Facte 'of 'Interest
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J -Symposium of
' Partly Gossipy
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Adown the-river 1 ..? -V
.fa , . ,
a Tho ianccs quiver, t
That the moon thrusts down from the
. y'vj .. heaven's blue . v,
And where they glisten ... '
' I sit and listen -To
tho nlt,-ht birds call and dream of you.
The tog clouds RUthir and roll apart
l'.juod. ..my. boat ..where X ,dreau tot you,
. sweetheart. , . -,' . -..
In my lonely dreaming "
A funded seemlnjr '
Of a happy time conies bark to mc.
When throueh moments fleeting
v ,.'' Our hearts were beating .
In affection's sweetest rhapsody, ;,
And those perfect symbols of nature's art,
The roses bloomed with our lovei swect
heart; . . (" . ' , ,'., . . -.-.':
- ISach tender messr.jo ' '
Greater love did pre.snso, '
Anil the fond embraces and sweet alarms
Jlude earth tvrow dearer . : ,
And heaven seem nearer '
W(lh each lovlns clasp or your soft, while
arm's. '
To know that Ihold a place In your heart
Is the sweetest knowledge to me. sweeet'
.' ' heart, . . . .
i. '. " :
Hut the wind blows coldly ; ':.
-.. ; And the Bray mist boldly ..
FllngS over the river a sombre pall, i.rf.
Thenroomtfrows pitlcr . . .
And Us shafts are frailer
A down In. the'wert they !towly fall."
-From thoughts of the past 1 wake with a
start-
0wcet dreams, my darling, good-night,
wi.ril h.ii I'f. '
s f . v.. . . .1 . Chicago' Record...
"There te 'eonuhilng." inusfa Amber
tn-thTtmes-lleRiJd, ."that is ctCtlnir to
ber'awfully'searee- in -this world. 1 fctall
T ftr ymi 'what It 'Is?- It's-BH3. We
have lo'tsof yotinjr ladies ar.':1 1' its at
Int mfeses, hut the sweet o-ld-fatthitwed
plrls of ever so Ions' a go have vanishes!,
Blonfe:v'tV'lith'poke" bonnnts ad -ClnnUimra.
.co.eJtfi.es.. Lot, tho cnurtierit,e a-fewuf
fhe fr.'rfs that are wanited. Iri 'the tlnst
rdace . we .wan homo irtrls slrla who
ore mottier's rlcflvt hand; girls who can
cuddle 4ihe little ones next.betit, to mam
ma and F.month out the domestic skein
when Wrings K"t twisted; girls whem
fa'llher 'takes comfnt In for somc'thlnis
better ith'an. beuty, ar,'d the 'tt'.i brotw-
. ..ow tu?e proud of. for-swmetblg t'hatout-
rajiks the aibllilty 'to idunoo or to stune tn
eoclety. Kext, wo waat fttirtJ of sonse-
' irlrls.who-,lvarvc.. atattSWi-.W. t!Kr
own, rtgardltss) of . coovewlIonalMies,
and are independ'.,T,it enough to Kve up
to fit; p'.rla who simply won't wear a
tnpMfns drefs on the Fi'.rect to gather tip
mlorolira apd oil . sorts of dolilement;
pirla who wcn'it wear a ''.llyh hat ,.p fhe
(theater, or la-orate thrlr feet and en
ianger thrlr heall'h iwltih fclKh heels and
oorstits; girls whb will wear wft a t Is pret
ty and bccamir.'jr ar.'d snap IhnXr fingers
Rt the.dletO.teB of fahlori .whea fa-rMon
fc horrid and sjllly. And wo want god
glrlj, frju'ls-who. a'ro v t rin'b; t.'tinn'i.rt't
out from the ihqart to 'the lips; .Innostwt'
ana puns an.l tilmple g'lrls. with 1M
knowledge of tln an'l lupKe;ty and evil
dcilr.pr at 20 Chan the piC'Corlous ,11'l-tla
Bclho'oJs'Irl at 10 Iras all ton often; p'rlr
Siho ra.y Hhe'.r prayers and read th'r
itlca, eT.d' love God and kcci IHm
" ' ccnrmaTidnnents (ye want Ihos? g'lrls
'anfuritfirl!'). rtnd wn want carrfiil
plrls atii prudpr.t Rlrjs, who think
-'tJf.ous'h cif ithe gf ner?!U8 father who M!Ls
' -to rr.ffltln'lnln 'thcm' In comfort; and rt?
th wMo mrthcr who denies 'hC'tiwCf
much , thn't Vhhy may have s.i many
pretty ihCrns,' i caani fhe ecm- n.r-1
Oraw the 1C 'btitwrfn the f?n?nt;(a'3
aid 'tTjC!non.3r.stftitJalfly.';rls who aifa
UTSPCitUCi.nfl:caar..'to 'a a,1fcr.'.r.!J hi;
comfort (ln-ihtt home raoher chian.'.tiri '
jtpcni;i:re,:jiafl . Useless burden. Ave'
want gtfi .jfjrMib ,h?5( nOris who jir?.
iuai or tcnoi?rncas anu Fyir.pitny.'ttvrci
O-.' tf am-itfrat flow for, :rthtT", .'IHs nrd
firriles i'hat Jj? fit , 'toward j:holr own
though1!. W 'have lots cf c'.?vr glr'a.'
4 bnill.'iar.i; p'liva, att-i vri'Ay girts.
Give us 'a oonolc-nmtnt of J tlly gi;rl?,
waTim-hfiairt'S(l and !mpitl.ve g!.ris. klp.;l
anl tTiitertailn'Inis 'to MiKr own folks nri'l
wMh llti'.I'? 1e'3lre to tiAne In the guq'ciij'
wori'd, VCiy a.- few; such girls sraiit
tfred aTiout life 'would freshen up for
, j. ' all of .us, osMthe weaither does untlr.r 'the
fpal! of soltsprJiifr.riiiliri, ijpep hi9
' day when thM wort of girl fihall nil i:ihe
world, overrunning , 'the. spaces whers
!o'a putf 4'hjrtn; .ss HaSlBK iwres: di
trrak thrniigh the trtliis in
RlJ-mmer -nl .sfllnit aihove the commifl
. "ileMMay, a iDlPsnlnff and a boon to all
. who passiKcm by."
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A PRACTICAL TE3T . , .,.
' frheyoli ray that you 'love the very
trroiind !-w.ilkon? ' ; ' ' :
He I swear It. '' ' '
She Will you prove It? ''
I. He Willingly. . i ... . . ,
She Well,,Jf you love. the ground I valk
n K1 out atld'riln a lawnmover oyer It.
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v :- Mite6'Our'n. a New TorkeT of
Bd'vocietU viaviu, C wo'l .tt'jnk ht
wwtnen are-gif.ia; to .do so m'ueh god
-.. f,-.lf:Tsy.fttak..ln- pgSiMcUf .Miy. adlow.'
tihtmselves to gtC Into l.he eld rutsa'nd
fifc?k to 1lh o'id . tri',Wb 7 I,
wuh,k,io une oja m' ,hiJa of 'man poH -
tics. .'Wtaman.'s .cJuba.tT cr.tlrtfiy too.
much ln6:i'm'd 'lo degfintTa't Into mu
tual admltUMlftm 3?tC. As a Tu'e, I
6tt(t find women axejnuoh bettor fhan
tmtft uiKl' jinicy iJinn't-irr.iak'e:.lai:f as
Kootf RoiliSroS. "T hey nye ?iVUa more
jjuu'iusa-n iiiaj). ir.en, ar.ti more influ
ejJV 'liy afnelr ,ecrvtlmwtB. I flon't
tft'lmk women .will make goyi, e.clWe
JxA'-VxHina. influeftce Is & S.Sb'J thing
.wJjfro It qin be um, .but, from i&ux
'ah ttfidprJi stiff ragCut, I tave ocme to be
lieve that .the suffrags for woman
wsftbe m.gwti, ototako.?-
"Tommy,';nrlerL Tommy's mother from
. . the window, Vdldn't I Ml yon not to sit
down on the damp grass?" - . ;
"Yes, mamma, returned Tommy. "I
ain't doln-tt. ' I wiped this' graps with a
i -'twel befote I sat down." 'Pearson's
Weekly.
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TUfi ADVANCED WOMEN: )
"9'J1Jr flP y ""e" llk9 tne dub so woli?
' isit becauso'thty' are so homelike?" ,
. "It Is because: they are not homelike."'
JJte.
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.MucOi.os.ciiJxcij'itinteTe'S't-.'now csr.tw
&amey. Ear.ato,-. the muni-mi'Ic-n--'
t . aire magnate of Hhe fiouMi AfrlyKi m-'n-:
' region, a -more tf r.-.Tpr 'scmslmijnt
Wll be tniiwa!nt'3 totvai'J h'ls bca!i'-'
Jul wiife and their 'two i'ntert s'tlng r;.Vl-.
wren. Prtonrdi &nd Jack. Mm Bac,
ofo, according fhe I'.Tnr.a-Heru.id,
x-a born, in Afitoi, and she Is bill
fceaU'tlTul aT.J ' tlhai-.i.Tilmg. A devrtied
Wife ana n&hcr, ,r. vtrthcTe fiwi
; ,A'mf frtwh wociad.fliiiigabtohs as btr'
POarltlon to 0:fe 'dBir.nnile -artrl l.i h,-,M
' who come "wK'hl'n r farrr, 'tihe lsa
ill H lil..i lil . m i 1 ..
, . .,ii,,vwi. i ne jauuioua
. wtaltih of ber usbanl puts WithCn her
leaoh every luxury ihat ev-n the feml,
(ffMie mind cau concciUie, and the wears
the Utinot.!on whkh such wealth o-wi
fer wltb an unosten'tatlous' 'grace that
makes twr.a queen among1 women'. - It
s nat urpi'tolng. th-c-refore. that her
. umand escapes fnofh tlto 'exfcla.fnw tr-'
; iPf. money-njalclDg .wSienever itiS
opIKTtuw.tr, presents iltf, or tha-t 'he
Js happ4wt B.Tfl JippcW rtt "IflJ best
. When, i harms -cua aaldo the cares' of
business, he pntere upon, the pkneant
onjoymtmtoflhomelIren-KlchbelaTes
.s'W'ttihi bis. 'rlfe.(9je(hi:1'lTfjjv 4.Tbce fa
vord paretite are as bltredT th tMr
t.;s Jwny. fiun&mza as Dhey.are opu
Jcnt Jn tnatetiloil Interests. ' They have
win,.JaYJy TfklWrjv -a 3-jear-ald
flauffhttrnttnp'jd oih pirairors;'. a'nd
ba by boy.iawe'a : yarsT VivrK tciied
her fortOMnat at.lier owr-d, amd1 the
ne fro"ir-whIch was takPtv imftry
4i eoloMa otun4. ws caHed 'TheJ
X: a aoOl tbt girt Uby was tmmed,
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Information, Partly Grave,
and Partly Gay.
a.r.:d ''hcT Joycus prattle gives as.mu-cCi
pltaoaro t-a her fji.iief'3 .'heant now sS
Jlnglo tu;e fcclii d'.d ;whe:j the
J:iv3u-at .of .t'ht mir-' mlr.i'.i'd. in coin, of
the itulinx ws Ibua tlioivpcd Jnlo bia
colters. ,' '
AN.131P(RTAXT QCE3TION: )'
TlJo you think," tho asplrlug yaung wo
man casei'ly , intiusMd, "Uiat.i. etui e'v.r
l.-ocuiiu- u K'oat aviicb.'"
"4 don't know," npaed tho manager,
thouglntuli) : ''who is your drtssuiuKer'r"
Washing loll Star:
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SELKCTED RECli KS:
Halted lilc-st uad llcminy. Froo any
::na ot cc.J nieui' of lui. sum una imt.-,
una. chop if ratnur tine: 'id vuvu.cub'.'ut
uuil liuil-ft jttu.'ii'POnliu of bait un.l aujut
lidif u. tcupoumiil ol pepper. iJut lia.if
u teaspoumul "of butter imo' a' saucepan
"and on tho lire. Whcti'ihe butttr beuometi
hot add' tt-'Uitspount'ul of lljur, anl .tfur
the mixture -umll It berames smootn mid
lrothy. .Nov add two-thlnta of. a eaiilul
ct'. cuiU slock or milk. If there be ncitaor.
stock nor. milk Ih Wm h'ouso uae water, In
v.-liUli eai-e be rather i;eiu-rou.s in your al
lowjinte of liuttt-r. Stir the li.pild until it
boils'. Season With a Kali.poonful ot Hi'.lt
and .littio' pepper, ' Add tiic mcaMo the
rauee and turn ell Into a . shallow dish.
With a fork breuk up . a cupf of cold
hominy 'niKl spread' U .evor tho. prepnra
llon or meat.. Cover thci dKh aij'J cook In
n mo.ier'ato ovea for half ah hour, yjrve
r.t olice .It thefcml ofuhat time.
1 !sh balls.Blx xinnceB-'of salt VodDsh.
olscht medium hlfce liutulor., yolks of tv.'o
. etisa. one ounce or t. utter, pepper ami suit,
cracker crumbs. , Krefttien- the eoiin:h "jy
imtting It lij colli water "thu night lufore,
chaiiK the water twice; In ,tlij mornlnij
'put Into bolllrig water and boil one hour;
when well donotnk? it off niid poilnd lino
with h pntatb inwsher; boll the'-pouitoe
with lacHi'.tn off; w.iitm lo;ie put with tho
Hs.li Hiid mix v.-ell tugethcr. adding, while
hot, the' 'butler, pepper.'salt and. eggs;
m&Ue tnto. shi pen dip Into whipped egg,
t.ircn into. orackar crumbs, fry In boiling
hot fat till tuey.iinv a sliKlit brown coter.
,Tbls will mak Ualls sultlclent for six per
sons. . ..'. ,..
" lln ad J-uJOIng, A new roclpe for bread
pudding l.-f onfc woi ;h adding to the.house
ktpers' note-ho.jk. Soak one pint of lino
orumba In a pint of milk until Soft, add
three tilde ipoonftl In of cocoa dissolved in
. little water, three well-beaten eggs, a
iialf .eupful 'of giviuulated sugar, and an
other !ni at mMk. Set the pudding dish
In a pan of hot water und bake one hour.
Whipped cream, flavored with vanilla, l.i
very good with luis pudding, or a rauce
nrailc I'rbm a scant cupful of sngar, n
tablosiioonful of corn starch and a cupful
of water may Ys lived. Oook -the Ingivill-.
tnts 111 a double holler ten minutes, and
jjat before serving add ah ounce of but
ter ami a half tenspoonf ul of vanilla.
Whole Wheat .tread. 3rald one cup of
mflk; turn It Into a, bowl; ad 1 ope tea
ppoonrol of. butter, one teapoonful of
purar, one'of salt and one clip of water?
when lukewarm add one-hlf of a yoa-'t
oako, which has bei'h dlsBolved In a half
cup 'of lukewarm, wntor. Stir In threA
cups-of whole wheat flour, -and beat un
til light und smooth. Let rise over nlit'it.
In tho monilng, . when light, add two or
thVeo.cnps.of Hour, or enough to multo n
soft dough. Knead w,"!!, and. bo careful,
ret to l too much flour In the knead-
ins?. Whlto Hour can bo Used for the
kneadimV If desired. Let- the dotigh rise
until it doubles Its bulk. Shape It Into
loaves, put In grcosed bread tin. let ri.o
again and bake forty-llvo mlnuiaa. In a
mo.lerate.ovon. ,. .
iToi nbrcad. On and one-half pints of
wb.it s eornweal ,pho tublcspoontul of sift
ed Uoar,. a little 'Stilt, and thiieo ' heaplnn;
teaspoo.ifuls of baking powder, mixed
thoroughly together-while dry. Add one
tablcspooufti! of f rush butter and sufllelent
sweet milk to .make a soft dough. Uako
.immediately In a buttered pan. i . - .
CJraham I'udillnc One cunfr.l ot ara.
ha rii flour," half a etinful of flour.- half, a
oupuj of molass-e.i, onn. cupful of Bv.-eet,
mriK, one, tearspoontui or sbda. a little salt,
dna cupful each ortecded raisins" and cur-l-anfs:
meam bnchour and three'-aiiarl6i's;
sqrve wun croain or any piHimng sauce.
Chicken. Hungarian Style. Melt in a
eaiicc'U.an three tnlde?poonf ills of butter;
add tho. chicken cut lh pieces, .six email
onions cut -in silces, a little chopped pars
Icy, stew : slowly . iin til -der. Ilefore
serving aid one 'glasefull oi. rallk, a Kttla
cayenne pepper nnd servo in a ho.low dish
with tho bollrd rrco.
Ilosdenf Wafers. One 'cupful of tiittc-r,
two euufuls of snKar, five eggs, stirred In
without beating, .flavor with extract of
rose, Add Hour to roll. Flatten tha doiiR''.i,
inn In pan and set; on ice until thoroughly
chfllcd; roll Very thin nnd bake quickly.
ltusH. Two te;;ci:pB rnlsed dough.. Ono
teacirp sugar, bftlf cu.p butter, two well,
tica ton eg-?s,' flour enough to-mciko a otliT
dough, set.t'o mlse and when light mold
Into high biscuits and let rice again; sift
sugar, and cinnamon over the - top anj
place In oven; let bako twenty. minutes. .
Green Apple Cream. Hoi 1 .twelve, tart
epls. press through a sieve, add ono-half
pound of Sugar and the whites of two
ergs whipped; eat thoroughly until the
mixture' is: very stiff, and f white; servo
with or. without: whipped cream' poured
over It. . -..'., ..
.Cracker Omelet. Break one ottcrt ot
oyster crackers Into small -pieces, pour
Over them on? pint of hot mlik with half
ttaspoon ful" f salt. SHf In three eggs
well beaten and put IntS a hot buttered
skrt'M.- Cook slowly ten minutes, stirring
frequently. . ,
Walnut Balad.-4 hop lettuce - and tho
y1?11??. ot. if? l'-I'J"c-1 e,B. not '.too
?noU,S?,- 1'Kh,t.Ly ihef; sprlnk.e'the
top tlilekty with walnut meats and the
vniV. nf tH ..t manwi.-'unuf vei'
volks of trie esftr. cut eoarsslyt'uou
a-salr.4 flreiislng: rirvb cold: ' .
Cocoa Fro.ppe. I'repare the cocoa In the
morrrine the smme s Tor' the tabloV Pour
Into git-3 aatl place near the Ice. -When
rccrly to serve put fno whipped cream on
each glsspfnl.
Minced TcnEUe. Take one cunful bf
flntly"nllnrd tarcOe. and' two cupful." of
mincen potatoes; ceai in a saucepan wun
white rauce. . :m
- Olnifrrarte. Swretdn "a nftnlrei-'-of leo
water and-add extraot of .Jamaica ginger
to taste.
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THE QIJE3TIOJJT OF THH FUTURE: -. :
.-it tGeod sir, do yetfipreSptiBe triW-'e,- ?'
v- With tjare fhe tuieellon ncite-i--..
' BecRiu-emy nusbard-you would be,'.-
Ordo you -want my vta? - - .. .
. . :: Washington Star.'
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iieai.th iriNTAV-; " ; ' ' I '
.An estoemoil 'correspohd'nt-of The Trl-i
bunii.Jtetiils It the. Toilolnrlntr ' "'silre cure"
for. diphtheria; : ''iJiis poke root; scrapq
the barki from tbo roats; warm and bind
on the neck. It v;rll dr.uV all the soreness
04it- of the throat on tho outsido of (he
nx-k."- '- '-'.
t -Tho dangers of cycling may be avoided
in
Breat nieaeure, rays l)r. tieorge Her-
scliell. bv: 1 'I'h'n "i. ".f n-lfiv cpnp i 9
The -upright-position in rkHiin the r:ooiM
Ins poclticn prevents proper expansion of.
ine mr.gs nnd lntetreres with the proper
a-eratiori 6r ahe-Maod. 3. Adequate food
when ridlrt und the avoidance of muselo
poisons, such as beef tea ttia illgestlvo
power of the stomach fa-inhibited while
rldinss -4. The avoidance of ko:a nnd caca
preparaUons; these, by beniinbina -tho
sense of fatiguo.- cause' more work to.be
done than Is Jiirllolous. 5.' On' no account
should the' eyciWt continue riding after
he linS'Cormeneed to fee! short of breath
or when there Is the slightest sensation of
uneasiness In tho ehest. i '
-A new ciiratlvo-treat.raenthas been dls
covered Dt'n -Transvaal iln.in- : wovinw
'hoteeMhe fact that ml !k absorbs polonaus
inwKei, no iiecidcl that II
mlR'ht be posslsble-to ttrn this germ-Rb-sorblhg.
power t a thoTnpcutlc ancannt.
He puts his Ides, to the test, and now as.
serts that he has' cured persons of smnll-140X-,
fever, diphtheria and ottw-r maladies
by simply wrapping them In mill, sheets'
Tho patient Is hurt tin a1 rhattrc9 eoverorl
with blankets, and Is packed 1 a shoet
.st,lare e.nough,to envc-lop.tho body.
Tula sheet has first been saturated In a
p nt and a half of watm mlik, and Is a'p-i
pllcl to the body without wringing. Afte
th is i treatment,, which lasts abqa! nn hour,:
therpfttleBt. Is spinged with warm wat6r
or la nut in A wntm bath. .
Lorilon TOIIy News: Frenchmen Vho
aa Is well known, are particularly f'and 'of
soup,, are dismayed to find a popular
writer, Jt.,4',urtliiriw. declaring that that'
.f,'?0d.uOr. "he cause of ill the
Ills that dyfpeptle nature is heir in. Ac
cording to him. the practico of bc-elnnlntri
dinner with soup eau-es a distension of-i
the stdmach that Is fatal to hn
f ljEtlngtJie .!ldt,nt follow. More
1P'eias If this were' not bad enougb. the
pKiiie imirr iieciarea nai tnsre Is llttli
ar no nouns cmeni in it, ana that, as it
usvirj cr.tep 'vb-y kot, t laj-arc1 th3 "c
aaiJ of tWJiil.r:- ' ' m ,r
Aa apostle of physical ctilture csyj tial
n:i cvc:icnt and " r.vver-fii!l!r;t .'eurj; ii
.iw'ivoiia fcaadiwho u t ;' :lii?l6.Hict of
waikitg .-Lnrtn:-d. ivu'- hucutui is
long cj is ui.aPy necessary to p.-o.-wf!-'
ode. It omeiln-.e?. however, reqr.lros
more than. ten mln.itc3 to wall: at ail,-it
er.e Is. very. n.crvouf.'" 'Ilr.t R Is not ua
('.'.rFtodit that It id necessary to wall; a
chalk Une. .Any kind of walking will do,'
lirovidcJ-.it la Vcfev.'rd.,
THE FATI3 OP THF1 WOMAN POLI
TICIAN: Sho' entered politics, hclgho,
Hut long shq did not linger;
Sie tried to nail a campaign lie,.
. And paunied, eke, her timtr,
. uarclt Tribune.
HOfSEIlOLD StGJ E3TJOXS: ';,''
Cld flannel nhlrts make a.H)J daL?rs a:id
ca.-i bj v.aj.n-d wei-k y. t'or tho jub'oing
elivcr Ihey are' Invaluable.
I'ao 'soapy water- when-mnking starch.
The flothcs will hav-J a gloler ti;.i;car-
unee pud tho Irons v.Ul fco -lesu liko.y to
stick. . .
. Chemists ay lt.tnkr.s, more than twice'
as much ' s'.irar to swi-rteh. ' prVervej,
seuces. und like ir n'm i v.-in thv
begin to cook, a it does to ni'd ii iificr'
tlia pi-oce-vs la socompik-aut). -i . . ,
An .elileidown (;t;lu j-olicd up and t'wl
with a broad ribbon. I r.aw ocui'iriiKy
tvon pll&d with' tho ethen cushions of a
divan. If is i-ald to have ,;iini:iabl: fit-'
tlng-in qualities, "and ir the qnlit U hand-'
some, ns such 'usuully-are,- It Is decora
tive as well. , . i . .
l.lttlo bass, of Rov.-dored. orrln root cro
consider..! among tha daintli-.it. lievlces
for tierfun-.ing beil linen and utiiicrvlolaes,
and aro nioio pcpiilur j'lt now than lav-t-ndev.
(irrhi root- can he ' leae'v.c 1 in
strnj th by the slm;. djvicc of Fr.r.nlnt
tt well., spreading it ont so that the sun
Will dry It J'iiqioiii.ihly, .
After frying doughnnta or fritters or
- "A P.ltK"';' Bhiicj)," the 'tftlcst produc
tion ot Hiyt's clever pen and excellent
Idjas of 'ststeJ 'tnanaje.iier.t, -v.-as de-slxitc-'for
to 'purlsebttt"t6 entertain
ami brlnit'iliilara t;-the'b.ix:ot!lce, and
In- those objects It' has nct. with thor
ottsa success.' i fintridccta la .-nst x-v
bo- called' afn almost itollaV Mfscl:y,. a
rolllcklrts. -Jolly ein'e-.IIan 'In Oils llai--l:in
a .fellow-, of - quickness, rieftr.cr.s,
and n rattlo-bra-incd fatllity 'for say
ing and fi-.jCns In on hdmlrably v,n
rtudleu and l,a;uha.l:U way thing? that
(Xsturb any nvau's . disr.ity, . and are
calculated to drive care away. Ilnrlan
Is. it-kood. sinner, and his rich mellow
voice, certainly must aid. hint In niak
. In? the. character. he poj'traya a success.
H!;i sketch cf a man tor.g.iiiv' In Ar,e! -manla
Is raid fo be one oi tho funnlcrtt
things eer lntroilyceil In comedy. I.'uxt
to him Iriiyor cotv.es William -.Do
. Yere, whose portrayal. of.-a, Jjlly Arl
itoiia. editor . ready far anything and at
home wUh,!run3 and "red Ink," Is n
r.ovtl . anil ..Quaint character that no
body but lloyt could possibly conceive.
Ada Pare, . who plays the Quern of
liutiesqttL', will be seen hero for tho
first time la a lloyt comedy. It- la
claimed that she Is entitled to rank
with the siaca 'beauties. It 'Is one .of
Mr. Koyto happy faculties In- secur
ing, pretty n-irls in all the comparili.'S,
and In ''A Black 'Khe-op" he has- made
no-exocptlon..-The iK'tv piece will be
teen heie this evening at the' Academy
of AIuslc. t
, -.. -.. . -, (j .. . . ,
The bin; production of "Pnlriior Cn:;'s
Eroivnlis," rnanajed-'by C. H. Jefreiv
son, Klaw & "Kria'npfep, which will bo
the attraclion 'at the Froth Drglta-nr wn
next 'Monday hnd Tuesday evenings
and Tuetday afternoon, teils an Inte'i-i
estlng 1 story. "litania, nueen of tlio
fairies, -U betrothed to rrine'e Florlmel.
The Ilrownle.i -have eorr.3 to fairyland
to take part In the' wedding. Dragon
fell a v.-icked di'-nVifi, and ifls retinue
come to-the veildlng', Irca'rinR gifts and
dlrguiscd as 'fficifd!". While the Hrowh
ies - nnd -I-wjrS 'are' ntertafrrin;r Who'.
nrlnrr nifd' oii'den wlth honf nnd danna
TItaniit arid ,'tier lafies lti waiting are
carrie'd 'away liy' l3ra'r,-ififel,'w'hb thus
seeks to prevent the power for gooi!
v. hicti' .would tcsult Trom an alliance
of llrownlps' and .Fd'ys. ' He" takes tho
queen across the "sea to 'his enchanted
Island Cas.; T;iie UroWnles build a
raft aril, follow. A terrific, storm im
perlla their safely. Kiipiiros ne, God
de3s of Mirth', appears, lh answer tl
their' prayers, wi'th Neptune and his
tea' chariot, artd quiets' the turbulent
waters and the Urownles' proceed In
r.nteXy. V,y mean's of a. raft and airship
they reach the Knch.inted Island and
hlde:ln the outer hkIM -cf the r.aaile,
while their kl'rifjr nnd come of his fol
lowefs, difg-uised as a German stiv.'$
band, pain 'er; trance, .to' Drasronfel'n
mighty pVesr rice, 't hey mnlie ' an at
tack on Dr.igonfcl and' are just about
to conquer, whi n, he calls oh 'Vulcan to
bring pafthq'ua!t,d ami rulp: The castle
falls In ruins, the mountain-becomes a
volcano, fnd'lAv'a.5? seen pourlft-r dawn
lts'klde to ovcrv.heliii' and destroy ;the
Brownies. The' 15'rotrtlftS Fire depart
ment, ccmcs' ,to the res-cuei Daylight
finds the Drown Ie3 still in q"uc'.it of tho
queen and as their pover' Is, gone with
the rising Ktin they are crfsilv overconio
by Dragunful's follower,, and are made
to E.'ave.ftnd loll In the' mines. Hera
they remain until the Russian' Brownie
explodes a dynamite bomb, ani) caur.es
a caving In of a rift In WJiioh pragonfel
happens to bo, and in the meantime
Kuphrosyfie hag cpme: to the rescui1
of the quL-en and Fays'. . Florlniel and
Titanla. ere. united, while the" 'mines
gradu-aliy .disarpear: ' and a slorfoua
lIfjhKy.Icw ot the Cr.owuleland is ):
closed. . , ... ' . ' .' . " . .' .
. '..: J!.:n' -v. ."
lnanag.orj)avis announces the special
ensatemcnt of riam T. J.-tc't'si rriv,i
comiiauy, commphclng: on Monday nest,'
iur iiire uiiyn. j.ni3 ciiracilrm lins irYi
estalfll'sheU reputation, which 'It lnvl-
tfil.lr .ilfilnln.) .,,1 -l!'J- ...
Jack has" ridded inauy h'ew foaturea Tr
1.1.. Utfdci- ,'.liik, enilu?ive--rn.'inaS.-i5ihent,
direct .from t-aia.T. Jack's bpcra houne,
men so, in., ana- travols An US own
StCCO palaCfc htftel cat'.' It la' liiade Up
n? l-a'..-h- lilni.f i.4-ril,t.N,nli. 'I ,:Ui.. .11 '
...... .... , .t.. iv- 1;' .V.J. 1 lleiUUIIr
the representative art'.sta of the raw
There arc merry1 meptoe,rnall(iiis. na
tive -comeoicns, 'l;dllP3 Of the Snnnv
Sonth and bright 'Epeclnfty stars. The
ofitcrtntpTnent is replete' with novel und
umuBing ucis. ' . .' ' . . .
.'. ii - n- !ir ' - .
All next, week Milton 'Aborn will sr..
pear tit the Academy or'J,furlc present-'
ln?f, el.fht operas ami ' will '(rive two
matinees, oh Wetlnm.day and fiajurday
afternoons:' The sale of seats' Opened
yestert'ay rorr,lrrfr.' nnd Judfilnri from-
me iiei.-mmi iur. cnnice- seats an- ex
cellent, week's' bv!ncrs Is tiBaured.
Monday ev6nln.: r"Paitt Fasha" will he
Erlven. with Miitoh Abofn as'nadad.
att adventurer. 4 He 'han. made-an' en
viable reputation vcliijrever he' has ap
peared and Is sttro fo odd mrcny friends
to'thono already fj-ained ty him' In-this
'city.: Mr.' Aborn hen associated with
'hint such wtfl-kitowti n.!-t!st,s as Joseph.
Rm'lth. Frhnk Wohiev. VniTiw ' T -,
bard, Ethel' Vincent. 'Ijotiiso' lloore,'
Sylvester Cornirh, Maude D'Ar.y nnd n,
stromr cl-.oYtra of picked iolccs. fcipcclal
Bconctiy nd costumes carried- by the
company v.Ul be. seen to advantage In
each oiera presented. - , .. . '' .'
... .. u. ...ii 11 ii : . ?
, .Voto . respetfl'oiljly pay on he
tOnge? "Tvva yc.-.rs.ag.-j," -wrJics I'.'e
WluUvcre.finra Xsw. Y:rk to )id IJyf-'
fuia KW3, "'if if 41 Rsf.i'ta'nt for. Plage
hcr.'.-'j had r int. fliifsiCv.'n to' .yhe
itVei'.ni: iht'.TUtjcpl.lr ar'ac.'r tee clrswcr
-yj$a bave. been : . -ftp, 'my dpr,' ft Uot-i
rti.-i-.. ci.vc.icc,j, ,'c.i-s your ausmce'da
i'hy'.ib.rs 3.:oiiff ca'ybu g yhur ca
ih ,T ?rtli.T i.'.l'T-riM fl-i'l- T-rilt -
reer In w jap ?.!' your ' fcsrcn tn
it.c K'.-'4T3!-res .in isvjrc ty."rs.?-',Iiut, fsxtn-.
iua-,w--'.-r.'.2'C..,i cei .tir.;. . n sr w.si it cat
!5i'lrtcftU,-3:r t'hMt an ia.:"rc?s in
pui'irie' nr.rV.fty-"ha-q.-d?iTr.md' tew.
iiiti-.!-.ai.-.i4if infim'rvaelj;J'.t rtf ;'-tinoT
t.'i yuii.'v ' i i.u . a.ivj- eHiilfj nsr ill. I
irurp-e a IV.ife ''he'floes U bti.'il,
f d Gtm.' ii'fsia- "h-jcl t:i':i to lruy,
lot Xn!iia'ae,ff.tih"tt.6i iiiat dlvoroo; toatif
ic.om W fomitibn arr.onsr Aitrcrictin
actors' and actrewes that aj an adv.r-
UceaM ft aaa secon sun and void.
jr.7.'tli;r j a.Axt.lOMl. rij.ve.cff :a fw ,
iM.erf.'.i, i.:,;i .rjy i:i--.a c!if.ii:a.j-'-';,i'-;'1'"Lin
foclt':,o 4r'ani fcau rccaet,l
o:r ".v.j' bi'vk of the' yt.ie to' ci'7l ve'-y I
slowly; 'Ji the eo'utie- cfr.uYt 'na hoar ru-'l
T..K to a-l-iee tu tub. nroif ivi.!ly, au-'l
Jus'e '(.fetor it. t;cts .br)'atl -t.4o pjuring
stdrfi-Mialn through. r. .C;gth i.iio . i lej's
Jar. - ou will find lhat t lard -Is nearly
as iiVKet Oi ever, b.;uur oaly u lit'lj ilarif
er. whirl dees not hart i:. far fryli'.i;
cakrs in a'.eain. - .
If ennb halrs' are ragging Iri tho eeat
tarn- tiicm upside ttrwu'nnd -waEh them
Avith. strong soapsuds.-. Soak tnein ttior
ougbiy, then set them t dry. The cans
wiil. stt.Ten.up to-ita nnrmel. condition. ,
. It is not always eay to start a fruit 1lr
csver.. Instead of wrencUL-.g your hard
and fcringiig on blisters, simply invert
the jar aud '.ace the top In hot wat.r for
minute. Then try It and you v.iil Und It
turn's quite ctifi'y. " - r
A -valuable ns-iltant xn silver c'canlr.ir
day . is a -lem.-xv. If silver, nfaer It Is
cleaned, li rul.bid v.hh a piece. of !c;noa
cad then, .washed or.d Weil dried, it gta
.a white brilliancy which It. re Men has
cthi wise and v,;:j V.c'p e.lean .ranger than
w'th the ordinary cjean'.trj
SHU mtict-nsv."' l e lroned. o.-? the h.-at
lakes a'.l tae lir oat el' it. end makes li
reeni rtrlcxy -.and !laley. . If, however,
vcu wish to press .put bits of sli'lt ami
ribViQii for fancy work nr. an irqa only.
iroutrate y not ana piars two tin. Kncstca
of papitf lie'.wce.n'lTsit and ti-.e t'lilt.
'T.vmnke pr-sfe " site'? eh tin fab the
rn'f..ee w'h rawenia. '' - -
To tnl; kerosene ell ctalnn out of car
pet rover the placp with blrttlng paper
aa.l t'ub v. l'.h a modprato'.y hot Jron. ,
"ST y.AZ J'B IX IT n,UN'!TT-TOWCMAX:
CI.Ta-Cf'orr.'.. Is loofciriV very ha'r.ih'ofnd
and 1ny linnt thli'vcnliii.
MaLe'lYee, he proposed to to an hour
a,' p. .. . -.
" Clare?-And youvo' rafused UJm! 1
i ". . . .LnUagj I'.seord.
Xcjj 'iiran t":at,.a "1'iTrco.f ult i-n now tt
pcH.itv.-- '....tiisi:'nt. tia-a' n.r-in..- .ea
rn!'. T.Ik ''.'he C'Si- of r.Mliu.ii iltUii-'d.
A't tile prer;-nt Hima 3&i ttu.-vieil i'j u
:.!':::.:! of hi'.- cai.-er j a a cr.vfct.
Nitf. '!! iSVffA'n S"'-l-'cc-.-r!trq'-ir..!y ;:a'-i-l-
:r.;:-f-.ra-i fi.-.. vc-3 hn'.x for -the r T-t
iss'I V.vt pnrf"a i h"t X.'l'.'-'n Rii;ll si
n te'ar was -a dea i lk-lei."'vv year th.,
IhoKU ctlUxiic pub-
r,. t.-,-. ,1 y.tei 'v ..-.,1 ..V-S'i -.Mv.5
Itvcatel'-J Picpti.tsil :i-j.-ltiir.-.-,i .r.'.i in
.fl,i,,.ed hrr .SvcV nfe'iAa f c,
in .the public eye Chat ths nuriils 4a Ji'.i.v
rayi'.-.' 'lire role 'sX .BuU ; M-is Has-
n. ii ii..,. . ...
"Vi'hy," cor.'thru'rs Mr. -VT-hiiacre, "is
Lilly '.i-CT..V;-:y r.::i c-Mrifr bae'k !
ApiL.tiva liiC.i ye -.ir? Koo.!.u--e the puiiMe
hr.i Ur.-d o'-l.ath ih-jr r.iiiUty ar.il Cver
iLur.-or.'.".:. V, 'h -aio'tije w.i admired,
t.iv.. ui'-w;' p,?;m'.ur- rctvus-in -:n;fcre Cha
' Anvci-'ai TichK-ij- tc-.!-y-)ier -Nii'.'n- r-,
frts.' M vud A&.tiri.i, Antrie'Ituareil c.-.d:
Vi-:;:.",v:','n. ' larh'of .t'Aes Wom 'ti;'
kcid iin', ihsr.oabi'., lite, jivoids o-steti.
talConan-l r.-.-'faiCnua a;lvtr ::.--enH:n't nr.il
bi'ir-.-va :a livrr r.:,-t n-vt love aie.iv. but ti'nej
omwi.i pc?.-;'i'..r.'l yii'.-.vXy f.t the
6U':!n.-.n tvome-ji. 'l'Ms.rf-a'lly d clt.irat-U:-cs.
cish'-t' '.o 'VZ?.e l.i mr kir-t aho
rauiv-: cC 'ii'-? N.e' "o.l: -s'.icatii'-.a in;Jjy
'Unit '-i w.-.r.c-r..-rr.' Lit a.i;i.ive.l en t!:j
hrar.Vi at the- .ijiwBi. i:t unen-t ce ao
tre'i.".? where. na'-ii3 h.ivo 'iver bf a
canr-'Me .1 -in any way wiiii a s.-ivr.i.lal.
M lh--. Ilrn-rivuy !ti 'flii' fi:-:f!Ic r.-y'
Mi'-f. Kil-.-n'Ttrrr: .j ttfrpTfy it'tdy win
......... - - - - - --.
We Cuatij of Nfiv Y ) !i lj:'. 5.sr grace
a-::.i;;.r.p3,'.My c-c ;'ae'r 'w.ij.-itv 'Ac:v.s .ha
v.;ay ut . it.?. Ecj.rtViM-iu! , A'j.t..i.
civepinR ti.'Ul. fwjer.: f;i'.. :.!; ha pu.'.'.i'j
ii'frTL liy.i'.n .tr,-'-.'.-i."-'pr.' nn and t..'.--ex-
ihi."''!o'- MiVjftffe-,h,'ii "'V'Jv'' h in
A.'hfl.f ;yp-3ic'f, '3i;M!j .i,tiV,v'fcie j-arl of
ti yc.uii.j-; f :). j u.-..: . i. , uvrfth-A w n kvj
Eir;.:t, nt Af.ii?y'!, .M.';ft I.ulu GlxVcr
In 'Hie -V.ijr.',. rJr.,' iis chowinft. us ihew
ch.i.MlXnr evvji q p!:.ri 5tnr. ran t?.
cr.me vkNl .'hi i'-rtsy jrrin'I.Vity. In
(his -ro-.-n c'. 8r.-.K'.ia's' TkvV.V Cas'-V
fiiiiws us ,.v cy.ft'n tfcfii'li '.san-.imer Riii,
Bt:r;;i as any li-.hlme-ruiae'ed fellow
w.anld lvCa..t a rpt he r .to provided,
cf csihs-?, hocoa-Klr.it he.anyiihlr.j; cire.
In. '.i l.vs cT,-gre iiijiiChe-aWe way wllh
i.-.v a'.'tnrs. Acnor ;i:-,o ywr-.ir nin
t'ne two most prTuiar actors "aw .nn-ouMtir'-ibly
K. H. ' S-i;"r.;:J'. und .To.'-n
Drew. " Rn ri .ttcw 'sui. J:ay ttnt their
r.'ome.3 clean. , vi; , - . .
,ii fj ;:v;,v '
' '"Ter-rs ngo,. .n;;l'uii.''.''rwh?n tho
C.lemnncqau Case; woo ic.'rVnir -Biieh .a
rumpus, younsr Koutltern tobl his man
niror, Ur.niel Frohman, thnt ho was f?o
I PC to-attend oie of the nintin.-e rr-
l.irmanccs. Fh.sre.n T'-'t , h!a font
cmwn. o, you rre not!' ,c-v!:'lmnd
.ui. x .ii..i.nwin, (-3 ycfur., fiiend as
well ns )Oii;.maras:r,.'l -forbid von to
bo. . ii lan i isat it would hurt you mor
any. Your consilience Is Join- own nl'-
inir, ami is liotrt fiptire Jn your con
tract ttdi'.l.me. Hilt ea Vrill." mnnnr'oi-
I have a right to lietnand tl-'at yon keep
away trtrm all- pcrfornlancpn of this
cortr In ft brslrte'ra sense, tho more fnct
oi yonr nr ins won there .'would ImVt
j."u.- j ne nay oi rne- 'rounilcr' actor
n.7s pone oy.' Southern, was very
wrathy at ho time, but he appreclcted
the fcrca of Frohman's ren-arkr, and
hns followed -th
1-rnice. ., as lor joi'.n- Uri-w-1 the v.-ni-Kb
.crime tnai nts e.-iemles epn fix on him
is that -he a penrhnnt for 5 o'clock tens
His tore of -Rood clothes-la nl?o thrown
up tit him iwrreTtrrics. Rut curcly that
Is a.dlFslr-atton of which lilo autl'lonccs
'rtap ic :tbr.cat: .. ..'. '
.'.. . ' '! (.".' II; II iv. .v ... '
CHATTER OF THE STAR3:' ' '
..''?',!5'4:re5,',:'''::, chjltil l:cr.toii3. ' ,
J. gfrole SarMatft'is U star in a nw plsy.
faadio Hazson 'ha3 lilijaaiicj' her tom-
Pfiiiy
as Frnii.
coi.eu ia ine i encin-r-:l?;e,r. ' ,
Tim Murphy, now ::trfiiiK'ln a ''Tai
Steer," used to bs a ti-jn rair.ter.
John L.- Su;i!rr.i-i.-;,d :PaiP!y Xyaa are
wlth-the Rentr.s-jhttoy'coJnpany.
TinwrisrhfUcirifco' Has been' call bsiv
pi-omptef, M-iKe inrnmfrr and ac ta:-.
Marie WrtnwTiichf ha' a now 1,'ay In
rehearsal' 'called "H.'3 1 u.-'tan wif " ''
"Charley's Aunt" and "Xloi'n" r.io hav
Inp a eucesful taur tlirouishaut Italy.
' Willi Kllsler's-repcriOira this y-a-on In
eiiuKs "As You Like It" Sad "Camflle."
i-.iax 0'R.-.1! has-wrl irn a-comedy which
will be produced in New "Vork in a moi:.:h
or two. ' ...
Tho contemplated irtarr'nir tcur cf Ac',
brcy Bouclcauit ln '.'Other reop'e's
Money". Is 'off.. ' t .
On. Nov. 4 Mr., and -Mra. W." It. Cra-.n
will oborvo the-cilvcf ornivortary of
their weddiny. .. r ' ,
Aieysmler -fnivlri tHl appear for the
11: it time ns Othello in Philadelphia du'
InSTihe hoiklsysi . i . . .
- Charles Cochin Ii cW.inf? MeiwnMn ii
Mrs.-. Pa '.rick Cenrobell's proeiitctlon cf
iicmca rr.ti jiuio;. .. .-
Dlgby Pell's opera, "Xcncv I.es.'t b.
Ins rcmoieied by E.ljar Smith. It was
not up to.tpcjiatlonr." - . .
There are shout 10 .CMtrifn'ij.-.ri ef the
thajrlan! profcpiicn in .ilia T"niiejl.8i:.ss
fi (ivt acioi-j and 4.P;J actri5sec.
Mrdda Craipen is the lat--t n'n-. IW
l...pei.ifre will Ircludr "Caraille," "A
Cue of Heart!)" and "The Creole."
. Andrew .SUrk Is. to play a . un-trerks'
P(3Son In ttt spring in a half rtojn cf
the larset e!t!e.3 In Irolsnd. and EAff'ahil.'
fl:u7--t Rabtan. tha actor, nnd Augustus
Therr-.".. the aiithnr. of ."A.iahi rnfi " t...i,-a
"both L'nltc.a "Eik;oa icspic .paces In ,boy-
nod.',,. ... ..... j.. . '.
The hew pl"ce of Tnttl rptter nr.A Ti';i
Nye, erti'tle l "A S Party' vlll be pV-
Inr prices durlr.z the run oi
Hansel und
fl-r 'o! "
,rwi. 'X5rH?fnVTft 'rH W'.cr.'
W.srrfcl tii'ces'"f t. ffM-Tirarln" jt
I' teH"!?.! 3fi?!.feVa.i mae froia
the o'd flr.irhs klnne. ... ,
- OeorsetV. Wi,p?r hjvi hil'W'lini ml
"nevr wn the p.irtne''6f Mri Canary. H
ays tco flrra nsmo "Caoary & I,jdorer"
li mtrciy a trade mtrk, .
tv," .-cas- Mt-r v'-e i-J :-i ad'v.'ia'v'? i'0151, lla? ecafca. Urw -political lines
c .-d''j--v t'-: A,;:r.i - w o- -ii ' cra f"-mln 1 s -claimed by the Mor-
K-iVi-," n a J--."' m,n l'rarchyt5:r.t aince mo abandon-
v -V h,"..r Z k7Z vJi. w ,;..i. - i rrch have Miown a -narked increase.
K.atherln.G;ri.ial:ie Is ia'star'as Fran.
rnicpar. io j-ars . ja.eer.tvoto!l, ,cif
Aurai?';!?' 'taljr'i1is'!fvilosiii"t t'i..rd"njt
rhih'rf jf fo r-ply's thea'Cr'af hi'f the rni-
01':
Its
11
An- -2 irteres ling'
And - CUztzizpr
'In -'tho lirrht cf recent evc'.ili In Gait
Ike City ihttt t?mt to rtairhoai.d the
ijuctlon dt Bfcit.-hoo! for Oiuli, in
unv.al l::tercft attp.ehes to h, Uteh of
tncOern Vtali by t.'ol.iricl joWn A. CocV
ciiil, whl-h-tppcri-oT in li.e Ce-rfmopo!-Ifan
ItcsaKlr.c for Bcpt...!r.ber. 'i'broush
trie klr.dnoi-3 of -Mr. John Uriaben
AValhcr,-v,iy cr eiT-l'led to, -reproduce
portlona of It hcrcrv.-lth. -."There nre."
t'.i yi Colonel Coel;.-rld, "three- quclnt
und unique c.lus 0:1 the contwont ,
C0uel.iec. tH. AnnustiHC end Bait Ike
City. One must nocela seo.thc Inttir
tne capital uf the idiureh of Jeniin
Chrlat of Latter Vay, Snints, with It3
Kfcat ten-acre bli.-rl b, Jtu broad, rect
angular otreetsj, itj reeuntnin water
i.-Uni, it.i (iuc.?r J'.ornion walls, temple
and tai-.cn-.r.cie 1 1 ar eivclato the mar
Vei of the JJormoa exodus cf If't'l. and
the '. Rtupendiiufi ivorka of lliii-iin
Younir, that wor.drov.3 leader and build
er. Alter a Bomc-.vbat close ttudy of
tlj achiovcnientn of the Moimon.i of
lrtnh I em constrained to'sny tl.at If I
were called upon, to rmne three frrent
r.oiurai leai.ers of men who have i!r
ur'ed In tho'forcr.ior.t rnr.hs In thl.T coun
try's history, 1 shriibl feer compelled to
place Xirlsham Your.jr in the list. The
vncp. the forcstcht. tho will-power, and
the scftdclty of thin irhh perm to me
marvelous p.s I roriti-miilite hliiv
thi'oUsh cool vlctaa devoid of prejudice.
i:vidcncis of a Grcnt (Jlianc.
"A srect chnrifro has come to I'tnh In
tho abolition, of polytvany and t.haklnfr
off of t rritnrial frAVntentj. Ne.V hopes,
r.riv cypiraiions, new systems linv!
nihen. The rc-k'nt!sn warfare v.-hich
v,nn wnsort for ycrj-a by the predatory
Gentiles of Kelt. Lake City npoa the
'-"""V . - w' J,c ln "e ns ot
YZ?a2 Jl1 ot c,RYert!i' ?"d
n.i ma ..t l ....... , .
t 'ho e:,,rel, mPt .frAw rapidly.
1 -- "un'iroci tnousftna com-
j ntunlcants of the Church of Latter lr.y
. Hiria in. i ne west. Tiic Duiic of th
' -?.rs 1,1 1 taf!' !t. '" represented that
i i.,-.i'n n .'n enm
llicv" are enoui-h in Av'vomlmr. Idaho
nnd N'evii!n to control these dittos jo
lllicr.lijv It may l:o argued that the in-troijii.-tlijii-
of prlltlcfi Into the church,
and the oooninn; tin of pr.iitlonl careers
to aspirins: youn,T Mormons will lnin
iii--o:n tr.io the efturcJi. Mr.ny of the
cldora,' blvjinps ! npostles hove nnna
v.;hd j car.n. for enn.tfiitihlps, Kovornor
Khlps; etc;, and it will bp remnrkaMo In-dci-d
if human nature does not assert
Itself Iri tlie old yny.
'' :"thrre)s a -fresh spirit of -hopefulness
In the new.Vtah. I .-attended, while In
Salt f.ak City, a publio meetlm? in tho
old IMc-ham ToiiPff theater which wan
onlHd to rive, imretun to the chamber
Vif. tnrwtwrco nnd it work, rrrsli-lont
Cannon 'vresldd. nj-..! , the stacs was
crowded with roprcFrntntlvo fjcntiloa
nndiSnlr.ts. I. v,-a3 assured thnt a year
nro it would have hecti' Impossible to
bii'ip toueUter Ftieh -a body In pence. I
beard much from t;o npeakcrs tourh-ln-.r
the mineral rcpoureen of I'tah, Itfi
reel, nntiirc.l car,' firoiV.irts. and mnn
nfncfiiren. The Mc-mnn beet sifrrr1
factory et'T.rho. which cost Pis h-.in-ilred
and Pftv thour,md iTollnrs, n.nd
which li jnrr n'iprn.i ehlne- the profit
redrtt,' w;ns weli.-explicpted: nl.'o the
woolen mil's of Frovo. The etip-ar beet
hns. been In . three yearn h-onrbt to
point where -it snn bo made to yield in
the volley one h-.inrtred-riollnln o tno
ncre. This through Irrltrnticii pnd ei re
fill' stndv of mil nnd- methods. This
Trtfetjrr to 'boom' Tfl ah w.s full of en
thuni.nriri. nr.d tho nrhit was tinrnlpte.k
ablv that of 'protection to home Indus
tries.' Old Ilanicrs P.jatcn ro ivn.'
.'.Pic!a:;y, aa w?il ar, pillt I-illv. rtali
Is. iiiuli'ir.-iia? revaki.tlon. Where tli"fa
JV-'" faw .Warn a;:o but 'K'itie car.tact'
lKtwr-rn Ft "is. there la now a rrailiul
breaklr.ir d nvn of ' t arricrs. tl.--ntl!?s
'.Vho have r.hown a kindly rtn't. in the
f a f't a r ? 1 o w ve ' cc m c .1. in. t h e . h ei t .?, I : r
rccn fcCal-.olrclts. Thi r.bolition of
polygamy -has 'jividcil up Mormon fam
ilies ari made now homes, it Is' a cu-
rlctm.fMt that tho rplvmdld 'homo for
,1ic.-.,.-l.-..i n.T -i.,.. . ....
i ... I r..iu.i.,WI ...vivt?,- wmea tllO
povcrniiKat has f.r?c-te-d tn Salt Lake
City at great co.- t, has r.tvsr echoed to
tne tread cr a iJJ:nion inaian.! It 13
eo m to .ha devoted to scene other pur
p.i. .
' Tho theory that in the ncate up
of prlyr,amy searea o.f Mormon wives
would be nlvrn over pweriy has nf.'t
been sustaiiif d. "the polygamous Mor
mor.a have all Ktlcrierl one wife, and f-r
the others end their -ci-.HJrei co.ultah'e
r-l-ovislon 'ha.a.hrn- ma'Vv Hhihcp 111
rara Clawsnn, ono of thojblfst men I
met In ITiih, had tbrpe.nlor.:i;d fr.mi
llep. When tho rif ciec came, he clcet-
-rd to-live with his flr.st wife. Ilia im
mense cftnlo wks dividid on strict lires
of equity-'b2twc?n- the .thre'a families.
nd they are all llylnj? In allluence acftt
hs;ip'r.?-3. j'uat lit-foro ray arrival la'
Rait Lake Cily the ond .bi!.iicp had a
family reunion or 'pound up' on the
lawn cf on? cf -hlc estates. arJi .had tho
l-lrtftaWe pie inn e of ourr!fir seventV
f 'li cWJirrn. nvl rri.n l?hli.lrin. oil
hrallhy and harpy. "V!th i.Vrtrus Can
non, the adlfvimcnt' .to the new order
has been difilcult. Ha- married three
sisters '.'n t'pa temple c.t the t ime time;
He jonuld'tot corseion tiouly O-cjlRn-ito
his 'lawful' wife, for ..he felt that they
all h-ad equal eisilx's upon him. Ho -has
undcrg.-r.e wrsldsrabli mar.'yTiJom. in
.ISX.sjr toluciJ3.te the; r:-th!um inalud
Insr a term In jiil bivt there h an bean.
I believe, rem satlsmotory adjustment.'
.' v Art Essentially Siicinl 1'eopl?,
'.'The odupaicJ ela'i? of Mormons era
trFontlally. ec-rlr.ulc. . Jt wca 'tho erdar
of-K-Juham -Yopng: that hi ci'mlsis
sliouid 'he kepi steadily st la'.'or In ihi
'CayWaie, while the evonin.is should ba
piyiia rip to social entertainment. IIo,
cpCa.lIy ntncn-dorl lnnrnf. In ev
ery ward of the ei.y of Salt Like there
la a iloi-m-ka bnildintr containing a hall
for meetings and dancing. Frequently
there da noes are opened with a ecrt cf
'rtace''. on .-the.r-art cf the errsi-dine
btahop.; The yoanij people ara all aiicpt
In Oai-'.ilnj. Musio Is alsfi miieh cul'l
v.'icd, 8 well a -s pi'ivata theatricals.
There Is toareely o yeursr01iraio'n wo
man In Gait Lske CJty r.-hn has r,o had
a' - musical ducaihi-T. .. . Th.? schools,
which are nntoag the fir.cr-t in t.h:toan
ti-y, all teach nvjoie.' , JJcsily evory
yours v.'ccr.an pcrf-rr):3 on the piano,
hup. or violin.' jr,y .re showlnt
ftrcat lalent nnd aVe bric? je'r.t a'crisi
to he further cdaca tcJ. The prettiest I
and Fvcrt?rt'r:atuneJ! c-IH I beve feen
In my years. I was presented iD f.t o.re
cf ihefe Mor.ryn ijr?e s.-Ehe. Is or.ly 10,
utA yet h'ls reSopulaad ai a viilin-vlr-iuit-o
arA 13 toon to ?.-v to a onservi
tory In rar.'- Ti is the Voai't f fhe
JJcrrr-n leader? .(.itii thty oan pr-'dh-a
wiih ?.",ie tahoV. 'incl tiiopI, aoeplahiy.
niy Cfstt that JCew Y-ork can present.
Tho pr-crt' -hc.e-malo ergin In; tha
t.horM;e-ai:rrvf!oyi Irslrurner.t -IJict
It :: iic.i hcen a pre at -aiiM'tCT to th-ae
Pr jfl f )fftT, yt-ars frotn the wirvl
of art;' ' TT.a"i-;v:ina6 ho:r f -m
v-;'.Ctis tsa satairaf-n.fjf v.'Mt the. Tilnr-
K'ir eaa "' .In .7...r.p?r-:l wity, tsir.x
rren are I'sk-lrtr 4olr-t In Vat'io'.t.i fo:-m,'
I met b-rn rcor..;..r.T-ynrTp!atfTS-f-.0itff(iir
nra r?ii,-?..iii -.-n'i v-t.- tcih or r '- -s iti
the 'f.Vr.sti K'Mur.!A. Perls, ard trcrr'.
I fha tj';i.'th-.'xT;.iir. rQrratfpn' bf
..unrriMr.s -is hi .i.s...nc''.'i' H';p. i it ,H.
trade hit mf-tha prftT-il-c-hlMten'.nf'stMr.ir:
iren and -weenen v.-ho levflj.-l unrV?r.
IWTfffrcKtVMI find V!V3t:"fl.' A people
irho -eoill 'Jra. the!r weafy way a-'rasj
tho unknown plains from the Mire'tii'.p
pl river to tha valley of tho att Lake,
I! 1
a
Est: niatp ox Xhe Life Wori
of Brigham Yohg. -
tve-r in a rtatia of. cpprohnslan. often
lm.:siryl sr.d r.cveri cartifortshle; who
wvl.l?.?r-lKs.idr.':Sy. iljrJit .Indiana
whiie r)t;::.i!i;; a fttw Vuiid",. end' love
and protect .v.-5j!)e footing a future more
i:i:ce:ia:(a ti-.:.ii ucsaUy fa3 ta the lot
ot n?a:i, couiit r.ot f.-.ilo be. followed ty
lirogeuy bl. tsctl..T.'ltli 'r-hysical and in
WUnatual virir.,. I r-rtdici lhat . before
a Krcat Tihilc i'.ij -fir-amatla and lyrio
Etase will ho.h draw- heavily upon tho
artistic- taier.t cr LHah.. -
Uisatacss of ltrlsliiim Vnari;.
"Or.e cannot even spend a day in
Ziian wenhout foim r.c art exalted opin
ion of the cxecui'ive ability ar.el phe
nc.nicEal foieslihtif Vhatn Younir.
'JX-.ositsmp of this fnmof Nkt Is i:p.Ki
evcrythlnp. Fra.i. ih- .day in
ISiV when tlia llrci ilctaoK A of the
mlsi a.tir f'ainia wour.4 dewu the ra
ia lb? VVahraCch niniiutalna.-lr.tn the
vrJlcy oi the. proiiil.-ed land, and Brij
baiiv, Xfchlc frc.n liir.c-f?, struck his
cane upon the !rra'.iv.l and proclaimed,
He-:-.? ehnll we' bulM cur temple,' down
to the dr.y of .his Oe,ath, h's riasterul
at-tlvit-ics v.-tie la play.-. Nat only in the
achitrciuie, but in th? J-amins of the
streets Ms city, hi originality is
man iff for w'io can successfully
wrestle w!tn ciroc't nomenclature which
em'fciacci. 'West Third South street?
To -this r;ci ilriRham liraairht '-his host
wltheut -liieior'i' of a'CiiKiio. person
led always by his vision a.ul here ho
located, U3p!tc the protest of old fron--tlcr&men
niuck. l BiOdgc-r. 'I will Rive
you a t'sasarid 'doiiars,' ez'A Crldger,
for the fl.T t car of corn ripened In the
valley.' l.'rouchts had parched the val
ley until It, was -as arid as a' limekiln.
Pic9lde,:.'t iVi; ird Wc.V.Uuff told ine
how he, es a, yauih, anxious 'to be at
work, piar.ited a 'half bushel of pgiatoes
which he had 'brounht from Missouri
within a balf-haur after the leader
name :1, the rr.ot .-where the now city
Fhcv.1 J' arise. He managed to save the
seed. Vhe ilrst scanty crop of the col-onlRts'waj-
attR'f'ifcd by grasshoppers,
and pulls came from the proa t lake and
devoured the'.-i. In this Brls-ham saw a
miracle,' and -the, kuII Is held in tho
Ea.mu levcrpujc in-Utah that the sto.-k
tnjjys In Germany. In fhe Great Salt
lake Brlslia .ti fo.v the Deaii sea, nnd In
the' rivch which skirts it the Jordan.
To- him the J.vjrnry arrow the plains
ivaii a3-l!'.e.cx(Klus'of. Ii.-atl's children.
Kverythins waa tent to his will and
purpose. ' -.'Jn creatlr.jr' his tysle.m hi
v.a3 arbitrary, and r.t times almost
tyrannical, ' -but ho needed to be for,,
as Macu-;'iay faj'3 of Hasllnsis rule
In India, he was a3 the baker who,
before he can bike a loaf, must first
till tho soil, reap, tDild a mill, and
erect an oven. -
"The new te.-r;-lo, which was forty
years buildin'c aiv.V which was recently
dedicated, Is a" splendid monument to
the genius ot niiKham Young:. It cost
five mllliJii 'dCllars. Jle.fere lt3 dedi
cation lnvlt'atioiis were Ei'iit to many
Oentllo citizens to visit and Inspect
it, but noiv It la a holy sanctiiary Into
which only the elect may come... They
who c:ncr ehjcy eternal - lire. The
terr.plo, .massive' an 1 peiVadlnir as it
I.r, will not stand the application of
the etiict rules cf architecture. It Is
unique.. It Is the creation of Hrhrham
Your.B from foundation; of the cilded
heraldic nnsel,' Me.ronl, on tne topmost
iplre. So-is-the -Kaple Gate, with Its
twenty-mil?' street leadins up to it,
the iCec-lllve, 'the Lion house, and the
tir--de.iv.meat heuFev .From tabernacle
to temple the tlthlnir-heuscs, the nrchi
teeture -'ii llrishatrtesoua. Salt Lake
City, with Its sixty thousand lnhabit-
taht, Its thvltlnif. foiiajre, Its -narks, i
Its temples, its fartoii.:3, its homes
many of them not larger In siipei'ilclal
area than a sleeping-car stands as the
rc.'.eyt example of orfranlc coloniza
tion In tP.e world. The. now temple, to
be apprcotatsi, must fee seen - from - a
pialeau behind the city. It then looms
up In majecile lines, lacking the G-ithle
prraie of the llilan cathedral, but filling
the whole valley with lt3 por.deroua
proportions, somber, yet Inspiring.
, . Younn a n:ur;il (icniiiH.
"Mo fine cafe tfive Intelllirent study to
the career of Hiiirham Younpr without
admiratioit for the genius which di
rected '.him. He . would have been a
great man ar.O leader ln any depart
ment of life. yhat a'soidler he would
have msdo! .One. sees ln the Fhop win
dows of Salt Lake. City a print reprc
r'enrinjr Pre-phet Joseph Smith, mount
ed and In the uniform of a lieutenant
peneral .ot.'th'e Jlormon . forces. , Turn
from hl3 sharp, profile and .peculiar,
prolv'jcraiit nore to the stern, stronjr-willed.-mayjivo
faco cf Brlgham Young,
and you have a contract ln foraeful
ncss as s t:-!Ui:if B3 that nft'orded by a
corn-stalk militiaman nnd the Duke of
yeilinston. In the early days Urlp;
h;.m laid iV-wn as his policy: 'It Is
cheaper to f?od Indians than to flrh;
t'npm.' Yet when nothlr.s but flp;ht
would answer, the eavapes he accom
modated ih'cen.). Jlaw many lives jibe
Younsr rcSiry . wauld have saved had
our resentful frontlerrman followed It!,
"It muF.t have been early apparent to
Rrlsham 'You fs that hl3 system could
rot stand up nfraln3t the encroach
ments, c the cu'tef world,, else why aid
he not nrfert ' the ' do.urlne . of Isola
tion at the ratfjt? The great, valley
was bis'ani his pyrrole's; and yet the
Gentiles 'came bhd camped- within his
pates Iri thi fifties. To ivory religious
sect '.that 'get l'E!f up In Pal t Lake
City he, gave a building lot. The Cath
olics, open-and eternal foss of Mor
monism.' have there- todaya tiplendid
charitr.-i;l3 lnftltutlon standing upon
ground rpbciitlly donated by Brla-ham-Youht::
ITic advocated the. trah&conll-
nental railway before tha people of the
caEtKlj-eame-i of U,. and he lived to Sea
it completed and pouring: hostile home
feckcTS Into his capital..- iHe urged tho
fonst.ruction' Qf telf jraph lines, and It
was through, him thai the Drat pc.ital
line was estahlishsd btwcen tha ter
ritory whlhh he -created- and . the At-
ntic ccatoaTd.- '
-Tho rtiiis.m for Polygamy.
"Ho rrs.ct!ccd and clvncated plural
rnarrieses 'becr.uise he -wanted his col
ony ta lncrenno. Ills native wisdom
must havoiold bim that tho Institution
roulo net- rurvive,- bemuse. In addi
tion to the outride hortlllty It invoked,
the chllc'ren of polyCamous marrlcgoa
Cld not take- kindly to the system. It
could net. ho rrade elf-3tiste.inlng. If
v.as not tirttl after the Mormon3 had
turned their backs upon. Neuyno, then
Ihe seconil cltv in elo in IHtnoir; and
I V I . ..-.-.lAla il-.ll. r.trrr rrcrtriH nnlu
to the. ratlonrjinpltol. as a structure,
that colyqraT.:v vaa cpeoly proclaimed, i
It wan r.ct, Inele-d, ur.tll 1S52 that It waa j.
evowed ps t rto?trln- nt the church.
To friei.rm Tounc, who to nbly de
fended It rpon 31Mlc.iI and patriarchal
prour.ds. It nifp.nt fructincatlon and
t'Dpid ccloiilxatioe. The fact that he
left flftjf-Bij: children chows the prac
tical side of the rycteui. and as Klnff
Lcsr neet'ed roldlcrs, so he needed con-.
VPrts Pnd Induetrlans With his for,o
slpbt nr.a cleat rrlnd It must have been.
CT'Par.tj. thnt cventiially, polynrjy
would 'hr,ye' tn he' abandoned.-but tl.at
Deicirojl to .a future .r-nlch raw TJtfth.
!!sed' to. .statehood, with, tho miirhty
Voiron . rlCirrrit M control soi-Jally.
ft& flnnoMally.' And
thnt'
... .... .v,- - - . . . v. . v .........
int'UlT.o, rrliham Yennie stands out
Iri rtrore-", clear llpht. iHls power, orig
inality rind trcnltis C'a fender Is every-.
whe-.' reCoil;rl;"- H sleeps opscureiy
now In r Hlf,f tn-nely pravey'ard ln a
com cr ft -the (rrer t -city which be erect -td,
but the ton cf th mp tIm pra-
cut?d ,1.1m -tnd ' ernbittered his clos
lnrcva will yet ret up a statue In his
honor end the worh will ever know
kira .as the 'Founder ot Utah.
Present Progress of the Mormons.
"Aa I have said, the work of building
rp the Mormon church is going on
vigorously. Material progress is also
ainicd- dt. Tho Mormons of Utah are
the most patient and industrious people
I have ever seen. The theory of Brig
ham Young was that the poor of the
earth who canto to his ccdony should
have lands,snnd homes, and education,
and that their chief happiness should
be found In toll. Behold'the results ot
such policy churches, school houses,
factories, mines, railways and -wealth
on every hand. Even today there ia
telle of a railway between Salt Lake
City and .Log Angeles, California, un
der Mormon auspices.
"Thu3. within the short space of halt
a century, a trreat state has sprung up
ia the land, as It were, before our very
eyes. . Its fame, with that of its found
er's, hns become world-wide. The
name of Biigham Young as a leader,
leglnlctor and ruler, will go down to
posterity In the foremost rank, and glo
rious, indeed, la the legacy he has left
behind.' He was a man of. which any
sect nnd any country mlpht be proud
of the metal from which heroes are
made: -And the city whlcn he laid out
and governed stands today, with its
silent temple, nn eternal monument to
the little band which fought its way,
with privation and suffering, across a
continent. It is seldom given to the
founder of a state thnt tho body which
he has-organized shall grow to such
marvelous completeness and maturity
within fifty years. Nothing which Brig
ham Young plrnned ln the self-exllrj
community of 1847 hns failed to reach a
well-rounded fulfilment In the modern
Utah.
"While the once great sect of Quakers
In this country Is dying out; while the
communities of Shakers are passing
from sl?rht: while Dunkards Are dis
appearing, Oneida communities and
the Jirook Farm association are being
forgotton, tho crent Mormon rnlnnv
of the west Is flourishing and expand
ing with new lalluences. It remains to
bo seen whether it can retain its con
crete form r.nd nettle itself to new con
ditions. If so, four states of this Union
must for yearn pass under its social and
political domination.
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