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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19
Ihe re1a. ana raeIoc nalIroaa.

NEW York, March ls.-The annual
meeting Of the Texas a Pacific Rail.
road Company was held IN tins city
today. The annual report showed the
eXpensea were over S5,6.g, 0D1 and Tie
net earnings 81 ,655,0oO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

NEw YORK, March is.--At n. m.
the record OF the six leaders In the
walking match wa: Hugh, a9l; BEN
nett, 100; Moore, 2a3; Hegolman, 205;
Herty, 20S; Noremnc, 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

LONDON, March ls.--Lord George,
by poulct, won the Lincolnshire hand
leap OF 1000 sovoreigns today at the
Lincoln spring meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

ASHLAND, Pa, March ls,-whilc n
gang Of men were drilling In u rock
tunnel at the Centralia colliery can
OF powder exploded, probably fatally
ipJuring three men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

Flower anu garden -ceds.-rhe larg.
est variety and purest seeds; lower
thhn Eastern prices, uuder the Utah
Lake CITY. dSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

NEW York, March is.-Thc actual
loss sustained by those burned out in
last nights IRE is estimated nt sl,s00,.
900, anu Is thought TO be nearly covered
hy insurance..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19
An nprIcIAL RrpORr.

Al $50 p. m. II was announced that
the official report Of the number Of per-
sons on board the Utopia shows that
when she left Nlples the steamship
had $50 souls ON board, including pas.
Bengers and crew. or this number
only 81 have heed saved. Thus 900 OF
the passengers and crew are either
drowned or missing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

WAsnfSGToS, March ls.-Congress.
mnn springer was slightly better 10.
night hut his progress toward recovery
10 very slow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March is.--A
pas eiigur Train ON the LATHE Rock q
Fort smith road was den,iiod near
Ozark this morning aud number Of
Passengers injured, bat none fatally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

woopHuLI., Mass, March ls.-Tho
steamer Hercules, Of the Philadelphia
Coal Company, went ashore on Maui
shon Island this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

The amount Of silver offered for salc
10 the Treasury today was 1910
ounces, aud tho amount purch,-od
il@.00O ounces, ne follows: 2s,OlD ounces
at sD.gsOO, 1000 ounces AT 50 Ps9s. To-
90 ounces at so.as9s, $4,000 ounces ut
5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

San FRANCISCO, March ls.--Thelast
few days nave witnessed the nearest
approach on the mining stock board 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

WASHINGTON, March is.-A tcle.
gram was received Mt the Department
Of State this morniig from United
States Consul Spraguc Mt Gibraltar,
announcing the collision and sinking
Of the Italian cmlgTant steamer Utopia
and expressing fear that twothiri. OF
the passengers were drowned. WIN.
L. Colburn VI New York was among
he passengers saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

The dasUn's bont. were lowered I'M
m,diaiely after tho collision, a. were
also those from other vcrels Of tho
British rlauncl squadron. The Swet-
ish man-oi.war Fr,yu and the clip
dDijtr aua the other ironclnds turned
th,if powerful electric search lighi-
on tho scene NJ disaster 10 na-ist
the rescuurs. On shore the news o.
the disaster spfcsd quickly, Tor an en'
ormous crowd SOU gathered on the
rarndo and great excitement prevailed.
The sea was 10 heavy that the b0ats Of
the frscuers could not with safety alp
prnach the wreck, ~ they were com
PEELED a. lie 10 the leewnfi, where they
picked up the people ma thew were
swept from the deck. IA the Uioyio's
bows settled terrible scene was Wit.
messed. Those still on board the sink.
Ing steamer mndc sudden rush 10 the
aud valnly seeking places ot refuge.
Twenty minutes later the forecastlc
was submerged and the large number
Of pcreons gnthcscd there, who had'nOt
dared 10 leap overheard with hope Of
being picked up by the boats, aud
who had failed In their efforts 81 as-
cenl the rigging, were carried away
by the waves. A steam plnnnce rcs-
cued nil others who had taken frf.
ugc In the main rigging, but the las
ones were not taken oil until 1 O'Clock
nj night. While the steam pinnace
belonging TO the British ironclnd I'M.
DiOrtaito was engaged la the work OF
rescue her screw iouloa and she driftcd
on the rocks. Two OF the sailors were
drowned and the rest were rescued.
Thc total nuunbrr of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19

~ now placed at $40. The officers u
Utopia, IN talking about the ca'astro.
phc, say they win never forget the
scenes dat followed the collision. The
Italians were thrown Into u state OF
complete aud cowarjly panic. They
yelled ffanlically and fought madly 10
reach the forccastlc. A few Of tho
married men brought their wives with
them, hut n majority Of the Italians
acted more like beasts than men.
The forccastlc aud rigging were soon
crowded aud the vessel began 10 settle
down. Presently AN explosion with u
dcafcning report occurred Ia the fore
castle, killing many aud throwing
othcr- Into the soa. Luckily the masts
held and remained some yards above
the water a. the vessel touched bottom.
Some forty 10 flty persons were res.
cucd from the masis.
Among the acts Of vnlor nj the hight
OF the gale was that ola British MILDLY,
who put or alone Ia dingy for the
purpose Of rendering assistance TO the
persons cllnging Ia the wrcclsngc.
Another hero was n seaman on the
ironclad Rodney, who plunged boldly
Into the sea and, after n desperate
struggle, succeeded In saving one Of
The women floating Ia the water.
Divers who went down today report
that tl<tc are hundreds OF bodies Ia the
stecrage and between decks. Many
bodies came ashore today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19
rippoo rib s,rIchen Win parNlysI.,

HANzInAR, March ls.-Tippoo rib IA
Stricken with paralysis, his right arm
AMI side being affected.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10

Representative Mills about sized up
the financial situation when he said in
his opening speech in Ohio: Let us
not be deceived by superficial appear.
ancos. II is the scarcity Of money in
the pockets Of the people who earn j,
that produces the distress II our cir.
culation were to-day double what II is
and il was all in the pockets of n hun
dred thousand people, cur condition
would not only not be bettered but il
would be worse than it is. 1t is u.
the small circulation, it is the small
distribution that plaques us.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10

A Washington letter sa,s "Senator
Sherman has written a letter that il
far from taking the rosy view OF the
Republican prospects in Ohio that is
prevalent in the Republican press. II
was written TO Republican depart.
ment official, and WAS intended to be-
personally shown 10y the receiver Ia
every Republican from Ohio that is
employed by the government. In il
the Senator says that he regards it as
imeraiively necessary that every Re-
publican voter oi the State of Ohio,
new temporarily in Washington, shall
Mt once return 10 the State in order tu
help brace up the weak kneed mem.
hels Of the party who are showing a
disposition either To vote against their
old party or 70 stay at home. In con
sequence Of this letter il is said tina,
the department officials have init.
mated that all Ohio voters employed
therein may take thirty days leave
with pay, whether their annual leave
has all beea used up or not. Evr
IDENTITY Senator Sherman isn't figuring
un $1,000 majority IN Ohio.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
MINING APPLICATION No. 3c2


rxfxD sfsses Lam 0yslcs.
HAftzr. Idaho. July 81. 1891
Notice Is hereby given that Jac,,b
Ulrich, whose postnifice address Ia
Rocky Bar, Elmore county, Idaho, has
made application for patent for $50
linear feet on the
BREWERY LODE,
Lot 40, survey $40, bearing gold and
silver, situate in Bear creek mining
district, Elmore county. Idaho, and de-
scrihed in the official plat and field
notes on file Ia this Office as follows. viz:
Beginning at point OF discovery.
thence 20 degrees 45 minutes W. va
ration Is deg As min 100 feet TO
center OF south end Of claim, thence n
81 deg 3G5 Il 10 sw corner No. /,
thence "a deg 100 II TO sc cor No.
2, thence 20 deg 40 min Q $50 II tai
cor No. =, thence n "a deg W $40 Il
intersect south side line Of the Golden
Bar lode claim survey No. 900, 730 IL
W cor No. 4, thence 20 deg 45 min
W 1879 f. inteIsect south side line OF the
Golden Bar lode claim $50 Il w cor.
No. and place OF beginning survey Of
exterior boundaries. From cor. No. 4
U. s. M. nj. No. l. Bear creek mining
district. bears n 60 deg 40 min Ass
feet distant. Area of the Brewery lode
claim survey 9l0, 1904 acres, in COM
fiict with Golden Bar lode survey 800,
.353 acres, urea claimed for patent
IL 65l acres Of the unsurveyed lands
of the United States.
The location Of this mine is re-
corded in the Recorders office Of e.
more Formerly Alturas) county, Idaho.
The nearest known claims are ths
Golden Bar survey 800 on tie north
and the Duncan survey 903 on the e.
All persons boiling adverse ciams thereto are rs.
qured 10 present the same before this ofus within
sixty DAYS from the FIRST dAy Of publication herrof
they will be barred bs virtue OF the provisions Of the
statute. w. T. RILEY, Register.
August Outflow. attorney Tor claimant.
firsa publication, August
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
WORKING Low GRADE ORE.

The statement recently published IN
the Deadwood Pioneer by the Home
stake aud Deadwood. Terra mining
companies have opened the eyes Of
mining men. They show that for the
past year the Ho.nestake ore has only
run So 80 a ton, while the Deadwood-
Terra only goes 81 40, yet the former
has paid ten cent dividends every
month, and has a surplus 81 $4,000,
while the latter has piled up surplus
81 100000 and is paying FIVE cent
div dends every month. The success
Of these mines in making low grade
ores pay has stimulated others, and u
movement is now on foot, backed by
the leading men Of the Black Hills, to
erect an immense custom mill at some
point that is reached by nilroad con
nections, and can furnish sufficient
water power 10 run the mill. Az pres
ent Belle Fourche is the point that
offers the most favorable oppaE.uni-
ties, having large water power and
being connected with the free gold belt
by iull railway system. There are
immense bodies Of low grade gold ores
in the vicinity Of Central, some verti-
cal veins and some fiat cement de-
posits. A most painstaking examira
ton VI these has been made, and they
were found 10 average 81 90 per ton.
The cost II mining. milling and trans
portation is estimated ut vi ton,
leaving a profit of 90 ceats. The in
tention is to have 600 stamps working
ON tins ore. crushing 1000 tons daily.
Il takes but little thought to see what
immense benefit such an undertaking
would be to the country, giving EN-.
ployment, rs il would, to about 1000
men. A strong effort is being made TO
enlist Eastern capital in the scheme,
aud the promoters are sanguine Of
their success.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
FOR A PATENT

rSrrsp STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY. idaho July %. 1891
Notice is hereby given that william Daniel whose
pcstofce adsresss Rocky fsAr, Elmare county idaho
has made application for patent for coo linear feet
on the
UNION JACK LODE,
Lot So hearing gold and silver situate In Rear Greek
Mining District, Elmore county Idaho and described
In the ocia plat and field notes hle in this once.
~ follows, via
Beyinning al point OF discovery thence 81 deg 81
min W 800 n 20 pnint W end II claim thence n
Q deg Is min Y 100 n 20 sw corner No. I, thence "
D deg is min west 50 n IN NV cor No. Q thence N
NJ deg ~ min GOO n tn NE cor No. 3, thence 0
deg rs min i58 n ~ Sc cor No 4, thence 81 deg
30 min W 600 n IN sw cor No and place of BEGIN
ming survey ~ exterior boundaries Prom NE corner
No. 3 4. s. NJ N. No q Bear Creek Mining District,
hears deg SO min W aiso feet distant No con-
ncis Magnetic variation " Is deg Is min v. con-
tanning lao acres and forming pprtion Of tho un.
surveyed land Of the Enite.l States
The lortion Of ts mine IL recorded in the Record
ers office Of fillmore formerly Aiturss) county, On
page 20, hook 10 Of quartz claims.
The nearest known claim 10 the "wide West" lot 81
on the souah.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto rs-
qurcd to present the before this once within
sixty days from the fst day Of publication hereof
they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of thu
Statute
W. T. RILEY. Register.
8. II. McCARTy, attorney for claimant.
First publication August l.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10

who year or so ago left a Washing
ton hotea at which he was boarding
because negro was seated Mt the
same table at which he was eating his
dinner. They thought it was Mr..
Clements. and told Mr. Harrison that
they would consider il mn insult to the
negro race il he was appointed. Under
ordinary circumstances this would
amount to nothing, but just now mig
ger influence il mighty strong ut the
White House.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
Administrator Notioe.

IN the matter Of the EstAts Of Julian .. am,
peeeAs~l
Sot'et ! hershs ziFen ~ ii- usss-siened aasnia.
strainr II th" estate ~ Julian " Hfl dcssm~sd "a
kae crrdfter~ And All Tarsans having ci4nas against
-id estate, u exhihit the sane With the n~.s.afy
s"'., her within ten nanib. irse the art paesrt
" tis Hatcr 10 tiie undersigned ~ RrLy gtsF VI
more cCaniy, Idaho GREENE WUsTn
Adsaialssrs.0r.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
Nervous Debility.

A gentleman having been cured of
Nervous Prostration, Seminal Weak
ness, Premature Decay, aud all the evil
effects Of early ndiscretion aud youth
full folly. is anxious to make known to
others the simple mode of SELF.
CURE. To those who wish, ard will
give him their symptoms, he will send
Qree) by return mail. copy OF the re-
cipe so successfully used in his case.
Address. in confidence, JAMES w.
PIsKsEY, ~ Cedar st., N. Y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10

Ex-Coagres man Niedringhaus, the
st. Louis McKinleyite who gained so
much notoriety few months ago over
the tin.llaie works which didn't pro-
duce tin, is again in trouble. II will
tie recalled that after Mr.. Ms one.
,nan.andtwo-boys plant had been duly
written up, the gentleman claimed
Mt the reason lac wasn't m king TIM
plate VIA because he couldn't find in
this country skilled workmen. Then
he got into n controversy with the
Treasury Department over an attempt
on his part To import some tin workers
from Wales contrary TO the provisions
OF the contract labor law, Latterly we
have heard nothing of the matter until
last week, when the news came that
the gentleman had succeeded in evnd-
ing the law and spiriting in ten Welsh
men skilled in the tin plate bushes.
Upon arriving at ST. Louis these work
men found Mr.. Niedringhaus' men out
On strike against a reduction OF
wages, aud instead Of going to cork
making tin. plate, the Weishmer joined
the union and went on strike, and
there the matter stands. The cham
pion Of protection in the interest d
American labor imports foreign work
men only to find they will not work
for cut rates, they having higher re
gard for the workinsmen of this coun
try than the man who jn-lities Law
jor "cinehing" American consumer,
On the score that the "cinching'
builds up American industries anc
protects American labor against tn,
pauper labor OF Europe. In the ligh
of Mr.. Niedinghaus' failure to coerc,
either Welsh or American working
men may We not expect that the pro
teetionists will now insist upon Law
10 compel men To work in the inian
industries on such terms as the be
neyolent prop,ietors Of these cstab
lishments shall iix?-Salt Lake Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
THE POLICE GAZETTE

Il the only illustrated paper in the
world containing all the latest sensa-
tional and sporting news. No saloon
keeper, barber or club room can afford
TO be without IT, IL always makes
friends wherever il goes. Mailed e
any address in the United States. Sc
curely wrapped, Is weeks for vi 90
Send Five cents for sample copy.
RICHARD X FOX,
Franklin Square. New York City
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10

All our young readers have donbt-
less heard Of stenograpby, or short
hand writing. Ritner's CONNER.
cial College, st. Joseph, Mo, will
send q copy of Moran's Primer OF
the Pitman System, and give two
lessons by mail, also to any person
who will send % cents in stamps
A card with your name written ir
short hand will also be sent. Try it
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
USirEp STATES LAND OyyieE,
hAiLEY. IpAiio, July ~. 1891.

USlrEp STATES LAND OrFicE
HALEY, IpAilo, July ~. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that William Daniel, whose
posoice sdrcssis Rocky iiar, klncre county. idaho
has made application for patent Cor 1900 linear iset
on the
BURNT PILOT LODE.
Lot S. hearing gold and silver situate In Rear Creek
Mining District tlmase county tdaho, ard described
la the official plat and field notes ais in this ONCE
as fellows. viz.
Beginning at point Of discovery. which IL the
ter 81 shalt AKA iect 100 Il deep ihenss IS deg
so n TO center Il wsst end of claim, themes q eg
40 n 20 NV carver No !. hence s q deg " coo ~
To sw corner No q thence ~ deg IsOn ~ b. SIX
corner No. ), thenee n deg on II To NE corner
No. 4, thence s ~ deg ItO5 u 10 NV corner 40
and place OF beginning 1T exterior boundaries
From corner No. l y. \. N. N. Na. O. isas Cssek
Mining iistrset, hears n deg 90 min 5sSl fees
distant Magnetic variation Is des 4h min east.
No confiicfS Containing Is or AMI isrining
portion IT the unSursesed anls II the United States
The lcation Of his mime s orgd IN the Rsssori.
utBce Of gilmore formerly Alsuras) cJanty, on
page l47. book IL OF quartz claims.
The nearest known -lanls tina Wide West lot 81
and poorman unzurveyed.
AL persons holding adverse claims thereto re-
quted 10 present the before tlis ofice Sithis
ixts DAYS from the first day ~ puhafiOa hefesf 90
they will Da barred by virtue Of the provisions q
the statute.
W. 7. RILEY. Register
8 Il. MeCariy. Attorney for claimant
FIRST publication August l.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10

u Is now said that il Is a neck and
neck rare for the Democratic vacancy
ON the Interstate Commeree Commits.
Fion between Representative Culbrst.
ruii 81 Texas and ex Representative
tlements vi Georgia. The latter gen
tlsinan was Thought tn have been
nl,sad until delegation OF Washing.
i"n City negroes iiled protes, against
be appointment. hreanse they mixed
BIN up with his colleague. Mr. Grimes,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10

ny WA 5. BRYAN and JOHN CLARK RIoPArH.
nit wostp CELEHsSrtp IlisroRilSA
The STORY Of THE NtTioSs as It'd in the
bHiLLiANr bEEps and GaAxD ACHIEVEMENTS OF the
Wards Heroes AMI Hrrni4es II d -t.fshoii.e 81
history, TkANkL. ApVES TIRE. and the weirl and
WONDERFUL EAENlS ~ the "tines that tried
meas scouts" THRILLING STORIES u the tAvS III
ehiyara startling hvruc achievements 81 " ARRiORg
and CRUSADERS Also vast c.l.ierii,sn Il tar rar
ssi gems II English and American ttistF=A iiteTa
tnTr The Spalertui New Bsak 81 the lay the
GREAT SELF EDUCATOR; Just the bs,ak IN. people
want. user $50 grsi,d HISTORICAL ILiT NINA
TlDNs Hail Tome steel fngFaNnss. ana brilliant
Oii.-,rpLuRED PLATES. Evorsbo hnds il = ~
uAnxa a sleecss. n ssiis sishfdt asking. M Cap.
tiai risk straight business AMI bis prcfts
splendid Illustrated cfcisrsaia flll pariuIlars sens
Tree. Address uIshttlItAL PUB gU
tuyls 81 Lots No
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
FOR SALE,
THE BASCOM RANCH.
On South Boise River, two miles
ahoya the

On Souih boise RIVER, TWO miles
ahoYa the
SHAKE CREEK MINES.
II contains l60 acres of good land
all under fence aud now has 40 acres
IN timothy and alfalfa.
The whole tract of land il tillahlc--
not one acre but can he cultivated. II
is one of the best Stock Ranches ir
Idaho. Grain and vegetables of al
kinds do we'll II has produced a,
high as COO bushels az potatoes pei
acre. Plenty o; WATER for irrigat
ing purposes.
Also good hued log dwelling house
stables. work shop. eorrals etc.
Good hay press. good mower and
Tiger rake both new. Flaws and tools
Will sell cheap fer cash.
JAMES A NICHOLSON
Rocky Bar. September Ii.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

every Newspaper rahlished having circulation ra-
ING 10 the American Newspaper itrestofy OF more
tan sa.F1 copies eArh issiis, with the PER linz
IN Advertising In thsni li-t ~ the best taacfs
Than ezal population uish prices e the inch flf one
honth. Social lists ~ aay, rnantry village AMI
esss papers Bargain offers II value snail adror.
Nsftsssrs ~ ihn-e wishing - experiment ilivinnss
sta suiall amount % liansy shaNS en- susivult
si'1N 70 - the m1st sefTiso TOR the ua1ae3 efs
y 81 p,it q any tdres- i,H 50 ucnts Adatt
ato v k1AsLh = Co, Publishers ard General Al.
seEi.ss's rents. - ...He -. - CITY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-21

under another name. The hazelnuts are
ripening and the golden rod is gliding every
Held and fallow.n There are lots of deli
cate fairy-like ferns, and feathery purple
flowers whose names 1 do not know,
although am sure Ihave seen some Of their
relations on the prairieS in Texas. The elms
and ashes are bearing grapes % and the
white birches maket a ghostly glimmer In
the woods.
Yesterday we drove past farm on whose
annie lawn stood two lonely, "wind~wor-
riedp cornstalks. Both A. aud ex-
claimed, "How like Indians they look ~
Aud, indeed there was a most comical re-
sembiance between the tall, gAunt stalks
with their Haunting strips Of husks and two
Comanches looking to windward, with
streaming feathers, and fringed leggings
and breech-cloths.
What "a contrast to all this sleepy peace
tulness will the next weeks life be. Already
hoat in sounds from the conservatory world
stray odds and ends, letters, musical her
aids. newspaper notices Of new teachers; all
indications OF the Opening day."
Country life Is pleasant, but city life is
better. Fifty years of Europe" are a
million times better than one "cyole OF
Cathay." although Cathay is waking up
now and giving evidence of revival Of
mind by massacre of mission aries Speak
ing OF Cathay ] see that one OF last years
graduates has gone to Oahu College, Homo
lulu, to plant there the'standard OF the New
England Conservatory.
Perhaps in years time she will be wear
ing the graceful tnrkey-red Mother Hub
bard and the little tin crown Of the Queen
OF the Sandwich IslendL Quien sahsi
C. M G.