agee Attlee itlibonghalitut detativet the: tiei,4.. She essered SW Prince, Ole* weewees; eally it weitigt ,bo ricithee. Ketch acW (. .
como,,Tio„io. i,41oubtti,r4.,beeo ooteg to•, the,only men she hadVver rtailF low*, trisb le thweverage reardetOtht A -41"4' ..mikt ilniC.4 the little.brinelpainy di Mena --
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0 Suety 0 drionktio Interest ,the,4 i* Not +offered Priliikett, and tho Mom' vgn• eitip niory• *4 cietttelt 1tt 44. ono, ot ts 0t000l as eche pisatte„,
Werth. in, toll,: thressuno Vtibee • •• WOW ctros. •
14 ts tho• stotl fa,,,,"14sh111,11tsshgt rkomitx Acroto Toot, teD4 1,100r4 Dee] frlet-t- ,%,11114_44•1•1141-4Intern°1011•411-
4,1ettli and the,:dentonlite&o ,Wtettlon; • • - • speech/Mei:most -.01144,40 OA "4 -.7, ,usta
lor wendow:touts.,,,a4 .13w.wiew..§4,44_bio• pot the' Stighb Agi. 44 9, • • • _ •-t rtoot romnA.r. Uri nevt tta,
oon wto; „lc:wow 0 bee .;obittms, itto. .tttnice„ Priinkett, WO s dougniodo -hette ORO'S Ilingettege
tffe teal. adther:AtlhojailTdet* eridnOlnd tet rod eirrellgentellieelnitelie eonmee exedemeeedn ettekeotedese pi9ete.
‘Oht KtInAlrqvatOe thee. :countess 'with :-The. nab *et iormierll'on. ,eten. woo jeese eteapeedelon or s brooto
foOMte dicating.. Princire. nerseitin neaeksInUlten aito• 1,14,011,41 tvo 4stiouorwbox tbo most mtge.
,. tragedy were. het, pUttlietii*Inen Wheat • It Waif 4epee% Within pen ent. Whiett ,/lte tow, take That totems eyes beld me et the geveroment the principality,
laseinatiort enabled. ttei,Ao eltereleoeyet 'eat.'ittlenttob, •earr$higt, 4t1tqlor hbuN lee eginifieta fitettatt. KeS.
Maria Nikelyetine Tarobvtittl Who, tor' c y ot The, to Iv ani udcut roily itto way that
Mei and Meet Peiliberion, have totetY
di -sowed in Al* London papers One
etrila eif the Weed and the possihility
sitppresSing. therm'
The ;pudding, games which have
Made Monte Garin innieus--or intatnene
'with her lOVel$ far* anit• /114PinCentt thel littReld Pt* own. daldW emend neeewright wito. nue Wad rethe World deer eee emitted en be n
dreeses. The other- elatraOters-14 tho u asse , mskospeare, eetelleny Which. pays the expenses
144) VON 011A -V10
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AtipIletIve* it* Othtete.* 0140*
•Ohilti44 Iletes-Oetvere'ler
Vikettitte
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. nod gannet Mown tit
with tho presentAtay tom v
tuart0 tha engineer, AS be prasat the
tobacen dOW.n the lifts13 144,140
wink 111R tato itReeee 140
it inside or mitt tca. 'the Anne Alen% Hi
IW days when 1 dm; •titent ehtleAtio•
•Itohdle, %Et Attsitte Ott
enh enulhok Ileee. tree-ele
'Wind le ie ttethilig lint howilderlog
tttrao 0.1 hithatest, ellobbst PhiPsi
041 Incliesters. 01 oil kinds: What an
svilvneung't hteerr itge'rfult14410beelillwitilntInt lootowni, 14.4111:1 twt, /aulnIn in1v4Y bul` n. Dublin and Oyes lb° PlinUe M°11ac° thme
OKA Whe$0 Oelleilleand ORM: rigel, word dred and fifty theneand SlollarS yeed-
damnation tee 40.11„,,„ 0014 The prteee Nve$ to conItallett Ids Commend -sot the Ineteh. besides.
a regaled MO With away stortee of The prince itheeelf, instead of betng
le risk tile gallows In Ws tend end eave the .001illt Mont the vengetence cf
The collates§ le One- theee. the his Tills txt Vet*e• Iriehmen and Trained and never let, rase the roue one Might expect, is a
• live sitens Wing mete to deetrUclign eQUrffeeollig frerei Vienna for; tbeIt Puy* a chance to abetse the Engligh in 'the eultivated and Waal& gentleman, On
that yeu read atend itevo r,eeee. Priltelott preeeded ik1.1 1b4iller most etflusingly good -pit -weed way, TO is recognized as the leading authority
els and then doebt their etnalteepart with a vette& of detectives e'pobted him the English les race`were bate, in &trope on oceanegraphy. But ive
30`and tittle leetelnerely or. ' etarttfate eterY WI1S to ten -and lit: knew personfilly %Yore exceptions to naco, tea, are gthet in their tastes,
to take eece,u&kins to InsureVoun Was Mirttired eedistuless and hYPo- Of the visitors, many, of course, go
crtheal puritanisno. But this is ear for the climate and watery, but more
afield from his sterY
engWO rtin by clairla motor. ''Ihere
'Wahl' thre.Nel? whtit
new null tiasarimee '?retr.a tetwerrt
litanit Central statica .and. prktient •
• ktrilitdia d eieZtrio -41:045.lm ;at Mit
-Cheater whildt -coat ilkitalta0. No 10,0
they tett giving, good' sitigattloV.
. "De yet, thlit4 engineS tilt he built
any -larger and. heOler. Odle
acall" *as •
thcrt, Were lo% 4,1304 ttd WM*:
in real ide ewe meets, Sherds. nee yet ethein about. the villa. That. welled sale M., selfish lot. Most. of tho Englishmen &es not gamble. The people cd Moe
thts rule, but heovtie: convinced that the modest in their style of living, and ocm-
RIPENED HER•BEet. , 4141011 eehen. drat armested-thet the
couldeSsenad des niched him to Veitice average, sngualunan, \vas marl who
tented. But neither do theY gamble.
nor face gives tbe to phySiognoreY•
With her deep, satilful eeee loples itainaemAy's. ecifety because s e had
Filgelle. Her beauty .perhaps, le an heard 'the dealens prince utter threats
heritage frainelier IgUie-aneestryofer-". egainst ethe-epunda-dite:-Ateer-tratit
is descended from a, gallant freithunut laid really threatened the count's Ilfe
named erflopette who settled in RUSSIA the letter to tbe eount would prove. As
100 years ago. ' to any charge that she was a party do
She was• not eighteen when ahe roar- th4. plot to tutirder ehe count, they were
tied Ceunt Ternovset, Rnesiati noble- to be met -as they were at first -by
man of ancient litleage• and poaseseed tier indignant end scornful denials. The
of large estates. Atter few y,ears she pair calculated thee; as they hod plan -
tree of tier husbane and.selaced her- nee things, dt. would be inipossIble to
yell with a lover. Tiring of hen. too, prove, whateVer the Prince neigh% sae%
she &flounced tem in- an annnityrnetts that they bed any share in the count'e
letter to the aount. The rest* was the assassInatkin.
et, dint eenteilentted hinloeillti itilled hifn It was port of the scitetne that the
',rt a euene,,e. He was the nest mall to detectives were to capture the prince
4/se ""' "le rot' the countess. How elanY tie he Wit lee villa. That they .didn't
more ehe has been - instrumental in do, Prituicoff with his two men was
ending lo an untimely grave nobody actually in front of the eount's villa
amows. for the Vienna pollee have not when the prince enteree Lt. But he di4
yet traced her epreer'in full. e• tot telt the detectivef that the prince
The death. of one lover, left her freer was going there to Mime. the count.
in ensnare othete.• But Count Tame- Thee would have prevented the murder
vskrs eyes were dpened at last and in- and the preventiou of the murder
Meade)! issuigg More challenges to fight would, of courge, prevent the countess
. duels he pretured a dive:tree. The coun- peen getting poSsession of the count's
%fess was, glad enough to be released fertune. That was the first point that
' Irani .her matrimonial fetters. The prol caused the police' to doubt the genu -
cess brought her anotherevictim. In the inenese of the story told by the coun-
divorce procemitngs she employed ei tese and Prilulcoff that ail their efforts
Moscow lawyer, M. Prilueoff. M that had been aimed at saving Me count from
lime Prilutieff was making something the danger that threatened hen.
like sumo.. a year, enjoyed an unblette The only ,order Prilukoff gave to the
ished reputation 'and was liappy in his detectives was to setze anybody who
demesne relatiens. Prilukoff succum• rushed out of the house. They pounced
. Jeed to the fascinations of his client. en a man who ran out 10 give the alarm
Whe result was.' that his law practice and the prthee escaped them. only to be
twent all lo ple&s, Ws wife got a divorce arrested by the Italian Toffee later.
The count lingered for some days after
. from hint and he fled from Russia with
mow with which he had been entrust- t,e was ilhot. The countess and Penn
,401,
ed by clients before he was en.stutred kat were arrested in Vienna just after
in the thee had collected the insurance money
TOILS OF THE. COUNTESS. en the rount's lite. Their Meal and that
Prilukoff tagged after her about Europe. of the prince wilt take place in Venice
She pieked up other victims in the where the crime was commtted.
pouree. of her peregrinations, and dis- _.----sp--.
carded them as it suited her convent- BABY ckN A WRECK.
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tow. He was her emergency man. He 4 rown From * the Deck to a Tossing
ence, but Pellukoff was, always kept In Te
tiled to poison himself once, he said, _, Boat and Lived.
t) get rki of his troubles, but the duce How an english baby, eixteen months
tcrs got to work on him ,with a Mom- eld, was thrown from the poop of a
Act pump in time lo save hie life. That wrecked ship into a lifeboat while a
he now regards as a misfortune, for 'I heavy sea Veas running, and how it
he does not swing tor his share in Me lived for a week in an Indian•caimp. was
murder of •Oeunt Kamarovsky, he will tole by Colin Watson, a ship's appren.
certainly get a eong term of penal Ser- lice. who has been foer times wrecked,
vitude. and who has just arrived at Dover,
Before leaving Russia for gayer Eu- England.
nepean fields the countess east her evil The vessel was the British steamer
eut bewitching spells upon a Russian Glencalon wrecked •off Cape Horn in
nobleman. Prince Neuntoff. Princes are July. She went on lbe rocks in a heavy
chiller plentiful In Russia and nee not gine, accompanied by foe and snew.
necessartlY Included among the top- Two ram were emenee in geeing oin
netehers of the RuSSlan arietocracy.
Bui the prince had money and that was the lifeboat, which. atter a night of great
anxiety. was stweessfully launched at
ANA counted most with the countess.
lie tagged atter her, too, almost as the'second.attempt. The captain's wife,
oersIstently , as Prilukoff, for he was MI s. Nicholls. was placed In the Me-
anest • madle in *love wifh her. Ills In- hont with her baby. So heavy Was the
faluation has cost him $25.000; his wife sen that the lifeboat muld find no
Is suing him fnr a divorce and that ne place at which to land, and returned
M Me wreck.
v,•111 be hanged hardly admits of ques-
tion, too he was the man who actually Next day the boat was again launch-
.killett Count Kamarovsky. to, Mrs. Nicholls being lowered into It
In the course of her truvele, the come Le a rope. The captain, taking the
tess• chanced to meet Count letnnarov- teby. went to the stern. the. lifeboat
eky, an old acquaintance whom she had meanwhile tossing vinlently a little way
lost track of for some tithe because the eff. The seNeiti male balanced himself
patine as captain of the Cossack guerds, In the. hew with nrrne outstretehee„
had gone In the 1I•ont n the war against Shetilipga warning. the enittnin threw
Japan nnd had there been severely his child Iron) the fileiteliries ste,rn.
wounded. The belly was safely caught by the
mate, and nivel in the bottom of the
piE COUNT HAI) LOTS OF MONEY bye, where it began a tour or explore -
and the euuntess needed money badly. tem among the men's sea boote.
fer Prince Naumoff had about exhaust- • When the shore was renehed ladlans
• ed hts immediate resourees on her ac-
coune and Petite:off had been dead
'broke ter twee years or more.
With the countess, of pourse, the first
preliminary to geding hold at a mans
Money was to Matte him fall in love
with her. She Was an adapt at that.
7eourd Kemeirovsky peoved an easy con -
guest. He hate a wife ot the lime.
She brought a suit for divorce against
the count. hut before the ease came rp
ter trial she simplified matters by dy-
ing. Then flaunt Kamarovsky end the
Onuntess Tarnoyskt became formally
,engaged. ,
'Fite count lavished gifts upon her.
,Wheri she went out driving with him
la Vienna. she created a sensation by the
peke:der uf her toilette and the mag•
eificence ot her joteels. She et•ent mueh
time with him in Venree, teo, where
- the count had a handsome etila Vieille
iampo Santo Mona dee Gip%
But marriage; with litlei formed an
port' of her plans. le wile hei wealth
she coveted and marriage rnieffut prove
an obstacle rather than an -aid to Ite
cemplele poesess'on. Ste got the renint
•te ineure his life In her favor for Woe
ea, Pritukett Plected fhe company In
, nhich it was taken but. The countess
told littb to make eure that In nee the
ccunt was killed, there maid te nn
imestion of &spitting tee payletent. Her
beet sten woe le irelliee Me. count to
execute a will In her favor by whieh.
In the event et his deathethe whole .of
his great fortune would be bers. Tile
count wes PO WOO' in inVe willt her
that he wee willing fa
theee la trtotteisyetem" by which
they hap° to "break the banic"-a hope-
"' THE FIRST -LOOKING GLASS.
less laeli
Once upon ti time, sold my friend, a , •
lhe suicides, crimes (ind other imam
"'
man was wanting by the edge ot the „ --
.des tracee to Monte Cape are immune
ocean and bapielted up a leaking Wass.
ed But the attendant$ etre both court -
lute the gtos ,Ite Peeked and he saw
mots and symntithetic. "Monsieur has
there the face of himself.
"Oh," said he, "'Us a picture of my l'een unfortunate." sees one of- teem to
a ruined man. "He has lost all? Truly
tether," and he took tt to his cabin and
most midi Have the goodnioes to allow
hung it on the wall. And often he
said, "Tis a picture of MY tattier.' rlanend" colt
would go to twit at it, acel always he 941$14:,1oh7taidvaanctieuartidevelleduarnaarat.
But -one day he took to himself a wife, linues, "Of' course, monsieur win not
looked in she said.: ia-wPaeyrhfaaprs ait eticuottel,du
and when she, went to- the mirror and
l!'.:: awneY1 lthtela ggorasqhu'ibteu
el thought you said this was a picture Suicides on the spot are not regarded
of your father. Sure , it is a picture ot with favor. •
she?"
ail ugly, red-headed woman. Who is There are, of course, international
"Step away and let me to IL"
"What have ye?''. said the man. Monte Carlo, but, they are not insup-
thillculUes in the way of suppressing
erable.
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So she stepped eway and let aim to
it and he looked at it ageln. OFF ON A SOUTH SEA ISLAND.
.
"Ah," said he with a sigh tfor his te-
ther was dead), 'tie a picture of my
ellidildeF le eitpeeled, to. eto these day*, ta
simply asiontatiltig; rinst, he must, et
course, 4,1tworbow to, ttirn. 00 and And
$teentl.therl idle to wale% um cc,
time or 10,nAnr• ttrukoat in ace that the
'amp, ht 404 tor the ears. are working
brot0144.'lizv iitrt tho little turbine which
wve,„_,1*.•10fie" Onatne stinnlYine electric
Otirmeit ipeantleseent lights in the
ears. Ile alene goveens the speed of the
train, and Int.s to welch for all eigtiale.
There muet be Met eriough water in Uto
lealietee He must know ail the grades
end eurecee on his Run, ao as to know
where to go slowly and where it Ls eftife
tit `fitalOS thuee All tlit. resport,etentee
Of the sedely of perheps hundreds of lives
redts on his resource, knowledge, and
good judgment, and it is a terrible load
sometimes,"
TO wotiTEN THE WOIIK.
n434 drA heti!' tea tho TeelY.
Oda thitt hulltIV have reach% tho•
satetfr ho those dircellons,
roadbed*, brldgen, olc„ eventide berte) te.
be made ittlengat * cam beityler en*
ginte •
tether." Miss Gritnshaw Is Ltiving Somewhat as
"Step away," said she, "and lee me see Robinson C.rusoe Did.
if it's no eyes at all 1 have. What have is.
miss Beatrice Grimshaw,' a young
ycu watt pictures of women?" ., English lady, who attracted a good deal
So he stepped away and le/ her to It, of attention by her lively stories of the
and she looked In it again. doings of a South See Island princess
called Vial!, went back to her beloved
"An ugly, red-headed woman it is,"
Setell SeLas reeentiy to get more liter -
said she. "You had a lover before me,"
and she was very angry. ary material. According 4o a letter just
"Sure we'll leave it to the priest," said received by a friend in Isanden, Miss
he. . • Grimshaw has been spending a month
And when the priest passed by theY In the metropolis of Vulvae Island some -
called him tn and said. 'Father, tell us where tiround Tonga. but has now hired
what it. is that this picture is about. I of the dizzy delights of that fashionable
say it is my father, who Is dead." watering place where white %%Innen
"And I say It, is a red-headed woman have been seen quite often, and has re -
I never saw,' said the Woman. , tired to an abancboned house on an
"Step away," said the priest, with au- island off Tung& which has no other
thorny. "and let me to it." human inhabitant whatever, She says:
, So they stepped away and let the "1 have been making a serious study
priest to it, ef canoeing and am. getting on pretty
well, so I shall be able to get over to Me
AND HE LOOKED AT IT. mainland when I want. Swimming is
"sure neither you nor the woman was re.atrieted because ol sharks. The coin -
right. What eyes have ye? It Is a pie- mon and the hammerhead shark both
tuft! of a holy lather. 1 will take it to frequented the watars 1 ttsed to bathe in
adorn the church." at Otea (Vavanie so 1 never went in
without a few native girls. who splash
And he took it away with him, to the
.k enough to frighten nway a
gladness of the wife, who hated the wo- and skirl'
whale. Lost bathe, I sighted ssmethtng
man her husband had-th the frame, and
queer near- a patch of coral: swatre in
to the grief of theeman, who could see
shore, got a canoe and paddled out to
et• father no more. But in the church
look -and behold, a stingray. tslx feet
wai, the picture of a holy marl_ long, navy blue, with large white eyes,
Quite the folklore quality. And the
and a whiplaeh tail armed with a pol-
priest got it:- sonoits sling, which tt can driv4: right
I heard a story of a well-known Dub- through your artu or leg I This plea -
lin ,priest. Father sHealy, very witty and earn beast looked up at me intelligieniy,
very khedly. who was invited by a mil- and th„ atunR Ink, a cave in the eAat.
„ INGONViNIEN
ANtele 631111010
&OMR EMIL
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Ditlelvent rdittelte Of Ink URI R
the fiimilie at Creme* Belga
letanecred.
.diffetellee Wee chtelly helped ei
tend Diehard Erhilite), tho ovyden
egitsoner. teeCatty executed for the inure
dee. of Mr. and Ntre. 'Arch, to tho gal -
AN INFAMOIIS rilURDER.,„
.• Halm lunged, e won:Matt elgtane
tattle well, mut hoeing, by a trick,
felitnimi the signatteree et ewe wiliness,
es to II, whon• the wilt was cranteated
Urtuhley determined to matte awey with
env ot the witnesus who might have
aintheiee as to the Vaud. Went
chiefly eecited ausplelen Wet the will
Was hot genuine document, was lite
toot that vach of the eignatures to it
Wes tit a difterent ink to the other%
The 4.1efferettee nab not noticeable by
the ordinery observer, but perfeell) ale
parent to the expert extuniner of inks.
If the will nut betel signed by the dead
Woman and by two \views:sees. at the
same time, was it probable that they
would have used three different inksi
WAWA fiANS- CALM POWERS OM
NOT KILL IHENTUCKS
Was Standing Near When /Can Aenee
Felber Geebefilialslahdot.litiltd, Fired,
Everybady recalls the dramatic and
ttagie ending ot the fierce eleetton Mi-
r/alga tor the Governorship of Kelliticky
in INA when the newipetected Gover-
ner GOOttni Was Miled by a shot theel
from le door or window oe the State
Heuse when the Legislature 'Was ses.
Mon.
Caleb Powers, a strong personal friend
of the Other candidate, evalovernor
Taybar, was arrested and Wilti Melee
(tried Ter Goehei'a murder, was twice
sentenced lo life linprisoilMent and onee
lo death, has had the terdlet reversed
utt each ease by the Stale Gutirt of Ap-
peals, has applied to the Vederal Court,
end is now awaiting his fourth trial. '
Jim Howard and Remy K. loutsey,
friends; of Powers, WA10.% CiOnleteled of
templletty Vil the murder and aro :wry-
mg- imprteonmetit teir Mk Ex -GeV. elere-
ler, in whose intereste Powers, louLsey
and Howard octet), It Is charged, is still
In exile from Kentuchy, lit Indiana, the
Indiana uulliorites MAN refiewe
extradite hint. Fortner Gov, Durbin, of
Indiana, charged, a hits been staled,
that WOO after his itIllugurellOn
(seorner in 1001 a nilinber uf leentuck.
tans made overtures to pay hint it bribe
of 8e3,000 to exteatlite Mr. Taylnr tor
trial in Kentucky.
Not a fortnight ago Mont itidge
Stout, el Franefort, Ky., entereel an 4,%'-
elet suspending the warrant ter Mr,
Taylor's arrest. nod pieentsing him the
munity from arrest if hi• would mum
to Kentucky and testify in Caleb Pow-
erte fourth trial. Mr. Taylor refused
te, go, saying the suspension of the war-
rant meld be revoked at any Lime,
eVONIAN SAW TIIE stioarmo.
To be sure there are many helps to
lighten ids wore.
An- -automatic belt ringer Is one of'
these. Nowadays '41mi:raised air rings
the bell. Whenever the engineer &sires
to ring the bell he simply turns on the
air.
There Is also an automatic sander.
Instead of the Itiburiutts and slew meth-
ud of &tieing the sand lever back und
forth to bring a flow uf sand in front ut
the slipping deli ers, the engineer bus
bet to turn a little wheel %%Idea contruls
an automatic feed and then can forget
ite about the sand.
Itemse bars have been arranged to
wurk with steam, but somehow or other
they have never met with tuvor, el -
though reversing un Settle of the old en-
gines eels a laboieuus task. Brae-
Ine tlie feet against supeiort in the cub,
the old-time eughteer many Utiles had to
tug away for dear life to get the engine
into the back motion.
ACCEDE TO IIER EVERY' REQUEST.
The• One thing retaining to be done
lb make bele an enertanstv wealthy
weman waft to get rid el the mend.
She asked Peilukoti te ea the job tot
her. prome•Ing to relented him by mar-
rying him and sharing ibe„eounrs for-
tune with MM. Mellen she ever NM
any Intention ef Mileertillig that pledge
Is doubtful,
Pribikaff k 1044M:eta ghleolino and
studied n ds ot osq inotion,
cording 1 te feetten
tess, the rim 44)110140
that Pellukoff Menke 1
tenth by %Weft tilet
from vienna, W410* 1
text tO gel Into the Nubile
the count would IOW test
self. enrage hint In 4'411.0
him th nareottO
tad rendertitt Kin illitea
It was n itInrcriti,.
time drow PAM*
lien Peileteffele tee# fitikid•
tottnIesa ant„ inttettokt
Oral u *lastly
• leant she se, itttt 104.1
lionaire, probably a brewer, to go on a I didn't go in there again, in Spite of
cruise with him. its modesty.
Over the seas they sailed and landed eyan can picture me when this reaehas
at many ports, and the priest could not you, living a Crusoe life on an Island
put. his hand into his poeket, for he was of an acre or two, with no companions
the gueet of the millionaire. bie the cocoanut trees and the hind
At last they returned to Dublin, nnd crabs. I look forward to It very much;
th.. millionaire being a man of shnoll- it. witt be a new experiehcee."
city of character, the two took a. tram egooad miss orimshaw _leery lona
to their destination. enough among the 'Dolga Islands sit.*
"Now Ws my turn," said the Wiest, will have a literary companion to help
with a twinkle he his eye, and putting her enjoy being totteSotne. That veteran
lite hand in his pocket he paid the fare author and tie.plerer, Oliver litentirkig4s.
Me the Iwo. • who has travelled 200,00o miles in the
Otte more stery, this lime showing last twelve years, intends taking tip iiii.
Irish pugnacity and the German nide permanent residence there. 1 le is now
lao spirit. en the eve of Illi()IliCT journey to India
Two Irishrnen were in Berlin at a 1) execute a special 4, iliIIIIISS1011 eir an
music hall. anti just in front of them set elaborate mewl: en the native prIncee.
teen officers with their shakos on their "When I have fillished that,' he seee.
heeds. "1 shall settle down on one of the Tonga
Leonine forward, with a reputation itlkmds. where th" Wolves are of r''
FOR THE FIBEMAN.
.ttid the treeMan bus not been forgot -
leu In this march of improVeinettlit.
auto:Italie stoker hue been invented fur
his benefit, but not many of these are
operaliun.
His greatest boon has been the auto -
Matte dour -opener. Opening the runtime
door Is done very utility limns In the
eeurse of sa long trip, and so a good
Samaritan by the Use of compressed air
ebrofosi.et.volved a scheme by which a fire-
man can open the door with little or no
Standing In his usual position, vtlien
Ming, with tate foot ton urd the foot -
Ward of the tender, the other neer the
furnace door, he presses ins left foul
upon a pedal as he brings the shovelful
of coa (toward, and the compeesse.1 air
opens the door. As soon as the shovel-
fauglaihna.s. been sent inio lite fire the Ilre-
man raises his foot and the door closes
„wove ih,, referee end led them t„ foe enurtesy to sustahn one of the frisb-
ee primitive camp, vehere they remained "ten "id Pl"sannY' "Pinse remove
your heltnet; I can't see the stage for
'of tho Mute
remitted Wife
en the siege
Win to travel
A eeille Pie!
'talent which'
did ter trim-
efter
it whrn tt
es, shoat
•, 0
4 ea the
omen.
itn. The
V? wog
s
;•,„
ter a week. The Why wits dreesed n
skins, and the mother carried 11. on her
beck in Indlan faShlon. After en
er.venturoun journey across country,
the party renched a intselonary's !muse,
ethence they made their nay to BM
Grande. elety innee distnnt. Punta
Arenas was el length reacthed. and all
returned to England on the steamer
°tette
.- TOO CHF."
mousTA
German Scientist Declares it fo he the
Sanitary One.
If you wish to be healthy- teenr ehe
new todthbrusti ineustache. says a 'de.
sprach fromeelerein. It may be unrom-
tertable as the_complentent lo a kiss, but
it le absolutely safe.
This Is the dictum of Prof. Wallnilz.
who bas been active in the omitewerey
raging fiefeely among eminent haeleri.
ologists, The "toothbrush" ts the Inven-
tion of clever Americans. and is urged
agninet Me popular motel:10w 0 10 1(0.1.
044r. The latter necesellaies a motielache
Louder. and Walintle. after submitttng
smeral binders. to carelui micros/wide
examination, has discovered fragments
of diseased hair end skln and on in.
credible amount of horrible bacilli.
some innocent guinea pigs innoculaled
with the cultures suffered tortures. The
short ;grisly decoration of the upper
Pr ell. he declares, that will save a sweet-
heart or vate !rem inieeticn.
—
JELLY FOR FAMILY•JAR.
nubby Was In That Slaw %Then Loving
Wife Finished Vieth Dim.
the plume.
By way of reply the Oerman oMeer
ineelently Hipped tin. Irishman in the
!nee with hie glove. In n secoral
!nehmen was an hie feet and in another
seeond the offIceret face was bleeding
rom
Mrs. Annie ',knee bas been arrested
ot Fruitland, Pa., for beating her bus,
land to telly In a family Inr.
Mrs,. MOM* Is a tall, red-faced pro.
son, with eremendOus strength, while
htiannd, actrink Is of a ehrInkIng
edithre. end remithithteve !crab apple. ft
Veld .10#05.1de x-tStinbittIte0 thnt
rffItaid4tOr 'erefelt
'Ready Melee itt Tele tette Waa *Mi-
nting liirougfi .tho Min when to dire
cline/AV Alto, Itlitt,.-uttt-te,
pulp. Kama it* •769t' of, Min
nod rat tim itthotihg with tOet,
11e WO eeetii,V,1 from thit totso and
hatl,h.watrent thraitd, htr the teennan's
Vighert Otto wit...4 intim hetoro
4trilye coded. ter hearing ithe
tolftiliwth
Aitr, wtto *Mad when he ea* fn.
rant toril.^ 4.1 sadiron and poyinded
Min to re leilst, TM next time ho
IV Olt Ufa down tot tow4."
,
'
A (MASHING 131.0%e. .
Satiefnetion having been Mu( obtain -
en. ithe 1W41 tristituen left the (14 to WWI
returned to their hotel, neere they
beae;ed nt the Lithalr.
Fortunately eind friends al ',nee
showed them the neeeeeity of inineediale-
ty croesing the Wilier.
That the. Irishman had not heeti run
through by Ilte 4.411("er.. sn,,rd ems due
to the feet iliat he wag foreigaer.
speaking of flgete. the other do% an
An:Priem' friend of MI110 Wtis inking a
mall< in Duteln when he mint let
street fight. Four then were enielged m
P. and nn one else was interfering.
Poisserebv glanced ever their sbouldere
and waleed on. Two women. evidently
related to the contestants. o.bray1 hy.
aW0111110 11te MUM
aty friend moitnted a fltghl. uteps
and merited with unaffeeted interest
A member tif the Dublin Constahuiary
happened to pass the etreet. glow.
Int. down saw to hitt disentil thnt it Witg
op to him In slop ri ftghi. Slowly 1ip
pared toward them. giving them lime to
neigh nt least ono enund.
nut the the women ma. him eeming.
and nothing Mkt the vaLeiare of (tele
anti none and legs hustle:I the eomba-
tants intn the house. add the policeman
went nInng his bent twirlette. not hie
Club. 1,111 his waxed Moittnelle.
I fold 11 Dublin man of Phis inelitent.
depinring Me lin% in net having come
arenas 11 Ity earner° in 017 'hand.
Ile en1411 • "That polieetrom wee mi-
n tibledly own+ that he nappened on
the row. Ile wilted much Iti.ve preferred
to let them light it out whi he eannter-
ea bv on another etreet enenowinte
Net that he woe efraid le run them in,
led that im triehnian eneee fight."
Another eight Mal Pratte myerif at a
time when my camera, tens not with me
wag teen little Neve. not five years
td.ime. engaged itten we...ening male,*
under the attspieeti.of their father, who
proudly told me Mei they were vete
gone n1 11, The telinwe ehooh
tem& flew at oath <Muir and wreetied
tor all they teem worth. And fmm the
time ihey elinebeel until otie or Re, either
wee (brown they Were laugbina web
loe. They weeelled Peeeral rounds.
led the tawdrier nover lett them.
nor much bettcr is ter ifftle
tiaave Bohil. Wider, catfetv
°
mere:Cute beauty, and I shall live a la
SWvenson."
k
A
COMING OF THE HYDROPLANE.
11 Is lo the Water wont the Aeroplane
Is to the Air.
The ty-e‘N. that M. 146411.0S inimont toe
Now, Mee, Lulu Feark, whose maiden
mime was Welliams, has eathe forward
with an effidavit that the t
ilovernor Goebel %%114 not a political ten
aussination, but the result ot a blnott
tue41, and that Powers was no unit -
Wed in the murder. Mrs. Clark swears
Mut John Sanford, of Covingtoit. ley., to trY to thleseeer e‘ III, lied 14 &ve-
nni' Turner Igo ..tf Farmers, nownn mon reimething in the nature of it site
,Counly, ley., were Gov. Goebel's assas-
sins and that Igo fired the total shot lit
ter hearing, almost twr sight.
Goebel was killed, she says, ender
oath to revenge the :teeth 4.1 John ;4411)-
1..141's father, a Cotingion unorney,
whem Goebel had killed in a 'tiontleal
(11,111 tit Govingt,,rt sopritt years before. eeperte vatted 111 ki examine. it peempt.
Goebel was negated. 1% declared that toe v.us made frotn
Sanford and Igo, his CIOSe friend. s‘. sine, a roni-tai preditct, eeetite
made mania, that ita.y \wait' kili hod mr IWO di...L.114i the time at
AC EN,
Aavi.Nsr son lor
C.IIINESia 00144%
borers From Chia..1 ikon* 104
Pan le Welk Oil Maenad id
Clet eletele
Mteine thet eaten) 1105
e little race tient:Out of 4
Walla are ettlidelgt
twat HAM FRAUDS EXPOSED.
The ink he hab used has trapped many
a forger. In the etISC of the meted, West
Haiti Workhouse frauds the hetet eye
..t Ike ink eepert tescovereej that eer-
luta entries in the exielthouse boides
leeti Mimed. Weee they turret), correc-
tions mu& at rite time 4,11 the entry, er
elleratione made efterweriet? An iiiialy•
Sib 4,1 the ink:, revealed the fed that the
correctems neve in a different litk trent
nett ueed in the entrtee themsettes.
*they had not hetet made at the earn*.
line, with ink uut et the eame itiepot:
Wt1,111- ettepirmus feet %eltlett lett t ,the
discovery of tie: fretide thoee n11.41111..115
Mt1re 111,41111 ConCmil.
Tho study ot inlet has added a 110%\
Pitfall in the way et the (urger of %%heel
only masters forgery ...Well( te
awure, Nut ottly ts there a dtfterenes.
in the inks of tteelity, butt the Mks tioiN
III 11S(' differ enormottely from those ,
thirty or Iltty years ago. 'Chat Me die
telefax! is perteelly clear to the analy•
heal chemist de a fact that the ferger
of aueient documents wry frequentiy
(civets.
0% UllYttlif
efle
native
,
mess thee courts coasts:4%o
ilia. sparse neva cc -comas oilitlho
extol cuminenta of Mined Of teal.
papern. appeare that the Ithirelenthell
Chillee.0 11.0b010ed'S t4,1 '01icrk on a ilete
reltroad lute in Kareeettlina proltricehas
hetped ahow (Ito lapalteee ere the
shoe pinetwe in. ttits country.
thoEtioeg4hstntrujeuttelyniteetltatrerttleWtasheoVbc1:411
hod betel awarded unenvied thirty Len
nese laborers. The wages he paid were
iu yen a month-ttlxitit $5 gold-itud
thin watt about 50 per cent. elereeer
than the hire of Japanese laborera. Still
gih,Aealch‘ivn, sutisited and they were
So pleased nee the Japanese deigite.
14 t e‘ptrinient that he Beni to
China kir MO twee, and before timed
entities had latudtet ut Nagestikt a thirit
coneigunieut of $110 ((OA eoutrneted 'Or
Ain) Chines* enligratem minpunkei in
The Mantele leteiget neteety slates
that the Japanese laborers leots great
ut the importaiwo ul the rhineeet
eeelles, eete willing to wort: kw
lute of %%hat 11,1111itese leborer dee
mantled. ineetiegs %%ere held by
the citizen, 1 liagiseilitita-ken "to COa.
ettelt"r thie mitue peril to the laborers of
OLD GATtis. Ntis,\ eINKS.
lit the [tureens %eel case,'" tried In
Veal, It few mords tin 1(4.1 1111: lit Itti. Win
te hied to settle the questein of ite glom -
Mentes, Barking «tla 11 rich and
centrle man of whom hih relatives hate
lost sight tor meny years.. It %vas
timught by them that he had "gone un-
der," As a mutter of lace he bad te
meet 1101'41[1111C. laid W118 quietly mom -
sing huge fertune. The mune uf his
detttli cane. net...mg:anted by ltw sleet.
Inewinalkei Mut he itud died worth
some hundreds of thou:minis pounde.
1 he eeettyd reineves um,. set to work
THE CRAZE FOB SPF.F.D.
But the devices ever invented by
MLitt Will Ilt'Vet' take the place of the
bruin and band, in &nue etrettinstances.
and upon the fuithfultwse of the tette-
neer depends the safety of the train
more then upon anything.eise, And here
the engineer le not an einirely fret.
agent. The public are to 1111111/1.
%%lecke such as Mal at Cale414,11
If tetet lines et railway run pnra114.1. Ihe
entimetilion is est keen Unit 1111111111'S
Tlie public neutt °wore tspetel•-•
more speed," and the ceenpany litch
enn beat its et11111.A"Iilor by half tti; hour
14 the run Minn Teronto to elentreal
the one that people patronize. Alt this
itne as long as 1 hell! IS Mit M,11`Vils,
11111 W114`11 there IS. then ire the poor
eligineer who 'gets blarnist, "I e ale
rtmning too fast.' elm say. 11.r:0.1101g
thut if he Is en hie 1.1111
eel'Y neelde wellid he die Med to
mumble at the slow nee' 01 11"'
woe at Wei produeed bearmg a date
ot twenty -11%e yours efere. ee hoe )1
seemed undembledly authentic N. thoee
who benefited tinder it, the persons not
emitted 111 11 14 i(11(041 it atiktillee
queetemed ite genuine:los,. 11 we's
..u.ilteti in red ink, end tlw 'itk
Atpittl,' its plIt
IlUt 11W 'A1'1111111. 1.11 ail the euiraged la-
berem et tingnertimiseen del not stop
mass navtitig,N, One night, ttr
hiller part el July they posted tt rettet
utillen 111 i 11111ebe on the doors of the
eine..., Libelers' huts that it they didn't
rkaig In Jupanest inen's places
they nouiti be
IntreelN 1.1.11K TO LIIINA,
Ttw Wee t leo* 4s111. -.a Is toete sierra
al the .. the citieens
leagshotiniet, , eet , tent ailetee front
11.. eentrel 1,- . s,sss is, st Toloo. Tokio,
Rename ite p. of eintsarrash-
tient III nity evert net eguitust the
'pee, entered Ihe pollee ut Kagoshima-
lem to 1154' (how tillot)41 pc,Wers tO {Wa-
lt et the foreignerb ed50 of en otii•
bleak and Item bunimoned the enter.
prietng contractor kJ eonferonce .n
etikto.
It happerts that art imperial oritin-
imps, NO. 352, which VI menttulguted
-eVR, seri, teilekte the eitiekonient of for-
eign tabor no Japer, ,•eeept ander lint,
11.0 CA,11411k,114, ss.11,1'11 .1r,oll (11(711 eirl•
pioyment ontu 1., le ireutv perts
where forenewis , The lat.
ei.1 papers Demi !roe it Mat the
toriteitelor has ...Wier die-
ol'eYed Met or thel he intends to
li.ree a lest case.
eart part ..t owlet Me mat-
ter %toe still tinder .1,1t,softtri.1 1,X (ha
Teems 1;„yernmeni met tes• I littiatiltli
%%ere etill working. eiene
tiction.
lit tue the 'Jewel 4 1111'71,,j, Agnitt-t the
it.1111/11,.• III Mill 314 111 Fritits•,-;00
yeiiiiplautp,IN• 1,1.41141 1,11.•
0/1,111 1114(VP It. Ills
Wrinillii111 That ati
ys tlirot%,nu
4,1 it ittp..litifis• gardeners vro,•111,,,,lbe at
Berkeley.
The .attraie (tui ivied
Japenese preee and eitattel ueen le 111 it
eel soInclt V.I101 ,11
exploiting
Goebel, Mrs. Clare saye. watteil ttwir Whieh Ille te ill bore deli'
opportunity. The rainealgu he1‘,.(s•41 A MOST AWKWARD FM ...r.
w. S. Taylor and rewhel, the bilkyrt'st
Mat even Kentucky 1111( 4.Vor enewn, Fifteen yeers Inter Uniillter great will
in the meeting of Ilw Legisleture to. eine. rem.. int.. the Law courts. Tine
Frankeirt and in Me presence there 4 I v1."1 1."14114',1 tt semetiene e'..er a Intl.
thousands of armed mountain iiwn, lion Pound:, aorth of pruperty, ‘k ,16
brought. by Taylor %%hen the eiecti4,11 og 4,h oin"nt geltultle? 'nu. hlitnattliv
vole in dispute to manifest their deep nf one et the 0.01111e.0.0.4”... 1141111 lit 11W111
1'1111 01041 before the setts %%fie produced'
interest in the Pottle,
Ittr:k. Clark says that her eeitsin, Gor.l• • WW1 111 11 110111'01 1 .11k. leilit 1114, tills,
trude King. who was then keeping Nen.' .14-41.1 "NI ilie :noel 11111'1111 :Weide:it st
pan) 0, .illi John Santerd. %Nes with heel
at the time, 1111::‘ it'llentattitieleilL',Llielits")P•trut.ritt?..it1la 1 1 /71Igin laltha/114‘.11‘'
THE Ste -KITING. 11 bill.:4'.rit... "I'll' ieh'ire." r1111,1:intbil;:kit /litiolt.1. 'Ilix1,11ihilitl‘tf.".
1 ,AtilLigrt,rLlii.m,i.lcitit,t lij, li.ii.i.iltliii'lli'isst,i,1„111.11'iliirrIT.‘".., 14:11;:i111`i'm 1114414'11,,11.e1;* 1,c):::::it41:,111,.1.;111,111,1 tL1,11.1,111`41.
CHANOE IN APPEAIIANLE.
Then, outside tippearanee of the
pi eeenl-day tocemetive le as different
from the (.1d-hineri as C1111 he imagined.
The railroad companies in hauler days
sk1:10.,1:14,141101111:).,,,...‘1:1.1111:1111 1.0:11,0111, :the:
eonstructien Air ornamentation of their
pets ef Ile. engineer, and the pri,14. lit the
whole -road. but oleo daily !noting ati•
0.4 rtiF,P111,',1144 of 113o st•rt icl". 111 111Psf.
toenlietti senhirt 41.1•,.4 1.1ark. pooled
loen.motives ehange
every trip. it se.,ins far ri toe k the
roiliantl" ./t rielneethig, ellen
1.1, P1.1, ri 40 tried 14/ 4/1111141 11.: 1'10114. in
1111, dandy eliglies, of ',vilest, me
etigineer, %%Pro IIw
NO 1.1,1 A 01•18111 spe..111,(1 PITO-
ra.sro lillowed to l'1111 14111` g(r the. -
tinder any 01.41
volen 'refute, iesiestau 14, it„.
Marled to enter the State Helios 1,% the Etit untoieen tweire
41 811.11, WItS sd),, 11'," 1" 11 bIgntsd 11*It ‘"tt"'"
!VIII' 4.1111.11411•41 011.1 V.111.M 1 II 1110 ...11,1):, , /111' 1. Ill' 11e711, 11111 1110 V.111 1111110.1140.1
1110 NOM', 111110 11.ey 4.1100' a. limn stand -I& 1110 I'll P'111.` t"'f''''' 111.11. 11•111''
ing Jusl inside Ilie '41111e 1 I,Tlise ,Ita...1 'Kt.. t!,,...1 cla,-4., . I inks A.le in po-
%%twin the% r4 eegnized te, eenford, in 14 Mai. ii".. III lhe inii..1... nth century
a, mutiny 11 Ser111111 111111i 1.111110 motion; 1 111,,,,,,, knot\ 11 ns, 11 .1,. solutions, and
titII cif the Weenie; de,...bed hee ,, ell eee WIIII 11 11"11 (1 it` r1141 matter, heel.
nieuntainter and .noeing a idle. 1 lel lii 110. . twitticill lerin iiseeo, "in sio
reit to Senford and mild
Ville es'etsserts tie st 111 uN, 541 1.• 11111 log
i.t.iislort 1.0 gyp. or ......, 110, k..rolig
"1 1;01 the - •'
th\isi";,,,..1,:idurkinii;11. (,:'11r•?\11'11:::1, "I'1;,,Uns,17.,*;:i.; tt‘ii..:."11..•,,Iiiriiii: II 61141:.1"i"il'it'iiiii h41'1*ittlii711114-1,ill'i\•* i";
kril 1.1141 Igo Tim from the elide I 14.11,0. "e .. 1.1'111 • 'A I.. 11 11"..'5 x l t'gilii 1. ,le
to a feral'. %%list's `4,11,(ortt gm, il 1.11Ir '1 1 111'• 4;1 11.111,1i ‘ )'•'''), 11" 1110 Ill".
(.1X111'..;11'1::11'1:14'1.:;111".1;11;,.%'.:SIII:11.1,1'111:11:.1.1).1(')nr14 It'l'" 11'$11:'. o'si Itt::' 1 IU:::.111'l '''.:11.1.11111:;':11,11111; \l'.1:1'''::d°."11"1:.:. '11' \Ill....1,1.'7" "I'
N1rs. 1 nrl, 410,!..ros furtlie'r Ilial Igo T. -gr ,
1.11i1 I, lid hut. a, 110, ro ilma. 1 , Hi ", 0 : '1,1. no, ,, ota ,. ng ..;,..)1.1`li: Mil ,1, r
en, 0,lig 1,t, 1011 ..,,,,d,o, ,,n,i 11.„t, 91„, . • tt i' . 1,iii aniTi.ltal.'• i epol ef ex•
m.o. hen after.. era al. Jeffer.orit11..., "11' 0"1 1111109 4 1"1 '1 .,..0111.1.1',' 50.11e11
bide mei tw reimmitel her Met he i,,111 In 11r... .1-1. ink pt.di 1,15) Muted .1. A rot
MI11114,41 lir: p).11111.4., 4.fit. 111:41 • I!, 4 d .sh V. " 1011`, 1111'. 0.1111.0111 tv los'
Ihnt Sent4.1..1 Ins! toll Volliroilo 1.1i.,! .i :-"I's. it 114-ard 'Alth If','"`i 11:.'ll'O''
few <lays befors llie mintier n....i. he 11. 1..1',111, , n &el. 11,10•...11 1.1.,‘‘ 11. V r.'
111111 'T,'•*1* in .1,,,,, lion of 11,11 gill.,
t( tided 1, kill sio..11,.: ie 11". 14\"'"I 1' in
t 11.,1,11 lo
chnriep 1,, 0.1 r, It, 044.,11.• Ink hat.'
telute,
The ,k„, .04 le • 11. HO' VI1,11 • 1411,, II, 11 „nil ,
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