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1NOBLE BRITONS' WIIIMS m".." 3 31 71111-'33r LATE MR ELI HAWKINSTLEAFING
rent as well as conSci eapeercet
but could cee that tito esostaitt'sei
a ) o o A RATC11 01 ANECDOTES FROM 1:1 1'n Hee ereert eerie...array els
.1 in. Pre resent's' (Dealer- evaaies s • • 1
exel ley ' •
131 1:111 1.1 II taller& (.4; Lunigilitr, 1.1,tve-earraviirtegio were, ao cold, beer esel wozn, [41 -
back t • flea. tVeseesiee the feteheee
teare. Wo &Med all these LONDON.
Aheui the Late Lord Dudley -Thrift 'In sc-'''Inn, 10 16)
riairaAri ereeeemasileSSO arel
te That we try to- climb the beets titat
ISESS1S1.7 • preseiat
esseee.rIete tiretescee.
of the men etteareateal Dudley. -
4,04,04044)+Q++0,„ had :Ala; our Ameirean man who dealits tato
soon„.r niaito than wo were ee(teen Via', a groat :31:via_t• 311Fili.S1CRING TIW BRlliI
captalas have all had eta -Inge all ceateet. ta try it. Ilut eihriaing it nUPPP'71 EligL'atti bAr; returned helate,
eaaerieueesse bee time of Captain - WWI MOM than ;le thoug,ht• ,141(t with e eoliefeson 4.4 ealURPetilloi-A and S'. 4.1. in in -Old
if 22 Tuilier, port esasitain• ciar the' Tite eidese w.,Tcs almoet emeoth. end iertad nlO at Eurlieh' dinnor raohioned -scowl ti; ; •
I en) el
Pioneer Tee 'Company, ..of Seatt!e, • after in vain; -kir slopinc ah relate mere sir less, to ,
woutieeet , es e r ev It le 0. ,vs "
Aveiviznown zigure among slowly; ,keklatii.er, ,iinaltier, one _t '112- two novo and alluNtrate the AnierieranN firm eon-, set -aims altat an -Neale in the uld fashion-
:eirelefi on the r34)11711(1, 18 Unique' lit oif. That oue had- a long sheer tO 1.i1410..11 !ha hi' the Drill:AL upper elesese; 1 adelielarle end etSri,'aulihral 111 2. of
121. 2.21 resatecte, IrVreekea in the" the 'wetter, ands, we bad „no diftleuls,, Yisila 404 th,e. litggoa EA of elaudie St, ecarue, on, the iterate:let' eo(tet "ef
North,: the W1400 coxnpanv Wlie.tever gt,,tttitlff OU 'board, s 1Vo" ' Set'lland• . •
(hilted for three Weeks 1)0 It oessi pileti all the quilts, ,asia, bia,n4fa t'4"coier number of men and we.. It 18 an annueJ cozateA ,OL.Tia only to
on. an ccebo,K, and 'searing, that time -tile lees'and mane a teat for tete wo. men borp to, bitsit rank, so he sarea liasebricks, ie jfergod .ata umpired :by the
a (1 32129 1(2121117.W‘tt3' developed and men, which" tkt first the3; refeised to 1,1. OolitetliPt. for ehaveldtartatilY, Parish trainifaer the. parish-churelt
later consummated when the castr.- occupy, stating that they would take 1'1'1 Lilemsolves emenellsited 1,a2 their and has to do eatirely with age and sta.
T. were rescued. The experie.ncee their elutneee With the reet of 'Lis and birth, and do preeisily. as they Wage tare. fame money prizes of equto, v{.1.1,10
says • the Poet -intelHereveer, arid a &tee, *we gave eit ktnil patted to I , mbee, of th • el iet at e, • try queue Mtlt al
of the captain differs from. alfuost would not Lave anthing better ilia.' 91.1„,everY all 0CCW31011.6. r 'Ali tded every year, There ,is 011e,
any ()tiler story of ,the deep, its that - the rest. .14ct a, few hours in, the cold is' IneY orP (11.2. 1(212 set Of peoPleelo each for `the yeruttgest, the Oldest, die
not one of the many' people oe, boar(' made the little tent with it O warm rne'et, and are immoderately JeAlgbea shortest caul the 11.112 22 brides ntax*riel'
ane, by the outsiders. '
were loot Or even injured. blankets look mom • welcome, ! during the 'Course, of the year Ili the
Ptsistain TUrner haa bad an raven- till firiellr crawled We got a,tl. Among the aristoe'ratia eccentrics Of pariSh`Church.
* I re 0- it are -
,.
i turous career Since a• small, 'boy: the stores up froM the boat void pile the English. smart world. "no one ever, Candidates, if not resident in the par -
Born in Australia, he ran away to eci them isafely on the berg. 'ma' toe excited more comnient than the father ish, ntust talc.° up residence there at
sea, when otily a lad, but later sct of tile bero was flat and made a of tile Present,' ViCeroy of Ireland, the least six weelte before the "Implicit knot
late Lord Dudley. It, is,*es known that is tied.
tied ashore ansi liecame a jockey. lit beautiful roof garden, if 3. may 'use
The procedurefroll
two successive years, he • won the that terms Auyway, it was a .wel- he, inade il a praelice always to (sleep owed is the eSSOnee
' :Cawfield cup,- the most' highly prieed come retreat for us. ae it gave lls a between black satin .sheeta; hut wawa, of. simplicity. At the close of the mied,
atti.acted even rnOre talk' was the sisiglelZingeerVeineily,fries bride reUres to the
trophy that 'a jockey cotird win. phance to stretch our legs ancl ex- .
crimeon rose. Ste invariably wore to the vestry in orders to sign the uterriage
FrOm jockey the captain drifted to ereise enough to keep the blood cire
other work ashore and has tried al- culittifig. • , • opera. tuelted behind his. left ear, register and to have her competitive
' Indeed the Earl's ears, or rather lack qualifications Sseertailted, The 'birth
most everything front selling gum, *'We had a small alcohol,stove aryl
, drops to deeP-see. diving. But Joe over that, the women cooked our first of earS, as hiS enemies iiiiirtned„ never lines'''-asathey are familiarly` designated,
life of the sailor, with its perfect'free- supper. It, tasted nue. TI- was: only, eeaSed tO be whispered about ha London. allow - her age, but no. documentary
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doin Of all care, its independe,lee fried ham arid biscuit, washed dow 2 Sorilel said an niiureel IreSband eviden e o statute, owever authortta-
anc1 excitement, .drew him back, and with a small amount of black coffee, sheared them 'off .as a, penalty for 'Ole tively attested, can be accepted. Preof
front cabin boy ho worked his way but never . in ray liso;', did anyehiag. gay nohlernatt's, frivolity, While the Eerl must he forthcotning on the spot. For
U2 to Ale command of taste better. The hot coffee was par Used to tell exiteeetaining atories. Ilits--P-UrpOsa -the cimaidate.,-has to snit,
-tieula,rly line. After- getting ammo Of a romantic 'ericOunte,r with • mit to, aa, ordeal, tile first Trart of Ivhich
EULL-RIGOED
s,traigh:tened • up we. arranged lor *IlANDITS' IN TIIF oRIENT consists in removing ,rher shoes, Then
Por the ,last few yeara the eaPtain watahes, So as tO aure. Whatever the truth. may have ,been; 710 tresses, en-gtb,,mgjaling, hang- 109§ely
late been on the, sound, and there are miss any passing vessels. had the made it a practice' 10 \V( hair long over the shoulders. —sseseess,,,_
le* men better known` in ,Iocal Ship first watch- and to tell Y011 ill° trete and richly, curled. and On fer4ive oosea- .T.huaeterapoi,arily bereft of riiii.irte,„,k.
ping circles than he is. I ,enjoyed, it, Tho -top of ',the berg -
sions loved tO decorate 'his flowing locks adornment, she steps on to the measuring
• comes" tilt undoing of her hair until the
"In t''8g was second Mate of' tha' was about 100 feet - above the water. itl
,Britislz bark. $tinderland,' owned. b
Ciewlipi reirbee " Co., of °London,
She was chartered by,,,,,,a..Montre
firm to carry a' load of cement- tc
Quebec, . On this voyage the capta.
, Wats, 'accompanied ,by his young, Wil
P14, girl fetend . of hers. The yeung
eA, ,frp nante .• was Mary Anstruther
4.r:'§I:Ctl she was 'One 'of tlib Most beautifu
ee;firle that ever I laid eyes on, We
Oe're' all in love with her as SGOU 53(5
like set foot 011 deck. She 'wits maks,
ing the voyage for her health, as she
was on the verge of nervous prostra
tion or soinetliing like; that, caused.
'by too native pitrties, balls and pitik
teas. 14 a • t ;
Well, we dropped (Iowa the river
on the fifth of Artay, 1888; and Start-
- 'ed ote- It was a beautt,
ful clay, ihdeeverything pointed to a
proeiteroteegei I noted tile sign3
4particulariv and they were al lav-
e, 4
Twenty days oat of *Lon-
don we struck, a, fog; bank, aria then
our 'troubles began. We Were am.c-'
'••lotis to make a litetk a
" P--s144gO.' .but
the fog meant, reduced speed. Day
after. -day meat byand'stilt no sign
of a lett-up, in t,15ke grey mist that ens
veloPed,qs pail.. Twelve days
'Vent by; and during. that time we
21ever caught. glimpse -of the: • sun
nor the stars, and, of course, mulct
not iet-, an observation. hit' the two
weelcs'that we 'were in the fog the
-captain aged ten years, for he was
..tonstantly t'hiuking of his 'wife ard
her -friead. Vie WAS On. the bride
in0St .of the time, and, seldom 1e'2. -
except for an hour or two sleep foul
a bite ,to eat. "
"On• the `morniag ,of the fifteenth
' day in the fog ,I ell the bridee
when smelled:Sete at once sent a
-boy to call the captain, ...Who hail
' jusf-turned „ 'and when. he came
On deck, 110,. too, nOticed It. irlutt
rendered our position more perilous
than before, but all wa, could do -was
to keep even better lookout than,
,ever. White We were on the fO'c's'le
bead, "'right before Us, loomed cup
, f white wall that sparkled and glint
inerect dully *in the slim light Ile"
fore we, could, shout/ to the -man at
the wheel to put her hard down,'
TIIZ t.thASIT
;$'' and as the night was fine allO 'clear Olt is certain the late Lord Dud,,
• • ,
: beautifidevieer was .to. .had,. Tao -
ley could never lie prevailed, upon to
t ace.itselr SParkled and allOno hi See answer a letter.' When his Pdst arrived
r moonlight and at its. foot the Wavss of e Morning lie only very occaeloriagy.
n. broke into silvery sheets of lea 01)2317 (1lfl envelope;,. cousin himself
e While the „sea" all • around gllminerek like nuwe by secroing the ,rest of
bfraorheathio,evelrigyht of the moon. 'whim his mail' itt curious 'out of :the wey.
thing in a, radiance that placea. ,
I
to • me is far 'more beautiful than the' ;• None os his secretaries eaUld ever
m.ore. brAliant light.- of the sun. ',-
paced' 4p and down anti tried to fig -
'tire Out some method of eseape. Due
knew as' well as any of the rest
that the only. chance was to be aiiek-
• ea 711) 1)3' some Passingrireeeel„. I, •tilit
not think eo much of theSpligat of
naYself and the other' Men, but- he
Position of the. .woMert. worried Me
considerably., Ttqwevera all any of
lis couldalo was
• - . GRIN AND DEAR' IT.
"1» the morning' breakfast was
served as waa ,eupper ther,Previous
ni.ght 'and 2.2.20 t11 qijoyed inunensa.,
ly. started to help Miss Mary,'
hut the first,. mate hurried up.„
pushirig M0. aside, helped her hinitielt
I saw right,,aWay. that he was
ing close to' the wind in. thatdfree-
tion, and that. unless he dashed hie
tapes ailesinst anaunforeseen rock I
would surely dance the hornpipe at a
wedding if we ever got eishoree,„ Seee
'ing the lay Of -the land I let thein
alone anc1gaVe the tip to the meli to
get,. away from them WhcneVer the;'
went; ,peonteriading • on - the berg,
Which happened to be quife,frequent-
ii. Morgan'-'wes a fine 'young' fellom
and bright -as ahey make them. lIe
beloaged to 'ood family ia. laug,
but heal boot. a, little wild at,
one time and they -shipped him tilt
'ap apprentice in erder• to, keel; hiesi
; out of , reiechief,' .1•Ie liked' the life
and soen rose.
‘,.
We. were then =aisles ,about eight
*mita, and •the foree of the collisioa
' 'Was ettch that it etove'in'theetessel'e
bow "clear up to, the heel of the forces.
tnast.1 1loth: the 'captairi and myself
only escaped by springing *baels, rke
a shot. The vessel :was total
wreck' and . had only " few inintiteN
Tho. ncerte on her deeks we's
terrible; tho "masts had all fallem.
and contusion reigned. Criee front
• the women, .cursest and yells from the
crew aed ebove all the roar of the
eurf againsit the berg' Made a eliaotic,
scene never to be 'forgotten, The
eaptain was the only etiol one on
board. ,The accident seemed to
have lifted a weigat from hisishouldef
ere. Men can often face a, real dans
' ger much easier „ than they can
antacipate ooe. tie took command t
orei few. oS the .enett and 000n had. e
the. lonerboat, whieh had been necret-
Iy prepared for atter' contingoney,
launched; 'and the women were hus-
tled inlike a fleet. %vas '";eiven'ecan-
Mend and told to shove oii, 'but' the
'captain's wife would not leave hini,
. and sve had to .Wait mita the other,
boats were leunched and every One.
eafe from the vessel before the cap-
tain would come in and allow tie to
shove- Of. We were not more tbaii
50 yards. from the vesSel When sits;
threw tip het. otern and weat down
notx arca.
• "We were, of course, caet down,
bUt, So011 (started to lonk ,alteed and
et,ry to figure ,out, what would le-
iseine site There were tell Of 11.4
in the loins' boat, two ;women, the
elpittis myself and •nix nallors. We
liad the e breakers of water and
sieee ittre;e eanottat Of food, eo had
11/0 ;Par of etarving.
"What did hurt the though, Was
the' fact that not mire than three
after Unit altip street-. the 'fo
• cleared, und froni that ti11143 l'ACIN
w.fti 07,17/ aMt, 110 MO eight that we
aid ;see caused 221 wonder how eve
Led ceeeped so lone tor me Were, in
-wen - we all e itad great- sport
„ . .
'watching 'tais, wooln .,:oll.,.an-,igeberg•
•'and weeactering . if it ',Wasn't, rather
eoldS, work. Ilea judging ',from' 'the.
'way he „'weet about it,, ice does ,not
etit much figere when it 0012208 'to a
sod.10..._ntalcixi'g love.- Beier° We were
,on thataberg• ten daya*they Were coos
t
ing like a couple of Mother Carey'
chickens .that had Ios their:pa.. ,
"As
we • drifted far. her, south. tM
iee gradually Melte I arta beeame
honey -combed Until it Was- :unsafe.
We then had to take to the lioa.tS
,onee .again and isteils0 out for "the
track Of the Atlantisevssel. Two
days after 'leaving th.0, berg ,we saw
smoke .on the. horizon. Then WO
(started, to 'OWL We Polled', until our,
arms were almost'. Pulled‘ 9ut of the
socket$, hut wo got close enough to
Makie ourelvel • seen. We were picked
up. by the Steamer 1,tett,itighant and
takenato Liverpool.. Of course, they
made much of ne and wondered how-,
we`,,had eurvived the ' terrible wiper-
ienCe Oil the iee, but to tall, you 'the
teutli, I doubt if I ever lia.d a "anon!
\pleasant outing ia tity lifee No one
W118 killed, injured or (peen Nick, and
'the best. of it. WW1 that The "tailor;
Isere all intelligent young 1(1112) 2.2.2)
hat knew enough to .obey orders and
at Make thiiinselves obzioxious,,Theri
vith tiett little *rannanee t a enliven
hings a bit, I really had a fine time.
oThree weeks after recteating Lon-
don, Morgait . mad Mise- Mary wero
married, and we all atteeded the ca.-
eniony. Of „coueee," lee* parents' tit
first objected• strenuously to tt-e.,
Matell, .1)1,tt, 7/011 kriow how thee:,
thingn iseijaW themselves.
'lictrisall le now a wealthy man i,t,.
London alfd occasionally work; me a
letter telling. me. of hoW hie children
are. getting on. The last t;irile t Wag Cif little mail that she 12.- .11i'.. the 2114).
11.1 England' t WaN7 them faith, end stre eoriceried ViSitors that her stivieions of.
hail a great, time talluillg OVer `OW Melling ' bits , of linen' are directed ,
tisneaa' 1) '(4)121.2 their maide and 'relit::
",,\,
vail. upon him to allow' his correspon-
dence to be handled hi 'the ordmary
way, and irmay be imagiried whet con-
atsion. reigned in coneequence of these
monkeyish. Woke. As for the wretched
trustees of the estate . who were com-
,pelled ,to , examine his . affairs after 411$
deatia they were driven half 'demented
by Abe tangle in which they found
things.' . • •.
• For instance,. in *a vase at Malley
•StliffOrdsliire one of the'. Dudley
couniry: 'seats. they discovered ti check
for Xi,e00 in a latter, the•seal of 'which
had. never keen .brokensa, The sender
wrote from Australia in gratertillernls.
thanking the sEarl •foe his,gerterous loan,
was then and there returned in
'full with interest. , •
'Thia perticular 'missive had been lying
at: the(,ball for ma te.ss than twenty
years, a.ceurnulating dust, and. when 11,
was examined both, of the principals in
the Sransaetion were dead and Waled
stand provided for' 11)18 special purpoeta
and always kept on the' premises.' Now
dimes, the crex of the cereMony. The
ludge carefully wields the sliding 101:11 -
Cater, and in the geatle,st pOtsibl
Manner cheCkinates ' any suspicion, of
unduly inaninulating the head and -feet
. measuring {completed, the pastor en-
ters the\ particulare in the:brideS!: re,*
ster.• 'The entries close with the end
eacii year, and it is an.interesting group
that wends ita ,Way'•ta the thariSe Qn. the
first week day of the 'year lo receive the
doweies. •
• .These, marriages' always teke place
2011. Friday, 011 which ,occasion there is
invariably a good aufri out, ef specta-
tors, the sinion of a deaf and durnb
emle having aitteacted •ae regard at-
terulance. The, brides' register reveals
some eurious features." In ,one,'family
three siiters and, a brothes. wife were
succeisful in, anatexingethe gift, and r.,f
two 'prIte-taking sisters .one was the
*tallest „ and the .other theeshortest
another Justine° only half a day, sopa-
rated one of the luc,icy brides front ,the
next in turn., ,
, -The present -Minieter ' of the parish
has' officiated at these Oont0sts for the
last twenty-one years, due:Mg which
period 'the value of the dowries has
-averaged a trifle over $30- each.
• .
• „. The' origin of this droll competition ie
• • TIIE PRESENT .1,0111) DUDLE:Y.''' decidedly interesting. One -..boisterous
Waater day a aveeithy local laird- ob.
'seelus te have inherited 'Very little c f
serieds'ar .young couple weeding their
his•fathees whit-n*41 nature. 'He is an
ardent,' finpuisare, waern, hearted Man 1.!:).talYs•t°t0 ellknurocwil ttobe he "made one." Cur-
cirsurnstances; ne
with just the .qualities to commend hin;
to his slosh sesnesubjeeta; - • made inquiries and learned that „ the
imitate 'ioyo, oi tife,,ploughinan, and ,the
His two rulaeg passions, after politics,
are for ,jeive)g 44a racing,,,and a §toi.y ex -servant lase was their principal asset
ts told of Lady, ,Dusneyss %hag as corn. for setting up house: As a" sequel the
pared sto her',IMsband's freehandednes, laird left at his death a legacy of $5,000,
After the birth of the last son, the Earl, the interest .of whieh he decreed was to
'in. aeburst 'of appreciation, ,ordered . a be divided annually for all tine coniing
euperb crown, a diamonds sant- n13.. as a into -Oe equal .portions, four* among.
brides fi',4 aireadr• anentiOneda and ,the
present, to the Countess; Who at the time
swes-still'coriliried to her room. ' fifth to provide oa.tineal, tea, sugar, etc.,
.After• expressing all the; admiration for the poor of tile parish:. -
and gratitude the,most exigeant hes- This quaint 'custom, besides creating
band cOtlid the cestly piece of jaw. Pleasurable 'excitement, -does much
material go6'd. to the Bumble. partici-
elry was locked up, and the first journey
„her ladyship made out Of deors was to "PealS. • The 11211(1, whidh in niveeted in'
return the blazing coronet to the meta Government consols, at' present stands
chant wile sold P, first ascertainindthat $5,6.q-0,* and the next distribution --en
the bill was yet -unpaid; ‘, Monday, January 1, '1.906s -will, be . the
- 'It is conunon knowledge that the Vice- fitt•Yluntilt .
'Foy Is greatly under the influenee of las •
wife, and tts his friends:all agree, with 01111,
the.haPPiest, result's. She, it appearee
*ratline' enteringhbart and %soul, into hie Canada's farest rOductw tot silel
love for horses, racing and 'a gallant nit 80 millions '190 . ,
of betting now and then, has Made aer- • Canada leis 7,000 vessels register-
sytrarathy conditional uicin a promise ed, with tonnage , of .8•1 million tons:
that he shall absolutely ?sever visit. the
course eSicepl, an her companY., Ile
sticks Manfully. to his bargain, arid' "21
is 8.. very long,' My. when anyone per -
suedes the latial, to take unduly long
, There is one middle 'aged. laut stili
beautiful 'Duchess gossip. tells of avhose
many 'whimsicalities pass elk the'liounds
of ,reason„ One of het' klioeyneraeles is
a firmly grounded belief that the world
is sin league to 'steal eertain valitotees
and , • '
„
' UNINIPOIATANT POSSIMIONS.
•.M, • the, ducal palace in: Scdtlend are
many priceleaa heirlootns, much tnagna
fiCent plate, etea, to all of, which she' le
seemingly indifferent; leaving the care
of it to hirelings. • Not 140 tip •house
linen, traveiling rugs and kitchen ,nten.
tills in her Various reidences. •°
Often, indeed, before hee guests iiinre
;left theie rooms at „the ceeelusion of a
yisit she is upstaire stripping the beds,
and witt a tape measure and ine11100
entlum, 'Roes' rerefully • over 02.•-ery sheet,
towel, elip and rover in the place. It ,*3
Nire". 'Sender -PM
stand there and 'tell
eated.from tanokair
Mr. Bender -"Yee,
cob had been aeline;
deinijelet mooneh
yon 1/0,5211,
mi! you got Who..
71 eorneob •
Maria von tlo!!
'5u.-.; i.itOpper for
121»ifor five yeare."
•
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Vi•reKt !q.1.(.1 `1,110M Viete
A.3:N °FryTv v
..:m\A•11. oert;•-s Wink the rit(4111 ;
rtitlarte.r Of a PAO •We Wteri! Greenwood ( 2)111.211 114
1
iN tile centt,r. Tres 72.27 17(77 howl the l'enneelyaela 1.722111104 It 11'. 1032
12'11 f,..TipvIl ;:Ali!,:p.g 11f(ore, dt)f co.,"a14 Viblel?, St.i"tili 'iV:w ,•C111, -,..i i,10/, )1 0....:_;-,,
1
lt 14'01V7 vete/ emelt 'f; VOltic. 44 fitet, fair ,:vot_ Water KV.; MI Pft.tot wi 11,7
12,3', ''''.(2 /vat( f'0 .1)1,1, I u Leea, waver so osev a mitrion (toil:ire :t'e 14 7112.,
'a,' little boat seeeical ersitibly erenee. apeateiti 10;litiitg the Lee v..ith 0 Mim-
e -A ttir91* &so bila 'tsessiisla bat'Sr. made tuts Of oirik and water,
MARE%
ODDEsT MILLIONAIRE
INER LIVED. LtlEA S'Itr1.-F•a",
'i•a• .Trit'_.4 Jen_ -la; heat a
_
Sirariiw Story tif a Once Plitt Mau Who fer isiete.• red or
14're/illy Died in
Povexty.
7,A Merets-al•-Prieei at tali*
Wk.son ItaWkir%. aria- iseral eve eae, fee Ne. 1 hard, We, ler No.
nonait'o, ooki Iti5 wife taissretsA ;Ssat" ra. end S';io N". 2
thirty, yi.-:ar4 asi-) Sea Fretreiscee, mew. eiethieeseat?,,,alesia` esestat4
to Lee Angelea ease, aesteeieti Seala fee asi palent.i In
"Icatiux qrsiPeasee Waf3 el,ifient4 Doneatie etdes
with ties a:tot-Ai/es eleareresing etee. ce. see's.; le- esesie,
this small pc,wtiLli of 1,licyir fog7tail.o in to $4,4041
the shol:tnst, f;O:-'..31410 tilUE;; wed fop bcc-*Nggi Desteeseo $1,30
tory 1'111%1, the,s, Ead 'it will bol:tvz;
bia' be vilit Lot', 'generations in Son-tbe; altilfeed-efinieratalSeen $15,Sie te
eargornia., Purclulding t',00 41•?rc(i: fa eur 1, -Se oeteide, ehoets kl7 t,L4 $18.
•,of barren land In, isors Nietoe Valtera,'1, menitsese, 'aren...,e11T fe $17.0, Alerts
IS11 eet tie wort to eoveet an re- sweat te sease Toi:,-,11,49 and coil
4,o;11, time intca' a veritable eeardela of freight peinta„
Edee, with a lordly pleaeure-houso sseeeesakeiet oe, Sae outeele„
for bin ctwellie6splace.
Bailey -146e to 47e for No. 2,41O to 441)
Ire enmed an army of Worlimen foe No, 3 0,etlee wee ere to sese for No. 3
41.11(1 Idi2patched egentn in all three,' at outeide news. •
tionri to purchase fullgrown Shade Issas ...oteeey at ,-,.'20, to ego at out 2.1*
t ra n ep o r2 22cit ItY nigh t on 8Pee2.e11 3r- '''' ''' r '
anol ornamental . trove, witich were point •
tii(tialttluc:ii',i.,c,tg. 024.liziltootillieirs at;ittniat..ev,oafIltral ePuirt;„ 'oult11:11(°17,,,i,:ilti(teaa(1-Y:klautrnilitlittel, cnaittsidaPics, to .52 0
hundred etronse, scoured the coutitrY Corn-Ne'w Canatlian 42c to 44e Chat.
for full-grown planes. silkele,„ Neer° ham freights. ' American No. 3 yellow
processions of wagons conveying etc to tilasac at Torotito, and 2e. to le
renaciritbo. hftillnati coisn,:wphaoret:,0.5frottiltiteusrptie.481; ultiroelleolititsci)daets_tecs5ordininbgartroolfsre,aleonhats-$
. -..11,5
up like ixtushrooms tn, a single ••day,
.lakes and streams made their appear- broke °. lots here and 40c outsicle.
ill bags on trick here* 2se more .1011
erica as if' by magic, until, under the
,, 444,444444...
010111.11 direction of landscape gar-,
denera, svithin a few weeles „the bar- COPNTny prtoDue..., .
ren acres -were, converted into . 13utter--Qtleaatione are unchanged.
GLORIOUS GARDNS• EI
- e Creamery .... .•.... --.. 24c to 256
1
Ituteatill the .artistic eeyees,...f_. ",do subtle ...... .... ....... 230 to 24e
e •
-Dairy lb rolls, good 10-choice.,1110t
c tod 22CIlawkins was not atisiied. :ale spent do tubs e
$7,00(i 011 statuary. for hie lawns do medium 4.;;;; .;;;; ....; 200 to 210
and groves, 1111d to crown the effect do inferior ,, ... ......e.e., „„,„,. lee to 20c.
he set two of his eervants td:work .; Cheese -Steady to firra at 'I3c for
on, them with paint-hrushe4. Iltoreury large, and laare for twins,
blossomed into green tights awl.
It hair; Venus WaS Made radial" 22e, td 23c tor cold-stOrageeand 20C (3) 210
Eggs -24e to. 25e for fresh, gathered,
in blue , dais, rect hosiery, and ear- for linied. Fresh gathered eggs aro
mine arm- Ps; all the Cupids corning in much more freely than at
were painted b, c with blue stripes, this time ayear ago.
and Racchus-gradu .
in sober ,grey
Voultry-Fat chickens 86 to 90,,,thlit '70
icltheallii,11,iAaillileinga1.1c!ps4atialQ s, hade.-ito 8e: fat hene 6*4`c to *Nc, thirt 5%o to
Ar
sprung., 'up, in the middlea • Q tilts 71-ge; dteugikase;litcuit.ily2s6latioitli. ,6C„. :th Sc; geese
ready-made splendor: ataissetliat tioth-
',Ing might be lacking to its complete. .71eSspieartobeas-a Uonnettriaacyceid4ersegntritoo,..115r65f41
110875,' 1011 had, a Private bar -room an -r
)3.0Xed ' 'at a coat- *of $10,00,0 and of -store; easterneri5c to 80e on track anti
eoludriPrneldss sivilithalltfiCealiaifrogiVtl.,"sos:drrit°11net pc:Dt1;(te;'f)or95edctle ir°1°ulgtost°e-toSsf7tYldr5:P.sesredcw:hte'.rili$8 per
charge of an expert bar -tender,. ger°,
in ,gornpan3r with boon ,00mPaniuns, otiBi;liend olaiar,?71-'otr here 11)2(1 42. $61°rfonr°Nolet21111. --
he sPeilt '111112137 hours daily gloating tisaled Strtiev•-$6 per lea for car lots •
over the fruits of his enterprise and 0
111. diSPensing champagne and cigars track here.
--
with Savish band to his workmen -
In hisstables ` he' placed thirty
,horses, the , costliest' 1)1011037could Mo
buy; his, harneae was all gold-plated is eaak
and • his 'equipages were the most., mare -14
euniptuous. inethel whore continent of Celia an
America; while ad crown his absurd- morning -I,
ity he would drive behind a pair cf Anterioanenaixe
$3,000 • .horses, '1,veariug. Clothea n
self respecting • beggar 'would •care to
be seen. in., .
" The story of iiis later eccentricities
would fill "a valuthe and .has only
..,
space. for ' ‘' ' .
. .
BUSINESS AT MONTI1EAL.
• e. • ,
. -
reaec. 26. -The market for oats
11 to116,0 the, Offerings' being
ale but buainese cont 1111108
Ka% were Intel-lenge(/' ti
was. same demand,
No. 3 yellow do'
steady und"
•rt oitd lo
' in pr1
if
at
ThILV-one day the, iaea occurred '7 -t -o
him te • have a great running • match
at night, on the roads of LosmIsTietbs
, yalley. Vor this purpose he sent
. .
messengers far arid' wide to purchase
7,000 candles', Which were, placed at
inter.valS, inaunted on sticka, Along
thecouase; a grand stand was ereet-
-ed, front. which Mr. and airs. IIass-
kins, In, solitary epleedor, witnessed
the .contest;- and a ;brass\ batal, im-
ported from -Los Angeles, ,relieved
the tedium by dis.coursiag_ sweet
music for their benefit.
On anether occasion when laawkins
canad, 'tfonle` from San Freneis. co, his
wife hireft' a , brass band in 'Los Ans
geiias to =cot him. - Down-. the coust-
. . ,
try road to the nay/king ranch came
the ''' band; blowing horns,' beating
di‘nits,,. and .clashing cymbals; Next
followed an open landa,u • covered
'With the national -eolore, and dr -awn
by 5 our eoal-black horses deeked with
'gorgeous plumes,. Hawkins and his,
wife rode together like Royal person- .
ages!. On the seat in front of them
Was an open '' basket of champagne,'
and whenever Hawkins Silled sopeone
he particularly liked along ,,thh
e':, ot.
dusty' LidObt, rOticlo.lie toseed a' ',bet -
The product of Canada's paper and tit, of champage th him. ., .
pulp mills in' 10,03 reached $5,21fte. One day Kr. . gala "MrH
s. awkins
1
.000. - . - - , . . 'took a sudden fancy that It, would
Canada's, irrigation canals la •Al-, be a good idea to have their cattle,
,
berta are 'made up of 160 cliCferretashee7,, dogs, and cats •
Only six other banks hi/America ael,a, - e, - - . •
or laurope have ,a, larger capital than v 'um' we's 'Geo ' eglor ellOsail Tor the
canals .•and ditches./ • / ALL OE ONE
Eaelt of the ilereey cows, the
the Ilank of Montreal.
pite p. rt. are building, a 400;, , bull, the sheep, dogs, and eats Were,
,mile. irrip;ation, canal betWeen trea,ted to a sponge 'bath .of . violet"
gary ahd mtbdictneIltit whiah will dyeing fluid. It was 'a sight long to
cost five tolitan dollars, • ,120 reinentbered to tie pack of Via-
letehucal hunting (loge selirrying, ' Over
teorty mallione are deposited lit
loan crympataies,, private. beaks, etc., the fields, "thile` she'el) gab:113611s
in' Canada, . ed in the IIawkins, grove; and n
the cattle drove of violot-tirited cows chewed
•
Twentrlive YOtt.lti. 'agt)
trade of ' the Cana(liate, North-weet their' Cud° lu the licighbctiln , nw4(1-
t0t1.t11ed .25 iiiead. • • ow*. ItEt,,, sad to 1,1137, the cowe licke.d
, •
their violet -dyed flanks too" freely,
Canada's dovertantnit savings:. 1)2111.12.3
have 2 16,000 deponitoro, ',with 62 and several of the moot Vrluable
railtionts onadeponit. • died of lig1 inollintrc 'otbeas
Four huitdreci rift(' t esellt Y-tlirelt• 0110d. • '•
,
are, depoSitecr in chartered
11111110143 ,flivorite'paSt mo with .E11 and his
bankS in Canada. • • Wife, who were both exeollent
Canada's electrte rants -aye,' carried; W�21 to, use t12012'etatuarso targeto,
en 111(21. las minion ihoseenooes•-,80 and In au iheredibly- there
*121)04 'the population of .T.hinada. 2.1/110 le 11 etatue in the ,place whielS
had no eheal• most of its litiabs and
. .
featurefe, Perhaps the most amusing
GIBBAT.TAB „CIIMMLING AWAY1.11GX
. ' 'dent of au, however,' was When, ,-
, t
it ii not , .0Tho111113( known MO tt-, :one .07, VII preeeeded tes his ' . new
The flout' Market tat
good del/mild, both -for'
trade. Thete is re 'Mine
ran continues; Very then, 11
'being 'Prices are stea
rveek's advanoe. 'There:is no eh
the rnarket for hay. Oats -Nr
39c; No. while, ase,,, and"
Ii7CS-liarley-alanitona,••N
4, 46 yap: Corn2e-Americ
No. 3. yellow, 533o. 2277
Itinito a spring wheat /
wheat 146irtsi'$445 te $4.
'rollers', Si to $4;101 in
to $1.05; extra, 01..65. to F
Maeitoba bran,' hi` bags, tills shorise$20
per ton;'Offiario hrfin, $14.50 te
$1,5.; „shorts. $20; milled xnouille,
$24;• straight grain mouille, $21*
per ton. Eolled (tag, pdr bag,
$2.15; cornmeal, $1,45 to $1.50
Ilay-No. 1, $8.50 to $9; No, 4
$8; clover, tnixede $6 to $6.50
'clover, !so' per Ion, ear 1(112
Ontario=, -I23/4 .tb 13c;'• East
Butter ---Choice, 233c; good
to 23C.,
$ etro balse-re; $4.40 to
•
se,
• filiFFAI.0 mAnKses
Buffalo, Ian. 2.-s-Flotar-(Sulet, un-
changed. Wheat -Spring dull; No.
Northern, aSaao. asked; Winter, No. t
red,„ Me' offered. Corn -Opened firm-
er, ciosed easier; .i4o. yellosv, '49rie;
No, 2,•cdrn, 49a0e.e.,0„ate
white, .36%c asked; `NO..2 mixed,
Barley -a -Dull; 45 to 56c. 'nye- •Dull
easy
;• IVIA\111;.T.
• NeW York; jell. 2,::-Wheate-Sp0t
No. 2 red, tlge elevator and 03
f.o.b.' afloat; No. 1 Northern Dullith,
Olge f.o.b. afloat; No. 1 hard Ma.nitaba
nominal, f.o.b.' anoat1. a s
SENTENCE SERMONS':
'Tact L3 touching with •love.
%0NrVhledee.dsimazob
avttioIe
ea,11 trsavloisti
1;t".,,i(107;
0 tli#
The blue heart" akways ha'
sky.
s The empty faith le'• usually made
8e0u1',
4,
einPra
do4e.s.n8osts get wedded to taaili b
flirting with doubt - •
The onlY work without hotter la II
which helve no one.
The de -4i1 is always svilling te
eelarde abirevsai*(,tslof,:v,ssittltts118.
1011219
iv who bait
icarned 12' 'bear, mieforloile,
,
Nahuatl's- she rnakee e2.0!'37 olio le" aaaat rcpt. .of Gibraltar.. is tinnlilino lariels reservoir to tato' a wini be-
neath lier, roof Ile,'pertiads. t112.7e21.ttfot2.• fir)V11 \lhat 2.02i742g722 4 IC221* 2.1 1114 2. (1 dry. 11123
ting iiirjorb in wilily 7. (2. a • 171171 bound loift,th `Warited lard 11211 ;,:120 IXtrati
.10`,1; S1!1;!'211::12' (12 7(14) 111111:;'4 I 1,vt,12 1221 2 p2:71 5 ut tneesefty aro hint if he 271 (1 it,. It twkine phinaed
it W.;
3-1 !ill fur tt
•t,She 1; equally (eller
Vallp!>. 11111‘t,, laiye heate3 ei warm r
carriage 14.14)21(4 1' (See netiinet the',
ehreeed 1.212.' of 1110 11142
11(12.2.' purellase.i 11e-1•,1 1.4
1717. (1121 f)
1412112.1 on halal. Wleei he fesses for ea,
+Isis,* all 11e. title!: titiites "haVe 1•4•01:
Icarefelly 4.;:tt,4)11]..., et !,4"," if; 71
are • they sole ;sell Nee, oe.„ ,, in, :when 12741.10;1 woit a reeolose in the
e‘keiekei eel ,notiee, ask Ilkeilaq., 41r7t:;1',17 V7011)4.),Lit'5) 1)and0. Ilr1.7.Wki1119. (91(1
r)) 71,14' 1011).1;13 on0rl11os.4 t721112-110114)0.
vet, e010107,1 rialCh(W., 12 221.211, Ilt ow thee lie showed his; be 2.21 a 1),111t
131 ,vnct:-,e • (('11 112. in so2120 pats.. ''he kept Wel ..;114.'2.e2-.
tintly or ffaity feet erlthzre, (lee tee ing tht,vp ,tho entire!. afterleeee TIN
roof of flibraltar; diY,Inikv,ation, it! voneevoir vai‘i rained bv 111:; 11,2 32 to
ttivy 1014, 114;3. 1141ot it: was dry. Ile retrit1i,-
‘111‘1,1 Ot,' the elift'e ei(h, feera 1uoki7e10 died a poor
inlet Cie* Wee see. :see e pteine
en,tce
11(1 in the tpIltvri-111,11 ;1y tht f;i
fvw 111,c04);12lw hetai
easenelve.1 2.472. diqY 47 112',101101,4 t
147 the raeleet deseeitt Feed ailit hey (4)'2(
14)21.01 :eyed', the Wont:ease (tit "eery ast-e!
sell in the coor'e „Teel:ilea 11
feari3 a big pea 2tUL 19i170p1UC2221
4
•atp
i„paltt ,:e1IN 1
or teeYiiM,4 !gat lte di4 «1 In) • yo()
a eatid'
- ' k ,
ralivZ-
l,1;4i:; an1 ermtllitt:
ilYM,thefla
.
L22I'2.j(0.h4)il h17 t;ocw al a lestee 114to olloorar,ly?'
lo 22.17144(4. :Hwy s'av f( 73 212 "No." filisck:vPo(2 tho 2. 77 132)11(11 '1.11
tow iiir; imposing 7 Iiff t17t. exactly tatammoiNt. Rat we417.1
+Ai 2 4212 (21.411 thvet 212 a. t.etter than ilia,. \,\70 lad 1110101
a '2117'. 21021 U1 ot our matt 111414 trilct.); \,741111..„3 1,0441 :ti
"‘A, tire town,"' ; 1
loseee %lila are more profit,
able than the 0._tins, (11 11(1
men who is honest, fee "p‘kifiT
be dishonest for promolien,
laray a deacon who le long ea cleat
e will be folind shwa on wing%
,
MillISELLA Or' GLASS,.
11114)4 adjunct h; nove112l3
the Alas.,;' 1,ovolred with
"silk" -sciu,i; fr•uta These; umbre1.
olltir;Ww,5. 312 rif2:6rd 110 1i,VM3liort
from the rare of the 81111; but .they
Solis 41110 olivirete eaventage, namety,
that they .03t be aeld in front of the lase
alien meetItig' 112 2. wind' and rain, funi
at the ;emit., time the Item, Will able.
tel SCO HMI he ell 11411 into uneifen1.
ine inibeiduaist 01 hoop past.,„ •
' HP: ISN'T 4*1131POSE.
IlortiMe If I • \,4re ask your Itetnet
in matt -lase 'would :yeti IYW "11101."t
Misa Ilotrox-Not me, I'd tam
aver 10 para tind telephone An AM-