. : dame, ‘cause when be say that, I ery like I | against the younges’ general, and he tum- Efficient, Though Blind. Mid-way Scenes at the Pan-American. In Buffalo, at its Pan-American Exposition,
alan nev’ shall stop. An’ Pierre, he say, ‘Don’ | ble clear up against the wall, an’ take a Five Residents of Chicago Who Are Most Useful | Burp ALo, N. Y., May 20, 1901.— Few of | the whole world can see the Almighty’s
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u i i ; on’ whole tableful of lil’ dish is him. Hs Tat 3 i i :
Bans by on i tay 1 “Verdict for ftefendant ashy soon’s | Cltizens: She an hillion ao the Pap Amer}. Pr panion. pictues one by Lis
Bellefonte Pa., May 24. 190! he want one of my sisters come over to the { he pick heself up an’ the ladies stop Technicalities of music, the intricacies of car sre on ih ing So hilao i great forces, Fire and Water— the Volcano
2 sy May 44 > Island an’ help at the Fort; they goin’ | screechin’ at him. ‘If that girl don’ fetch | the law and a study of the ways and means Year be Revarg of en aos that of Kilauea, illustrative of Fire, and Niag-
THE BlLOmcme x fe lnavea big party there, all nex’ week. | one thing, she’ll fetch anozzer.’ for the elevation of the blind have all come nd 2p 1 De! ore al em, of an ethnic ara, representing God’s grandeur in Wate,
THE BLOSSOMS ON THE TREES. Charpentier, he ain’ keel, bus he offle mad; | ‘The bigges’ general, he look ver’ cross, | within the scope of Edward J. Nolan, |? a drop. gia ¥ yoo hibi —JAMES S. HUTTON.
Blossoms crimson, white or blue, an’ vou better go right ‘long,’ and he call ont, ‘Order in thees court! | blind since he was two years old. He was iT pee ep a - iDitory 2 ea
Purple, pink, and every hue, “So Pierre, he go bring my skates, an’ | And he ask me : born in Chicago in 1864. eo will vay. BD, OppOrEacs.. { [Stanley Clears Reputation of Father
From sunny skies, to tintings drowned my clothes all roll’ up, an’ we slip off, ver’ | “‘Did you, then, want to keel Charpen- | When he reached school age his parents Studvin, ton of oa 5 a pportunity o Phing
In dusky drops of dew, quiet, over to the Island. Pierre, he kiss | tier?” ; sent him to the Illinois School for the Blind A ee i ai y .
1 praise you all, wherever found, me good-by twice, an’ he say, ‘That ole “I nev’ mean to keel anybody,’ I tole in Jacksonville, where he remained until y lot ny nok, a ou id a Fealy The Police Now Believe the Hazleton Priest Died a
And love you through and through :— fool Charpentier, he let you alone now or | him. ‘But I wouldn'® feel so ver’ sorry if I | his eighteenth year. He acquired an ex- Jole f we, Pol acquiy oe the | Natural Death. Mystery is Being Solved.
But Blossoms On The Trees, he drink sorrow. He kiss you’ han’ some | had.’ cellent education and a thorough knowl- waiians and Fil maoc "e¥iass, .. the Ha: NEW YORK, May 18. i
With your breath upon the breeze, more, he get his head broke clean open | “Did you ever like him when he come edge of the different systems of writing for and Filipincs, ; : EW YORK, May 18.—As the searching
THEIe's ROthbog oh re a er this time,’ to see you ?’ the blind. After his return to Chicago he ar the eight islands which constitute police investigation of the death of Father
As half as sweet as you ! “Well, I goup to M’sienle Comman-| ‘‘Mélike that peddleman I’ Isay. ‘Jus’ | began to study music. He began a syste- ne . ES in Trou: pare Deer Drogen: oo Ips, “the miners’ priest 3 Hazleton,
dant’s house, an’ they show me what I |look at him I’ matic study of law at the Chicago College ote g vu aud pic- | Pa., progresses opinion is strengthened that
turesque race, whose friendship for us has | the popular churchman died from natural
made it possible for them to receive the | causes, despite the suspicious circumstances
benign protection of oar great republic | which make “Dr.” Kirke Stanley a pris-
without the carnage and decimation of a | oner in the Tombs.
bloody conquest. Sobered by two days of comparative ab-
Could the rhymer only wring
All the sweetness to the lees
Of all the kisses clustering
mus’ do. Madame, you open you’ eyes ‘‘Then everybody scream and shout, and | of Law in 1892, and was graduated in 1894.
wide if you see that Place. Madame le | that general, he poun’ on the table wis a | He received the degree of LL. B. from Lake
es i Commandant has five young ladies to visit, | book, till they get quiet. And Charpen- | Forest university, and was considered ona
. JB juicy Used-to-Bes, : an’ then there come a whole sledge full of | tier, he keep roll he eyesat me till I so | of the brightest members of his graduating
To dip his rhymes therein and sing generals, greater, oh! so much greater | Scared I make the horns wis my fingers, | class. Mr. Nolan has succeeded in building
The blossoms on the trees, — : ’ : ’ 3 % Interesting to a high degree, because of | stinence from aleohol and morphia ‘‘Dr.”?
a i than M’sien le Commandant, to stay at the | 80's he can’t witch me. Then he began to | up an enviable reputation as an attorney. : Nl e . :
” Plossonson ie Trees) cto Fort. There isn’g nossing but — all | talk. Dr. Robert H. Babcock, of Chicago, is solemn rites and uncanny religious beliefs, Stanley, through his attorneys, repudiated
the time, an’ the house full of roses, like | ‘I want to marry her,’ he say, so loud. | one of the leading authorities of the West | {D€ir Study in propera persona gives un. | his allegation that the priest had visited
“However sweet, such songs as these it was summer, an’ so much todo! I ney’ | ‘And she runned off wis Pierre Leroi, and |on tuberculosis and kindred pulmonary | Pounded delight, bis rooms and remained there in the com-
Are not s sweet, 48 you 1 was 80 tired before. won’t have nossing to do wis me,and when | troubles. Yet since he was thirteen years | Representing as they do, a relic of can- | pany of disreputable women. Levy &
For you are blooming melodies “I work there ’bout t'ree days, an’ some | I try talk to her she take me down to | old he has not seen a heam of sunlight. An ine Tisai orining power oF Che "ger, his Ia Tor i Tele the, Sled
The e listen to!” : q : : : : :
e eyes may listen body call into the kitchen, ‘Angelique Sar- | bael ’ accident led to blindness, and for thirty-six islanders all of their weird rites and none | priest's reputation, and issued the Toliey
—James Whitcomb Riley. cey, somehod : “Tes fool,’ th ’ bi ’ he h ired k ledge in dark-
. y want to see you in the laun- *} uP; you fool,’ the younges’ bigges’ | years he has acquired know ge in dark- | WH CS 8 A 1 Sig Stators ao a
A COURT-MARTIAL EXTRAoRDL | 501 Looyinio the l4univy; jus’ like Petey: Didn’ you ev’ see a levelator fi Blt; ay wueh 5 ines delighttal to es St on arene "After yd conscientious ex-
- -| Was, an’ what you t’ink? It was that re? wou e ordinary man who sees. Dr. ut | Lom in the 2aterat >
NARY. peddiemant > ‘The prisoner is release,” the higges’ | Babcock was born in Watertown, N. Y., | ¢0udition is needless until the emissaries | amination into the facts of this case we
= i > s % f our own Christian States can be restrain- | state unequivocally that there was no im-
‘‘His eye all black where I bump ‘im | general call out. And he run his band in forty nine years ago. He obtained the de. | © is : : + ; >
wis the or, an’ he grin at me like Bp take | be pocket, and bring out a dollar. gree of M. D. at the Chicago Medical col- $4 from yiclousness. Never Wag race He re: Seiivaly of Suggestively » 10 the
a bite, an’ he say, ver’ soft, ‘So, Angelique, | ‘Trot off and buy you a new ribbon,’ | lege in 1878, following it with another de- li wh y an zloyous py ore in nb Rn or unate Fh ae
my beauty, you tink you settle Charpen- | he tell me. ‘And you, Charpentier, you | gree of M. D. from the College of Physi- |, ,R1t0ly pleasing, more dainty in tasts, porary immoderate use of stimulants
5 x : than these guileless Kanakas. ~ As a race, | on his part is the sum total of any weak-
tier? Well, he ain’tsettle yet. He come | leave, and you keep away from thees fort, | cians and Surgeons of New York, in 1879. physically, they tower head and front over | ness with which he can be charged. His
“Aussi, madame, they is queer t’ings
happen up to the Fort. My fazzer, he use,
tell us when I's little that we mustn’ nev’
go there. He use’ say, ‘Angelique, where
mens kills each ozzer, you sees they’s—"’
. : to talk it over.’ "less you’ lookin’ for trouble.’ He was one of the ten honor men among . ? :
She stopped, gazing at me with eyes dark : « ) ' . ; PER y all the rest of the people that inhabit the | life was morally pure and we deplore any
in childish re, I'saw Ler brown fingers “Nossir I’ I say. ‘Yon goaway or I tell Ob, I was so glad they le’ me go! But | 120 students in his class of ’79. In 1880 limitless Pacific, suggestions to the contrary in an irrespon.
madame. M’sien le Commandant, he don’ | the younges’ general, he call out : he went to Germany and continued his
twitch instinctively into ‘‘the horns” for Col. McConnell, in .order to make his | sible moment by a rum-crazed unfortunate.
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her soul’s protection. Was pedilonans.: x pal a oe Don’ let her go yet ! She not Tokio studies oe Hey he ert Hawaiian Village of ethnic value, has not | If any women were in that flat they were
But, child, there's been no fighting off here ver thei Somes: Ler Jyune) “What fine say Madame le Comman- | of medicine and has won for himself a high | ¢00fined himself to reer uitihg its denizens | there before the arrival of Father Phillips,
here in Mackinac for the last century. The 120 bah og Ine a oy pisiut dant. ‘| reputation. Most of his present practice is | I'M the half civilized cities and towns, | and had departed long before he arrived,
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most strenuous ghost would have given
himself up by this time.”
Angelique looked away across the gold-
but has had his trusty helpers invade even | nor did he see ang women while there,’
the half populated wilder islands, visiting | From a source which is believed to be
tribes, many of whom have no knowledge | reWable and which is as thoroughly famil-
of the sovereignty of the United States, in | iar with Stanley’s movements as it is pos-
order to procure those models who would | sible to be at present it is possible to pre-
dreffle mad he mos’ keel you. Pierre| ‘‘She mus’ kiss us all ’roun’, to pay | in consultation with other physicians,
Leroi, he big as a tree, an’ he nev’ have | Costs,’ he answer; and all the ladies look | Miss Belle Hyman, as a musician, as a
f ELON » | earned a centime. You better take me. I | ver’ solemn, and the generals say, ‘Yes, society woman, aud as one of the most en-
fle 8 slops Ss he Pore Bl a Aon" ney take good care of you, an’ then there won’ | that jus’ the thing! You has great. head | thusiastic and sympathetic workers for the
J ) “Bk Colonel nev’ be any fuss,’ Stewart I’ Me, I worse scared than ‘ever, | blind in Chicago, is of more than local |
she said, under her breath. p * . 9: ¢ ; : : 3 : {add to his exhibitions the novelty of true | sent what purports to be, and what the po-
‘I say nossing. I jus’ } ok. n’ he | but I t’ink, ‘You got todo somesing quick, | fame. She was horn in that city, and at | a : : ee! )
Courtenay, he tole me, ev’ year, New sty ‘Why ies ig ba oi %. 2 5 he Angelique,” soI hold out my dollar. : the age of four lost her eyesight besanse of | barbaric splendor and sport, and further, | lice begin to believe is, the trne version of
Year’s night, if you creep up to the big ’ ‘ y ““Won’t thees do?’ I say. ‘For Pierre, | sickness. Miss Hyman studied at the State | S824v of anthropological research. Stanley’s meeting with Father Phillips and
begin roll that horreeble way again. The i i iest i
Jorn Madame le Conary ot garn} Fumi he be so very angry, he jus’ terreeble, if | School for the Blind in Jacksonville, III., The village will the berba sequently, | the subsequent death of the Priest in Stan-
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the yard, an’ I know how angry he was if he know I kiss anybody but him.’ with many interruptions from ill health Hh adeqms ile ois he Vatharian's hi Le oe to this authority Stanley met
she see me talking wis him, Then all the generals, they shout so from 1876 to 1884. After her return she and Eis really beautiful music; also the | Father Phillips in asaloon at Ninth st
‘You run in here quick, before madame | I's most deef, and madame come over and studied singing under the best teachers in way they build their houses examples of | and Fiftieth street on May 8th. The two
see you,’ I'say, an’ I shove him in a lil’ | Put her arm around me, and she say they Chicago, and she spent several Fears In | heir weaving of fabrics, personal adorn. | men fell into conversation and had several
tiny room next the laundry, and run in | Ought to be shame’ to treat me that way. | Europe in voice culture and at the piano. ment and conduct of household drinks together. Early in the evenin
after him. And the other generals, they give me some Another of the ardent workers for the The theatre will Show the Lelanders in | Stanley suggested that his apartments ae
““I go in so quick I knock against him, | nore money, and they all so good to me! | Illinois Industrial Home for the Blind was native dramas, musical plays and the na- nearby and invited the priest to accept his
And he@rah a rope hanging there to steady 1 Dave so Sr ak i | Taas 0 Cimon; Wind sine LO, twin Lr aD (the dances | hospitality.
J Voie ro 3 ’y eself, an’ the nex’ thing, Madame, we’s ; an—I now where | has passed through mec anical engineering : : : = ; ya
Rn ins iki the Fort awhile, | 800€ ! Room an’ Peddie an’ all, ‘down, heslip off. Anyway, he don’ hother me through politics and finally into the field Nhich require only 4 sight of their beauti The two somewliat unsteadily left the
: : : : ful moti ictur - | saloon and t to Stanley’
when the garrison was there, before Col. | 40Wn in the dark, like we nev’ shall stop ! | DOW. When he see me on the street, he | of music. As a state legislator in 1886, aod pictures to arouse absolute en Rjoo TE mnicys amis n>
dinin’-room, ver’ soft, you hears music,
an’ you see’’—her voice dropped to a
whisper—*‘all the Heeltaps march roun’
an’ roun’ ina circle. An’ when it strike
one,—s-s-sh ! they all slide under the table.
An’ they don’ come out till nex’ New
Year’s.”’
““What are Heeltaps like, Angelique ??
‘‘He didn’t tole me that. An’, madame,
you know you mustn’ ask ’hout such tings,
) - “Me, I don’ do nossing but scream an’ | 80 on the ozzer side.” and again in 1892, he had much to do with gba : in a : :
Jel Conrteny Jafy the ans ? Dia anY~ | scream like somesing a ne, ag? il ‘‘But what has become of Pierre?’ - forcing the building of that state institution Hage Dative orciiesin wii Provide music ing Sa sank in a heavy sles
g stiange ever happen to you then? i Ob Al Angelique shrugged her shoulders. “Oh, | for the blind. He was born in Lak “ | a thythm and hare ally, conceded to have | on a couch. Stanley, who was a habitually
Angelique’s cheeks flamed with a swift | Charpentier, he keep howl. Oh, Angelique, gelig 2g ers. » | 1or the blind. He was born in 2 eoun- | ; rhythm and harmony of superior quality, | heavy drinker, went out to appease his ap-
pomegranate bloom. For truth, she was a | WHY you takin’ me to hael wis you? Me | he roun’ the Island somewhere,’ she an- | ty, JIL, in 1848. In 1869 he went to 80 much 0, that two of their airs are nc. petite and continued his debauch until the
3 it ’ what nev’ done anysing? Oh Angelique, | SWered serenely. ‘You want to look at Louisiana. In 1873 Gov. Kellogg made a i : il 1
winsome bit, from the black coronet of her bh kin’ og? ’ | the sunset? It’s mos’ clear now.” him a justics of the peace for the Parish of | 2 # Wave of popularity, thinly disguised | early hours of Thursday, May 9. Now
Algonquin braids to the arch of her Gascon | 1 you takin’ me to hael ? : Sh t to the’ wiod 1b 3t. Bernard, It sae 1874 that i. | a8 the work of American composers. thoroughly intoxicated he found his wa
instep. *‘No, madame,” she answered so. All at once we stop, thump ! all in the e went to the window, and began to | St. Bernard. It was in 1874 ¢ At an acl: | he planning of the Hawaiian Village | back home and found Father Philips dead.
ti aid Te . | dark, so hard it make our teefs rattle. arrange my chair, watching the clouds | dent with a gun destroyed Mr. O’Connor’s 3 : its | Then th b 3 = 3
berly, 1 poesing, ‘cept ‘iong of the cote “Now youdone it I’ he say. ‘We clear | break away from the sunset as she did so. | eyesight. In the following year he came b or SOnSuImInAte skill on the part of its | Then the Se armmantal his compromis-
martial. ! y- : in Signs. . : uilders. The streets ran irregular, with | ing position dawned no his brain.
Rs - ; . down to hael, and the old Nick and all the | The color began to deepen in the delicate | to Chicago and took up the study of music : ’ .
see ie ores ii ey %id you ever little devils a running for us I’ an’ he be- | cheek towards me; she leaned close to the | for which he had always had a great love, inated ioe losin ae jo! rANLEY YOST His SENSES
“T didn’ jus’ see it, madam,” she con- | &in howl louder than ever. window, as though she would not miss an | He first studied the violin, then the Diane, vement: aulike the stolid oriest 7 1 |, Acting upon the impulse of the moment
fessed; “I tell you all about it, some time, | *'I don’ say nosing, I so frightened. | instant of the mystic changes without. and harmony under Fael. After a few i91ile; Gay, and vor 5 1 | he seized the body and dragged it into the
Don’ you want to. hear ’bout the Loup. | And pretty soon that room begin br—pr— | ‘“How that untutored child does appreci- years he became so proficient that he was One indi Tou ae Before a bazar, | Snused store room. Stanley then went out
Garog 2? p br—and first thing we know, we goin’ up, | ate those trailing clouds of glory I’ I able to play in concerts and to instruct ladened with the bright-colored lab i Jy and continued his debauch and it is be-
eR 4111 iow. alot the court-mar- | ‘‘Madame, Idon’t have time to think | thought, as I hobbled to the windy be- | pupils. He has also composed a number of figured brs of gn oe i Soka oy lieved he suffered from loss of memory of
tial. When did they hold it before—z-zip | we’s clear up in the laun- | Side her. pieces for the piano and violin. and the household of the famous May | WHA transpired afterward by indulging in
“Madame didT ov” tell You ‘bout the [Ary again. And there stand M’sien le| I followed her gaze down the steep Fort |- John B. Cartis, supervisor of the classes Fish, “‘Kapua,” is laid bare to OE in. Strong stimulants and narcotic drugs. Those
- White Trapper. what my fazzer saw. up | Commandant and madame, and all the [T0ad. A long, yellow omnibus was toiling | for the blind in the city schools of Chicago 2 ’ 0. y who accepted this as the real explanation
spection. : : of the mystery are compelled to believe
ls Baons swimmer is known to every | that Tr May 9 until Stasles arrest
a 0 plows the Pacific. Even in Thursday night he had indulged in so vio-
these, his land, where swimming is a seo- lent and continuous debauchery as to lose
oud nature, he is looked upon as a marvel, i i i
He is known as the most adventurous of Practically all his mental hearings as to the
Pp . 4 . . . . .
: enerals and ladies looking at us. Th up the hill. On the box sat a wide-shoul- | has been blind since an accident destroyed
Breas an, : what witched him so’s he a begin ask what's the or and 0a fered, froneed young gant, leaning eager- | his sight at three years old, and yet he is
a Charpentier, he don’ do nossin but screech. | ly forward. § he caught sight of An-|one of the most enthusiastic and helpful
- ia » tuongiad lupnise to how ‘Oh, 2 going pay you back Es scare ! | gelique at the window, he snatched oft his workers in the public school system of the
that I wanted to Lon on a t the court-mar- | Here's thees girl,” M’sieu le Commandant, | 8p, and bowed with a reverential dignity | city. Mr. Curtis was born in Chicago thirty
anak. a look at her! She try keel me once, and ill-suited to his sparkling face. years ago. He became a pupil of the State whi : tragic course of events in his rooms on the
BA any Li d up at me with a quaver. | then she try take oy to hael wis her.’ Angelique watched him as be drove past. | School for the Blind at Jacksonville, and inne, Se a have night of May 8 and the early morning of
ing chin. “I nev’ tole anybody bout it, | ‘‘M’sien le Commandant, he help me out, 1 30 Do think she breathed till he was ont ad gradnagsd from thas institution. Ie the Falls of Niagara. As it is, he will Mar 3, b the police have well nigh ab
’cause I nev’ can tell jus’ what it all | and he say : ‘Didn’ you two imbeciles | of sight. shen took a post-graduate course at the swim the Rapids during his sojourn with BOT Die th oars yell wigh ar
3 es know this lift won’t stand such a wei ht | ‘‘Abh-h 1” she sighed then, clasping both University of Chicago. He has acquired a :
fe murmured, 0oe Say a iid And what you makin’ thees Fiaene tor hands to her little throat. Presently she | thorough education, his specialties being the Village. 2
ought to ] HL stone house,’ the | Charpentier? Don’ you know I don’t al- | laid her left hand on the window-seat, and mathematics and civics. Sain “Raiei’?
nex’ day I t'ink, ‘all this ain’ nosing but | 1ow no peddlemans here 2’ Jonge at it we Solemy S410] sation. I cle isaning of the lind in three o the
Ey. 3 “I don’ make no fracas,’ says Charpen- 00xeC, too,and wondered that I had never | Chicago public sehools is apparently so tod : ; : rom
Some dreffle big joke,’ an’ still I dows tier. ‘It’s all that Angelique. Last oi noticed tise little ring, with its setting of | successful that the experiment is to be ex- DR azatef and bis ya He only been divorced is living with her child in
I held forth on the advantages of open she split my head wis a flati’on, and to- laks amethysts. tended to other schools. Thesystem which United States, and while it brings up hor. California.
confession for some time. Finally An. |d8Y she try take me to hael wis her.’ ! Augsligue elt wil ied upon her. fie 5 Begun last fall Aud Wiis Chicagn Sas rible thoughts, and the sight of a building , ;
gelique breathed a little sigh of exhausted I didn’ mean to go along wis you,’ I laid in Toa esl ance to he then | the ih Arpe oy in opt, ena > = i 1 | built of human remains is a grewsome one Mrs. MKinley’s Condition.
surrender, fitted her hands around her | 83Y, and everybody laugh: like they nev’ | 1a e ring and against her lips. . puplis to take the regular puoic schoo —still this exhibition is instructive and | She was Able to Sit Up a Short Time on Sunday
| : they are still doing everything in their
gt t's dude pele, i lab of power to locate the auburn haired woman
and family, whose inhabitation who posed as Mrs. Stanley, while the real
bas been constructed of skulls—human Mrs, Stanley, from whom the Doctor has
ih he i : shall stop. The the biggest general. h “Itis Pierre ?’ I said. course, but under special teachers. There ME
Fretdia the true raconteur attitude, and in an ver’ solemn, hae Pe 2.18 pe flere she whispered back. |are five blind pupils in the ghianiizen Dare of Col. McConnell’s great object les- | Fvening.
oan. I . Sb “So she want to keel thees man ! Cour- | By Katharine H. Brown, in Everybody’s | school, ten at the Clarke, and six at the Avai ; f SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.—Mrs. McKin-
Be you el naan a1 i tenay, we better try the affair. I think I | Magazine. Arnold school. Miss Edna Bevans is assist- alts zal, Joa am fom i wk Page I ley’s condition was so far improved Sun-
many of us. Me an’ my sisters—that’s | bold a cote-martial.’ ant supervisor, and the Misses Levy, the cannibals’ home, is the medicine hut | 937 evening that she was able to sit up a
Fro 807. TOY, Brothers ob, a ay “Some of them say, ‘Ob, don’t 1 and China Takes Burden. George and Sexton are the special teachers. of the Kahanas, the native priests of the | Short time. The welcome news was given
me yn be ack | Sandwich Irlavds,. whee. you are intro- | 0uS shortly after 5 o'clock.
od to the ery hala tHE ine x duced to the deeply mystic rites of Pele, | + General Shafter called on President Mec-
? whose incantations resemble the fetish | Kinley and, while they were talking, word
those. An’ my fazzer, he fish, an’ farm, some call ‘Shame Pon most of the people | y;,, 45 pay $11,000,000 aiYear on Indemnity—
an’ work, so hard, but he nev’ can get [don’t do nossing but laugh some more, an Answer to the Allies.
I ny. a si The biggest general, he make us walk front ee
es Bay een pes baton; of him to the grand salon in m'sieu’s house. | A Pekin dispatch to the New York Herald rire ——— work of Vonodo priesthood. came down stairs that Mrs. McKinley was
work for Mere Leroi, t'ree miles up the | Then be sit down in a great big chair and says: : Beanty' Bio Passing the miniature lake, where the | Sitting up. The P resident at once asked
mainland. Mere Leroi, she live on a big | ¢all me to him. The Chinese plenipotentiaries sent to the . y lopes. Villagers indulge their second nature in | $0 be excused and hurried to the sick room.
farm, an’ she give me all the sewin’ an’ the “What your name?’ he say. ministers Monday their answer to the de- | Miss Marie Clement, of Philadelphia Disappoints | feats of swimming and diving that are mar- | Lhe anxiety caused by Sunday night’s
i’onin’ to do. ‘Angelique Sarcey,’ I tole him. . mand for 450,000,000 taels indemnity | Her Fiance, C. C. Gelder, and Weds a Rival. velous; Diving like ducks and swimming bulletin, stating that Mrs. MeKinley’s
“Ope day I i’onin’, an’ in come Mere ““Treshien. Be sworn, Angelique.’ (about $337,000,000), which was made an TP —— Sil +, | like fish, they seem born to the water. temperature was higher, was dispelled at
“I didn’ know what he want, but, May 8th. Invitations to the wedding of Miss Marie You look again, and the flower girls, | 10 o'clock Sunday morning, when Secre.
i ’ ilin’ ’ ‘ :
= ala CT: vl one of the young generals take my hand, | The reply is long and on first reading | Clement and Charles C. Gelder on June beautiful beyond compare, with their tiash- | tary Cortelyou announced that she had
roun’ the Island las’ fall, he came back, | and hold it up, very high. : proves more satisfactory to the majority of | 4th, which had been engraved and were to ing and graceful physiques; they captivate | Passed a comfortable night and that the
He Fazzer Antoine’s nephew, you know. | ‘That is sufficient. Much obliged, Stew- | the ministers than they had expected, The | have been sent ont on Tuesday have been you. Beautiful strains of almost heavenly | Slight fever noticed last night had subsid-
He wants stay tel the 5p ral an’ he [art. Now, Angelique, take your band | first paragraph states that China has not | destroyed. Friends of the young oman | o, cio lure you to the quaint theatre, | d- Tbe President did not attend church,
ask, jus’ as soon as he come in, “'Where’s down, and tell me the truth. "Where did the shghtest intention of trying to escape | Will receive to-day cards announcing her where you sit, entranced by the lovely ca- | but remained at home nearly all day, go-
ique 2” ) ) - | you first know thees Charpentier ?’ the payment of just obligations, that she | marriage on May 11th, to W. McLean dence of the subtil sic, sung through | IDE out for a short walk just ‘before moog.
Ageliape Here’s you’ chance, An ‘‘He come to my fazzer’s house to sell | is pledged to pay all the legitimate ex- | Freeman, a member of the Philadelphia in y bs suit e mn io, t ing though There were many callers at the Sn:
“Me, I jus’ ’spize those peddlemans, | things,’ I say. penses of the allies and all damages actual- | Stock Exchange. Oriental Paradise. residence to-day. There was a general
i ip “Did you ever encourage him as a ly incurred by foreigners during the re- | Mr. and Mrs. Freeman will sail from | Mien, cho and moving in passionate pul- | feeling that the crisis had been passed and
Tess Cniacpe es he some bl Es suitor ?’ : cent troubles. The third paragraph sets | New York for Europe on the Majestic and sation, pg follow, ey Tan . that Mis. Kinley would continue to gain
stay, an’ he try sell us tings we can’t nev’ | _ “I nev’ did anysing bus hit him wis my | forth that the resources of China are di- | Will remain abroad until September when dance of the Hula Hula; the witchery of | Strength. No definite date has yet been
buy, an’ he taik silly to us till my fazzer | flati’on,’ I tole him. minishing, the government in recent years | they will be at home at No. 1514 North | (OUe3 ie very poetry of motion. No | decided upon when the President will start
he jus’ chase him off. I jus’ hate him,me. | _‘‘S0 you admit that you struck him. being able to raise only 88,000,000 ‘tals | Broad street, Philadelphia. Dr. J. M. | Audalusian senorita can give that passion. | OF the national capital, but it is hoped
Au’ when Mere Leroi say that, I look back | Now tell thees court all you know about | about $59,000,000 a year, of which 24,000,- | Mis. Freeman is a danghter of Dr. J. M. ate swirl; no Nautch odalesque, the artful | that Mrs. McKinley will be able to travel
at ber offle cross, an’ Isay, ‘I don’ want | Charpentier.’ “1 1 | J00Roes to pay the war loan and $16,000,- | Clement, of No. 1732 Girard BYEnDe. abandon with which the Hula Hula dancer | Within a few days, .
no chance on no peddleman.’ ‘‘He’s offle ole, an’ ugly, and cross,” 1000 more to pay other foreign obligations. | For five years she has been one o the | + vests this graceful dance. The writer Secretary Long lef Monday morning for
‘Mere Leroi, she laugh some more, an’ |8ay. ‘He come to our farm up Lil’ Bear| After dwelling at length upon the dimin- | belles of the northwestern part of the sity , | has been fortunate enough to see the great | Colorado Springs to visit his daughter, who
she call somebody, an’ in come thath ped- | 80d try sell me a necklace, and when I tell ishing revenue of the country and the | When her engagement to Charles C. Ge Ser, | romicr asolutas, of La Scala, San Carlo, | 18 ill. : :
dleman. Madame, you t'ink all day aw’ | bim I ain’ nev’ got no money, he say I can | great number of its outstanding obliga- | the superintendent of a large Chestnut Wien, and Paris Grand Operas, the o E——
you dream all night, an’ yet you nev’ can | have it for t’ree kisses. My fazzer, he | tions, the plenipotentiaries propose to set | Street department store, was auvanced 8 | Dance of Hindoostan, India, and has look. Kansas Will Need 20,000 Men.
see anysing so horreeble. Oh, yes, I know | drive him off, but he come back and say he | aside 15,000,000 taels about $11,000,000 | few ffi age, ie couple nceived many | upon the vulgar danse. de. venta of the| sig Demand for Field iaiorars t0 Get in the Wheat
be mus’ be good, for he relate’ to Fazzer | Boi’ to work. But hé don’ do no work, annually, this sum to be paid tothe pow- | congratulations, for hel 1 upper Nile, but never expects to feel the Cron
Antoine; but he can’t nev’ be good to see. ‘cept when he eat. so he get chase’ off | ers in monthly installments until the | All Arrangements or : oh wes ng on sama thrill of ecstacy aroused by the Hula . —
*‘He come sit down by my i’onin’ board, again, Then last week he come to Mere | amount agreed upon is made up. : June 4¢ had oT hrs 8 a tae 20° | Hula dancers, unless Terpsichore invades | Kansas will need at least 20,000 men
an’ look at me, 80!” Angelique atretched | Leroi’s and scare meso bad that Pierre | Neither the demand nor the reply, it ne quar ers or or ind "ab a tach. | the earth with her ballet of nymphs, even | from outside the State to cut, stack and
her face into an appalling grin. “An, he | bring me over here.’ . | Will be seen, mentions interest. Those |} Er Sugap oh urmis ie teenth and | then, she must be accompanied by Hula | thresh this season’s crop of wheat. Last
say, ‘Well, lil’ birdie! Have Mere Leroi| ‘Yom mean that you skated all that dis- | best acquainted with the Chinese treasury ioaa € Bparimen ouse at Sixteenth an Hula coryphees. year about 15,000 men were imported.
tole you ?’ i tance to get away from him ?’ ask’ ma- | conditions are impressed with the fact that Pe 8 Clon h t to Atlantic Cit In singularly appropriate proximity you | A delegation from the wheat belt is in
“Tole me what?’ I say. dame. And when I tole her yes, one of | the country can do no more. iia |] Frid eens A i 0 br? 1 ~ | find the imposing portal to the Great Burn- | consultation with railroad officials to ask
“‘Ain’ she speak to you ’hout me? Me | the generals look at Charpentier, and he| Li Huug Chang is desirous of having = 4h A gten ne to tio City | ing Volcano of Kilauea, and enter, the companies to give a special rate for the
what adorre you? How Igo to mass an’ | 83, ‘One ou you, ole man.’ the bills of the powers examined before the Dios Hed oy aE aay, Ba ol knowl | Before the awful majesty of ‘‘The House | purpose of encouraging mien to come into
look an’ look at you, an’ you nev’ know ?| ‘I can’t judge on thees case, ’less I see Hague tribunal, but has been given to un- | 8 Sime : ah gestiman; Who an Bown of Everlasting Burning” “you stand en- | the State to help barvest the grain.
How I come over here, jus’ on purpose to | it jus’ like it happened,’ says the bigges’ derstand that should he make this request | an AnH Ire A Je or. ten Pa oug a tranced. Here the Goddess Pele holds a tenses.
see you? I ¢’ink Ikeep still an’ not say | general. ‘One onyou men go finda flat. | the foreign occupation will be continued at ationtions never received the approva sway, and Mother Earth gives way to “Pik ah
nossing for a long time, tel I know if you |i’0n.’ the cost of several million taels a day until | of Miss Clement's pd to | trembling before the angry spasms of the id th jave to leave your service, sir
like me, hut I can’t wait, so Isay it now.’ | ‘So one of the younges’ generals, he | the examination is concluded. Miss Clement and Mr. Sema Went 10 | Goddess of Fire. Pele’s face is one awfal mid | e coac ian to the rust magnate,
An’ what you think he do, madame? Ie | bring in an on aud the board. They put S———— i Pa., where Mr. Freemans 8! fr own, gashed with fiery outs, livid with pl sory 0] oa that, John. Why?
grab ny han' an’ kiss it wis his great big | the board ‘cross two chairs, and m’sien One of His Lungs Cut Out. family havea handsome country place. the curse of angry passion. san tine I drive you ou, sir, I hear
mout 1’ say They were married there. Mr. and Mrs. Unearthly, Weird! Rugged] y H orrible! people say : ‘There goes the scoundrel,’ and
“What did you do then, Angelique 2?
Ten naeli o Nb California Man Submits to a Rare Operation “to Freeman returned to Philadelphia vester- Fly Pl: I don’t know which of us they mean.”
“1, I mos’ afraid to tell yon, I—I pick ort et id Nor how Check Consumption and Recovers. - | day and went to the home of the brig: Hoy Amie Jia Fins shoud ——— :
up my ’on, an’ I give him one slap, so he | like you was, and look like you was that | perry Taylor of Santa Ana, Cal., is one £100 ey ther Henry 5 Sksoman; 74 8% | then would have lived a pen-picture worthy | _ FOUGHT For His Lire. —'‘My father and
tumble clear down. An’ then I ran like I | time, and mos’ likely we make our deci- | of the few human beings from whom doc- : orks Broad street, the great Roman historian, whilst Gustav | Sister both died of Consumption,” writes
nev’ run before. sion for you. . tors have successfully removed an entire | Mrs. Freeman sent a note to ber parents, Dore, midst Kilanea’s sulphurous mists, J. T. Weatherwax, of Wyandotte, Mich.,
“I ink I run home cross the ice to my ‘‘Madame, all my hairs begin pull, I 80 | lung. The patient, who is 26 years of age, who were under the impression that she | gould have conjured up inspirations that | ‘‘and T was saved from the same frightful
own fazzer, an’ then if I keel that peddle- | frightened. Bat that Charpentier, he sit was stricken about four years ago with | Was still with friends at Atlantic City, in- would have made his illustrations of the | fate only by Dr. King’s New Discovery.
man, they can’t do nossing to me. But down in one of those chair, an’ he feel 80 | what he believed was galloping consump- forming them of her marriage to Mr. Free- divine Dante’s ‘Inferno’ more consam. | An attack of pneumonia left an obstinate
when I get 'most to the lake, somebody | Smart over what m’sien say, he Brin up at | ion and was treated acco ingly by the (Man. She gave no explanation of the sud- mately hellish. cough and very severe lung trouble, which
holler, an’ I look 'round, but it’s just | Me, an’ he say, ‘Come ‘long, Angelique.’ physicians consulted. Fully 240 cysts were | den transfer of her affections from Mr. Oh, the awtul snblimity of its cavernous | an excellent doctor could not help, but a
Pierre. Pierre, he Mere Leroi's son,| “Time! the younges’ general shout, so | removed in one operation, and then it was | Gelder to Mr. Freeman, depths of carmine fires, it livid streaks of few months’ use of this wonderful _medi-
an’ we’s very good friend. loud I jump an’ drop my i’on. It fall | decided that the whole lung would have to | Members of the Clement family express- | liquid fiery hell’s broth! No picture of | cine made me as well as ever and I gained
“*Where you goin’, Angelique?’ he say, thamp ! on the floor, right by my foot, bus come out. The operation was successfully | ed regret at the action of their daughter | Hades could convey more anguish to soul, | much in weight.” Infallible for Coughs,
all gasp. ‘You run like you t'ink Windigo | that ole Charpentier think he hit, an’ he | performed. and deep sympathy for Mr. Gelder. Mr. | more fraternal torture to mind than a | Colds and all Throat and Lung trouble,
eateh you.’ yell an’ hop up so quick he upset he chair, Taylor seems to have recovered his | Freeman's father is a member of the bar | glimpse into this counterfeit presentment | Trial bottles free. , Guaranteed bottles 50c.
‘I bleeve I mos’ scared to death, ma- | and knock down the i’onin’ hoard. It hit | strength and is in the best of spirits. and a large real estate owner. of the “Fiery Lake of Hell —mau-maw.” | and $1.00 at Green's.
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