The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-27
Cuuosities of Travel

Naileeashins in Ameuta is aheu, ended. For \ whsle Il was eNtrcmei, popular among the ycuag hsocsiS. hu; the cSprn>e .snd tho Lack ef interest b, tha>e who were depended upon Ia pa ,ronttc the sport. have stckened the pto. neefs, and tho coae hes have been >ag,i. and the sposi pretty generally ahandnned
 Re eHih the thermometer registered e deg ecia~ zero al N Nna.pcg. Maniio. ba 'ndct such fltCumvtanreS raiifoad- ms X impossible he eatIef> s1ll n, hold steam. and i; ts oa, of thc question to ~arm The .aTs. ingineets arc ,,aten on the ua,k and. taken all taT all she railroad man hic IS nnt a happy one
 During the failtead mai in the west the only people who made ans tstear, out ., |; were ,he plCkpacke,s Ina; ti.,. tcfnliN Y satd Ia have thfisen. sna many 3 granger who ,eok advantage oi thc ,heap rates. found on tiguune up ,ha, h,s trp cost h,m ,htce tpmes a> muth h as u he had travclcd at the oiletnal pfi.cs
 tn the Mllwankcc. ake shore and Wes,ern railroad the other daX. tram toad ai passenger had All cNlluug hinc over hesI The eus=ta ait her stfutk the .ln4in4i -kao. Asi.s han >er-~ir--. but when the passengers started int him he les eloprd abnormal activity. and was -onry >laugh,efcd after vigorous tests,- affte
 ihcte ts ncW ima>rmfnt promised 'etfaveier> on European bound stcaariS and thai ls. tfawllng tat ueA Vauettcs oi neNh dtscoScfed deep sea nh. Recent Sd teat4he laNe>iiganons have dcVeloped t..f tsl and fhe outht oi inc utopesn pti- gam. hereafter ~ttl ne Jude tfaNi and A Eni ut patlcnT
 An aat oi parliament m.kea f lnsuin t..s,i sl.s t-.4..<!aAs~ -laAeI4.l!iIl Al lo fifn one tam pei day at certain iea rate. fbe company grts around the lnas by stAff5ng Inc tam aat II ohdon al tive '.la,k in the motnlnR. knowing ibAt the majority ui tho tfavciing puilt, WaalJ rather pay hiIl raies than gr, up .u sUth A haTbafous hour
 he propos sed lInc of the anatliAu Ia eihe IAil~ay runs through a county tn winch the village are sometimes three hundred miles apart, And Il is sad that even the inhabitants oi thc town btue. tted by the fnad tie, ltas ie ,,estet tn the cntctptlse nntI rhc company aunouat q, < that t s4Il t.,se l,,tH.i., htn. and ruyufe ] c,lps n payment int q, kets
 An entetpt siag engiurcr preic'ts subinafIne e1ait WhlCh lie sa(s he can siuS deep enough to ian Hnde, The B,c oi 'bc Afr,s tegtous. aud iu that sa} reae h the month pole ~ithot ani diit tu'y There ls nothing ta ia patent md, .s#as ,ha, he Las dhs. o> cred any '~ty ai huhiae up thinugh fhe ite at .fil -,.se-t4ia-- -lte aut fcspanitnE tu hs ip;cais tai irssn ,ssl ,sstzt.,aee keei& ;he F-dedciphsa lns cnlt,, ssy that he i,s U i4N bforght l,s moeor fo pefiesioe, ana pfopfase soon fo sp ply T piutseaily l.e clam f9s 4 ihat t s3jl dtte the cngine ot a steaincr saefpss tbr Atan't ocean ~iih t q1aa 9i rAs aict. li.e--ls--a~AnI1cls-4fc he.s utgiiI.. te htlee up. and are prc tnuahiy ready to put some more money into the stn. ing fund already esiAbilshed m the bass. of the 'fnutoi
 i.,as.agefs on the indtan mali tfaln aetnss the continent "f Europe. com plain ,hat thry are c0opcd gp iH the fab coaf hes fof sis ef eigh, hours without stopping Al ststion ot being permitted to ge, anything to eat. The toafhcs arc utterly ~ithout any convenience. and Il sad ,hat travel on them is positive suifet lng Ye, the complainanis are the loud est m ihe'f opposiiIon 'o the 'n,fodus ton of Arnsfic an improvements.
 Salvinl IS aboa, to play King Lear m Boston for the .rst tune m hls life. He says that ,he play has for many years been an attractive work for hlm. and iha, ie studied the charactr, thoroughly bong ago. hu, has doubted his abilty 70 req l1e bis conception of t. w hen 1 ron. clude ,o take up ne~ character. hs says. I hrs, read the play over carefully
 t~eniy thifiy. aty tunes d nresssafy
 sn that my fnind is fiiied S7fh the story The great tbing la io grasp he motive iiauug accomplished tts. so lar as pot- slbie, nexi impure iuin 'he hssi0neAl ssde of 'h~ play. ln Sha, year 'he af- lion is lad Among @hst people : Ahai @ere fhssr manner and eGsioast Ho~ dld they dress Hha, ~as iheir seiayetaneai H4sing settled these qsrs;ioas. ! '.est 'urn my attention 70 A falngte study of ,he sptsfhes of the thsf- at;eis grouped around the one am to lfnpervDnzir. Ihls guea me dear ln- sizht into my own role. rom 'he Ian guAye of the other learn hos ihr per- yonzge repreAen, IA consadrred for 'be sir,ues. wees. passlons n fact. all the good and bad guaIihes of the principal character of erzrna are, as rule, much spoken of by those sufroundlng bifn. Then study for effects, turning my Ai- ien,ion to the proper and gradual in- erease of the governing passion os senti- nnent of the drama, which shall lead w,fh cumulative force up to the climax FI- naily, 1 took to the filling in of the de- ,aiIs-the niceties oi the inHexion. ges- tares and all that is included in the com psehensiye term, =,tzge buslness," -hifh | round out an ifnpersonAtlon and give II ! hnish. - ErIAssg<.
 = N-e ----------~- ! Hasn't THE AEEASsAw TEA.ELEH more notes in its head than in its pocket. - Hiimiag Ion h<sO s0Sfh. 1.-THE TkAy- EIEa keeps going Al it's present gait there is 1 .~l.y S .~.ft hu x.f$r.sxx ssz