The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
sUNBEAAfs

There hotel Keeper In Maine whoss mama n N.
--Ths name Of Mr.. Uams who 10 Just now eop.p,s-
Gus person in Indianapolis comes within one Of b.,,.
| suggestive
way TO Chicago TO learn dentistry A. ys, she h.sn,
pull enough to keep her from being sent back to ,hs
| Orient by the authorities
There 10 something about the cedar ioss tina, A..
now being sHhumsd In Cape Nav county N D. .na
that said TO have been buried for more than no
years that imparts soft and melodous ton. TO Via
lin and the logs being for tho Akng Of ,o,,
instruments
Capt Weber Of the schooner j. @. Craig OF reyN
land. Me- tells remarkable cat story. The ca, 4,
question belonged tho vessel and though pe,,.a h.
the Captain was disked by some OF tho crew On.
day recently while the vessel WAS between Monb...
and Pemaquid Point one OF tho men threw IN. "a,
overheard and everybody supposed that was tn. I'M,
of poor pussy. A week afterward however rh..
Capt Weber arrived home tho cat oams purr,ns DIV.
tho garden walk TO meet him The captain cant.,
plain how the cat ashore hut he knows that ,h. .
ashore and as good asnew
Delaware and the Eastern Shore Of Maryland still, -,
tain in their geographical names traces Of an ,.,v
Peninsnlar hero. Augustine Herman who ruled IN .
prince In New Castle county. Delaware and C.su
county. Maryland, has left Ills name to Auxu,un.
Greek sometimes called ST Augustine and the D,l,
ware and Chesapeake ship canal wa'A cherished p,o
ect OF Ills more than two hundred yeArs ago II II. 70.
Delaware tradition that Herman leaped with h, bo,.
from a place of imprisonment In New York CITY mi
mad Nv aNrir, III mil,
u..rmon,. tomb 4. on poh.mia M.ror ,''t'on'
nr,n,.ir no..o,.ion. "a .,,, =, ~, ,h.'a. " "nss
t.r,,,,e land II, Am.r,ca wb.p a, r,.,.., 1900, ~"
speaks Of Tho Manah." he means Bob MIA Mano,
Hop picking began this week in the state o, wash
ington and the indications that the crop " M h. "a
bountiful As are all other crops this year ick, b..
b.uup earlier Than u.pal on .cconr, -, 49,. 49,, "M
hon lice which threaten. d..,r,c,,ou IN o.. - v.
arace between the lice and the growers TO "a.
which viii get the crop Most of III picking donsbv
tory and many even from Alaska OH ms,,n.
ns,ounded nv the daring o., IN. s,u.,h., a. , , 's
many hundreds of mia. down m. d.nr.,.as 50
their fr All birch bark Gamma. IT,. ,rIian, h,, ~
families, and Al. THAR M. IL, .,,s. i'm ,h.,. sh
Siwashes and Puynups will hs n, uo-L q, a., 49,.
during tho p.xt Y.v ~..k. mr., ,,., - ''us
$50 each during the season
This is a great year for bie cro,, No..,
salmon crop that exceeds An hing In m. ,,.,. Wv
coun,rv pup.t sound 4. ,.nor,.a d, h. az t, W 'as
salmon making THAR animal IN, IN -. -, =, 'u
and the fresh water stream. for f,.dip, All ,n
that the ste amboats seem to be floating on A , u A @
of fish, Tho paddle. KIN bundrsa. NJ ,h..n . "'''
choke ed with their bodies The sound s,..m,-, $3.50
descrtpe tho run "A an unbroken .,rny =, .,
thirty miles long the water for that d,,,n.. s.Oa
fairly Alive with them Nsi,ber m. .es
nor the aged Indians remember ,urh . btv salmon -
The result Of tho enormous run 1. h,v ,.an,,,,"
prices Usually rood salmon sol for ~ N $500,
apiece but now ut cent each tho n,rLc,, =. 80.
with tho finest quality Of fish Al ror, w,,,w. ~,
days aeo two CASTS of a selma neti.L ,y.r 10, A..
salmon Everybody ia fishing
-"sho.andinus and XII Cn,,,p.r g.. -,
that oyerhxnys the door of A tiny ,br, In ~. $50
quarter that buddle of curiou. t,,, ,,, ]
handicraftsm.n s.nea an .,.,.v., 'A"s
within a brawny Briton wo-k. NIL 20. ,,.
out small tools Of iron and wool 49,, o, ""S
simpy the making of toni, ..s,,
knows being tho mechanics outut Of ,mn,.,r ~. ~
this instance the kit 1, Of sbo.m,E., ,o'," rs ~,
man on tho bench saw. tha, h, 4, hu.v ~. ra s
and 40 crowded with ord.r. IN, II, e, '"""'