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IN MY CASTLE IN THE SKY.
Silver bells gaily chime
In my castle in the sky;
Dreamin’, dreamin’, all the time
In my castle in the sky.
Free from sorrow, free from care
Happy all the time up there;
Birds are singin’ everywhere
Ia my castle in the sky.
All the chests are filled with gold
In my castle in the sky;
Priceless treasures quaint an’ old,
In my castle in the sky,
One thing only makes me pine,
Makes the chills ereep down my spine,
That is when I have to dine
In my castle in the sky.
R. B. Garrison.
THE TRAMP'S ROMANCE.
A huge pile of long hickory sticks, a
lazy boy lying in the grass beside the
idle saw and buck-that was what
board fence into the barn yard.
“Oh, I do wish pa'd let me
fishin’ after dinner, and then I'd fini
this pile to but
won't!”
heard
up and went to work again,
“Say, don’t
body to saw that wood for you?’
the tramp.
“You bet!”
around.
“I'm the
me a bite
“All right,”
Why not
besides securing
how
wood morrow!
that
as at
wias what the tramp
last the big lazy boy got
sonny, you want some
asked
resin nded
ill do It,
give i
ised dime witl
and such
Over the fence came
and at
a bound,
had the appearance
fellow—and not «
nor hungry lookl
generally
OLce
time he
and a
Jeeniead
his lo
hair,
eyes,
the ave
laid
dow :
YOu wal
like
money
the tramp
by whi
of
ago |
Inrs.”
sive,
“My-y ejaculated
catching his breath.
got it now-—what's gone
“Ohno need to talk
replied the tramp airily. “Had a jolly
good time with it, and ain't one
sorry it's Dress nice?
wasn't a bigger swell in town than me,
and I drove fine horses, and all
sort of thing. you know. But
its
¥ thousan
tramp looked
stars!” Johnnie,
“Well, you ain't
with it?
that,”
about
gone,
that
when
it Ay after I was 21, my aunt. who
raised me, didn’t have any more gse
for such as me, sc 1 skipped out, and
I've been skipping ever since”
ued: “Some of these days when [ get
rheumatios or something of the sort. so
tramping won't be so jolly, I'm going
to settle down and write a book about
where all I've been, and all I've seen.
home, and before he gets away from
me he will have "most a notion to take
to tramping himself, seeing that I have
go fine a time of it.” Then he was
quiet for a good while, and a pucker
settled down over his eyes as he fin.
ished his dinner.
“i's only time 1 ever wished I was
something eise was about a week ago,
but it didn't last long,” he sald, as he
set aside the basket and cup. “Maybe
ten miles from here,
town, and the first house I come to wns
a cute little frame concern, all built up
new and niee, and made me think that
lke as not young couple just
starting out in life was beginning there
that kind is always the
tackle,
“Well, I went around the house, and
when i the corner, 1 was just
struck to the ground with surprise
on the back porch, behind
the first girl 1 was
she was singing and sewing
and rocking a eradle, Facet is, 1 cared
for that girl than I ever did for
anybody, and I'd have known her most
How We never got
some
Dest to
got to
‘here
vines, sat ever en
gaged to!
1
more
anvwhere, it come
married,
so we concluded to walt until we were,
which would be about three years
Well, three long bit,
when you're young and full of devil
time
vears is a good
so to fill up
I got to
or two
to flirting
beat at
ment, that
pretty much on one
which set her
till 1
hen
Saw
girs,
the
gaine,
for 1
other
was
had a
didn’t
who wanted her ax had
riled n
with boys, my
high old
object to
we
she
another fellow
as I did, and It
just the sane We
considerable
and
that
and
in front of
He
happy as a
about looking him
in the face, but he stopped his talking
as I went past. [I felt like hitting him
under the chin, and 1 ain't a
man, either. Still, it was all
fault Kate had as good a
right to flirt ax I bad, but then 1 had
never counted on her caring more for
anybody than for me.”
with the £n, Hates ta
ting on a box
the vas Bill
was laughing and talking
didn’t enre
shoes,” an
store Bates himself
Own
“Johnnie, Johnnie, come to dinner,
“Hore go ont of this gate” ordered
basket and cup
and down.
“Ah
alley gate.
“1 wish I was a—a-like you,” sighed
Johnnie, as he hooked the gate.
like to do just as 1 pleased.”
“Better stay at home, sonny. No
danger but you'll make both ends meet.
Good bye, and U'm much obliged for
Maybe we'll meet ngain
went his
your dinner,
some day,” and the tramp
way, whistling as he went,
Workers in ts Manufacture Take Thoir
Lives in Their Hands.
The whole world is sald to owe grati
to Widnes, that strange littl
on the banks of the Mersey, It
home of the trade in
Widnes
chemicals
In men spend thelr Hyves
many of the chemleal compounds fa
may be prodoced
and a chemical factory is simply an in
ferno on a small seale,
in some of the workshops the fumes
awinl. They
the Intruder, and
nod
the
are
are something grip the
that he is being choked
Yet in such atmosphere
of
he feels
tortured:
dally tasks thousands of men
out,
in the manufacture of
murinti acid, yield
Is produced by
and
¥ al
HXIng Connon Sait
sulphuric
the vapors produced are almost
seizes the
Watched a Boy's Heart Boat,
of a human heart
were watched by scores of trains eves
recently in Exhibition Hall at the Me-
chanics’ building, where were gathersd
physicians from all parts of the State.
Standing between a Crookes tube and
a large box in which the observer shut
himself out from the sunlight, was a
boy divested of coat and vest. To the
youngster it was something of a “cir
cus,” but to the physicians, who, one
after another, took their place in the
box, it was an exemplification of an
end-of -the-century achievement of sel.
For the X mys laid open to the
pulsations
chest, and there, pumping steadily
throb of which could be discerned so
clearly that any irregularity might
easily have been detected. So simple
is the appamtus required and so start
ling the results that the physicians be.
came enthusiastic over what they
medicine and surgery.—Boston Globe,
Five years ago Mra. Katherine QQ.
Reed, of Sisterville, W. Va, was a
poor widow, her only possession bwing
a farm considered worthless, Gil was
unexpectedly found upon it, the flow
was immense, and she has just died,
worth over $1,000,000,
TOF DESTROYED
Two Thousand People at Onto
nagon Lose Everything,
HARDLY A HOUSE LEFT.
Business Houses, Residences, and
Factories Wiped Out by Fire
Loss Estimated at $1,500,~
C00 — Communication
Cut Off,
Ontonagon, Mich, was destroyed by fire
Of the city of about 2,000 population hardly
a house is left standing prog
orty destroyed is the extensive plant of the
Match
fest of lumber in their
Among the
Diamond Company and
Conservative
£1.500,000, NO
yards
eslimateos place the joss at
ives were lost,
Ihe tire hal beer
of the «
southwest weeks
nearly out when a southwest
At noon It
gale
ipon the town Was
t ow 1 1 y
IY Wis Goole
YON AWA
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fered
th
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A ———
LINCOLN MEMORIALU!
FOUGHT TILL DEATH.
be youny men walked out iuto the yard,
There they agreed to clasp their left hands
snd to shoot until their plato s wers emptied,
The tivals lost no time in beginning the duel
ahd soon ths crack of their pistols startled
the dancers, rushed out and found
Morgan dead and Page dying.
Each had shot five times each shot had
taken effect, and thea with hands still
clasped they bad fallen. "Ihe young lady
who caused the tragedy was among those
who rushel to the scene and heard the dy-
ing Page tell of the duel. Shs was not
much affected and declared she Joved
neither of the men and that she thought
they knew that she was already afllasced,
BILL DOOLAN KILLED AT LAST.
United States Ofoers Barprised the Boted Outlaw
at His Heme,
who
A special to the Kansas City Star from
Guthrie, Okla, says: “United States Mar-
sh I, Heck Thomas, and deputies are en
«oats to this city from forty miles east, =ith
t' body of Bill Doolin, the noted ocutiaw,
They killed bim in a battle near Clayton,
Payne County. Ones deputy was wounded,
Doolin had been staying with bis wife in
Payne County sinoe his escape from the Fag.
eral jail, July 4 and officers had been wateh-
ing 8 chanoe to surprise him for several
weeks,’
No lives wera lost
gon, Mich
by the st Ontonms-
, Which destroyed 55,000,000 feet
fire
of lumber,
Five French Canadian fishermen from Ber
thier worse drowned lust week off Gros Isle,
Gulf of BL, Lawrence
Har Id, the young
Morse, of Amherst C
son of Prof, A. D
lege,
while playing in the river near the college
wis drowned
An explosion of gas Iu New York wreoked
the house and destroyed the furnitures of M.
F. Wynn. The loss is placed at 810,000
Lightning struck the North Beach, Mary
land Life Saving Station doing considerable
damage snd stunning three ofthe crew,
the
Miami Powder Company's mills near Xenia,
}y the explosion of the dry house in
his
0., Charles Viggls and Frank Ei
killed,
An explosion of gas occurted at the Maul
were
coal mine, at Princeton, Ind, Charles Gasi
mer ls missiog, and it is feared that he was
killed,
A runaway (rolley
Catochin M
apd jumped
’
ear dashed do
the
wn
intain near i
the track
were
has been # sw 14 some time that
oracyehas been st the mud
ay bave given ii the ramore
RIOTING AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
Armed Men Invade the Ottoman Dank and Take
Possession
A seore of men, armed with revoivers and
bombs, invaded the Oltoman Bask, killing a
pumber of gendarmes on gnard
Closing the doors of the Ottoman Bask to
prevent the onwand advance of the mob, the
employes of the bask fied to the quarters in
syndicate, which has control of the colien
tion of the taxes on tobaoco throughout the
Turkish empire,
The invaders mounted the roo! of the
building and from the open windows fired at
the police in the street below. The police
returned the fasillade in a vigorous manne
and several persons were killed asd woun.
ded,
The riot then became general. Ehops were
sacked and bazaars invaded and the wildest
sxcitement prevailed throughout certain
quarters of Constantinople,
I MI A555 NG 5
It is reported that the provisional govern
mant of Cuba has issued a proclamation
ordering the total destruction of property of
all kinds and the prevention of any prepara.
tion for the coming sugar season.
CABLE BPARKS.
A revolutionary conspiracy has been dis
covered and frustrated fn Gerona, Bpain,
The Beoteh
meeting to devise ways to meet American
oll companies have called a
oth petition,
There has bosn alarming incronss in
the number of aoe to
Alps
The
tourists io the
this season
oF
Interna
Association
eighteenth nEress the
JAterary and Artistic
in Berne, Ewitzeriand.
have
Gl G80
fn, cial leans,
3 f 2 g bee 4
wen arrested In Barcelons, Bpain, io
Willi the revolutionary movement
Order has been restored la ( onstantinopis,
§
Minister
} Terrell telegraphed hundreds of
Armenians wore killed in the riots ou Wed-
uesdny,
Professor Andree has arrived at Tromsos,
Norway, from Dane's Island, having aban-
doned for this year his attempt to cross the
ariie regions in a bad
Mr Alexagder W. Te i, nited
fied the Turkish
mlales
taal goveri~
the aliack
uted
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