The sun., 1891-09-03
SUNBEAMs.

Each of his nve other died the Friday p-.s.s
ing the second sunday OF the m on,h.
lone Of the smartea old.ume ,rottsrs In Main, IL
Jack sprAtt II years old, record aga. He has bse,
worked on farm Ali summer. but came on, the e,s,,
day and went mile In 2i3alt easily.
Mir A. Proctor caught rock cod measuring atss,
10 inches In length % inches In Firh II inches aroma
the JAWS and ghinr IS pounds At WILDLY Island o.
Puget sound atew days ago. This is said to b. the
largest tsh ever caught in those big Nsh waters
y. 8. Parker of Lincoln Creek, wash. tulsd tsv,.
teen bears-eleven full crown and three eubs-u on.
weeks hunting near his home two weeks Aeo Hs
hagged nvo tho frat day that he was ont Bsars s,s
exceedingly plentiful In that section Of the state and
another hunter killed twelve bears there month or "A
ago Mr. Parker holds the record
lin July, 1881. the steamer city OF winnipsr win
several barrels Of prime whskey In her hold was sunr
in Lake superior lust opposite Duluth CAPT Llo,s n
now raising the vessel and he has invited q nay,v
Of bosom friends to be hand when she reaches hs
surface in order to sample the whskey that has bs.,
in cold storage at the bottom Of Lake superior for ten
years
Chief Brown Of Newark and the Aldermen OF Butte
Mont Join ideas In the crusade in behalf of innocence
but who 10 the leader and originator 10 not evident
The Butte Aide few days ordered the pS,Ios
that city to enforce an ordinance requiring all boys
and grs OF presumably tender to be home By 10
O'Clock in tho evening The order 10 to be enforced
with strong hand p"
South American revolutions are . sodssnd TO ths
bank makers Of this town. for of the South
American currency 10 engraved here and . now Gov.
ernment usually means = new issue Of rape, money
Asto tho hank note companiea they have no ressne
mcnts and they make no awkward inquiries as to d
Jacio and d. j The Government that pays hard cash
for soft gets the latter and very pretty money
to look al, II ia ottenmeA
In towns OF the West often the nrst public work
after the establishment OF the saloon and faro bank n
the starting of cemetery Usually soma enterprisius
citizen does this for the good OF the town But the
boom In tho new South seems to be Of . different
nature. Tarboro y. c. newspaper makes pathetic
appeal for . cemetery for tho town. Circumstances
such It points out that there will be no place
for tho dead except the public dump.
An individual described a. "a gentleman Of the Old
school, sah," passed through Rome. Ca. last week He
was long hony man, riding . tail black male He
= suit of thunder and lightning cloth m ads
on his own loom. and = big white sonbrero with a
leather and around It. yellow beard reached from
his chin nearly to .he pommel OF his saddle On his
back was tt-apped long old fashione fowng piece
anc pack Of dogs followed nt his heels
Tho proprietor Of the oniY hotel in Lincoln Me Wa
brought to Bangor last week and fined 500 and css
for selling liquor lie went back home very snrrv
cleared the guests ont Of his house bag and baggage
and proceeded to board the doors winhova An.
nouncng that IL he couldn't keep house In his way
he wouldn't keep 1t at all lie even barricadet the
verandA 80 that tho village loafors would have no
chance to talk prohibition upon his premise.
A large bed Of South American porp o. in the rn,,n
square fountain now exhibits more than a hund:ed
blossoms in the sunshine. Tho flowers tDd the .ay.,
whom the sun gets low and do not usually oren Item
until after sunrise But It il notice able that on nc,
whom the clouds are heavy and the ntmos pher. tui
OF mist tho guilel-s' blossoms unfold Their leaves %
the bright glare OF two electric lshts that falls directly
upon them, apparently under the i'm tat they
have had their nap and the day has
Three gentlemen started from tho Players club
last Wednesday afternoon to make what they wcrs
pleased to call sentimental journey through tile "a
irondacks They propose to follow entiousy tho
trail they trod in threo weeks tour thirteen wears
ago and carefully to observe the changes the cca
ties and in them selves When last heard OF tey were
in vigorous debate to which OF the party shou
the boat TIE club 10 ing to an Illus
trated lecture from the trio IN about three weeks
Tho number of window gardens In upper floors on
tho Bowery may be taken ~ q sgn Of CROWN cIl,
walton Of their owners. They take tho place Of tns
trees that once lined tho road from end tho
other The last Of these patrisrchs was great sycL
more which sood In the vicinity OF old Gotham OF
tage. near the junction with Fourth avenue and that
was leveed to accommodate the elevated railway.
John Lambert an English traveller who visited New
York In 1907, wrote Of tho Bowery being lined with
pretty white cottages and rows Of shade ireos.
Tho venerable elms in St. Paurs cnurchyard which
were planted by Sexton Brown than ninety Year,
struggling hard against dee but In spite
recent amputatlons OF dead limbs, they
end. They ought to have been goo for another cen.
tury Of life. but like city folka they seem to have
burned the candle At both ends Some have claimed
that was the cause and that their poi
soned by the pipes but later orinion lays the
trio lights. As Ras has had sxty years in " do
Its work. and apparently did ne harm for half
turv. electricity may be tho guilty thing
The people the Pacific busy Jus, now with
delicate problem In connection with tho chinese Ex
cuson law which indicates that that ssure 10 prov.
ing an embarrassing and expensive luxury In the
cases OF several Cinnamon caught smugg,ng them
selves across the Canadian border seattle Ju &c
Gently decided that they must be returned to
try whence they came. and not to China tax of so
Is imposed by British Columbia all ,hinamen and
ing In that country and the Seattle peop are trying
to find out who will put up tho necss.arv s'oaChna
man. in order that they may comply with the law and
vindicste their principles
Some interesting details of Dakota's phenomenal
crops are in the form of accounts of big yields
dvdual farms One farmer in North Dakota thra ashsd
out i.osi bushels OF wheat from thlrtylree Of
land little more than thirty bushels 10 The
and he netted $500 on his crop Rolcus county
Claims yields of forty bushels OF wheat To the acre
seventy.fve bushels OF oats sixty bushels OF barley.
and 500 bushels Of potatoes Yields OF twenty 10
thirty bushels of wheat to the common. one
man has IoJ of wheat giving thirty bushels 10 hs
aero And tho farmers are receiving 70 10 ~
bushei for their wheat The wall of tho Alliance not
heard much in Dakota Just At tho moment
Thirty seven years ago a Yankee nsh ng skipper
Solomon Marshall OF vnaihaven Nc. coIri-d Deborah
Shoes, pretty maiden living At Upper Port la Toar
brought lock OF her golden hair TO keep him company
through tho long winter. Before long Capt Marshall
heard ha, Deborah was receiving the attentions Of =
Buenose gallant and In his anger he bored ho!e in
white birch the lock OF hair in tho cavity and
drove pine plug in after H. lie married Deborah In
triumph, however. tho next summer and brought her
homo lie died n few years later. his wife married
again IN Lockport. n. s., and the lock of hair
trey forgotten until last week when man who WAS
choppinR up white birch tree for frewood laid bare
the golden which covered with three Inches
OF solid wood.
During Bishop Sewmans missionary trip around
the world, a while ago he spent some time In India
one day lot OF native pastors called tsyeher 10
hear The Bishops views tho best methods of carry
Ing on evangelical work. Native c0nvers according
the missionaries are apt TO think they know JUST
what 10 40 and are perfectly qualiled to get along
, without advice. Bishop Newman began his tak
ut constantly interrupted by tho native brethren
WHO Jumped up one asr another to remark that tn
Thought ihis or that wonld be preferable Now look
lere" lnaily aimed the Bishop, losing his paen
4 luls. III any Of YOU think you can conduct this
meeting better than can will yor please rise" TheSe
silence for moment as tho Bishop glanced around