HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-6-7, Page 7ft+++++++++++++++++++++ and brought hero insensible. But you're
on the high The Goring The effort had exhausted him, and turn -
road o r
tecovery now."
He did not put any more questions,
ing en his pillow ho fell et 'once to sloop
again.
Symphony But from that boor he rapidly re-
gained his strength, and a week later
was able to receive 4 visitor, a close
friend of les, a man who played in the
leete same orchestra as himself.
; e; Ive got glorieus news for you," ex -
The man looked up from the Malt and
her delicate featuree-4t was cold and
herd,
cannot marry you," she answered
slowly, yet with evident emotion.
+4.44.4+++++4; e+eeeeeee'eeere there will be the least friction, and this
is always in the middle, provided that
the trunk is closely packed.
"If Is a mistake to think that artiele$
"I -I dared to teink that -that you '4! OM 8 0838 ..ie to gat mussed up than those at the
Ile stared at her dully. Pet in the top of a trunk will bo less SOME STARTLING AND HUMOROUS
Wiesen. Men wile handle trunks are no
were not quite indifferent to me," he
respeetors of position, and ore just as INCIDENTS,
said, the glad, conquering note fading
from his voice, , ' liabie 10 land One on the top or end as ----
"Listen," she Interrupted, quietly, +++++++++++++++4-#44704 00 tit° 17°14°1°' Long °P8rienae, there* sectors Have Addressed Words In Their
fore, has taught that the only sato and
teal his busy pen idly in his hands for
00400 momenta. Before lihrt was a large good -hummed face smiling down at the bealnworie
claimed Arthur Mills, his pleasant, Yolte wife: ,11: wile my Own beelhee Witeee cups of chopped pieplant and one t 1
'and I will explain why I ean never he
you 'stole otid Inteediseed ,
leradeeplant Pie. -Take three heaped
In fact; and if Oils can be done In no
reliable way le to peek slowly, 10 crowd, Parts Directly to
Kings,
invalid. eYouel never guess what Pim into your own symphony, Now, need I mtued ami chopped raisins, and add other way, to finish by filling every
, .
,. sheet of manuscript music, the Ink still done for you, old ohap. But I'd bettereily any more?" When George 11. was attending a
three Boston crackers roiled fine. To Peeldhie sears earner with orliMPled
wet at the place whore he had left off.
He started. It was the very last thing this odd two-thirds of a cup of molasses, isniegwserepnehr,5, to keep things from shak- performance of Fieldings "Intrigetee
1 'a He was listening now, not writing, been lying here, lost In the land of con 1)6
you, straight away. Whilst you've
he expected, fie stood for some little one and. a half cups of sugar, a tea- Chambermaid" at Drury Lanes the ae•
From a room adjoining his the strains auselon of the brain, 1 have been making time at a los foe weeds. spice to taste. This amount will make _
tress who took the part 01 11141 chamber -
spoonful of butter, a pinch o/ salt and
of a violin could he heard, the notes your name, and opened the way for you "I should like to bear everyibing," he HOUSEWIFE PROVERBS, maid turned (possibly by accident) to-
eoundIng in a plaintive air which pene-
warde tbes Royal box as she repeated
tested through the wall, But after a few are well enough to work once more,"
to make yam: fortune as soon as you said, at last; to know why he never
came forward to lay claim to ills work?" this this fall when, after the rains, there A time for everything and everything these words in her pure; "You are ve-
tiver pies. Bake with two crusts. Try
minutes the tnusio ceased, and taking up Goring glanced up at him, /unwed at "My brother Is dead," 0101 replied, a 1ainred, frols crisp stet lks of *plant to be
Ittinously old -you ore sixty-six; you
on lime.
the pen once more the man proceeded his irresponsibility -as he Imagined it little brokenly. Tears were in the deep Clear up as you work; 11 takes but a cannot have the Impudence to think of
°It" to Na°° certain 000104 °P°11 the to be. nut tile other was perfectly sea,
page in front al him. Ions now. brown eyes. "Ile querrelled with my Stuffed Tomatoes. -Cut a slice from the moment then, and saves time after- living above two yers." The King,
father, and (alt home, living in some stem end of the tomato. Scoop out the wards.
It was laborious work, yet it evas "Your reputation's made, I Id 7011, seeds and pulp. Nile the taller with an An hour lost In the morning hato be and by no means anxious to be reminded
s
who was actually sixty-six at the time,
;'' decline, and the light faded from that "Be more explicit, my clear fellow,'
t ' him, until everything around him. .evas public have placed you by the side of
completely shut out and forgotten.
plainly a task that entively absorbed Edward," he continued; "the press and
The sheet winter afternoon began to But Goring shook bis head.
Eiger."
Mg. 13ut whilst he still had strong
withered every remnant of It together,
Ile sent foe me, his only sister, but not
until 11 wax too late. 1 found him sly-
tilittnrable fashi°11-°°11Sing 1111118°11 tit° equal amount of buttered cracker run after all day.
necessaries ot life through foolish pride.
Iii he ties of Lha
crumbs are brown.
moons. Season to taste, WI 111 the (leer- Do not make unnecessary work Tor and exclaimed, in a loud voice, "This
Collage Puddings. -Cream together a
tornaloo and bake till the &hers,
for broiling.
A hot flre for roasting and a Wear fire a stronger word than "Intolerable" was
is intolerable stuti"-as a matter of fact
used.
of the fact, turned purple with passion,
neerless London street. Presently he said. "I can't grasp your meaning.' and played to am upon los violin the OUP of sugar and one-fourth op of but -Poor food makes poor blood. On another occasion, when the King
with a sigh he put aside the pen and "1 will put it, into the plainest of mole that he imagesesd mule brine tee; add a beaten egg, Iwo -thirds of a Study to economize strength, time and of Denmark, in company with his Royal
keenly 04(1(0111 eye over the page he had let me warn you not to leave master -
leant back In his chair, glancing with a words, then. But, first of all, old chap,
There was silence between them toe cup 01 milk and one and a halt cu
Pe al
IlleeeerleiYit.e meats welt done, desk meats at a performance of "Jane Shore," he
brother-in-law, George III., was present
hitn tante and foelime."
been seering. pieces scattered upon your desk at home some moments. Goring felt that to lids flour. Bake in a. flat pan till dune- ufwendonn.
ea thirty or forty nenutese. Serve with a fell asleep, much to the annoyance of
The music written there was the musks the next time you go out with the puse woman, who had loved the genius Met fluid sauce -a lemon same is nice. Never leave soap lying in the water, Ws, Be1111n1Y, who was taking the part
to which he had been listening -the mu- pose of being run -over. The people here liatl died before Ihe promise of his gifts Caroling Tilmbarle-Of the many ways Actual pleasure and culture may be of Alice. The actress bided her time for
sic played by the unknown violinist who found my name In your pocket -book and1 found to lite humdrum duties of every revenge, and when she came to the
could he (tallest, ft would be almost e dried,
dwelt In the next house. And yet there sent for mo. After I had seen you 1 sacrilege to offer any defence for Ids and Cut the stalks into Inn Pieces.
1 find method the best: Pee_
day lite if they are done in the right words,
.. was a marvellous difference between the rushed off to your landlady to tell her own part In the wretched hotness of Cook them in as little water as possible spirit and with the determination to do
•airs which had sounded In (ho afternoon of your accIdent, and was shown up the symphony. Yet there W'�8 one thing evithout sugar or salt. Seal while hot.
s
everything in the best possible time and
• stillness and those same airs captures! which be meld not resist mentioning. When opened it will taslo fresh and
into your sitting -room. I saw that the way.
• ,e and held forever prisoners upon paper. desk was littered with manuscripts, and "Why did you not tell me this lie- liave lost some of Its acidity. My ex- The secret of nice broiling Is frequent
The former had been little snatches of thought It well to gather them together. fore?" he asked. "Why did you let tne perience in canning in cold. water is that
•• tunes, melodic ghosts, struck off the 1 Was about to lock them in you fi
a drawer get to lova you Was -was it re- turning,
Al?articles to be fried should he ee-
violin with a careless touch. when my eyes fell upon certain passages venge you sought?" it testes musty when opened. thor.
Jumbles. -Three-fourths of a cup of
eoughly dried and slightly warmed.
• But, staring up at Edward Goring from which I tried over In my head, and I Slip shook her hod coldly. butler, one and a half cups of sugar,
lieonomy does not mean stinginess,
.
•
„ the pogo before hen were those same
that I decided to take the who/0 work niece eggs, three tablespoonfuls of milk,
• of (he means and materials at hand.
was so struck by their uncommon beauty "1 had never hoed your music played but the art of making the moat and best
melodies, yet so finished wero they and until two days ago,” she answered. "1 flour to roll, and a teaspoonful of bale.
pee
cleverly elaborated that there was hardly had meant Codo so nearly times, but ing powder; roll, sprinkle with gratin -
to old Morgan, our chief. I didn't thinkThe oven can afford to wait for the
any resemblance 111 them to their you would mind, for, after all, the old something had always prevented it 'Weed sugar; gently roll it tn; cut out, cake but not the calte for the oven.
chap is a real musician, although it is
,original. A good cook wastes nothing,
his fate to beat time every night, to cake- until HMI. 1 heard tile melodies which with a hole in centre and bake.
Do not use newspapers to wrap about
the world Minks were born in your
walks and coon songs, He was equally brain, and I 'knew then that you had Rosettes. -To the ,volks of three eggs
"1 wish I knew who the fellow wase anything eatable,
thought Edward Goring; "he's a jolly beaten very light add one quart of milk,
imress
ped with the value of the week, wan your place in lite, had lifted yosse-
:poor musician, but he's got a heavenly a piece of butter the size of an egg cut
and showed the script to a great conduc- self high in the public gaze, by -un-
• gift of melody that I envy him with all unworthy means,in little pieces into ihe milk and eggs,
• tor -an occasional leader of the London
my heart, because it seems the very The melodies no more three coffee cups of flour, a Mlle salt,
thing I lack myself. We might collabbr-
Syhphony Orchestra, II, met with his belonged to you than the jewels in a them teaspoonfuls of baking powder,
ate 11 we were acquainted. I Wonder
1approval ae well, and the outcome 01 (1 Bond Street shop belong to the beggar and, lastly, ilie whites of the eggs what he'd say 11 110 knew of the liberall was that, three weeks ago the sym-
who looks at them from the pavement. beaten very light and &Erred quickly
•phony was played for the first tinie at I -I could not believe It at first that you, into thhi
e mixre- Bake in a Vide oven:
I had taken with hls music, incorpara- a /Mg it inta symphony of my own, Queen's Hall concert and hailed by a
• critical audience as a work of absolute of all neona , colhave acted so dishon. Orange Short Cake. -One quart cf
•o
'Would he swear when 1 passed the work genius."no-niugls onfolletre,r,inenvie.
• Goring had listened with a flushed amazingeeahlclohtieclictilenege. ell'oiiittlistiN'en.eot legerholwe f'.°Z'ootisfaboltisPg 11
over to him, or would he, perhaps, be a
• Tittle grateful for saving him the trouble my brother; how could you possibly ()uglily mixed with the flour; mix (not
•e of orchestration ?" face. He could not immedfately mole
t have gained access to his work? Then, very stiff) with cold water, work as little
lecanything about this script; and then,
bent on
• He sighed a little restlessly, and get- by and, by, it came back to him. discovering the truth, I found as, possible, bake, spkt open. and lay
o
Good !leavens i This symphony which ut that you had lodged in the 0(110111111g sliced oranges between; cut in squares
house to that in which 110 died -and j end mem with pudding.
ling up from his Miser took down his
hat and passed through the dingy ha his friend had given to the world under
understood. My poor brother used his Fig Pieleing.-One-fourill pound cf
into the lighted streets.
Goring's name was partly the work of
Day after day he had heard this un- another man I violin to assist him in 00011>0511)1>, and flag, chopped finon
e, e -fourth pound
the strains had found their way through breed crumbs, one-fourth pound of
known musician in the adjoining house What Ise had heard was so utterlyun-
play over his own melodies upon his expected that its 'effect upon him in his Me jerry-built wall, and you, the thief, brown sugar, one-fourth pound suet,
with the ready pen on the other side, one-fourth pound candied lemon peel
: : • violin -original work Goring at once present weak state was so great that he
e., recognized it to bo- Mile impromptus felt (1 beyond his strength to explain jotted his notes down and passed them and citron, ono nutmeg and Ave eggs;
• .,' poured Meth from the richly -teeming the mistake Mills had made. He listened off to the public as your own work." mix them thoroughly, put in a mould
She would not listen to a word, but, and boil or steam four hours.
- ;• e Main, the prodigal harvest of a me, quietly whilst the other talked on-as-
ment's inspiration, and fatentely re- tonished, perhaps, that the sick man did rising to her feet, swept, out of the hal- Bread Pudding -Ono coffee cup i f
cony where the painful
,corded by Goring, yet altered and im- not show greater elation. interview had bread crumbs, dried and rolled fine
;
taken place.
Illa' proved in that very recording until But Goring decided that when he wShe went straight home, and, far one teaspoonful of ginger, a little salt,
as one Loop of sugar, one quart of milk,
there was no closer likeness between well again he would put the matter from feeling any satisfaction at, the re- three eggs
(saving out the mates of
Them then there is between an uncut teght-would publicly remove the latir- membrance that she had cried quits two). When baked spread jelly over
jewel and the same stone polished and els which had been placed upon Ids own
• placed In Its setting. with the man who had robbed her dead the lop, thenm
a frosting ade of the
• unworthy brows and hand them over to brother of laurels that belonged to his whites of the eggs, and one tablespoon -
(loving Ivies a musician himself, de- the man to whom by rigid, they be- memory, wept through half that night. ful of sugar. Return to the oven. until
•, pendent, indeed, upon his skill at the longed. The musical work received a shock the slightly browned.
piano to earn his living in fl. music -ball Yet, even when he had fully recovered, next day. In the morning papers was Apple Tarls.-Pare, quarter, core and
oreliestra. But for the last two weeks Goring, although his character was not a letter from Edward Goring. In it he boil in a half teacupful of water until
; the taller building had been closed for naturally a weak one, shirked the un- explained, without any attempt at self- very soft, ten large apples; beat ell very
' y. structural alteration, and in consequence pleasant task of stripping Masson of justification, the whole facts of the case, smooth, then add the yolks of six eggs
he had temporarily been without em- those rewards whin he had won from and stated that for the future the sym- cat three whole eggs, juice and grated
ployment until it should be re -opened. the world with a single composition, phony whiclt bore his name must be at- rind of two lemons, half cup of butter,
It was during this enforced holiday part of which was not his own. tributed to its real composee-flugh one and a halt cups of sugar or more,
• that les attention (tad first been at- His company was eagerly sought, In -Severn. • n not sweet enough; beet all thorough-
tracted by this player of unpublished vitations were showered upon the man
13ut instead of covering him with op- y; line little 'tart tins with puff paste,
melodies. Day atter day the unseen who had been merely an unknown probrium as he had anticipated, the and 1111 4411111 the mixture; bake Ave min• -
musician had poured forth his soul in Pianist in a music -hall orchestra, and critics smiled at the letter, and their uses M a hot oven.
exquisite aims, and Goring's excellent people hailed him as the rising star in general verdict upon it, was expressed in Fermenta Cake. -One large cup of
itaigment, trained to appreciate higher the musical world. a reply written by 0110 of the most re- white sugar, erre half cup of butler, one
things in his art than the songs he ac- It was hard to renounce this fame, yet , nowned amongst them, in which he egg, one cup of sweet milk, one and
compacted each night, had recognized the man suffered cruelly in clinging to conclusively proved that the dead man one-half teaspoonfuls of baking powder,
the genius which must have given them it. Every compliment that was offered could Imo had little 'share in a sym- two cups of flour; mix above ingredients
birth. him upon his work was like salt rub- phony based on his melodies alone, as together es usual, and bake; when the
' Yet the player was obviously a man bed into an open wound, beard upon a violin, and not upon any cake is cold, and just before serVing,
elm knew little about the theoretical He felt it to be a matter of common written manuscript. The critical reply pour the following cream over 11, after
•:„ side of music. He gave forth his melo- honesty to proclaim the truth, and yet finished with this paragraph : having put a teaspoonful of soft al -
Iles with the same facility as a bird dis- he temporized, and finally decided that, leir. Goring's desire to place the credit mends over the top of it : Cream two
: plays in trilling its unpractised songs, as an initial step in this direction, he of his exquisite work to a dead man's eggs, one quart ot milk, one cup of 8U-
•
end with as little ate. But his snemory would place an advertisement in the memory, although it does him great gar, Iwo tablespoonfuls of cornstarch,
' was eeteritive, and enabled him to re- agony column of the day papers, and honor, is little short at absurd. (-be, 41 one-half teaspoonful of vanilla; dissolve
peat again and again such fragments / thus endeavor to trace the mysterious all people, ought best to know that it the cornstarch in a little milk, add
.
his own pone invention as pleased him composer. Such inquiries as he had so is in its tonal coloring, its musicianly beaten eggs, sugar and rest et 'the milk,
isesl-and what beautiful fragments they far made had been fruitless. The house treatment, and, abets° all, in Its amaz- ad cook :as a custard.
mingled in them Gifts of expression dent showed a notice -honed announcing
that had boon occupied before, his noel-
nor's, that his work will always rank
ing orchestration, es intricate as Weg- e...
-Pee gere; what passion and sweetness were
A that were wasted, it seemed to Goring, that it was 10 be let at the time 01 his amongst things of imperishable beauty.
e , uul, yielding.; to the innocent tempta- leaving the hospital. The ales in the symphony may please the
lion, he had begun to place them down "1 will hold this fame in trust until 1 groundlings, but to the critical public This is a subject upon which there is
upon sheets of manuscript, incorpora- find the man to whom it belongs," he they are less than nothing -of no greater a variety of opinions among our ma-
ting some of the themes Into an ambi- told him.sclf; but, white the advertise- velue, indeed, than the plots which Irons. In a recent discussion the Me
11000 work of his own -an cachestral ment appeared regularly twine a week Shakespeare borrnwed and transformed lowing views were expressed by one
symphony upon which he had spent a no answer came te it, end as each day from the commonplace and trivial into who claims to have had some experience
• - great deal of spare time during the last passed it became increasingly difficult what all the world worships as exam- in the matter
"After you are eel:seeded lhat every -
eighteen montes, for Goring to stand forward self -brand- pies of the mightiest genius,"
The music was still sounding in hie ed as a plagiarist. This opinion whin represented what thing has been crowded into your trunk,
add something more, even if you have to
ears at this moment as lie walked • 444 • * 4 the majority felt, eased Goring's cons-
cience from a burden that had rested sit on the lid, and you will fee le,ss con -
through the crowded steeets, and instead Six months had gone by, and the
. ▪ of paying proper attention to the direc- symphony, which teem the first had been on it pray heavily during ibe lase 100/ fusion at your journey's end, then if
lion his steps were taking he was hold- a great meter success amongst the months. But it gave him little real no attention bad been given to filling
every crack and ceovice so that things
•ing an Imaginary discussion with an general public, to whom muslo of this stentent.
The evorld's eidgment upon Ids silence will not have a chance to rattle round
eminent conductor as to the way M class does not usually make a ready ap- and get acquainted with each other be-
l'e which certain movements of the great peal, had won its reputed composer a might be lenient or it might, Indeed, be
week should be played, when the sound wider fame. strictly just; but it could not give to fore you sere ready to have them.
Dr people's VOides raised in a shout At a private concert one night, Organ- him one women's love, which was the "If you wish to put In boxes, or a hand
mirror, Or pictures, put the in the middle
brought him to his senses. feed by a society woman who was a mny thing Met wos lacking now from
of Ilio trunk between the ekiris of wool-
' ! But the warning came too late. life to melte It perfect.
lie mission] enthusiast the voice ol Fele lee reselved Mae be woeld leave Teng- len clresses, Books can ho tucked into
had a confused vision of heavily laden whispered in Goring's ears, when Ms
ennitheses and carts bearing down upon hoetess inteminced him to a tall, dark- lend at 01100. To sky here any tenger chinks raid cornees, bet boxes and
him, and, starling back in a vain en- eyed, des:lc-haired girl, that here was the eves unendurable. He was not without. things breakable require a. place where
• dearer to reach the pavement he had ono wonuel who
coming into his if lends, A firn1 of music milliners lied
just quitted, he was caught by the shaft would change the whole world fee bine receiving from him it set, 04 pienoforte
advanced ben a coneldernale sum upen
of a fleet hansom and knockect down, Chance 111100/ them several time.s to -
the frightened horse inflicting a severe
tick von his presteate hody, gather dining the following weeks, ancl nocturnes whin theft, avising expert
had boldly &chiral would be held equal
Y * • A the weeniest friendship sprOng up be- eine tea" oe melee
Wen himself and Alice Severn. He lost no time, but almost at ono
(lo felt that he must have passed And With 111S growing hove for bee the started to peek, and his task was neerl,r
, .thyough centuries of time before he last scruple of ('do conscience died akrItY, finished Whon there came a timid Itneek
: - completely !spinal onsciousness. His How Gould lie acknowledge bis false at his sitlingethom door. Opening it, he
, eye% blinking once more et a woelti to position, into which in the first totem
il IvIdeli they had been so long indifferent, lic had boon betrayed ley Arilme Mill's found Alto Severn 'upon ilie threshold.
• L 1 telt Upon walls Whin they knew to be athiouness, and stencl to be derided, isigly, eehilet the landlady, whe bed
those ot a hospital weed. "May I come in?" she asked,. fam-
an oblect ot mockery to the woeld, shown her epateies, discreetly vanished
, He moved a little Imminently In his whilet the won= he loved was there to into her own regions,
bed, and at once a white -robed nurse witness soh tt downfall? No; esince all There was a streined sileeee between
stole gently to his side. means had failed to 'trade the mon mem for seille moments, a silence which
Is there anything you watn?" ehe In- Whose inspirations the had so elosely Aline at last broke.
gulped. interwoven wall his own, he nnist ;ter- "I wish to tell you that 1 was wrong
"I should like to 11511 a feev questione," ever keep sileitco,
' surprised himself.
,'. he replied, in a voice so ;vole that 11 And one day he told hoe, that be eared biller in my speech," .8116 05(11, In a
Lite other night -elegy In my jagment,
for her -begged her to be hie wile, (le trembling voice, "1 did not knew the
j returned, smiling,
"They must not be too mally," the was 4 COnfident lover, for he believed whole elecumetences then, end new
"froW long have I been bets?" that his cause tvould prove suoceesful, that I do 1 went, you to forgive me,"
'
11e had Wined her Moe change, 1113 tle looked into her earnest, pleading
"Sewell Weeks and a day. Yoe IMO soft eolor spring to her cheeks, the eyee ego
. elae. _ been very Ill, ,yon kneW, De YOU !tram- shine with a deep lustre, When elm luid "Yon epoke herehly le me," he old,
kr • Oust .4411 in 01 With an e i I come upon him unexpectedly, (bit now elen not leaS talrs111y then I fell 1 de -
You Were kneeked otown In the Street be Was bewildered by The expression on servoct, tt Wes yeneeteilience Which MIA
, ' •
1 ,
KINGS AT THE THEATRE
"0 THOU FALSE LORD I"
she walked toward the Royal box and
declaimed them In such a loud voice
Mat, ttis Somnolent Majesty awoke with TILE MILITARY MACHINE.
a start. "Dear me I" was his remark*
I The time carne when Tshaka told a
"wbat a dreatibil woman I I shouldn't lot of retired soldiers that they must
like to be married to her." get married. A crowd of the girls put
George III. made himself very much their heads together and decided to re-
el home at the theatre, and usually en- bel. They said there were plenty of
joyed temself in the most undisguised young men, they did not want old bus-
Tliackeray, "were his Soy; and especially
when the clown swallowed a carrot er
fashion. "Farces and pantomime," says
single,
bands, and rather than marry the cast-
offs from the army 'they would remain
a string of sausages, he would laugh so It was the last time that the mafdens
outrageously that the lovely Princess by of Zululand ever dared to beard the lion
WHAT 18 EXPECED OF A MOTHER. his side would have to say, 'My, gracious of 1)15 people, Tshaka killed about 200
monarch, do compose yourself, But he of them and no further objection to old
In thinking over what is expected of continued to laugh, and at the very husbands Ivo heard.
ntleeineevesepreegne, witt,fe01,Ilattnnd inneetionenb.eicLonneieesurae smallest farces, so long as his poor wits Tshalcas army soon . became superior
to a recent w were left him." The 110101IS were on eee in numbers to that of any other single
eller that she must be mas. cellent terms with 1115 Majesty, and chief; and he had made of hts soldiers
to properly fill her position. Her edu-
ter of all the arts and sciences in order would frequently address themselve,s to a compact fighting machine that would
him from the stage, e, liberLy 'which he
melon, to be complete, must be perfect march to death et the word of corn -
along many lines. She must be enter- never resented. Once an actor, called mend. There were no llinchers, because
Parsons, who was playing the carpen- Pinchers were killed.
mining and accomplished, to charm her ter in
husband and her husband's friends; she lie led his army on long marches and
must be a well-rounded housekeeper, actuall'y'TlIllagd SthEernaEud0acrityCAtolAsItSep,"up to he defeated them all. He became mas-
annexed every tribe he conquered, for
understand cooking thoroughly, else
how can .she direct the energies of her the box in which George was sitting ler of vast territories, and was never
domestic in that itne? She must he well and exelaim, "An the King were here able te occupy all the land he con -
acquainted with the sanitary code,and did not admire my scaffold I would quered.
see that her house is welt ventilated,
to say, 'Confound him, he has no tote," a The effect of lets operations was to
properly heated, and the plumbing in Piece of impertinence which sent the
good condition; must know how to at- ainmegianbiteer. old gentleman into fits of thehend 1 ittht lee peoplennief , i nbt oenaannneastlidenn g, .andA then,
tend to the marketing and general buy-
ing. so that sufficient econorny may be Mr. Thisellon-Dyer, in his "Royalty in into the field, and the women and boys
day's notice he could put thousands
practiced; must make all her own calls, all Ages," describes two dramatic and who carried supplies for his army, on
and her husband's as well, to keep in tragically-ontrested episodes In the life one occasion at least, numbered 50,000.
Much with her social duties; her know- of Marie Antoinette, the lovely and ill- The awe and fear be inspired made
ledge of sewing must be such as to koep fated Queen of France. Once, in the Ids will absolute among his people. It
the family mending done, 11 not to cash- days of her greatest popularity, when WU hiS habit 10 mete out death to those
Ion the clothes; then, when the children she went to the opera of "Tphigenia," who failed to carry out his instructions.
00100, sbe must be a train when Achilles came to the line, "Let us In all his life, this remarkable man
ed kinder-
gartnee, and then, later on, she must sing and celebrate the Queen," he turned enjoyed few luxuries that were beyond
remember all she ever learned at school towards the radiant young Sovereign the reach of the poorest of his people.
and sang two additional impromptu 140 knew no ohoicer food than
or college, so as not to be put to shame lines of charming compliment. This
by the girl or boy or the 'twentieth cen-
tury, while at the same time she must, BOILED BEEF AND BEER.
graceful and unexpected homage so de-
b° young again to enter trito their joys lighted the audience that "all was shout- His eyes were reddened by the 5moke of
ing and alarming of hands and -what his ventless hut.
and sentiments, and see that their com-
panions are what they should be, and never happened at the opera before- He slept on a straw mat, with a
wben sickness comes mother is expected the chorus was anchored, and there were wooden pillow supporting his head and
to be a trained nurse, ready to be up cries of 'Long live the Queen 1' at Which a mantle of sldns covering his body,
day and night., hiking the temperature, expression of feeling Her Majesty was and his clothing was as oomnion as that
so affected that she shed tears."
giving the: medicine.
.—..........e. On the next occasion. when Merle An- power, and he won it in full measure.
of an ordinary Zulu. All he wanted was
totnette's sun of popular favor had set European welters have called him the
and she was nearing
THE TRAGIC CLOSE OF HER LIFE, Airican Napoleon, and yet this man of
iron and savagery wept like a child at
FRENCH PRISON FOR BOYS.
words, "Ah, how I love my mistress 1" the deathbed of his mother after travel -
Where Unmanageable Sons of the Rich one of the actresses in "Unforeseen ling eighty miles, in an almost incredi-
Are Confined. Events" bowed to her as she sang the
The Maison Paternelle at Mettray near In a moment all was in uproar, and the died.
bly short time to reach her before she
people between tee ages et le and 21 are of "No mistress I no master 1 Liberty 1"
, Tshaka's great grandchildren are still
Tours, France, where the sons of rich theatre was full of hoarse,
incarcerated because they are unman- and "No master ! no Queen I" and it was
angrer cries ealive in Zululand, or over the border in
ageable at, home, Is a curious Institu- Some minutes before ihe tumult quieted the nation could not have subdued.
Natal. Some of his clescendatts are
lion, says a writer in the Fortnightly down and it was pose:Lie to proceed facing a foe whom even the founder of
We were greeted at 4410 entrance with Two rather startlirig incidente, and Tiuhte,yolftlanenrumnsael,teinae geonodd ncifetisl allotIrvoitinn.
Review. with the ploy.
rung; our guide noiselessly inserted a theatre -going. Once, just as he entered the bitter humiliation of the rebellions
a frontage of iron bars. No bell was only two, have marked King Edward's
giganne key and wo entered a large the theatre, the electric light went out, Zulus.
• hall. A long tOW of locked doors and for some minutes the house was
PACKING TRUNKS. running round the top of the ball re- ther occasion, just, as his Royal elfeh- "CHEAP AT THE PRICE."
greeted us on each side, and a gallery plunged into dense sleekness. On ano-
pealed the same thing. "These are their ness entered the Royal box at a. West- A man who had not been to church
rooms," said our guide in an aenul go.
for a. ,iery long time finally decided to
end theatre, he was greeted apparently
whisper. "They are shut up In there with a storm of hisses from pit and gal -
now -they must not hear 125,' lie started early. Arrived at the
This gruesome hall oppressed one naturally very indignant at sun an un- church, there were very feev people in
it, and no ushers on hand, so the Man
tory. The Prince was amazed and
with a sense of doom and despair quite usual reception, until it was explained went well up the eisle and took posses -
Indescribable, No windows, no air from to him that the ,hisses were direoted, sem of a Mee pew.
the slcylight overhead, not at hen, but at, a certain gentleman Just as the services were about to be -
"They are permitted ta go out only in at Ille eanle HMO entering the stalls, and A tin a pompous -booking old gentleman
chaege of a keeper for one hour in the bearing a striking resemblance to a came in, walked up to the dbor of that
day; but I will show you how things statesman who at the Time was most pew, and stood there, exhibiting °vie
have been arranged for them," he unpopular. -London Tit -Bits.
added, "There is, I believe, one room ______±.. deal surpsese that 11 was occupied. The
occupant moved over and offered him
vacant at the moment." SmORING KILLS GERMS. room to sit down, but ho declined to be
A small bare cell, just big enough to ___ seated: Finally he produced a card and
contain the narrow bed, small writing Lancet Pays Tribute to Good Uses of
Condemned 'Weed. wrote upon it with a pencil :
"1 pay for this pewe
table, two chairs and a minute chest, cf
drawers and wathstand. Iron bars en- He gave the card to the stranger ec.
closed the window; a padlock and nein Ladies who select wining compare opted, who, had he been like many
enabled the door to be opened about mots In trains, giving as their reason peeple, would have at once get up and
four inches when required. that they are more wholesome,would w
"You 4415" our guide showed us, "by armor to have science on their eide, Wt. But the stranger adjusted his
glasses; and, with a smile, read the
this means they hear the mosso in aim Anyhow, the London Lama states that card. Then he calmly wrote beneath it:
chapel without quitting their rooms."
nicotine is a strong dieinfectant. "How mueli do you pay ?"
In these cells, he told 118, the boys Telma) smoke contains a decided To this inquiry the pompous gentle.
me most -your sentence each denied lived day end night, 101' two, three,man, still standing , wrote abruptly:
quantity of the very poisonous gas, car -
your love to 010, and cancelled all the sometimes for six Cle seven years, tole monextde, whin has been used
"$quarersir I"
hopes lhat I had built upon it." Prefessors COMB 11•010 Tours and give for preserving purposes, and whin The stranger ,stniled as though he
5 a t,
"And them is something else I wish them instruction at, the small Welling therefore, mast possess germacidal pro- were plettsed, looked around to compare
to say," she murmured. I-1 went, you
table. Once 41 month they take a bath, perties, the pew with others
to -to know that -that 1 ednere the
"
more often if the relatives are w 10 illing II.' has more than Once beettshitiesand tern
en stated achnired its nice
?shings, and wrote
omega Whin PrOMPied Yeti to Write pay extra for it. They aro escorted lo that tobacco sinners enjoy ait
n immre teak 1
.
that letter, Anti -end although I en] ilut bath by a guardian. The isolation ity from certain diseases, and the ere- "I don't blame you. It is well ever%
told, and Indeed belleve, that it was not of each bey is so thoentigh that two Mont presence of a powerful easel,- it:"
necessery, yel-T thank you Ibe doing it, brothers were ono there together for tie fie the meuth, nasal paeseges, and The pompous gentleman collapsed in.
beeaeSe I feel that It was the eight
thing for a man I honored, rted--and Tho price for the privilege 01 placing
your son under this parental roof 15 $00
two years Nt'llh011t aver knowing it, eemetlinee the lenge (as in the case 11 to ;his seat, and when the service was
smoke) would to some extent justify the
thoee who foolishly 'Miele tobacco ever invited his visitor home to dinner 1
whom I new respect as well, to (1o,"
a month, all Inetruction being extra, statement,
All the eame, ads the !emcee it is
"1 are glad you think thee" he said,
The boys me knewn only by the num.
most 'undesirable Met this feta Mimed
with a sigh. "11 will be a Mensal, morn -
her on their cell door, so that their eo-
etimulate the practice of molting. lo- 4., ,,,,, 1, sof,,t fdieenee The bee 1
PREVENTS BAIL ACCIDENTS,
my to wry with mo out of England."
journ at, the Perenta1 Itonee may not,
bon to elegised excess, tor tobaeco pais- - - - --- --- -It
She looked up at hitn, find there was
tell against them In after life. "Thole
ening is a greeter reality tithe Many A device to prevent reilway aecidente
longer, but shining with a look fleet
a wistful light in her oyes, cold mew no
friends mimeo Mem to be on voyage, mesons think, tmestIon, designed to prevent the so -
heals throligh every pulse in Goleng's kenning the language. Ono Invents a
nide (ho blood throb In paeslonate
NECESSARY., celled spreading al the metals at nem
or in an English os, Goemers family,
body, • little enlace, you see," old seer guide, mospherle heat, which le Mee to Cause
in comes -mince of the IfiereaSe Ito ale
"Alice," he whispered, "need I go An 00(1(101)1 emitter or later, tinlese a
Was her roply.--tondon Tit4i11,6,
alone?"
"Net if 70314 ev111 take 1100 With you,"
Sha reefed in the (115318 114111 iml kl her,
mares 11110 of We -end that is the be. the 1440541404', "11(11050 nit( atiddif gats bet- the hitter elwaye et tho tune disianot
Thom is ususlly but ono mut to n wo- guess thst's what ,111 have to don wag the tie and undo" the ratite and keel%
• 01', '0/1)414(1)141' you do, svold dobt." "1 a Woo of mechanism That peseee over
"Young mon," said the friendly ales. sired watch is kept MI such parte. It Is
ginningsport,.
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ZULU NATION FOUNDER
SOMETIIINO ABOUT WOE • C41110AT
KING TSUNICA,
Ile Mado Strong the People That Ave
Now Plaltling Great
Brileirs.
A large section 01 the Zulus ,are again
at war with the British. Marty of MOM
are awned only with assegais and seern.
to have forgotten the !Won the eagle
white men taught them ono thee the
hurling javello, with whIch, under the
lead of their great Kink Tshaka, they,
conquered the country far and wide,
are no match for modern rifles. They
are doomed to defeat. For sixty years
they did not Resew the meaning 01 1(10
word, eut they cannot do with the whites
as they did with every tribe of South'
Africa that ever /aced them In bottle.
11 is only about ninety years elms
Tshaka took the warpath with the mili-
tary machine he had evolved. He was
the petty chief of a petty tribe whom no-
body feared; but while the tribes around
thought no danger would come from
such a SOUlte, Tshaka was hard at work
on his military machine, and they heard
from him when it was ready for use.
He told his people that war was the
only fitting vocation for strong men.
He forbade any man to marry till he
was 40. Before that time his life and
service was the King's and he was no-
thing but a cog wheel In