HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-8-18, Page 3LOLA CRA'SHAY
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A.•M4KCHM"NT.
Never before bad she made such an
effort at direct tllrtattou as to the ease
y4 areangtetieet iv get him to h(r-
mlf for a time at Torquay, and he
Smiled u be thought bow she had thus
bean paid out in her own coiu and left
elan' u the roma of Ler maneUTeettl ,
Me ha{1 mesal to drop the more pre-
mounted
ro-mounted frieudebip as aoou es his en.
"agement was certain, and he knew
spat tbere roust be some keel of expire
satiate "Thingsooaldn't goon,,' as be
bad said, std bo was glad that the
matter was over so easily.
As to Beryl, be was by no meanie so
satisfied. It wu true that, soot far as the
plea of a marriage was coucerued, be
look great iuterert lu the public affairs
of the district aud bad uuly a dim per-
ception of what went ou iu his owe
house, put un bit piues-tea and looked
at her shrewdly. He was very toed of
Beryl 1u his way, and his obiet cone
pleiut was that abs sou not • boy, bat
he thought he knew Ler we well that of
mune, lee did nut uuderstaud'her sit all
and had uo Cvueeptiek of the capable
brsiu there war behind the palm. regu-
lar and at times berutiful`faoe.
"Do you really mean that Jaffray's
g otug away from his word? Why, it was
all but Nettled." The thing that appeal-
ed to him chiefly sou that it looked like
• breach of euutract "And do you
mean you didn't wauito marry him?
You never said that before, child."
"I didn't want N seem to thwart
your plana, father," Beryl suswered,
returuiug his look calmly.
"Have you two made this up between
you?" he burst nuts as if with a sudden
instinct of shrewd conjecture. "1 esti
It infamous!" His own misconception
that there wu & plot not to do that
which. he wished irritated him. "I'11
give him a poeoe of soy mind," be add-
ed.
"No, we have made up nothing, fa-
ther. Simply the thing he. fallen
tbrough beattw it war impracticable.
This sort of thing may be doue when
there's a luck of feeling on oue side,
• but it's impartible when there's tune
on either ride."
"It's iufamous!" be repeated, now
quite angry. "1'11 post the man all over
tbe conn[ . I'll hound hie out of the
p roe. !Maser heard et Stich a -thing: -
We [night be ahepkeepers, makiet and
breaking eng&gPmeute of the 'tort"
::Bot I'm glad, father. Dou't./e-an-
der.tand? I wouldn't have it otherwise
-it -I •eeali, It wise amistake from the_
flat
'Do you think I don't know what's
„ beat in these things?" be eked. "Upon
my word, times are getting ou when a
girl can coolly tell ber father that pia
plana fur ber marriage are 'a mistake
heed t') nue her cotsiu believe thee so
far as she herself wax concerned, she
was not auytbiug but perfectly pleased
at tee neem
But she said not one word iu prates'
of Lola or one which could lead hew
to believe that she Irked the wowau be
bad chosen fur his wife or thought. hp
had (nesse whitely mei well.
Strangely enough, bu was really aux-
ions to get some ouch expression from
her, and he staid longer thou he would
otherwise have doue iu the eudeavor,
but he failed, mud the failure disap-
pointed and irritated him.
He tried to be vexed with her in his
thoughts, but he only .00euded in feel-
ing digsatbafied. mud be could not shake
off the impreeriuu that iu some way it
was an ill omen not to have Beryl's
good word.
Throughout the time that followed
Beryl did her utmost to mislead others
u to her real opiuieue. Lady Wa .tote
came to see her, and *he weut to 'the
manor just as usual, and even the close
and loviug intimacy witch existed .ie-
tweeu the ' No women never led Beryl
to say a wood other than that she bad
edwayetrteei to carry out tbe_arrulge-
meat for the rake of the family inter-
ests, but that it was a relief to ber to
have an mud put to it. Lady Walcote at
drat gnestioued this and made her
doubts plain enough, but Beryl held to
her pa,ition aud in the end prevailed.
What did more thou auytbiug else,
however, to make the girl's real feel-
ings difficult to uuderstsud was ber at-
titude toward bola herself. Sbe acted
-pTeci$Pty seethe aatgla1 have. delui_hed
there never teen any idea that she her-
self sbtuld marry Sir .!affray, and she
i)r ..t►L•raelf -toward Isola as thungh the
eerier, by her engagement to the baron-
mte.had become a member of the inner
circle of the family and 1v&s thereto?
to be treated as au intimate.
She was neither so cordial at first
that people could think she was seeking
to bide any mortification under that
cover nor leo distant as to 'suggest box-
tility toward the girl who had aup-
plauted her. She allowed the relations
between them to develop uaturally, and,
she drilled herself to take a kern inter-
est in all the preparatiuus for the meas -t-
riage.
In this way she completely baffled
Lola herself. quiek and shrewd though
the latter was. She could not under-
stand that any woman who had really
a man Would rase bim taken aw -
rra b end jet barber 1/p anger
-• agai t i
against the. woman vvlro iiad'14iktth hitt-
"If she'd done iteo me, I'd have poi-
soned her!" she exclaimed to herself
She met him 0(4)01 at the station.
hid leeu forced iuto it largely by tbg'ifrom the first,' aud w*(b two aerates
.rtion* of others, but et the same time , diserrea+slele by side for miles, and no
the thought of causing Beryl sorrow I boy to have this oue. Mistake, iudeedl
and trouble was oue which dirtr0sewd Miefiddlestirk!" He rustled with a
bim On4e""uell. -Tbe3 14.d-heen atincb' gesture of impatient anger the paper be
tree friends from e""'""'''"oral to 114 M and appeared to resume reading
runny ways she had been like • eater 1t, but a mama. afterward he said, lege
to him. irritably:
She was, moreover, such a clever, ..Why didn't you tell me you didn't
sympathetic and ready witted girl that want to marry him? That's just like
at one time the prowet't of a lift r'em you women, and jet_ W111 stick
'paatmehio with ••Aar had !brae full4f. eggg. rave
„weei, Lislaeas. . YAR
pleasure to him. Many o1 die incidents saver know w'hgt you want at a time
of their comradeship recurred to him, which lets the koowle dge be of the
and he was nensible of a feeling of re-
gret that iu the future the reirtions
would Gave to be different. He lipped
tbit Lola and Beryl would be friends,
and be tried to persuade himself that
by his moth-•r's iutlo,u.ue this might be
the case, but the hope was at best a
faint nae.
When his thoughts slipped tbe mesh-
es of three light entangiemeute, haw•
seer. and west to Lnla, there was noth-
ing in thew but the pteeiouate
de nee of the adsorbed and devoted lover,
and be wove a thousand fancies with
the brightest colored skeins which the
glowing desires of passion could select.
He did not reach home until tbe ear-
ly hours of for morning, having to
drive a loug distance scram cnuutry
from Br&nxtoo, the main line station ' this way that he was quite perplexed,
at whish the express stopped, and, of aad when also' had kneed him and
eoane, saw ao ate. When he went 1gado him agree with her view of Sir
down late on the_tollowi$N
Led, a e1 jQ him. an8 is
that she had bad s letter from 'ryl,
who had reterne.l home suddenly. band-
ed hum one from her addressed to bila.
It was not long, but it bad cost"girl
much to write it:
Mr Due J The ther's awe
aboet you ha. not earprtxee me in tbeleast.
1 hays bean using my eye and 'aro. end my
chief feeling was s iftr4a' regret that e, -
yo. had .addenly N4.uaht It not w1
COURT 1 ENNiS• HIGH DIVING ELK.
TM AseMai haw• Fids Knob Thome Is The Camera Caleb.* 0.e •l 1ts Meet
now Sealant. w•aderral Festa.
An attempt tis raking In the Boston Inover os
tlf't!ewe
he other d. Will J.
AUIkele,.•..sisteleu uo iunr
ctse iuterelt in Berme
the genie of ewort tennis. "It Is a very Some people here an awenSFte bobby,
Dummun opinluu,.' sees a B. A. A. man. others have • hubby that appeals to the
•'that evert tenatITs.talwply lawn teum• general run of brings as sensible sed
played under tw%er, but the only similarity proper. Whatever you may call Iny
between the genies in the taut that hubby, 1t is one that has take tete
ells
in both a Biala knocked over • nee The peoeseetee ut ms. aid 1 ant proud et
method of counting Is ala) somewhat aim
alar, as lawn tenni* ultimately adopt..'
that in ear in tweet tennis. In all othe,
respects the two genies ere totally unlike_
Lawn tennis wee fern played in 1.75 u.
117t1. Court tennis was in exists -ems dur
tag the middle NOM bud probably mucb
earlier. Thu apparent Irregularities et
ouu.truetluu In n court Wens Iwurt, such
as the 3.'14 in the wall, tx•hntcally known
as the •tauil»,ur,' the towhees openings
in the walla, the pentliuuea, etc.. are tur
vivalr of the period when the gautu war
played in the moat of a euetle, and Oise'
all helve their use in the modern goon
• For the last yaps or 300 yeah[ the court-
have varied eery
e• print thttf tlak,t. i
elubbuuee, may rserin
er-
sailles uuurt In 178e. It war cense meted
Nome Its) year+. previously and In essen-
tlal_rt•op .te is the exact OnIMitrpan M
ours today. The -fret court built in Amer '
•
lea was opened lin 114,%t)u in 1170. 'thee
Came the Newport Casino antra In Imo.
the 13. A. A...curt in lane and later w
court each at the' New York Racket club
and the ('hengo Athletic &asocial loll
Thole are all the courts in Amens today.
In t:nglaud and 10 land them un• tome 35
courts, Including clout 15 belonging to
privets ludhldual els Fronue there err
four, two of which ate In the'Tlrtlertes
my and there is one in Vienne."
H. E. MANVEL
least possible nae. I didn't want to !
force you into the marriage, child. I'm more that once sifter she b
not a brute or • Bluebeard." wat•hiug Beryl closely and bad been
The last connection was not very more pureed than usual.
„
'ct
clearbat it let lirryl turn the question. have cared forhim,or she'emw
artful devil that ever wow' pet
In time she crme,*4 *be conclusion
that Beryl's oaltpdes' was not. as she
had thought at first• a mask, but the
natural expremion of a woman who had
no deep Nelings to stir or to whom they fot
;r
i'hne during preparations had never been stirred.
the rations for the a. K. 11.14111.,,
HO\\. •ell": MAY HN:I,l'•
ADVICE 1O LH'' WOMAN WHO IS PHIL-
ANTHI.C:•CALLY INCLINCD.
Oho 0heuld Aega/re- A., ledge Along
test.: oz,rel LLiee 1.... to lw seer Work
ea' bri,.:Lre l'rtuelpie• Fal'. Lc•,uoa,r
is Y4ea.tbropy.
,„ .t:,t le pima siTim of repented- t ten,
gliItnl:u has been *feisty leg "ibexes aloltg
tlltttliue for a nuwta•r of years. "Well, it
1 was to put • (tattltluu Into words, 1'
should 'say that 11'wa. the rub rtlin+u ion
of 1.1f foetus .sik4su1 tul.kriew the 14 aa,
mutt id liflp to the other fellow."
"That strikes 1)u• ue being aryt1erg•as!
dellmllultt':'w•W 14. wewau. ".and ,t h
•ttnu'lite, bac if I wise gene, to w' r'. or
play. rr wluatuaer you Nall lt.'at l 1 ",a,
thropy, it my geed genial* should roue!,!::.•
ly come upperM.rt and 1 felt that 1 "'e---.
some duty to ley (*.dew wen turd v..,4 •
Whitt /weld 1 del 1.1.111 an' other v4uu.ee
doing;" I,
"There are many women in Newt York
who are cite: est 1n 1bila 4t 'tropic veork.'.
answered the roan. "hut 11) the leajurltyuf
Ca.es it does riot tour to the eurfnec
_ State women, t1Y'-wel1 as nwii,,go,lgtal
.il•nthrupic work bemuse it lathe (act
MK way n, enquire n,•t.n 1.1 y 11 1. n cheap
tend easy t►brs'L pluriny Thetis muesli be.
Iddc thu.e of p.q,le Who 1111.0 to to hett"+1
along, given work to tIo and belie1Y1t 1 es
Y-Toang .ltktete 'R7r3
to the trout. -
Sititneeel t* a 14411ifit 3 mama..ahe *al.
Uble te do nilly Kesel work for. • h14
DYSPEPSIA.
"For over eleven years 1 suffered
terribly with Dyspepsia and tried every.
thing I could th,uk ot, but got no relief
tette 1 statue using Burdock Blood
Bitters. l had only taken one bottle "
when I commenced to feel better, orad
after taking five or sitz bottle" was
entirely weft, and--he**-baea J
er
since. 1 leel as if Il. B. B. had saved
my life." Mils. T. O. JOYCE, Stenbopse
Que.
B. B. B. cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach, Dyspep-
sia, Constipation, Coated Tongue,
Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Kidney/
Disease, and makes the
rich red and pure. It i ighl?
concentrated vegeta compound,
One teaspoonful' is
the dose for adults ;
to to ,30 drops for
children. Add the
Water yourself.
MF:I IIANIc • I s I I1'1'1E.
r -
aim. I don't think, as a venting. 14.1.1)i. _e_s °Dirk
l)Allty 11 lYNOU,I 2' o l ITUc 1
women have had -rhe. kitCet pini!:.0
thropy',r'w•titesl w ism. at phthtry
thn.pic %Ark- loge writ under the charge
of broken du)art'ch'rg)Men. wen who w, r.
failures the pulpit and who ere lint
canal) of being anything but (Mimes- Mr.MB1:rih''I'
H11 W .1' 111.0411
,f East street end uere tulatstrs,.
l)pwo from 1 to 1 leo., sad 4bean 7
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) t ..1,"d Papers,
Kagllttt:l'USl
a -' Slat' h i l..a -yet i..[tai 01' iaa.tiug frac UPC an who can gest nt t1(TKLE pr{nelpitees of - K •ua
sill Le *ugh tpnept lent c ilk*: for air
phihortheis iuwurk ly
utterable_ received ar
Snttas¢ae►- sMtgr IE. 1p _..-
•
vies+ tun woman an
to un ,-,n tory.
%'=---- tsivelelp#Ft+te►ss bat•
eoDlg-
M to study •far n yt'•r. her rpt fo line,
s1QB Dfvi"q I1. . •
0000U w ke• hie mark on the cinder sensation 1t causes. My bobby is m
path. 110 is wee a mender of the New diving ells, which 1 clelm to he the mos
Jersey Athletic club end gained the onlj wonderful animals In the world. Bu
pointe scored by that assuewen,u In the As thea perhaps 1 nm prejudiced in [bel
A. C. national "nae% rt'wtitly held In favor, as I educated them and tallith
Chleages them the tricks that are a constan
Manvel flat made his math when It source 0f wonder and admiration to m
schoolboy at ICltuux-th. S..... in lbs nae friends.
Waal ititer,t'be.lustiu genies. 8i stilt 1 sou prompted to train the e
7 r
i 1'niver,ity settlement or to the Isi,i•let}•
i For Inierovjntt theteindtttun of the Poser
r •nd'stw what they t s doing and put her
self in the.handsof the manager% for
LratnlnW.__111d you ever • learn fie-. Mee
7 Mary leiwe TlfelTiheii Went to works -
lk eehc wee a wealthy womtan-a woman
with '•v stjnigilAji grattfy every desire
"tl of her heart. 13 n -Ow and her husband
Q' were not satiatlell with the way they were
to fakingeti*e of their money 'bt`y-wished
17 to help people wi iely. '1ly went •broad,
Ind for *Oren. year% Made n stoily of ',hit
as anthvupy. Then they n•turn.d anti lagan
i the work for which they had been peeppr-
o t ing, end during one year they make It
Y.;',410 p.'.ple. who would not
bsv lasso &1110 to du se otherwise, to take
'serge! . ,!►„ •- .• tsaeta''e•
because I heard It so frequently stat
_ - that It was the dullest animal llvin
-err= The tact that the undertaking seemed
be one almost impossible to car
tairough sui+eeeafully gave additional gas
to the Lest I set for myself, which w
to train a team of elks to do the moi
remarkable thing 1 could think of th
was compatible. w4*' aha asitiiie-
ant mal. •
•
"Bluebeard married all the women
himself, dad." 'the paid. Laughiug and
placing her bands ou his shoulders, she
leaned over him frum bebiud, her face
w Mow to his that she could rob her
cheek against his end kiss him at every
psoas. "And you don't want me for o
wife yourself, you know, do you? That
would be horribly improper, and all shy
wedding the two girls wire much to -
county would make a hullabaloo, slid gether, and when people knew that
you'd lose your chairmanship ot'.tbis, Beryl was to be the chief bridesmaid,
that and the other and be seed to Gov- and that she and Lady \\alcote were as
entry, stud I'w not wurth,Lefat. am 1?" keeuly interested in all the details of
She was so rarely dtmon*trative is the wedding as Lola herself, they read
Beryl's conduct from the surilihe *nd
agreed 11 nt We and mol Sir Jaffray was
JetMre Itegagemeut and bad gots
smellatigUBL.QI Litt room be sat • couple 1
of minutes in puzzled 1 sight till lbs
light broke in on him, and be smiled.
"I'm afraid I've been • bit blind. I
thought ebe cared for him a bit, and
now here she is eo internally glad to be
out of it that she can't help kissing and
hugging me. Bless the child, if 1'd
known I'd have broken it off long ago,
much as I wanted it. lieigbol 1f only
40 °enealt me. Von ought w ham haat" 1 the boy had lived, there'd have been no
kow, en a graben. I should be longing l 1)10 worry of the kind." Aud then be re -
lepart, and, es arrests& should be most ars=tmbe
le bele you in finding happtt..aa. 1 vetch It sumed his reading. iuterrupted by
yea with all m7 Peart. Year eff.••U..eate I peewee of theught.
ettt• a BaarL LACnTaa. But he never doubted for ■ moment
"She hi • gtx)d sort," .aid tiir Jai- I that be had now read Beryl's feelings
mother, accurately, and she wail careful to keep
wbo read it quickly. up ber epirib and keep down her feel -
"Yew. 11 would be difficult to find • Ings until her father was quite recon -
more sensible girl than !seryl." cited to the fact of the arraogenieut
"I'll see her td,y." au"werd the I having come M an untimely end.
pamoate With Sir Jaffray, Beryl took a some -
CHAPTER V. what similar mune.
"VT lags ala 'n'EmrA:1-PIRRRR Tr.- 01 coarse I viewed it long ago,
Jaffray," she said. "Do you think you
also
Beryl had not written the letter •f thout my been g aud
sister
good
oonsldpr&ble struggle. her rerosin without • many of your thoughts? Of course not."
-
e •
eidenDlleast
conthe
t
laughed 6
ddw
without P
She did not like and did not twat ' Andli` eatraint.
Lola, and she had noticed In her many parent
noticed that she sou unusually
things that had sharpened this dietrurt.
fray, banding the letter 10 We
She had at one time seen a g
deal of Lola, as Mru. Villyers had made
many efforts to bring the two girls to-
gether, and though at first Beryl had to
some extent come within the inflames.
of Lola'■ unquestionably attr0ctive
manner there had been no regard or real
affection between them.
Quite. irrespective of ber own disap-
pointment -and bow deep and stinging
and bitter that was no ono Int herself
knew -Beryl was dead 'gained the mar-
riage. She felt that Lola did not love
Jaffrey even with teach love as ahe was
capable of feeling. She bad bewitched
bim with her lustrous beauty and gla-
monred him with her gurtpoe senwoes
Warms, but that Wu all.
Had Beryl written as she felt, there-
fore, her letter would have been very
different, but the had • far too genuine
friendehip for her enuein to want to
came him anything but pie.*ere.
She would have done bet utmmtt tO
prevent the match, but the would not
say • word to wound tiir Jaffray'. feel-
ing.
Nor sou this feeling altogether fres
from a tnorh of we. So far se ahe cold
help it., not a note .herald trunk that she
Was in reality anything but pled at
the marriage. She was aro fool to mope
and pole Orer a lost romahce, tt id atm
held no ridiculous ideas exaggerering
the effects of the disappointment to her.
It would have been an infinite and in-
describable pleagnre to pass through lite
by the sole of Sir Jaffrey se hie wife,
but why. did not intend th•t We break -
Ing of the dream ahonld gloom and "poll
her life.
She would rather that it had been
any one else than Iola; b•ttevef sp. abs
was prepared to accept what was ts-
evitable. Toms when Sir Jaffrey Meme
she eurptMsd him u mach with her
sbeerfnla .i as she had enrprlele1 11er
father by **way she had told the news
to his.
'' I's efeaid it'll be a disappointment
to yea, father," dm esid. when Mia(
MIs of Sir Jabmg . NtjsgelMtl ""►M
I via aiwaas afraid ell aba•/d't be
Ale to do whet yea whhed. t bad hi -
moo
►
.moo I saw that yea and hfa motbe7
wished M mad I'd have .$ ,,IbTrregb
will, lragtninsf(taa $1'a a MINK.••
sone M • 119017 rtes
demonstrative.
"I thought it would surprise
be said.
"If it surprised me, it was because it
didn't come mover. I've always known
that there must come a tune when thin
would happen ou your side or mine"
she leagued again as she said this-
" end I always' wondered bow it would
feel 111 were to h' fiat you know, and
had to tell you, just as if you were real-
ly my brother. I often wondered bow I
@herald do it or bow you'd do it it you
were fine. I never thot$ht you'd think
of keeping such a thing secret. And
I've watched you, you know, and Bees
it growing and wouderPd why yon nev-
er uttered a wont I Would ha've told
you what I glersed the other night at
Torquay -the night the mother wrote
to those most ridiculoealy mist•iren let-
ters --only, if you remember, Yrs. Ire
Witt Dome out and, stopped sa to the
middle. And, after all, you can't matte
en opportunity for that sort of confi-
dence. jt has to come naturally."
Ile listened to her closely, comparing
the unusual manner with her custom-
ary calm marts, and he got much near-
er to the real state of her,jselings than
bad her father. It hart him, bet be
Wowed no sign of this in his manner,
seeming to fall 1n with her humor.
"She's • good little soul, the little
700,"
bold.t1e record of (i1 seconds for the quer.
ter mile stn. pitons -,at the Intens:holsati'
games !tact year. •v
At the, Memorial day genus of the N. J.
A. C. he won, the /OW yard handle:ap from
Inawretch goodn the
n d tuChamplof E. Burli-
to s alae'
In the wet yard seratch raw.
At the invitation gauueis of the Prince
ton Athletic association last year Man%el
fairly a.str,nl.h."l2heathletes there -by win-
ning the quarter Mlle against, the fnstat
'Y rimentin ewe' thein once.
e xperimenting with 1.10.11 al once. I soon '•I vt•asMitslstmg•fteTCtpia's"'i`f'
discovered that the elks were smart
'sough to outwit me on several occasions.
My first step was to break them - t'
rlv a
Par
dais' In barnos•. This tool- y
to do, o I had to gain the 'intends' con
Silence and friendship before I Gould do
anything with them.
I succeeded finally, however, to getting
them thoroughly broken Into a very
pleasant driving Wane. I got lay idea of
Meohing them to dive by their seeming that u •n Si
attar indifference as to what height they gurus and *swayed from Ira nit fn .
jumped from while In training. In fact, to be warned ugirtn-t-uen,1No, for that
tie first dive they ever mads was Isom a matter. end i should may they netdtd It ; Yurk., and et onro startsd far home, 8,000
bank into the Sioux River, on which men,, but we arc biking of vetnmr1) mt I ntllcs lawn}. Five hundn•d miles at eevn 11
CARI1IER PIGEONS.
roar ' Veeralsese 1. %War Is; Yet *0 the
The pigeon fanciers who Imagined that
their favorite bird would be of great
e -
fulness' In War are thus far disappointed.
Some of the bluest binds which have ma
•orla abroad were teetered by the govern
went several months age from the famous
pigeon cuts 111 t irin&u7 end distributed. .
among the principal stations along the
ego*t.
Th.' moat Important 0f these stations It
Key West, where there etre ntMtge. rel 1140'1
of Miele eulrtble-a levelling 1
atuaullmawxltsut14 14411)1 ,t t 1 munI(.&1lup
with the ciimtnan r a .t 'ter '
lns.'n't husband .Vert, and she lust ler I yne hex and i i -j. Iu !carr mo'm to have
prpr•rty artt -+!tits unable to continue her turd earl- 11(11 ilv'ety in tn.namlttlug
work' on a boleti wale, but she has IIeCTI Ilirssnge" bet wise' the two. Just prior 10
thet.il klont•ol many vetunb,leenterprise* the war several sneces.fel trials with car
That gn•a I
gn•,.r owes u,un• t.. Mrs. illekln++cm than lacy VCrai. the birds hnving Mvn llMeret2d
•
Th t' t olthrient the Mothers' Coo- rice pigeon, wart made (non H'iveane tc
mans, people enters -west In It know. Mr* by oftla,re of thio regular n,crchnnt steam.
Dickinson is a woman of high ideals, and, ere. The flight. of n hind 1a at lomat IOC
•_ miles. although the navy deparUucut has
• re.•urd.uf a )dal -that wax c111gh6 GOC
mile» out at sea from New York. This
Omen was 'secured abroad for the govern-
whllt• she telly [never rail/,' her it
their entirety, she hoe results to show for
the efforts she makes.
"There Is nue thing t as women
eoe&elon I went with them. -and that is in being too reono ult!IaI
I
fixed a short chute on the river bank their phllnnthnopl.•a. Teem are wo many
first and touted them to gon things a a
- ht to New
lighted en aitlttp-acid was iroug
York and returned to 111 cut.
at 1 to it op hi that wet IIIiin will start on Lit h The etas[ line 'signal • s •n Ia, through
abort flee feet high and jump into the A curtain amount of faith tw ntrt sNar• • which • the navy delartt.amt Is op
fn•
water from that h.•ight. After s few' but we are finding that business principle's' forrlu,l of the'uiucrutenuut Alpe plwe».ed
months of patent wort iE0t them to rut' oount in philanthropy * well as do .dher i 1 g 'tip oI41 down the robot when glom
up the chute of the.r own free will and things. A wotllalt Plain out a big work I enough ',whore 10 be sight.ii, is provided,
jump off into the enter. As 11 was the which it w11. take $balsam t0 put un a Item t as n rule, soh h pigeon cut equiplifient, but
only place ,ate • they could get inM loundnnun mrd 1n K 1
the water 'to think it great ❑' h t her (lees
to jump at height. Than -.1
sport
he platform, and WS the
-wiwlther weir tiaiseal I sent to lama tsR.-
oomfortahle training In the river I took 1
my elks south to New Orleans and kept
them In oonxtvnt tr:„ormeleall
tlwinteon r,
jumping from a his
week after I had get them to leap from
a height of about twenty feet. .
"Hinglilta" stein d by instinct to gel
ng his
pluthenges
true
headfirst, with front meet (extend
ed, snd
ed, and now be always goes head fore
most and strikes exactly in the center of
the tank, which is sixteen feet square
and twelve feet deep.
The buck elk "dung" Is beginning t•
dive almost as expertly as his brother,
and I am sure before the summer le pest
he will dive head foremost, with feet ex -
%elided, as due. "Hireglatta.,"
iii. -moi.
!donel is only a young fellow. not yet
81, and coma+yuently le daily increasing
his speed.
Amerism• Wheel. Abroad: `o -
The big sale of the American n,nnufaae
tared 11 -yeies abroad *Realising t he foreign
Makers much anxiety the' sre+i1il. The
r. w heels are not Meet tug the see
yeas which the makers think is due them
The popularity of the American maChinee
1a growing to such An extent that the for
-
Miners are pulling ell kinds of string* to
-have the duty amt therm rni,i*L *ith a hope
at shutting the Yenkeee out of the trade.
,Slte tient orer hens frovls hlA/nd.
responsible for break it , the family ar-
rangement which b&4 bMt gBperally
understood to exist.
Sir Jaffrey himself wait delighted at
the turn which tbiuge took, and as ev-
ery one seemed to be anxious to make
matters smooth and agreeable for him
6e had good cense to be. For the two
months which had been agreed upon
u the term of the engagement he lived
in a lover's parodies, with nothing to
rouse him to the troth.
1t would have been idle to tell bim
that Lola did not love hint, and that he
was being fooled. Beryl could Rive ber-
self no sawn beyond her own instinc-
tive reading of Lola'. character, while
even Lady Waloote did not agree with
Beryl.
Tp l • 1 ontinued.
GREAT ROWING RECORD.
Yorker Who nae covered Port
11111e1*rh.n Any Other Ataataer.
Altogether .fudge l'.eerge M. Young o.
YAW York hart revved 'about 3seitt1l mUew.'
and be *»aliens that rowing is largely re
sponslblt• for the good health Which he has
*!way*-r•"Y'yyl (lrlglnaily heht _studied
out s system which he
tnfrg st Mad sue
able to develop hie powers
strain of rowing ninny miles. and he first
began by rowing half a utile a day, en
creasing it to a mile, then to three and
As' miter. At the read of the season ht
Alt In a Dare Work.
Managing Rditor-le Mr. fl'r•eatmind
%nays
Aanstant-Yes, air; leading editorial
an the rncdnct of the weir.
' Where Is Qufekpene"
"Working up • spelal."
"Send I.ehhisetoe •r hate."
"lie's at rho th,aeer.,.
v" Hew ! A ny of the lora' then 1n?"
"(oily the down town pollee reporter.
Re's writing n p a sand bagging affair, but
he'll he thnnl,ih sewn."
"Very well. Tell hem en knock together
• eolneen criticism of the naval strategy
m pima
board, showing howeunlral Sa 1
has preventd the dismantling of Morro
Cruel* snd t e raptness of !'levee*. Telt
hem to make 111 betfee threw bunglers in
Washington." -New York Weekly.
trel*as," rte aneweicrlr "Dat-,.
pet her fent in it enetimaashe done
in . 1 W1&14
nnwi had told yon abort the, Beryl
1 hope you'll get 0n with jells."
A chill seemed to touch the girl's
heart at the *nand of the name. but she
answered quickly and with warmth:
"I hope SO. We've not Nees ,o mach
of one another lately as we used to, Ant
she'll be nearer when she's at tbe man-
or. Hnw s Jody W.1notor
"She is miming over to ase yon today
rate time, i think. She saw Lola She dry before yederd.y, yon
went to iloalleemtte, to lire. Vlllyern."
"I em glad she has given way, Jaf-
fray," raid Beryl Pleasantly. "Of aonrse
I know what she thought. IS would
hate bean a groat pain to bier old to
you If Sha had not bean able IS do what
you wtah' I as very glad."
"I M was
weary e', awls$ seek..
Moria* Or Jal'ray, and this 1 led
sway the talk to other subj.*M. *WWI
Faye Way of ?Woking.
Cyclist out wheeling) --Pat, why don't
you get • wheel anti tr*vel,iy11 do?
Vat (out driving)- ii wet'. the nee of
wurrukln lotke & hared --I p tis Date.
Tb. Motors ceaaaktal
Mre. $. 14&m-TMq say that a . .n and
ids wife Maas grow to look like ear ether.
Benham -i hop• 1 .hoa't mese 70u
more Jean half way Town Topica
A Summer Affair.
V Jimmie* bet loved ma ..
As 1 Inv ]pwmlee,
11.1 death slue -onM weer
Ranh tg,•Medi trne end fleet
1 love her for the mtllron
'Pat lies 1. Mr own nate:
Afr, die levee me fast Meats
Ind atria 1the sestet
16•Sew Tore Joe gel
Not Tet.
Ygnls.-Prerman says he Is *nnvin*ed
Sow that tho world dews go round.
CrimeenMok--Weil, hedreen't look ea
tet he'd go4'ver tm1 rt et yam -
runnin on ere
rhes she eetit tint she get* e
Net et all .• She has $1,500, and ebe starts -
In and trod- to luck-fnith•'1. a !site
sea.0..,lL:, ,u.rl Iiuk.I ileupt if It means
any mere in this reit nc'e* on to gelling
the reit-minder of the Money hater. In Ih
meantime She baa seeress( 1n and 1s doing
tome of the worlyshe nae in mind. but
only by strict economy. If she wee the
victim of title eronnn,y, meted of being 1 who bni»hs the te Ina rnllApete ter the
I1e
tie moiltyring eupervie,r, aIt rwould le all 1 ant who hurls Thu 6nMnuer lunumerable
allure Every eh a.. e, pe.ew s. and un 1'tares or the cele vaulter who has per .
herself as !will he gbe { bale17ent years in learning how to squirm
duuhtedly it wll! I»• goal Erse her, but thn! I
11 nut vs hat tiir philanthropist does. Shr+ over an extra Inch of height. H0 coni
economises with her employees, end pa)s Ibines the attributes of themall. Thea 1s
them n. low pries•» as they will a•rept. I on hint no 'mimics, right arm at the ex-
" ' 1'ny it matron tut u,ur•h Ira thin:' she I tense of Ia puny left. no weight that In -
asks when a tonup•tent Women Nilo arksterferee with 'wilily. it ie nn attempt ad
a reawenoblc eatery vie meunonrndid to I • Smooth equnlne•a that develops and
ber. 'Nu, indesrl. i know Is woman ex- brings out every 1)nlsele, giving to proms
.e•tly a% con.p trent who ttcr•da'tbo work
and will gladly take the p,sitiuu for halt ;'
GO far there has leen no use fart em.
ALL AROUND ATHLETICS.
-a..__ee•tenf or the wisheet Type r '
1'hyheat D..elopmea
There t, a growing appreciation of the !'
fact that the physical slarinllet Is not the
Dela type of development. The all around
athlete Is not the record emaehingeprInter
TWO LITTLE REPUBLICS. th••Herloidntssdealingsaro all carried)
1110411.111 the 014.51. the other the emee
a11/ 1 on In this spirit. This is uo1.1n • 'magi - I , ',r -
In tal'.ene•. nary Cit.'. It Irwnurthing which hhppeus
fnequ,rotly. 1t is like this woman who I sones•;
(}cad fk the smelled ratleas "b gives a p.r,r creature who tasks her for A'Rf"'''- AN
arca. but Tamtarq is the ata.11..t rep Multi a drainer noel rasps -law mew top
I10 as to population. Ooils lt fs Duly
m11S in area. 11 1. located on tbe 0.t top
of • monntals In the Pyrenees, between
France and Sp.in, and s recognised by will Rl:ull, Klvr 1t iter when it coons t.,
b
governed ter t;.0
w. It is o 7. of 'services t
brie R 'bent
Doan , xl
ass e , m
both of them wmrtntg th
e• President end s !'cunei! of 12. it was i otlnlmunauf connta•nelsllen, reducing sell
established 1n 1648end ha* 130 inhabit aisles of nice and w"uwu Who are working
ants. The President Is ax CollectorsI bard r,. •11p{sort thelvr., theta In 111(iAt.*'ssor and Judge. Geo" bas ne phllauthn,l) In it er in anything which
brings 111eut such conditions.
"If you are going into p.hilanthroplo
work. find the line of the least resistance `I
in yourself If jou can. Ane yttu Ite,ktug
for surely et Ideal work, or do yoit wish t0
teach people hew to play? nh,ky. u hue!} -
anything about the levies, P
You might •;en is branch in your eleuell
or nils»inn rtAl•1 Perhaps your chnreh
Wands vacs.., a ..bases of children lntn the,
country. Y„u Might be .itsurunwntal 111-
woman
ts
worman dpwu that much. It is very well
to take from a rkeb bean sometitlng at n
Matte twiew fta..wutth. Ile tau afford and
church, clergyman or cemetery
people worship 1n a church nu
their own territory, and the dead
are slid down to a cemetery h. the
below. In that v+a11 , all the ha
and marriages are pert, nned. '1
L twelve Mlles northeast of Sell
is an Nand live ,Bias long 47
mile wide. Its total pnpuletlon
of 55 men, wens Il. and
A ,Imre
women go to the p,
elect every year a President anti
fie all serving
wedeln; pa
bns by fishing
lnhebltants support themselves
and raising fruit aud vugen,bles. TM
republic has no army and no navy.
fire
tnlde of
I»n11M
%,1107
prem!
avn'an
slid. It
a half
consls/5
n. lM
nen and
CouTbs I getting n enamel nurse to go with them.
T' "1111 how can I make a Ieglntviewt
pers., tbe wn.
•.fletvive. g10,"
( pMd the an, "to some art•
poclntinn that 1s sending rhildree to vaca-
tion hones That 44111 1e enough to pn4
the expenses of the child fora good health
Th. M.eve. s«,er `:row old.' ntos el Elting %ovatiohave When
311 give
the
the
Commenting on tanlrofessor mmon saw fie 1 child a pn,grrs% stent you !n1m time t.,
nervous disorders.
1'hompd0n mays: Thr we..nge of waders time. y'nl . well
t learn
home ii11h hi• child
You can
*den ee about the uerIion% .7.tem is mon probably
hepatal than ever. It tells is that the otltMttt rrrnfriend*
to yds In that 1'uu•willaand per
nervous system has a greater stun of . your ,s tett the child has n further Wetmore -
systems
reserve vitality than all the other bodily hat get a
tare that
put tognd not to haveloibe the t weight ly tee sansitedon if or ,he had s oPossibly
n a ne etonw',rk f. r
tare thea le faun 1 your line, and eu
after death by ernes'irlon, as well a hint. 1'hnt all In y0 7
after death by any cause. It s' the last w111
find` a elute
uteo
f:-<effort ever widen -
to grow old; and so to rhe menet It need Ing --Neork e
not grew old ./ all, prnvtdhd by '
Steadily wrplhtd with that mighty
spiritual element to me whlch we call
interest. Even the mnsenlar .,stem con
be weederfelly su.tainetl by interest; for
'honk! ■ sin &iwtpt Gha 00100
wnrk on • treadmill which he •soup p,hHc; pat with it rise•rove part er
endorse .long the tnmtntnin brook .het wnatrvi' )' pules u' dev11. Stew it gen-
• trout, he would feint dead awa7. Ila[
the mind will M inserted grow .te.ntly, I W until thoroughly warmed, and then you
even while bons and sinew are wasting will have • geese devil
through aga I
a00Milt It Tornio.
eould row 20 mike In • Say In all kind
of *4*11 ttC.311110,14- OS1n$ the slight..
fatigue.In O Young rowed around Manhatta
Inland on every Sunday In (1.•tnler and
November. In Isle the judge, pureness:
h
he
•1 oat.1 . 4 11 d y he 'him a rowed In t1hls boat
la sunshine and to rain, anti he hae rowed
as often ne 117 days In a year and (swerve -1
a distance of alx,ut 2,000 miles. This
boat, whlrh the judge has (need for
o e nearly,
90 yesin and which he regard*'
his eboieeeet polased0ns, 10 n sort of ewes
between, s *hell and a gig, and It weighs
aft pound'.
A primal to this o,nntry no gooney
([sig throngh Shoveling coal end carry
tag oat the ashes than he ham to sprinkle
hie glass and path the lawn mower
The more mal he shovels the more ashes
be carries, and the more water he milawn
Iwo the harder he hto posh
.
alt RRg li • ILARS...'sbm►-
Iodises 11 iI •Misters.
It'odr {a►'le.q.amfuli ofiolirWeii47, ellie
yf rby pest". ono rt cntt•h.4' one ate'
Tlnegar,utnrtwo teysal,onf,il. of uncle mea
tard,_twu tablrsp'uofnU et butter.. Mix
A Cordial Inrltatiou.
"I tenet, Mr Borten." wild Mt* Cnt-
tdng as the young man was Alen! to de-
part, ' that you will spend one more seen-
ing with as aeons we nett'' into our new
bonen "
"Delighted, i .cure yen, Mies Cat -
ting•" replied Borum. ' By the way, when
do you Alpe& M move,"
"i'm not moltive am to the excret date,"
she answered, "hat the workmen began
ateavating for the cellar yernenlay, and
pap* eapsets tho Terme* to he f(nlsbed i•
shoot 10 amatbs."-tihkago News.
Tito Teaeher'. Mistake.
A 11ttl' girt in Is Denver wheat wlio
went N1,114.1.11* day very indignant Pit her
twitcher. evpletntnta tohl her mother that
ohm teacher broke right off In the middle
of the mesh, Irmson and asked!, '' Hnw burs,
turnips to a hmwhe11" An none n( them
could answer R.ey w'r•A111) marked testi.
The towhee afterward explained that
the question was, "How many beide to •
The nr-heat, or Chinese violtn,-is
shape renenibles an .rdloary hammer
with its handle. It has two sttfnge and
is played with a bow.
A
rset
I ak
u,aT,ae
. SMITING
. .k‘1
weaTr:C. rue/twee nee geormetcr.
hence to any specialty, tout ronndfng out
the php siq.w into perfect whole. Such
a man i% E. C. White, who rccntly won
the all around championship. "1t seems
to hie." ways llerry Beecher. "that more
Intcrlpt *'hold tae tgj(en in the all around
chnnrptnnxhln cnneekt 11 It were made of
an lh'ternetional Cheraeter. We think,
foolishly l.crhnlrs. that we ran defeat any
nation•JrLthe world at any gluon that re- .
quires physical prowess. England, France.
Germany and even Spain are no doubt
sweet um (1. 1r (below% in this lino. Why
hot have es seeming and find out who is
the beat all en• ill Athlete of the world'
Rush A eeheme 4.5,41!(1 first. of all it''Tucf-
pens►ne and at. thc.wt0V,tyne.w;uuld lack
ail Ile.lAother tet e. Lout, race ora t'elnti
match. It.wonld tenet to stop IIMM j1lOdtatr
tion of a` right legged. right armed ace
tux! tnfluenet ie. nu t res sl,lr of the ocean
S explore into most. than enc goldfield. A
-,art Wades se voeWmly mW'a CHstrI .N,,.g
%bort • ,pechallit.
P
Rn..lsn Liars.
HnewiUn diploniatif hold that it Is no
ItNwrn. c •r dishonor to Be in the moat
Otlblu'lIitlg too 'r iu order to promote
the interests of their country and of
their sovereign. When the late mar
&eked pure of Conn( Ignateiff bow nee
twine to be nicknamed "The Father 01
Lies" while p ib*, seder at CtmetafhlDo•
pie, he with a low bow responded, "In
the service of your majesty."
sees►Ips.
Wiles little Herman fleet saw his tsars
brother., be looked at them a moment
and then asked. "Mamma, 1141 you send
far sample', Yonth'I t;oaapanlnn