The Goderich Star, 1907-11-08, Page 3..11481.1rrt
AN ,YOY
In prevent lia* boll going over -
them faie long oh* ot
vits, Oet tho wiekelo. out
sa4 some hollo whirin 1* ta4
4tring, tiod what wax there left
tat Plaa't And play we ditt valla
Aeell ete teeet
playektiat Lords. 'the exeitornant
.oppletise ihe onlerliers wox by
meiond their iiihOute of °welt pioyekil"
sth:c71:01Liati.tatciazi.ttaigire(iiatua 1147,
1 motion of thou$ohei9,. • •
at all good things must tome ta on
-e.Jewin wvo.livittitg4ela,Igrkoplieventol
1,15 we were In the Mersey Mei draw-
ing up ,alengside the goo, PftellflY
Intslle of binding. tne, euniti.ilan of
Pllecf*nb ftsginiEe. and the shrill whistle.
ff:19 1.61laCtel" EllStert Miele W ke
Up to De tact that ogoottbye" krioga
:1110,elettisee4proatiguY ewt hgatiVaisr.pitipIcatc ovAese,,;0,1n.„.
POW Part
'este sieceleseei- '
• SOVIEI*10:49.-.04) AseVISITING,
epee
'01,ine.rot•W•410.40 10.04, W.01 C4e0,,cole Ara
.Zenattort thlirttleado
,
lialser is ;riot the, only ,inoriarcli
'who' is visiting Lentlen this %Mini,
01:Orgelle Wen titer guest
Or man. rowatard ak. Sandringham. •
-Tho King er OXON la an inveterate
;trareller and never allows a Sear t
;elapse Willican.. Visiting , some pot of
Elirope. title ihts raViag terelenay 'that
aintest Jed his male* to the rildrOtY or
glo BOSOM gene tit' the lime ef the
'ortit Sea 'outrage, and has placrd. him
M Melly dttlieUlt seittailene. Ite la the
kerither of Queen' Aleitaitdro and; like
ia very pouter with his people%
though et first "Itiv had to live down, a
great deal of, prejudice, against 11144,
the Greeks were .netl,at, ail anxious to
. hove this Danish -Pelitee as their men-
areh. itieeetick 'carried hiM thrOLIgh, the
earlier, yeere et his reign as it hilS
:1111.011gli Melly, other things. NotwIthe
eletithrle tne dangers aral treachery with.
which ho was sUrrouttoed, he has alWayS
litelated epon going out unattended.
ThIsi Mutest cost him his rife once at
WM. .
Fle was wanting in the- vicinity of sthe
ptilaee, When the sharp challenge Of 4
eentry eang out, "'Who goes there?"
The King made no reply. Again the
sentry's dentend, "Whc goes there?
Aelseeer or Flefire." Still the. King was
allent. The fleet instant tho,silenee was
',1)Scrken by the sharp crack of a stile and
King George'felt a bullet ploUgh titrough
the sleeve of ills wit. Then to the terror
of the sentry he made himself. known.
Next day he sent for the man, and pont-
plimenting him on the way he had done
hi, duty, 'decorated the astonished sci-
dim with the order of Redemptien, given
only for the greatest services,
One .cannot but wonder what would
have happened to the sentry if that but-
te+ had ploughed the Iting'e arm instead
ot his cout sleeve. However, the above
incident is quite enough to shrew King
George as the most unconventiOnal of
monarchs. Officers who were at ono
ttme In touch with. him say that he used
to compete at Greek amateur athletic
sports ender the name of George Papa-
doulos, and was always sc successful
that spectutots and participants began
to suspect a masquerading professiopal,
and at one contest, where the King had
carried off prize after prize for running,
wrestling and the like, the feeling be-
came so strong against him, that an at-
tempt was made to mob the athletes
monarch. Rendered helpless by over-
powering nunthers, the King revealed
his Identity to the pclice and had them
smuggle him away.
King Edward is very fond of his siren-
ueus brother -In-law. Besides the slate
entertaining there will be the semi-
official ceremonies. such as theatricals
and concerts to which
Queen invite their neighbors. when uni-
form is dispensed with and the far more
ccmfortable frock coat is worn.
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ittwito ,or th:11,tywe:
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dement 41, embarliot400, What lt
• /0 thelltee let the ridding of eltainst the
Creaking Of ,palleysi the. groaning Ond
IftOting Of the huge truce its they
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viditels• whose. „ansWere 'were lest. in
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' view. Uhd eUrite We`
Otallmd that we -Were indeed, ender war-
-.Mho Scenery olob the..bandtO Itw.
tie, d -fro Ober tO Ilitnottald
• leyorowded the ,little Of romance
end, ..egt,' '•an.•,*nvinoonient, ot
laiormal.rieseelatioa.s.•• The deep. ParRhx•
of the Lfitirenileta mountatos, the oinirra.•
• lug verdure a *mix viato, where dwell.
those peaceful farmers of „the itoero
fancy I . • . ,
,•••• • '
•I'Whese, lives iglide,Orr'-illte. rivers 'Altai
water the ..vielodland
Derkeneir *eisTilidateeintetirth yet, re-
, fleeting' an image Of heaven,"
The pictureSetle Gothegee, theletie pine-
,
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clad ielands Mirrored in the,opalesoent
water, the wlete-winged teshing eoals;
all these, and countleseeother beauties,
Am, 10, Make? each, vanishing moment,
as the.scene unfolds itself, all too even-
eSeent.
AT RIMOUSKI.
. . , Next moining early nrought us to
"Ritneeeke. The lingering smile of dawn
Still lay like a fairy shrutiii•on the hazy
shore -Ante aed the only thing which
seethed really awake beside . ourselves.
was the energetic little, tlig_whicit darted
out from the shore chokitig and puillf18
ulth the importance of its pad itt
itig on the ma.' and taking ashore the
river pilot.
About an hour on (Mr course after
leaving Rimonski we were carefully In-
sPeeted by a German 'cruiser, • Which
carne sailing towards, us, slowed uP
slightly, passed, then crossed our stern
and ran parallel with our'course on the
port side. Of course we had not lessened
speed in the least, so the German had
been • obliged to spurt a bit after she
crossed behind us. All these manoeu-
vres caused quite a commotion among.
the passengers whose Cameras poured a
velley at her broadside: After cruising
along With us fer some minutes, she
seemed to be satisfied with our appear-
ance, and, deckling not to blew us out
of the water, turned on her originel
eouree, and left us to ours.,
•
WHERE GULF MEETS SEA: •
•
As we lose sight of the land the great
'gulf meets the sea with open arms, the
Oilver-tinted icebergs stand at the en-
trance to the straits like silent ghosts al
Ds gate of the infinite recording those
• who pass, and to the horizon is without
- break
It is a wonderful sensation to stand
with the man at the wheel arid realize
bow the great ship Is guided ueross the
pathless deep. But there is another
phase of a wonderfiil organization close
by. The tided day out is marked eith
Ted letters in my book of inemoiy; it
was, doe this day that the chief engineer
todk me down to look at the engines -to
'" Watch the pulsations of a mighty heart.
The satne sense of awe whichoise$ with
overwhelming force to surround one
upon entering a silent cathedral is here
irt the throbbing rorir of the giant en-
gines, whose every pulse evens progress.
As I stepped out onto the top gallery
which surrounds the abyss of machinery
the engineer handed tne a piece of cearse
sackieg with which to grasp the greasy
railings. and told me to be Pareful ; the
constant drip of water and oll makes the
footing uncertain, and the narrow, lad-
der -like stairways must be deseended
backwards from gallery to gallery; the
heat and noise were indescribable.
DOWN BELOW.
is the most uncanny sensation M
watch the steering gear -to see the
Clumsy thing swing ruund occasionally
• eget to know it is responding to the
Iduch of the man at the wheel -on the
.;"t
bridge Ilie only thing left to see was
the stake -hole. I was the fourth lady
• who had ventured to cress its fearful
threshold. We stood literally on the
, .
brink of Inferno wateling wide-eyed
and breathless as these powerfut, half,
clothed giants. silhouetted in the glare
ct the Menaces, bend and plunge their
, I
•
shovels Inte the ovalaticha of coal. grip'
and draw thele. then, with the tome of
a catapult, hurl the muss Mill the gap-
ing Wes ef the insatiable mons.er whose
tongue darts out with an angry iliss.
The heal is Intense end the yapping
flames throw their fierce halo about the
toilers
I may tell you that It is atecessary to
get up putelcularly early in order to eee
a sunrise al sea Which makes inesene-
s dent you have never seen one).
ON THE BRIDGE AT N16111.
I received a message from my friend.
ths eaptain. one night about ten o'clocic
--it was the (Mirth night ont-le the
effect thut if I came up 4M the bridge 1
shoukl see something. Upon reaching
the bridge 1 fotmd him on the starbeard
Effie with his telegcepe lo.his eve. ,,
( lueit, take NA and look straight ahead
d tell me what you .see,” said he,
loving the. glass into my hand.
I did as was told, feelitig as thougb
eny repuitaton WIS. steke, and saw -
nothing.
) In about len minutee. however, with-
" oul the aid of the glass. I Was &tele to
dise,ern a rte ling light, on the horizen
which grew eteadily In size unlit
it look Ur shape and proved to he
ship. I watched the welt:elle form rem-
ing along through the night. presently
she eatne out of,lhe darkness and crossed
the silvery path of the 1110011. AS We
passed. the Anent eillnal of four flaring
red torehes on the aterbriptel et
eitliee ship nuide the' &tat tentere aglow
(44' fl few mfilltielL, and We lied a good
look at each otheree"Shiest thekinee 1/1
the night MA signal es they'oleeivo Not,
te Mind Nut ,hriettel the esy II'
,oretned lo that ,f" rolles
had elapsed. hut ori litY'r bells"
. /THU Mee t reall2ert I •' per mi the
bridge <Kee an_ thankO
find *goad night" selpper.
desernded the ;SItit, ontenede
' ,k; • toueg,..,,e4 Alum :otieenaing
• Ittr pootrp.toxr—••
. Citielf
tut the .fiehn, LI
there are Ws ot .
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badhel.1 grite h
trilird Elio b
traledeet ratiretee"
if.tintt.w thdi it-,•„,
st*Itat tit Ma 'farti:
a ezAvett es t tvett11,
, 4 me eglartermes!6.
sky, lie 4010411 la Itie
La Its way;
kin besides
and
there i9
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lo
LIM WARS OF JAPAA
FONO061.4. A?* COOkifiL /441.reat TO
MIOAAAOLNATIO
Welltlatiatleat 111. it111*(104 * !WSW*
714foot of Olo
, CO*01.•
Yittiltil to flatting that liat *erne 119able•
. son* byinaducti ot benevolent SiSainti•
letiort teat,PStIter the White mint aloe
irk the lartrivit'aion, The hilikaolo now
bob two Utile „wars on hilt hp*, each,
them as bothersome any oxPedi-
, tien We Sutton or outiitive waren ill
• Sarintr. .-
The,441144.11ese hOrt`e b40.1 tithiltzg ate
rerreoa,.qtge trzatY'
Shimonoseki. gavo.that peppery island
Jule their beeping. Wade the Chtitesc
,Owned it They, werd, evident in Pa*
41.41•TY laehr way, to- whot
eallinhor.• leek. 444-.4vitgar- they Wild
trout the 50it'hietWera ot the tittle-
Snvages „and le let welt oneugh
A10110 flat 'with the advent -4.0 the
te;NeteePidlert; 'SSW% Allege* Vie
of exterinMation NpSupt. the titOlitiPe4
was hinitifuratetl, and 4o 'atf13 OW -
1;W -ow • •
• Wha. ItatIVe ot 1"10010$4 le MilIttrw
'Vg17, 010eitly allied to the wilder peewee
!et Pellip,pinee, and, hbe Oleg.
suroje• Minting Arta Preeervillee *Ude,
Who Juterier of Formosa .4 trePiont
jungle, almost' *Penetrable.
`There 414e native4 he low with ocett.
Monet forays Into the open and much
midnight 311/Mid of'IePono$0 ivn4 1406
'Wee% The Japaneese eoldletle•elfeite tak-
sto the pine With a relish, unit 110
1)Yrift 'bunting by the 'English in
Ma wee ever carrledtioe With mere elgor
than the rooting oneief theFormosaile
te-naw being. pushed,
Diming ,the war With Russia .the bore
gine! owner of the soli tn. Formesa was
allowed to do rery much, as he ,pleosed
beeause ali -the eoldiere that could be
spffred were sent irito Manchuria. OttlY
garrisons at Tal-pel, Ueelung and the
other two seaports ot the Island re -
maimed, end these Were 0$ alert against
the possible arrival of the Baltic heet
•
Introduction of 011 Fuel Has Great
Valee From Naval Statulpolint.
The newe that the British Attlee/rally
have decided M construct storage tanks
ut the Clarence Victualling Yard,
Pertsinoutle capable of centaireng 20.-
01e, tons of fuel, indicates thnt the
American rejedrle to the (Moe that o'l
fuel is on the eve of rept:wing cal in
Du littlish navy are, at lease fourided
on fact. Thiagh Suuth Wales may re-,
main unperturbed for some years
longer. since the process of rePlaring
coal by oil will be a gracluel and a slow
(me, it is a process whicb will continue,
and whice will ultimately have to be
taken into Serious account.
The introductien of oil fuel ig et
peat value trim the naval einiidpient.
for Iwo reasons. in the first place. it
eels ref of the great difficulty et coal-
ine al sea. .in the second place, it
enormeuelv reduces the nuniber of
stekers carried: if. Indeed, it <ices net
medically alienate the Bioko'. It wouId
thus enable the Admiralty to reduce
the pereennel, and the satin' ni this
(lire -lion might ahnost effort the greet
coet of oil. as compared with coal,
which is at present one of the simile -
est argurnenla against tee USe of cil
fuel.
In 111,4 medern destroyer there IA nt.)
ncres-ity to Atovel mai from the blinker
It, ?he stokehold fk44,r and tlaral 10 throw
‘vis, a vielent effort on the Menem
Nor have Ilre.s be cleaned at sheet
Intervals. Ali that the stoker has to
Ig to turn on or off his Were. sup -
'dying eit t tee eurners. The hent
given, out ileee hot vary. hill rernasna
simosi censtant. /Ind there art. no de-
perate sIrugeles of eehnuelett men
maintain steam when the vessel is run-
ning at high sneer!,
FEMININE r0(tIC.
"1 see by 111e pupil' toat the Bridsli
Navy Department wents four er me big
hatIleehipe ana also a fey,: torpolo-beet
deedoyers." lemerned 11r. Itilded, Irvin
behind the evt ning pap. r.
"What Is a toiled eleal de•neyere•
naked Mrs. Bildad, looking, up item her
"Why. a torpedo-boat destrgyer fe
ilestroyer torttes14,-lionle," soli! \Ir.
flailed, "led you think II A 11S 11 111:1%-
rtmgled wuahlng-marillna?"
"They build Itapede-boals and then
htilld destroyers le destrey them, de
theys deur?"
"Vou are ore:Otte clese to a grasp of
the situation:- snorted Mr. 1111,1041
"And when vie bull,1 lorperhelsnat
deetriop-r some otte melee will MIMI
a destroyer of forpede-hou. 41..itroyerar''
"Y41-4„, Ilie idea. And but whet
on rl trying to say ?s gasped
- ad.
‘vm 1,3 t,ujid s‘mu,
s of deetr.esrs of loreedoleint
(testis) 'era fe
"I. , here, leinria. 1-- "
"T n the other renntry e 111 toile
vat at.4.44rover• 11 destrey the destrov•
ere, ee build lo destroy she lerpedo.bont
flp(Itslyere. imild lo deslixty their
;vette-boat deslroyere T'
"flood gracious, vraman r howled \tr.
Filldott. "Ian you, want lo drive me---"
"But 1 duet want to know." sold `stn.
nude& ensinitsly. "When fhe other
ivenitry a destroyer of the de-
qtroyerg we Indict In detilrey the deefroy.
ere they, bullet deetroe the torpedo.
lent destroyeni that -we build In Ileetroy
!belt* torpedo -beats.. then we win have 14e
build prime desierlyere for the perpree of
destroying the deetenyera they build te
deetroy the deetroyens that are Intended
to dottey the destroyer; we build to
destroy their deetrilyere of the deetroee
ere We have to bulk, ho destroy the de.
she/vire. Of -tee"
Cur Mr. EWA bad hfantram the trent
dente Mitt gene per for n
%Ica are. v• ?daffy." tniteed etre. no.
ded. 'ariret thev find fault ttith us be-.
latze err lel* no intelieel• in, priblie
Otis. trot tliOn when we, try to glrlit`
intettlitd!ra 40111, ttem (hey gehned:
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, INCURSIONS OF THB NATIVES.
But shire the war the Japanese Win,
Oflice ,has sent about three regiments
.ur the island a d the Pursuit of the elu-
blood blether o the Japanese accord -
tilt?
sive child of I forest., who is after all
ins to some ethnologists has begun in
eurnest. Tokio papers recently told of
the plan of campaign marrped out for
Lle. army In Formosa.
11 comprised the, regular cleaning out
of one section of the country after an -
ether right through the centre of the Is.
land-. Railroads are being built in For-
MOS11 and others are to be built after
the interior has been pacified, so the
!thorough extermination of the native
must go qn apace. .
The Japanese aemies, not very large.
but trained-Ihrough past experience in
jungle fighting, have started from the
south end el the Island, and according
te plan will go through to the north
shere "pacifying" the natives. Within
the next ten years or so the only good
Formosan will be M the category of the
geed Indian.
- Japan's little war In Corea has just
begun and the journals of Japan voice
the opinion of the people when they
profess ignorance as to when it will be
Mashed. The little war began in the
strecte of Semi! last July exthen Japan.
•ese _soldiers shot dewn the rebellious
C,c,rean troops who refused to give up
their arms at the command of the Ja-
pgaanwease commander in Corea, Gen Hose.
Very much to Me surprtse of the Ja-
prinese, who have always underated
the Careen national spirit and the Mill.
vidual bravery of the people, the strug-
gle that started In Seoul three months
ego has spread over all of the peren.su-
lie and it looks as if Formosan persua-
fetal would have to be used. Excerpts
al raielein from the lateSt Tokio papers
will show the nature of
THE GUERRILLA W'ARFARE
,that Lite Coreare.patriols have taken up.
with innate:al energy.
"A telegnam from Seoul ureter date
of September I 1,” says the Nieto Nicht
Shatibun. 'says that overland transport
of matt teem Seoul to Gensan has been
suspendiel temporarily, owing to dis-
turbance in keedillee between the two
;daces. Attaim the insurgents at Selyie
wile) escaped the Japanese terees and
erileed at Cluojo. have increased their
number lo a thousand. and are now
threatening to attack spelt in a body.
The Japanese at the latter place have
escaped to leweshu." .
. Another despal411. says that ,et eeout,
ehernuleo and Pusan bueiness is prac-
tIcally at a elandOill because i 1 the sti-
e, <neon of proJure shipments !rein Me
troubled 'Metier. lloilroad servio. on
the Seoul FI1SS11 Rallemil lins hem dis-
eentinued at several places because the
insurgents have eeized the railroad eta.
hoes end threatened tlie britigi le
Three miles outside ed nate the
principal town on the line of the rail-
road Let Ween . Seoul and Fiesnit. ele•ro
seveiel hundred Japaneett liri. 111Ing, a
lame of Covens descended i n eeeen.
torn Jannnese and wined them out on-
1:toly, This is the way the Coming ere
flehling.
'they no, n'l dl.erganivel. untrained
in the tirt-i ,.? warfare. badly equipotel
end almost stoning. but they ore Ire
epirel with n hatred of Japan that tete
leen reseed In the raee for three huil-
demi )(tate. end they seem ready lo ful•
111 the ereplieey made by f,rinee 1'1
rvirne 'Tenths a go 1 en t his emintryinen
weid.1 centintie to resist, lapunese rib-
z-,rol•on
twrii. THEY wEnE .kl.f. HEAD
t'n II the Japooese shall have mad.,
iir the p n'nsiee ept, great 1 nrraik 'there
51.,. ma lilts, likelihood . Mal they v..II
eheek the gth-rilla wnretre. core.; is i
Country rilateel with exiiiiitalri elm1114
alone Its whole leng'h. Just Ilio one
sh rider thread of railread running from
south to north raters aeesss 1,, thy In.
terlor. and 1 ha t rennet,' si is Is hoe
themigh the very middle ef tee oentn-
quite There t re Miff% of wee] neem.
Irene on eit114,1- S.1:10 where Jnpariese
1.4.:' net tlare 10 ro ,inglv nt nresont.
Al the ok,so t f the IA ar 1Ii.. horde ef
Jr.paneee leinegrnnts that ercesed ever
te. re,rea followed the line .,I the g("tht
molested, and oie-1 'set rt•ery Apraulne.
hitlecisely filthy Corwin leivn a rent 171.
nmeee .eleetient enemy up Vey, ene
men priory ,,r let4enc,••• .fronclii nos-
e 4 through the 1and at Ils centre. tool
there le a.. civics eurrent of Japanese
seliontertl Menu 'he Yalu River tit the
estreme nerth end Genie seltlementa
et. ne tho yenta
1,...1 PVP11 C 41400,441 th rallread arri
cfn Iron, as they are, these seltlementg
lave already torn harried In repelsele
I ,.,. sananeee rreorprolen end Japanese
inenlenee. Oen. Hasepm.ti seems to
1, ere lest hia temper erects. thp extehe
Erie et n f-erenn etereet IlnrIV.,, Mem.
Pelete, ter le ri Tilde penny et aineem-
her en Owl, finneer9 11 M1,1111'1,1,1 f"sm
him io Air C...nrin neople m bath brerilbea
venoeltree unimielv.
wrilmee who aro (moray,* ,if Ihn ma'roti
vs' 0Wallf,1-4 NtYg MP irrenbel ilemeel.
"feel Wee felt eareeelly te Metes -evict)
treeftly front liesOeceri brills es. n-114 newt
'Illtereleedi teitimiel leetletiled weep e
matfett efel einiet.31 f7YalifiV in enrIong
VIVO firy •
ditet:C.i17ft.'411:07:1111 111.711 it:INI;0`.1`14 0 f.
ko,tifilbk Otte% Ptoh As. murdering'
,'
1%
.1.44.4e....•••••••
proximt Mk, *ova Rothe AAA Save"
seam* *fie peepiely, Offiestil
''.-aWit11011 Inobarias *IA AtAtroyitql
isatik0 ovrnoNfillik:Ottoft. Titorikahl41).
0;4= 14);i114041111. 11,a141:40:
04,004 the itim" linty atioamit vole,
Whale preportomo.
I charge OE of You how Wahl' Co.
rtintalo PrOsSiOnSersarratipazlivepeVo•
tat littothein* and be i
Sor tbo/f4 bo lave joined
the inourgenni iron ntlataken• ducttiteeve
it they hatioetly repent arid VNtriPtlli,
,awrneatler ibey hei pa:Ilona thielr.
offelET,..
'Wit of you wiika will seize insurgent%
0? Who will NW* LUkattlatioll earieettr,
Mg their whetraitatif will to tau*
, rewarded. itteSe who wilfully
/Oita the Insurgent* or arferd theta ro,
fulifir mneeid. weamb almll ae,
vcrely puxtvlied. litore Biel, Oa
val4Coa• whilt sob, gUendera belong'
4411 AK teld ',0efleetively responalble
end 111,111/shecl ilgon."
' •
,
tIFEI,S BARD IN BIG GITY
ONIAN.'S AINVIII• • TASK IN
Gite4,001CA(10.
Utz Wfafm by Stroh -yard Explosion)
Mel* likorloil OW Her
Lire.
• Stern, almost 'brtitai, Is the fate OA
Won1411, 111,Citicago. Thousanda
of miles front her ilttle Polish village by'
the waters ihe Niemen, she weselett,
Witheilt friend or protector itt the
world when, her husband was alteoSt in.
stately killed in 'an exploslon In the
StoeleYeteds, Of ,lier six children, ell
Were beleW the age of 10, and in addl.
kn. to her personal beloniengs, which
second.titmd man would have yawed
somewhere between $5 and V, sheeitad
a cheque for 84,50 -her truslYJSOSS
wages ror halt a week -with whiectei
start In her now fife as a widow and:
mcliter Of Six children.
GAVE HETI 83 MONTH EACH.
But, unexpectedly as came the sudden
change in her life, her plans for the
future was formed with ueorresponding
quickness. Before her husband was laid
In the earth her course foe 'the future
we- mapped out. As soon as the burial
feast was ended. the virtues of the dead
111011 recounted and embalmed with
glass upon giass of whiskey' by his shop -
mates and it few of hts eountryinen, the
widow began to peek up her belongings.
Nightfall found her in another basement,
where, instead of two rowns, she bad
three, and hisins}1 cf 8,4 she now paid {57
rent.
Before noon of the next day the entire
Polish neighbodS J along Thirty-fifth
and Wood Streets:Anew that Widow
Shpakovsky had stalled a boarding
house. Before the week was out twelve
men, fsur of whom had just tirriyed'
from Poland, made tbeir horite with the
widow, paying the standard priee of 83
e month for room, washing and cook-
ing, which, ,according to the etanderd
of Poles in Peckingtown, means that
each man provides his cwn provisions,
and the landlady is lo cook it for him.
HAS ENOUGII TO EAT.
About the uniy advantage the woman
has is (lint she neatly always has
enough to feed her children on and to
ea'. herself. But the work -the work is
killing. She and her six little children
have one little room, und the twelve
&melees the odier two routed. And us
some of them and werking nights, she
always has two kinds of breukfasts and
two kinds of suppers to inuee. While
varying the hay which serves tho
beardees as hoes and 'mattraeses from
tee shift which gete up at 5 e'clock in
itie meriting to go to work, she has le
carry in other hay fur the other shift,
which has just had ils supper alai is go-
ing to MM.
But this is reit all. Tee washing -the
washing to 410 fur twelve men. ounie
whom werk in thi. fertilizer wills. °Mere
in glue sheee, sell others in the render-
ing plant, lu the ‘vonian, is n
turture,
The elle bright spot. the 0114' hour. tie.
M. church on eundriy-the hour when
all, even the keePers of hoarders, rem --
tiny, must -leave the house and go lo
church.
MAGNETS LIFT TONS OF METAL.
One Man Attends to All 111,, Details ol
Transferring ()bides.
In enginerving wnr1,5 Ihe s.halru-mag-
r.el ra taking a Nery prowl:lout place.
This dm lee clispenses with hooks. slings.
(1141 other lifting apparatus. Ily
lug a ewiteli (ended:mg the (lawn!. nip
magnet Is (.114.1 14,17.t.1,1 and 1heieby attach-
es 111:4411 to 11.12 er
pe. iron eltich 11 is desired 1 I:1i,
The magnet poles are shaped accord-
tc g to the nature ea the metered te be
raised. Fur heavy rails Mo. tire oblong.
:o1,1 are alimg from th4. :rune litruk by a
short chain. cii%tinee eeighing ,.014v 44'5,
aro successfully handled In elec1r0-
1„agnels. .11)1,1• 114,4* 14, 4).11,,.11 th0
44;eelr.,-magnel la pill ia brral,ing
4,Ia5lings .4.41 thilt they may by n10111,1 end
utilteeil. To accomplish Ihia magnPt
iv made to 1111 nail drop a :dee' ball
eteigeing from •,ne .1\ 141113:.
The tine. 1..,st 111 f.tigincerino shim
elite "Ii11011',1 Is
soyed 1.y eteefro-magnets. conneellon
ieo made iii.dimeitesinsly,, Iwo. (es
IN04g1,1 'Morale(' in same o‘poodoant
nitnint-r. '1110 magna! i5 1,0.4.'1'0,1 1,, 11Ie
4,1900 nee,14,1 1111 enrr,h1 lurtn51
,.11, \\ ben the svv11)11 11.8 I 14 Ned 111p twig -
1,0 ',Milli,/ 11,111 1', /1.0111, 1111' Ink 1..,c
1 11(10,1 A I111,. 1114A are cals...1 and
hanspotted io their lIeslinalion. ‘A hell
Wiry are 1 11.0 :•.vv11.-11 ts cra•ne.1
the ;memo! itieuellotely 1 eee,,ei
11,,,m. As the epelemr <if 1111 ITIIT14, 4,1n.
the nrioill (Ji Ilto
thi4 Mall (lin attend 1ii
the details of trimarerrtn1 11,1,5y
110-1151•,11),---.-. ase,,tani les dei 1,,
atteeti ...en I., 1110 conveyor -1 to rc•
leas.' thew nhin they reach (heir des.
111111134ft
_ • —4
1101V NIONU11.1114 LE.ARN THE NEVsS.
Maloril) (il European Riders !lave Cut-
tings 1111115 lor Them.
'Pie Emperor of Aeelten hi,
II111,1,1 IMP" 1.) Moms/ 11 145/14 of culting4
mitered 1,1111 every woriptvg bis
V11111140 re1.1.1,111.
11a. priiiriird nor. 4,r itu, 41nk and 11,4,
Enno.r.41. 1. 111,1o, 1,, nerito.1111
oef with tie 11,, epee eriportaitt HIV.
‘A1014,0 11.11111/ 1111./1101 pair 11 114 r
of the new ,nnie 11 1.1 1111. 41111V of his
:1/41i1;0.1ty•A .0-`13.1'1111't, 1.) 1110 0.41111111IS
1•1 1111.1 II daintily hound itedber
rtpte. 1111,1 Etnperer peruare
toluine al his le -raking; lahla.
in leo roors 1,f sns of no, mule, ee.
vety king. evever. the sereeinre
13ns 14.1 1../1)11111.41 11iPni, 11/141 prreent them
s. Shined) 111 I) pewritten ferns
The Mimeos ..1 posseotea
uterine ereap album, In utile), an otos
id cuttings from the fartele impel, les
tiding twrself niel her !loyal rolatmes
am. firearm -ed. The nee elf leis heel, Is
eimatteive. fer her nifty Iteynl
I, lat,11,,1 11. "A‘,..ordit e NP7er
SIntre; Thitee, 41 e Never Fild."
"1 lie inaittri1 3 id Eile..porin-rtilers slit •
SIFT" 1,, NI 1hla iifientleu,
great is noir &Vire tor intornA11.441 ..1
they Itt.lsi on reeding everything ele,
written Mout them. whether faveleble
er otherwlee.
110. '1 eo. 1'te d il (11 tostl. 1 ctrov
ed uo courage enratehe lo leek Thee
Islight0 10 marry Ine. Clatlfr brave,
oaten itr She: "amigo to setlifeee.
Hens."
•
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A TRIBUTE TO VICTORIA
11..-"4".•
1101101Serlii 4040 011KTION AT
VSNIOLIN4 litlAnIt.
.,.**1•••:,:mootttiowseliot,i4.4,w14,4046,0* loirlisAg000104441%
, , • V°114 1410000- °
.
lbeteklitit 1)Wptb were 44000
:oee.1144.11.14001eolt1;, utillittrewel4.44111,11
maple *twig's age.
la the Voilt$0, Of 4 sittirt•sprte114.041
-itosetrtY atild be. firti '400.149.14 ael.V
11010 'peeuie and, Ilthered W0,1,10 he
1010 tee stand ta that place ond unveil
•O statue to Vtteert Victoria% ter wik$
ono of ilte very least claims 10 Mir de-
'Tt(1(:"4Lt,,,,hiettlotz.4orttakilit. t°,),I"nasta4444:44;:tabt:litkinuottil 1,Th;
bar effigy should stand tor ult limo la
that Pine% Omit that the Men end wei-
teen of Leith ate they went to their vatic.
ens avocations, aye, aarl the meu ,whie
catIV la Iselth $0311k all Pinta of file
world% sholdd, oblo, la !oohing UP to
IL to remember Mit blesoed 4/ample
that she net to oil Malehind (cheers), and
reserve the, memory and influence 0
weft Victoria.
. a banqUet following the eeremonv.
Lent. llosebeilt. in replying to the tons.t.
• Idatteulth, proposed by the dolman,
144°1111:7•Provos..1111eilea.antl gentlemen.-
.lni betvi reeptroklatuhrtioltnYo°fultt'sl°arteltr ocialtrU013)
have onvelied al Abe ttir
many too hind and atter g tiet
you have stud 01 Me. YoU have ,Spallell
ot my 2 -lateral tette hi terms far toe
,etealuendatory, hut- you went, I think
'die With Jena* brinkeesaragle eotereird.
eflopp;ori:d4ouloo,41:.tri foittn4pt.renacult‘,rtilienelrlistk" 3 : me er :.
%sly, It lo lad Unit what I would
Pstirittr: And likerdeti•, ifirii-WiiiWitt
athtir her reign, ci, itifi great itigeell0
,a!Ifilt 714Q311)Cwil eitieftstritt:11.44viiklialfli:tioutrio,esntentlit,
9* ekfildilkft 4n4 pox-er 0 initutilinit'
,perhaps I tatiiit wit ingilide In her inXirlt
t9:::11tetri:tetZlirtoopillent 4avaittinotheloWto
maina 10e rtelownt Old I Will not litttlef4.
tette tit* prodigletto ourvey. ter who I'
Want le el .4 443.gmAtting autrou. It
la that w 1,1044 al Villteht awl*
islands, theott won, ostablishrd imder the
'lea reign, a ncle felatio d prreerial
afferLtien and ellegionC0 to the Weerel' of
MO Vrit414 Crown. .
ANOTIIRIt
b that all, et, ilear4r 411.
IMP 11* terrilieq, not.
,the fecitItistitl Of %IA' ItoWever•
Aar tho mere swell pt
that are tho lest. of a gleam Mo. It
a welt to Melo no combo; is Writ te•
-aeo victory crown a righteous 01;101 It
4 well to ace a T1011011 reap the fruit* et
Ruins:14 and luielligence. But the
t tisk: ytit4:eteaf:10‘)44ouitertertetetvtitititt:uk‘411tvireeer
than Um Mille years of Queen Viclorief
They 'Were a period ot wiso minas, of
florclisillif Meeker, Ot UnWvarleil cillett4
eiptition, Nvae a peeled martial by the
prematien of health ond education, the
raising ot wages, the cheapening et- all
tho tweessittee ot lite, the lerger assecla-
t don of the nation in tie own geverit-
a Merit, 'the removal of religious barriers.
t not merely in teets, bUt Chriatieli Oen
Operetion-ell this maricett the aublitrie
' und upwerd path of her reign, ((leers).
„ "Cciitleet the condition or the people
• little beyond yOur thilits when yell
proposed to add to them, at fneat per,
&Mal exertion and expense to myaelt
an. artificial vitt In the slfilPO-Of the
American 'Cup. (Laughter).- ' lf 1 MIS
take this large uudience into my strictest
conildenee - t. whaler tell .theut Rua
would rather be without it. (LaUghtor)
It would cosOmuch tneney. much exer-
tion; it eubjects you to a Oliellenge by
every -post that you receive, and its
chief object, has always seemed to me to
be to fill the columns cf the press itt
the lazy season. 0..arighter).
"And now, turning front that, 1 Mile
:to tlso principal object of my presence
here to -day, which was to unveil a sta-
ble of Queen Victoria and to suy some-
thing about her tn connection with lt,
and I will, with ycur permission, pece
ceed to deliver whet I had intended to
say In lite open air had there not been
so great a crowd to listen to it..
A CITY OF QUEENS.
"Well, Mr. Peovost you do well to
raise a statue in Leith to our late Queen,
11 Leith ls the city uf queens. For u long
sit•ies cf years Minuet all our Seuttleit
queens obtained their first segelt. of Scet•
land from Leith. and your old town gave
them their earliest, Impression of Me
land wheie they were to dwell. The
wives of Juries I., and 11 I., the first
wife of James V., and Anne of Denmark,
the wife of James VI., all here first eitt
foot in Scotland, while Mary of Gulee
though she landed 3at St. Andrews
alone ef all these queens chose Leith as
a residence. There landed, too, the hap.
less Mary of tragedy and romance., when
she Came from France to reign end
found king prison and a veeeni deem
W ell may Leith. then, be called Ihe Clly
of Queens, and she dyes wieely »1 erel-
int, a statue lo one who NVElti 114,1 merely
a great Sovereign, a Queen and Em
press of unbounded realms. but also a
true Queen ea Scots. (Cleterse
EIRS1"1'0 DWELL THERE.
"A true Queen of Scots, for theugh
• muy not claim without invidieusness
that Soollund was her favorite TeS1-
detlee, WC 1110y Slly itI14,1,1. (Weill:4! 1110 1.
SI1L 11.11TS the first Sovereign of Great Bib.
lain since Cheeks I. le.1 dwell wither our
011 rd(e,itz.f.01 dry 1.1?)1r. ctoi tlion tadt‘li,eqlfiluyrionuga ealspdt
But Queen Vtelevla ilit-nign long Yeln's
pearunee uf Charles; II. when in exile,
found Multi, and happiness in her Scut-
tieh home. ,She was in heart and in fuct
a true Queen of Seel,. (cheer -I.
"11e had hopes Mel the of Con-
naught might have been ‘,,ith no; lieday
1,1 perferin ties cereinetiy. but he %Nos
pt 04 on ted almost at. the luet moment. It
is greatly to be wished that II Mei been
possible, for wel.1,1 have Itcott 11 mil-
auctioly pleasure 1,3 him. and lit, would
'toms been itie right ME111 in the right
place. What a euhtect rimy say of his
Sovereign, oriel theugh she be 4101141, Is
always open In the euspieion of fluttery.
lee no such doubt arise id the tri-
hute of lioe and hon tr paid to mother
• u son. 31 heers).
11(YrIlEtt OF T111: N sal( iN.
"\ et let us remember mid e., may an
in a :e,iise muke lain' of the eunie
lona, 1.,1. us remember Mar slot mai
11411 itieiely the Queen. 111 • 1.0.dier
of the nation. I tale.i• the 177...Wig .•1111.
lier Iola reign her
etnoi god int., a dont.10 and incalculable
111/1/11V, Cy1111./IIIIN 4‘ 11,1 4.4 Ill) all her
61114'',14• 01014,1 and fe•tersil
• patios well two, ma '44',114•
11•4. Indeed. tte. of her
"1 hat WU:, I14ai (.114, 4,f 1110 11114.,,
V, 11101 she sucerede.1 by inheritance. Tlie
ur (teorges and ihe feurei \\Moen die
111110 fi,r the enuiso of monarelly. n
te.• 14,1e1 joeei
▪ 11111 of ireiry nod diqi-iler. 0011153 110
N111.1 1.1 t111‘.. 114'11)..11 11 1111/".11, %PA now.
Ihe (both 411 11- Munn thr, 41.0
4,10,10 Wul•Id 141W t% .111 )/11111,1i,' inleres1
prince.. llp• 1110 ....art. 74
11 all in 11... •11;a1p, ned in fore•
ground the pure Mime el yeale
eetel .111 1114. 11111,11., 44 1111 11 11.1.
11 •- greateet 1110 W4.1'141. ',4.1 4.111, I .111
11.,1141111' 11.1. I 1111111,111SM, 11111 1..1111r1 ,
1" h 1,.1 1 ha 1 1 1141 sl."s•tels \-10"1
toi I. ihe duilinS er hoc lo-olde, and
"I 111,t. 114.1' Ihe sanier.• .1
1n1n..51.41111.1. •
Its ugh 11.7, free fr, te
with gler). fuel the %seal), of
h depoilime• he•rtsLoii
II 11111111T 101' 1111111•1) 1
1110 (4111/104•101. II! 1111' 1111 1141. 1t111 1110 SW.
I. '11 111.1' PA'f1'111`. •411 elf 11. 11 (swill be
remained undiminkslied a1141
etionelied.
A CONSTITUTION.sl. elriooNlii II.
1.1)...1-4- her throne, vs hich, tom
b.. succeeded 1 it. seemed none 1,1.1
m."14 111,10114101 hroirdened and
sir. in:Mimed I.v ;his s.nse 1.1 gen•
, lee 44, it,teine ns velth the
teen ),33ate ..I hunger 111141 411•4114.11111.111.
1% 1..01 Mil 1.3'0`,..41t.41 1114:r ft, ,.0....14)11.
to iso 1,1 sitteers the is,eie 411 11r111•II
ta,1111111 1•11I It1..11/11, fin;11,..1
11.1111,?'3, 14111 In /1 44•114,. 1 11,1,., \os
).' 111 an. .r III, 1111, .nly
I 1r111,11 1,11 i • (.,r inn.. be an In.
• 4.1111111/:11.14` 1,111'0, (111.43141‘ 111W,11 the
Pone,. himeif.
"When Queen eielettn 0.11.-^eetlid 1..
11,P pt....An itte force and tradition id
teminrelly lind much declined In this
....witty. Great!) 10 her ()en reneeit.
and for ihe %vellum of her people, midst
t jetting 4)(111511,e anti violent ',snivel -
*ogle ;desire,. she made her kingehm.
her lunderrthip. her guidance an met -ewe
mit pewee tor good. oseorso She 001
lerely 0110441 the 4.5tipapit..4 11111.44 3111,1
1;w1t, ,1(14.) linft::::11)%%111hIff:
sulendid rniirt. but OW 1110
Anfl fellowship that proeesalsi from Ito
um, ose. She lend her pent& together.
and Ihnt • I helieso., will he her noblest
manta'. 'Cheerel.
UNfTED THE (111,(INIg,e.
"It Is hot Hide- Mal under her we.
Catueln leYought from rent wnr for.
dial ()fleet:men 114 OW nohleet. dentinieat
ef the Empire. not nithr that the eonlb
nerd of Attaleatin hcoame living ntei
k yet reality. Pfeil Nee Zealand delirdne
ly received the British flag, and that In,
•ai title found it at her accession and as
she left 11 at her defies end you will See
fut advance whioh may well be called
splendid, however much may yet remain
t to be done. You may eay thut the
t greater part of thes work was done by
1 Ministers or parliarnenbs. That is true
, enough. But ,as a had Sovereign bears
the disgrace of a bad teign, go a guod
Scvereign bears the honor of a good.
ICheers).
AN ANIMATING FORCE.
"Remember, lap, that she was tin ant -
nutting, nut a resisting, foree, for her
.ruling passion was patriotism, an ab-
sorbing devotion tu her country, its
needs and its glory. No on,e cun 1113111
effect of sue% u character upon the
throue. No one can estimate the color
and Inspiration wheal u British Sover-
eign of exulted aims can give to the
course of events oho hus not attentively
•studied thls strunge country of ours, al -
must equally swuyed lie a ts by the
spirit of democracy and the spirit, of
tradition.
"'Where the word of the King le,
.there is power,' And one may at least
see this without suspielon of sycophancy
that not the least of the sem ices that elle
rendered to us is the oflict 411 her train-
ing and example on our present King,
who has, without overstepping the limits
4.1 the constitution, rendered such enor-
mous aerylee to his country, and, in-
, deed, to the cause of peace all u5er the
world. IelieersL And tlim flue
Nurse Edward Ilic Pacificator 1 ,ws
Victoria Ilie Good. hong mei' wiollosk
Ilie succession of monarchs deriving
their ideas of duly met ambition from
this august source. ,Cheerse (led
preserve the illentory and ilillutinte of
Qt3een Vieleren. Anti God save the
King, ,Prolinigl: olieers).
f
41).11.
FROM DONNIE SCOTLAND
NOTES OF INTEI1EST FROM UER
DANKS AND BRAES,
s
What Is Going On In the Highlands
and Loolands ot Auld
Scotia.
ledmilloein had 23 dry (Jaya in Sep -
blither.
There is it gout reductlen in drun-
iseinies% in Fee 1 tilusgew.
During lust year 1.29 villas been
erected in Lurifenald district,
Tee ilmlitherte outbreali el Pateley
has aesetutel eteeoui preportietts.
Gil !sten si.v. age plirdkation ks
Were 1..0 he opened ou the 15111
Tile other day it Paisley n <PAT car
1.,,Ajk end eras unlit.ely oisol oyes.
Seellons Auelieeliarsie iodhery are
lo bc dosed. a lee eel throw 11.11 men
' 11,
Scottish vete, dor, leen, 0111,,tig the
3 eye, e inner% al the !Amain ,13ery
Greeri,3e1., perish teemed wept s, 14 4'4.
1.4 1141 J....20,111/0 .11 extending Iiir• pour -
house,
g,11111,, (wig 1.7 np. 1. and
01. reaunind the
ri! I:. lint...041i.
Atter k.-1( ne the bell ri kra... f
foolb,111 liridg..1.4 r..r.
(1•11,1 1.07).1
A .11.1,111.1.1 E.Iltscielas, I 11 1 Ole
.a1seletrnt of a 1.0.1) ,
lir ill Lia1,11 ckriliirti•tc ago.
r
Ineleelont at teem eileoly P.111111 II
1, 1. 1,11,1 ete,),,• 2,•,y
, r, 44 , 11,411 11111.4 .11)
11 4.411.110 11 0 hi. 111114T al •14. lig.. I.
1.1 140' :411 1, LI4
S A.
1 \Is 1 toes
14 I'. 1. 0114.401. t4. 111, I.1114 I
. 01..4'11 1.1,.•1 , ito
HOW THE TURMNES WORN
444.-4).
MR:AMON Or US tuiyANIVO
AMIG1014
,,f11.11fra
Ot4iitatty 111/4100ifi *Tilt tlif*n
-
Olognkttlki. itiOtWot
Tit1004 TOfb$0. Ikorks!,. _ •
The, epet4 aid p1letql perfermattO
‘tc;1,11Cutiartt dealphir• Lustion-
Otat the stilt bolter prondar kr
S.Lster oh* the Mattretenia leavr• lifted
the Morino tofaVies Sicien Turbine WO
NevrittAvIdO'Protallarkee.
Ytt tow tleop14 many have any eicor
Wea of the reetto of action of the otrant
'Inebine. it 11 tots however, a titeticult
.011.hlerit to unctriroterhf in en. eletrietur
for• •••
. hot.e.
ihri Modern satentlfic view ef otratit
and Of all Other g,A,VA is that they ono
:MO Of ea aggregate tdi ,1441sibla
COI or. flattened aplierleat.hodlea endow-
medovrtyomehnezil the tiower of mad
LOW A wiNOMILL.
The small atoms of attain have this
itetomatle. heat movement to the extent
01, .e.ovati 114000 lea Per (Keeled. and, for
their aloe, aro endowed with proportion-
ately as taut% force or energy es a cam.
Zon bad,
In o windmill there are a few brood
arms Or stele *Jet teat In a Wee oni
retattue abaft. The taco of Itto wind -
Wheel la held sqUarely 10 the Moving.
Mr, but each artn is twisted at a await
angle so that the' air atema which etrike
tbe arms are deflected In their mire&
Now a tuebine foto+ not Inaptly be
likened to a large number of M1%1101141
closely apticed on the same shaft and
with an equal number of fixed Mild.
Mills placed between the tneving blades
end 'with their blades oppositely taunt-
ed somewhat.
The wind would be compelled to tra-
vel from ono mill to the other In u zig
rag path, and at each detleetMn as It
struck fre.sh set of moviug Medea It
would lose some of ila forward velo-
city, The energy represented by this
forward velocity Ls not lost, but fe con-
verted into lie lion for the mill. Now
Ir. a Meant turbine the working gas has
a pressure of perhaps fifteen alms -
elides, and it Ls very dense and heavy
in consequence.
STEAM IN PLACE OF WIND.
Bediuse of this, much of it can pass
thietigh u narnow space, und our crude
1111,.1 clumsy %Old sans are shortened
ilown into fitlft bludes of steel
or copper alloy eel closely upun u ey.
lindrial body of steel. This cylindri-
cal body rotates In.side a hollow cylin-
tier of Iron somewhat larger than itself.
The unnular space between the two
is oceupied by the little blades or hut-
hAV•ill."Cd V11110S, Nuinenutis sete et these
piteitet from the relater) cylinder, and
tween each ring of theme projecting
bludee similar rings of blades, with
(heir lam, inclined the oppoolte way,
peeject from the inside of the hollow
(entitle'. and nearly touch the retating
cylinder or ruler. US 11 IS 11•111114.1.
High piassure steam from the butler
mime, the an:Oiler epee which hi so
&arty full of these two see, of blades
and trevels from end te end of the long
ey 1 i rid CM.
11 pesses lo a second enlarged pots
holt where the bludee aro longer, and
so on lo a third and fourth or nvire,
lee diameter ,tI the 1.4.3t01, graving great-
er and the bladee becoming longer and
leneer. so that there is a conatuntly in-
creasing opace through Whizti the stenm
te pass UN It kineS its energy and
velority and pressure and oomples
mere spoco, • ,
There are ninny !Jettison& of blieles
In the turbines fur such a great %hip 11S
thr Lu.sitania, and each little blade
tlIken 11 Mlle bit or energy out 41f the
flowing elentn and dote Ile little share
ter 1311'411.11g the grout rotor on which It
1.• ilsed.
Toe combined push ef all the 1.11.1es
(III Ilie several MO lne hnlors of melt
,11 the great prupeller shafts amounts
1.1 the Get* hors...power h.ieh is 114,
ceesary 'drive tho great ship at I 5
ROADS COOKIE!) UV JOKES.
— -
London, England, Ilas Vtitnessed Some
Strange sights.
The marlin:II joker m.11,, by 11.e sim•
tar wq.,.4.1it'alt 4.4 ol'Ild1111.1 0.11 i.1.49$1,
horn.. but;Us cirderto lir tritiJoisiririo,
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die "tweet Bermes eireet Roue,'
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si‘ 7,1(11-
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etude a celebrated twee-, ecr-e
Iheii drid 4.1100 lettorr.
5...1e out.
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gavataatts la, tr.Stota , •
10 loot etavtving •
&truth wasteulltittAr 4,1N;0,04,
kAllsi?" 01.4447**4,10 e' dwell $iggi were
Masted tzt. the MRS% Oir:4404.44.4.
MOO at. lite "SSW,
Airflea •Ittii...904.01t1?".iru,40140401Red. fet
seeetdenly 'heecurie tat
At Watford 4 fewilays.,ego man
Wus third 410 01144 'Wits for assault,
ting a poltereconettibte in
Whllo outortu 111344,4a Southwark
Orlitgo road, Come Trenor., of deorgo
oireereint,eentilecularularse 65droapmpliteradeattt.,0104.
411 presideat of Itte Stratford' and. Rest
LeArtrice,4hatetrilletsaliieliteseltvivarin.auing rauchtite
is an attraction of the Etistricering
and Machinery Exhibition at Olympia.
A eouple Of Liberian monkeys have
been added to the. London Zoo. They
have Mach bearde and thighs of ma.,
hogany red.
Aldernian E. B. James, one of the
direotor,e of the iinpeelal Tobacco Com-
pany, is to be the new lord mayor -1
Bristul.
The revenue from the retent page-
ant at Sure St. Edmunds antounted to
.11:11030u,Oatet,tamoond.gives a balance of prollt
A bozaur le to be herd at the Cam-
betwell Balled hi aid of the hind for
the removal of King's College ilospltal
14, South I.ondon.
The (icor box of a letrk ehuech waa
found to have been burgled the other
Lay. It is believed Me thief did not
collect a fertune out of it.
A churchinati protests vigc,rously
again.st the niulUplieation of churches
threughout the oteuntry, when so many
chAutnthitn'sioerireighlballifi enillrttlYe' bey Wh"
peered al ilew street was stated to have
cut Me father's best trousers and sold
tle. pieces al a rag shop.
The' nerve tight which beats upon 3
Labor M. P. has disclosed the fact that
Mr. J. Ramsay Macdotiald makes the
family parolee every inurnIng,
St. fumes' Hall. Great Portland
street, London, erected and equippeJ at
cost of over X.100.000, will be opened
to the 'Public Feb. leth next,
The lord mayor of lemeliet has
achieved the unibition of ids foe the
oolleetion of Ji60,000 le enable him to
term a Inane for crippled chadren,
Three lady teachers why suconithed
matrimony during the recent %edi-
tion have been culled upon to resign
by the Gateshead Schol Board,
Better health tilt:al:511es are reeorted
from Islington than on awl preceding
quarter, Deaths numbereil erey 9.39.
against de unal averlige iit 11.78.
At Medford a }oche). moo hauled off
his hoi•se and iissaulted ee severely hy
spectul.•rs of a ince
thet lind to be taken he e a cub,
C.harles Lund, boarding temee keep.
so wan lined CM) at alithileo,oreugh for
lierbering and secreting fl5i, Swed-
ish &inure, whe had deserted their step.
Churged with burglarivusly breaking
into the house of his bie.ilher and Meal.
ing a largo sum of money. Edward
sturman was committed fur trial ut
.11°AvitleitYti' thor who couldn't pay tits tall-
er's bill of ,E5 3s, Sid. tejd the mages-
irtate al Hampelead Court that he was
41•Inigly. rnahing about u week by writ -
The man etio %bet himself en Hamp-
stead Death haa been identified by 1/1•4
',eel, as Robert tos white, n major
in the tIst Welsh Itegiment, attaehoi
to the \A:or Ofnee,
thAe 4tiljnArd'Ile4ran
firt 1.. be furnished w•lh a central rook -
Mg hall to gave "the worry and ex-
pense of cocking meals."
The bewitching curl and cequetneh
r1r.glet are 1.1 dateepenr front the heads
tho nurses ot the Lewisham lpflrm-
ary, the fiaidon county council authori-
ties having complaint:41 of the unlidt-
r•ess of the nurees' hair.
COWIN 41111•114 111) WARDR11114.
Syistem of Indirect Bribery Is Carried
on In, Rome Prisons.
The aseielyitious g.11 uf hie -pound
ie to epees. I. • 11 ardera doing
di 1) at Pent. ,3 ie on hub. catiwt1
(1,114.1t1rabit• m.4,11,111,11 1111.1 134/111,' 111-
11111 114•1114.1••••• 111114111p th.. nuttiest.
ties.
That ths 110 11Q, 1,1111., from a pris-
tine(' rieente iiikteted, 4..1 ill IOW -
4, '1:e
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10.0k 4,1 714.r.....01...n tor lood-
seo,,es token ter eioritise 'tut
tit, f 1184 14,4
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plow ofUe ellen,. 4;!f• your furs."
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kYkot•I .441•1 11,e ',Co. "ye oin ins es.
o tool. sew e tot rub . rind e.
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stoto me truths'
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oiteodur 11 n miessic." replied t mete-
r,. ima•rted mon.
7•11111/10111111ivraINIIiiiirt
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"Did ur amid yoe mach tot
getting in so tate loet mot "-
"Yoe bet she (lid -tor about fees
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"t‘ how What de! yrol do '1
*roll asleep. as lomat, dude/ Mashie.
lure
"Ilift didn't ahe wane yeti ion!
"( one le nitres aril. she 1101. IA onkel
know If I kned her as Much at ever-,
0. something ot the sort."
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