The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-06

perfect snstess,n asked
YES. air, he answered. when public
sentiment has been educated up To II, and
We have the women's vote 10 help enforce
it,
"wnl that time ever come, do you
think asked.
II believe il will There Is considerable
agitation aud public sentiment In that
direction nVw.
Ia one way and another We were deeply
interested In our journey through Kansas.
The eastern port ion OF the state Is "A rich
farming country. with fine homes. beauti-
FIJI groves, good hedges and bearing orch
ards. Large barns. fields aud pastures in
dictate n variety of agricultural pursuits
The various breeds OF live stock are equal
10 any Ia the world.
Ina Kansas city we had a little time 20
spend And, having our curiosity excited
by the description OF the cable line OF
street ears we mounted the steps to the
platform ready FOR ride The car travels
mp All inclined plane ~ about forty-iiye de-
gree~ with perfect ease.
30. look down, said Lady Irving. 1T
makes me dizzy
What II the cable should break" said
Stella.
We would land near the depot or down
among The trcllise- answered Melyorne.
NO. said man on the ear, those
brakes between the wheels have clamps
like great shoes which fasten on the rails.
and can even lift the car clear from the
track In ease OF accident
THAT Is protection then, aside from
the cable asked MelNorne
Yes, sir" said the man. "thc cable
parted once, aud the brake saved the car
Thank yoll. said Mclyorne "One
feels greater safety In travelling when they
understand the workings
Turning 10 come down, Lady Irving said:
~ feel Is though ] was sinking How
strange that we 80 no faster coming down
than we did going mp
IT is like the belt 10 machine moving
equally fast al every point The car is fas-
tened 90 the cable, not running on IL, eN-
planned McNorne
We We're glad To stand on terra drmd
once more Then we went back into the
great waiting room Of the depot 10 get
ready for our train
''Such.a hum Of activity! such hurry
ing 10 aud fro, such anxiety for the
trains, such crowding for lunch. and
such a disregard for everything but self
never saw ia all my travels said Mel
vorne.
.lt makes nae think Of a hive ~ bees" /
said, looking az the moving mass Of hil-
man beings. Where cun they all be 20
ingy'
There our train has moved down"
said Melyorne aud we gathered mp orr
bundles. crossed the Intervening tracks.
produced our tickets, and took our SEATS
in an elegant palace car The quiet was "a
luxury after the noise and confusion Of
the busy waiting room
In a short time wc Mere speeding away
towards the rising sun On, on. We went
with feelings OF content aud joy. our lit
tie party was complete the ears were com
Portable. and the dining arrangements
satisfactory.
Chicago rang ont upon the air before
we hardly realized il could be. As We left
the train said 10 stella:
How different thingS look to me now,
little girl that / have found YOU on my
arm.
'Melyorne" | said n we entered n
carriage would YOU like 10 see Potter
Palmer's residence now
No, lac said. laughing, but we VIII
rest al his hotel few hours, however.
Then II the Indies are not too much fatig-
ued NYo will start for New York
They declared themselves ready FOR The
journey / believe that they enjoyed H.
cur active English ladies are not sckly
sentimentulists who think the crownng
glory Of Womauhood Is 90 be thought an
invalid They are brave. pure-hcartcd
women. They can be- independent Of the
old oak, get love and home arr NO less
dear 10 them because of that independ-
ence.
What happy hours we spent on TINT
humeward Journey stella never tired OF
asking questions about her fathers child
hood home aud Melvorne seemed to enjoy
pictming The old place lie would give
the most minute descriptions Of every
thing about II AZ last on beautiful day
la ,Iuly, We were on u great ocean steamer
bound for home
one evening ~ we were standing on
deck MelSorne asked.
"loyd, do Jon remembering day found
you dreaming
..Nes said ~ think ] do, ! little
thought then that ! was seeking friend
aud / found that he had lost the one he
held most dear
"hnd did you expect 10 iiud ns So FAR
from home" asked Lady Irving archly
No. my lady. said MeNornc half
playfully When ] was Ia London
woul, not seek you for fear my sweet girl
friend would be changed 70 o cold promo
woman 81 fashion
~ hat do YOU think now she asked
mschie,0usly.
II think" he said. catching her iu hi.
arms. that shall hold YOU "a prisoner I'm
I'll sou name the day that shall call You
mime
And make the same demand, said