Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-03-03

the morning of tbis dov of r,st upt;I She
wakens naturally Altar hot hath md
light brenk fast she goes hack to he'd
and rests quietly in n darkened room nm
til O'Clock. when she dresses in n neio-
noir, dimes in her room. and sits about
idly until 10 O'Clock. when she goes TO
bed again. No social event is considered
of sufficient Importance 10 cause the iadv
to give up this periodical retirement from
the hurry and excitement of modern liv-
ing.
W. A. HOPKINS, of Blackinton, Mass,
whiie walking in the woods above the
6lled With 1,u;od. y Aounu ,, 'no anH"
worms Severoi aoros ,oro nonarod lei
them and than 80 .o' ~ ,, oo.o,ou Ill Ill
gave the snow :, orimson % % t;umo io To,i;oys 10y
BROUGHT n nnmbor % of tha % wn.us 80 80 Rar.h I'll
Adams The wr;anlors ,rora ~
three. .eipbtbs of an ipc6 oond os br;l
liant in color as cochineaI Tba woros
were found after n hrisL snow foll and
it is Thought to have been ono of tbnsa
natural pbenomena known os n bIood
storm
,
LIE httle daughter OF kev. Mr. Hanis,
pastor OIL the Methodist Episcopal
Churcn' at Cattlettsburg, hy., died a
series of meetings had been in progress,
in which the little girl, seven years of
age, had been taking active part. The
night before her death she told the
church that she had been greatly blessed
during the meeting. Next morning the
little girl told her mother that she would
die at twelve o'clock. The little one took
sick, and at 1890 o'clock died. This is
the third child that has died in the family
giving the parents forewarning of death.
Turpv &c :, NJ;sso,r; IoLo norobod
On ton of " - nounta;n ~ to nJ snneoao pfm fron,
60 .o Zoo NJ faot hoIau tho S io,aI g ~ ~ a,u auth
sUuS; oI JI eo1 w. .no 'oo. ~ ana 90, ~
n.a"ohad r. " ou ~ az aI ~ ~ ~ ioSn' Snr
of Sodan Thn.o nu "inu ~ LOU n;a % f INC ai "op
altitude from which water could flow
within hundreds of miles, and yet it has
a periodical rise of thirty feet or over,
which is in no way affected by the atmo-
spheric conditions in the country adja-
cent. 1t may rain for weeks in Webster
comfy and the return of fair weather will
find Devils lake at its lowest point,
while it may reach it's highest point dur
ing protracted drouth.
fAUL MoCoRMick' wealthy resident
OF Montana, who is known by the proud
title OF the big white chief OF Yellowstone
county, declares IN all sincerity that he
Will drive four-ln-hand team or elks
at the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Marshall.
of Bozeman. Mont possesses n fine herd
of thirty elk. which ha has been cxbibit-
ing throuob the state Mr. McCormick
bought the entire herd. and two tame
antelones in addition navinr s75 n head
for the elk and $40 eacb for the ante
Iones- The elk are verv fine sneoimens
Mr.. Mccormick will establish n pame
park ON his propertv Mt Fort Custer and
will train the elk for driving.
=, ickLhD 10 aeath usually expresses
the neight OF humorous ehect' put 1t is
one OF those strange sayings that some.
a sober fact. Henninp Peterson. n tailor
of Fort Dodge, is likely to die literally
of being tickled to death. He was very
much amused at a comic song he heard a
few days ago, and he laughed yery hearth
". Soon his laughter became unoon-
trollable, and at the end of an hour he
was so completely exhausted that he be-
came insensible. His laughing did not
resemble Mysteries. All efforts to rouse
him were vain. and at last re ports it was
thought he would die.
"A NOVEL experiment iu surgery has
by Surgeon-G General Hammond. Two
pieces of bone, each about two and a
half inches long by one inch wide, were
taken from the head of an imbecile. DR..
Hammond holds that the mans imbecil-
ity is due to the fact that the brain is too
large for its receptacle, and that by Civ
ing 1t room for expansion reason may be
restored. Some time must elapse before
the result will be manifest, but so far
the operation has been successful, and
the patient is doing well. The doctor is
very hopeful OF success.
A PARTY of hunters in Colorado killed
three mountain lions recently ill a new,
improved, and comparatively safe way.
Their dogs drove the lions under a ledge
OF rock and kept them there while the
hunters aug down INTO the cave from
ABOVE. Nheh they had an opening to
where ,he mons ,n, were rifie was pushed
through Inc mnzzle was grripped saw
agely IN 'he Jaws OF one OF the lions and
the gun was discharged' Inc other two
mons GRABBED the rlhe III turn us 1T was
was killed by bullets through the head