The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-05-24

ciate. although enjoy his julius Cesar"
havefound much good in Edward CARROTS novels,
George Eliots and Dickeus's.-A i. B.
KEY TO PRONUNCIATION FARRAGo.
Below is the key as given to the pronunciation
TIOSAL TRIBUNE. The Editor does not like the
pronunciation given Of aye and aye, prefer
ring the long sound Of q; IA and n, not and 49,
As whole the RECOMMENDATIONS are those Of the best
authorities Tripping words are correctly pro-
nouuced as follows, the syllables upon which the
accent falls being In italics:
Ro-muuce lotto. Be-a-treess Kaw-ka-shan.
A -gau-ls-tIn. Er-oo.aite. As-P(-raut. Oc1-e-us-
h'-"e-ra Aasa-un-ai- Fin-an-Sesr Eg5-en pa
re. Dc-dak-tik Cherish (uot llb-erisil) Her
suite Papa Ar-ke-tipe. Ep-l-ku-Tc-all. bcte-
yal. Ez-o-Iale- Parental. Don-i-sIl- ko-te-ree.
H0S-siilers ON. Hole. LaR-eu-ta-bl. Orjlz.
Tgz-LQrsI-ed I-rafr Eom.hl-tiv Psr-reut. Eez-
Gs-per-ated- Bum-5asiik. Naip. Jc-id. 1r0ok-
u-lent. Re-S0rs-es Aw-rO-ra- bo-re-a-ll5 ho-Tl-
zun. Pir-ote-niir. Na-ga-rees. StT-l-us Shoh.
nixon pa-ra bl. Cere-brum. Rev-er-ee. Ai-snSS.
Pre-de-ieEshuus. Literature. Kon-SUIa mate
lC-Gh-ni=t- ln-diS-pU-ta-bl. A-kocS-iks. Bless
ed. Fortune MaS-e-nG-shuns. Gi1U-moor. u
uiks- Kali i-o-pe. Be-ta-meH. apricot Yer
me-cbCiIe. HaT-al. Ka-1ndo-pard. jag u-Gr. In
au-O-raIr-ta. hi-r0-9retiz. D.plo-mat-k. AIN
Sa-Eifi-ka- bl. Prospective Be-tr0ib lshort o.
Bath, lbrold a. New, lu0t noO5 HGstc-llote
bro-gans Fas-u-a-6l De-'Ron-stra-tIv. Ejs-k"l-
SIT. SUb-lu-na re Pche-ment. RGi-er-e. short a. ,
Hi-me-HeaI Stis-rc is-ius RF-0ld Bak-ka-nG-
lean. h0m-raids, De-nl9-ui-a]S Suf-ing. Home
o-puFl-ik, Brou-Eitis Df-tte-ri-H Ir-rush-un-
al P8u-yard yoogu-lar Hgr-asst. Ha-uus
Altcrnat-iv, mot awlter-nat-iv.) Bad, mot b4ld)
A-dU- koad-jrtors. kOm-tcaiS. AT-kwe-'us
Abdomen. haT-Ib-5e-an. ] and !, mot a and a.
A C. c. REUNION.
DEAR c. C.. Tn the month of June, 1910, as ! sat
IN my law-oliice studying case which was to
come mp next court. the ofIiCe-boy brought in a
card,witH tne name "A. J.. Seaman, seattle wash,
upon It, Instantly recognized It rs the name OF q
great literary man, and more particularly a critic
IN the branch OF fiction. OF course / directed the
boy TO show bfn ia, when ia stalked a man OF
E.HH #NTsar~ iron
Eus'uche and dark hair, slightly gray, ana very
erect. Ills cOuutguance was somewhat angular,
and showed great force of character. lie said,
How are you, o!ulTlcnu tllmpudsOn OF the &. W
and then for the first time IL TO years my mind re-
Verted 10 that blessed @. c., and remembered the
name. A J.. Seaman. in a flash. il queer
had never thought of FIT before. Then we sat down
and had "a chat and before he had left we, had ar
ranged 90 have c. c. Reunion at Lincoln Neb.,
That being about the central point Of its members.
The date was Sept is and 10
The time came round, and with it alarGe number
Of persons collected at Lincoln. ] was early on
hand and having left my home ut Tacoma, Wash
iugtOu, aud Travelled through with friend Seaman
on EdiSons lightning passenger.
Arriving there ] found our friend, Lyrel Lori
ueT. She then at the head OF q physical train
ing school for women at Omaha, the largest Of the
kind iu the country. Il. Van Wrinkle ] met AT the
train lie Informed me that hc was the editor OF
the Lincoln Transcript, weekly review devoted 10
literature and politics. Mr.. seaman and were
hlS guests while there. His paper has great nOto-
Tety aud e is ever fond OF telling Of the training
situated. and my surprise was great indeed to find
that the Mrs. Van Wrinkle who presided over his
home was once named MarEie J.. Jarvis Sine
assists her husband with the paper, and besides Is
the author Of two novels and book Of poems.
Her success ia life las been great.
Joseph II. Morton was the be-t-loUking man in the
crowd. lie IS cotton manufacturer Of Brmiug-
ham, Ala, bHt seems happier shan when talk
ing 10 the G. c. members Of old. He married
soldiers daughter, who is his confidential sec
. rotary and helpmeet in all business matters.
Annie Walter Is editor Of the Santa Barbara Call
Forum magazine Of the FIRST order, ROW the best
known OF any the Slope. Among her contrib
utOrs are Nina I5allou, John Fox, jT. II. NJ Mccall,
Lydia i. Day, W II. II. B1ster, Grace Hnll and |
have the honor also Of being a contrb utor.
Edgar = Stevens j. the Superintendent Of the Sac
raIueut0 fCai schools and the best-kuuwn person
~ the pedaEOg branch in our country.
Congressman Emmet q. Searcy was present.
lie represents the Nashville. Tenn, District and
has been Speaker for two terms. il il said his
name Is prominently mentioned for Cabinet 20
siiion - it Is thought the Secretary Of the Interior
will soon resign.
John James and Annie J.. Marsh have Joined
their fortunes ia life, aud john has great repata-
ton the world over for being far superior TO Max
Muler in photography and the science Of Ian
guaEe
Priscilla was on the ground telling fortunes
The other members don't remember distinctly
but they We're all doing well. ] went home 70 good
old Tacoma glad Of my ylsit.-G. 81. EdmondsOn
Million, Iowa.