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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-24

a school teacher Of this city sends the
following, which she vouches for as "A bona
fide composition, written by an eleven
year-old boy in Harlem grammar school:
Columbus-Columbus discovered Amer
lea In 1892 October H. The people was go
ing to drowned Columbus when they did
not see no land he had three voyages They
looked three days and three nights to go
to America Columbus discovered amer
lea as far as Columbus Avenue he could 20
no farther. New York Tribune.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-24


apprehensfve expression came over Letty's
round, blooming countenance, "he goes all
around the house all day long, and never
says word TO any one"
He must be savage, indeed, Fl" observed
the gentleman.
And Miss Electa Easterham, the old
maid aunt who Keeps house for him, has
quarreled successfully with every govern
ess they have had" went ON Lefty, pat
/ ting her little foot on the rustiiug straw
on the stage iioor' but she shall not quar-
rel with me. | woz't let her | am too
good natured and . stoned to humor-
ing people especially old ones. Nine.
| Moffgny wrote me th"t she disiiked young
ana pretty goVernesses particularly. Now,
I'm not young-not very young, you see.'
Nor
! II was twenty last week. said Lefty
soiemniy, ''and am not pretty enough TO
] disturb her mind. am only tolerably de-
cent looking. Now, if madame had select
ed Olive Dayton, who used to be in the
same class with me-she was regular
/ beauty with great shady eyes and com
plexion all pearls and roses-there would
have been danger then"
The stranger began to look interested
'Tell me more about your school," said
he. 81 have sister whom | think of
| placing in some desirable institution, and
| should like to Judge whether your Nine
Moligny's would be good home for hen. {"
Letty's eyes frightened, her cheeks red
dened and her little tongue was Embossed
at once. Her travelling companion was So
cial and chatty, and the time Elected swift
ly away.
"You are goingy' she cried, as at lonely
inn, ovorshadowed with silver stemmed
birches and funereal spruce woods, a light
sleigh drawn by two milk white horses
was waiting.
81 have reached the end of my journey -
he said courteousiy touching his fur cap.
81 had intended to keep on to the end of
the route, but see they have sent to meet
me here. | wish you every success and
happiness in your bear tanning"
And as the sleigh bells iingied away
Lefty felt herself flushing deeply.
'I'm afraid / have been talking too
much" thought Lefty; "but what is a
body to do, shut up all day long in a stage
coach with a conversable gentlefnanPn
And the rest of Miss Mainwarinp,s
journey was just little tedious.
1t was dusk when they arrived at Easter
ham Hall-a snowy, chill dusk which
made the glow Of lights through scarlet
moreen curtains aud the coral shine of a
great wood fire in "A stone paved hall, as
seen through the half opened door most
delightful and welcome.
Aunt Electa, a tall, prifn old lady. in
snowy cap ribbons and brown satin dress,
stood ready to welcome her, and lust be
hind her Lefty saw a tall gentleman with
two little boys clinging about him.
"This is my nephew, philip" the old
lady said, and Lefty felt as if the blood
in her veins WIS turning TO fire as she
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-24

The natives Of Australia tie the hands of
their dead together and pull out their
nails; this is for fear that the corpse may
scratch its way out Of the grave and be
come vampire. Philadelphia Press.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-24
Duets.

do you and Miss Ransom still play
duetsp"
Nope; we gave them up. Our hands
always got so mixed up that her mother
objected. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-24

Weekly in Northwestern Washington
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

.sThe most remarkable case OF hind
sight ever came across" said the old
railroad superintendent. occurred on
my division several years ago. A young
man named Brown was operator at a
way station about ten miles this side OF
Alliance. He was good boy all over
and had my eye on him for promotion
But one winters night. after ordering
freight train to come west. he let No. 10
passenger express go east How he made
the blunder be never could explain
..On single track road nothing under
heaven could prevent a wreck, and
Brown realized that before the resr
lights of the passenger train were out OF
sight. Most men would have lost their
heads at the thought. but Brown didn t.
He remained at his instrument and tele-
graphed me as follows, Send wrecklng
train at once. trains 10 and 81 in COLL
sion.
~ went out with the wrecking train
at once. picked up Brown on the way
and found bad smashup, sure enough
though the engineers of both trains had
sighted each other in time to avert
| frightful catastrophe. OF course had
to discharge Brown. but if his foresight
had been equal to his hindsight what
splendid railroader he would have made.
Chicago Special Press Bureau
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19
AstifeiaL.

Donald is a little boy who finds great
delight in the society Of his pets Kit
tens are his treasures. and even furry
and weather beaten donkey inspired IN
him such an affection that he cried for a
whole day when his father refused to
buy the little beast of burden Like
most people. however. Donald draws a
line between what is worthy his aimira-
ton and the coin which is spurious
One day an old lady from q neighbor-
ing town came to dinner. and made her
self very agreeable to the little boy. Al
first he seemed to take a great fancy to
her, but, as his mother noticed, treated
the guests invitation to visit her with
some Indifference.
Don't you want to go over aud spend
q day with Aunt Rebeccay asked mann
ma that night when Donald was in hi
cot.
Don't know as do, was the brusqus
reply.
But | heard her tell you she had /
beautiful great cat, and that you nigh
play with it. :.
That's all very WE'LL said Donai(
scornfully, but found out, when sh
kept on talking, that it wasn't real cat
after al1g'
Not a real catg'
"Ne; only tortoise shell. Youth
Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

He is sixty-two years old, healthy and -
markedly active, aud all the rocky and
wooded tract he calls -Strong's PARK
bears curious evidence Of his handiwork-
The stones are piled in curious cairns, the
rocks dressed in fanciful but picturesque
masonry, and the trees are trimmed 10 .
wild, romantic taste
He is hermit, but does not hate his
kind. Indeed, he is rather pleasant to the
few who visit him, and IS fond Of showing
his remarkable agility in climbing In
winter he occupies a rude hut. in summer
be lives entirely out of doors He sleeps
on a bare board laid on top of bench.
which in turn is laid on others, till his
couch is raised to perilous distance from
the ground His only drink is water. his
food is principally Of the products OF his
garden. Once week he takes thorough
bath in a mountain stream. and IS far
from being a disagreeable object, as are
many hermits-
Many years ago he loved and married
His wife died. and he abandoned society 70
live alone in the woods He bought fifteen
acres OF this wild land for trifie, and in
time became so weaned from social life
that for twenty years he has not known Of
any occurrences in the great word, but Of
late visitors have begun 10 intrude on him
and try TO interest him in the rest ct man
kind
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19
R.pta,y Attained Wealth.

The recently removed president OF the
Argentine Republic was three years ago,
at the time of his election, poor lawyer,
moor in attainments As well as in purse.
In fact he was not worth, all told, 5000
when he was made president. and after
getting the benefit for three years Of .
$50, 600 salary he is now immensely
wealthy.
This speaks well for the perquisites OF
a good Office, but it is true of every
office in proportion to its Importance
ANYTHING or anybody in the republic
can be bought. the only question being
nrics. President Celman's full namei
Wen. ii is Senior Don Miguel Juarel
Celnan.
he now has $1,000. 600 in London. Of
is currently believed 10 have, and 1t i
nothing more than reasonable. for II |:
known that the Buenos Ayres Water
Works company. an English syndicate
Maid him an immense sum for the priv
| ieSes. and this is only one instance q
mauy. he also owns splendid palae'
in Buenos Ayres and s large and wei
stocked ranch in the province OF Cor
doya. Of which his brother is governor
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

1HE skES AM CAH - H<CfBkH-
the months pay nor the mouth's notice
which all English domesxzcz are entitled
to. The defendant replied thaS the giTf
had refused to wesr sefvADt's cap on the
ground that it's ase was degrading. and
she was therefore dismissed. No conn
plaint was made OF her inability or re-
luctance to discharge the duties ahe had
been hired 70 perform
The Justice who Nore wig. time hon
ored insignia OF his offce, decided in the
girls favor, reuarking that be knew of no
reason why she should be compelled TO don
an article OF apparel distasteful to hex
Immediately London was in an uproar.
Other demestfcs flung aside their caps
and thought they had issued new declare
ton of Independence and asserted their
rights as free born Engiishwcmen- But,
much to their astonishment, the employ
ers made little IL any protest rne Of
them. woman of rank and wealth, re
| marked:
aOh, very well. take them on II you like
I think them rather nice, and bow there's
\ no danger of my being mistaken for 4
chambermaid shall wear one myself
/ Within a week the revelation bad beer
accomplished The British matron and
/ her daughters now use the pretty and De
| coming house cap. while Mary Jane
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19
DIR. ralmage.. Las. Cigar.

My last cigar was smoked at O'CLOCK
one Sabbath morning in my western
home. had smoked three or four ci-
CARS since tea wrote my sermons
then, and thought could gather fresh
inspiration with every fresh cigar.
Nv hand trenbled as | finished my
work, and when book fell | started as
If A pistol had been fired The creaking
of nv boots, so great was the nervous
strain upon me as went down the
stairs. made my hair stand on end
could not sleep that night, and resolved
that would give up smoking and emo
the sin of night study
kept my promise, and then overheard
went tea and coffee. Perhaps some may
be better for smoking, but think there
would be many sick headaches less WIN
out it.
NV first cigar made me desperately
sick; after smoked my last cigar 1 De
came gloriously well, the world became
more attractive. and a new hfe opened
.nt before met. De Witt TalmaSe IL
| NV York journal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

he continued TO represent TIL ms aeisa
n Is feature of the British system 'ns.
a member may represent any dis.rie', ~
matter where he lives, aud the cao.nss e liz
n1sIs continue TO be members OF parma
n,snt From 1874 to 1850 Mr.. Raikes was
chairman OF the ways and means eomu' r.,
tee and deputy speaker Of the house ~
,Ssc hs hseame a member OF the priNs
.o,ncil and in 1856 Lord Salisbury nsneo
s;n, for westminster general. A singular
fact in his case was that he had simoss
covered from his illness. and on wMsns
on, when storm was cominS up see~'s
an electric shock which caused reiApss A''
death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

giving the president ample time TO choose
his successor
RedfieId Proctor Was born In Cavendisb,
Windsor county, VT. June /, 1881, the son
Of Hon Jahez Proctor, who was member
OF the state council from 1872 70 f627 He
was graduated from Dartmouth In 1851,
and afterward from the law depsrtment
Of the University Of Albany Early IN
1861 he enlisted IN the Third regiment Of
Vermont volunteers, and on the 2Dth Of
June that year was appointed lieutenant
and quartermaster. TBe next September
be WAS made major Of the Fifth Vermont,
and year later be became colonel Of TIE
Fifteenth Vermont. with which be wal
mustered out In August, 1873
Alter practtcing law short time and re-
siding on his farm be entered the marble
business In 1880. He was appointed sscrs-
tary Of war in 1880 In the meantime be
held many civil Offices. serving 10 the state
ssuafe and house, ard in 1878 was elected
governor. He was chairman of the Yer
mont delegation iii the Chicago cbavention
BY which General Harrison was nominated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

Aotmng . 70 tedious q an afrherv
composition. They shot. and thew sbot
and they kept on shooting TN Ire ann
left the valley and little breezes gos ~
~ the deodarr. and people waited for
Miss Beighton TO shoot and win cuI.
bon was ~ one horn Of the ssrn;circIs
round the shooters, and Barr-Sa9eott II
the other. Miss Beighton was last On
the list. The scoring had been w.sx.
and the bracelet. plus Commissioner
i5arr-Saggott. was hers to certainty.
The commissioner strung her bow v: In
his own sacred hands. She stepped mr.
ward. looked At the bracelet. ana ;.,.y
hrst arrow went true to 4 hair--fall
into the heart Of the gold counting
nine points
Young Cubbon on the left turned
white. and his Devil prompted Barr
Saggott to smile. Now, horses used To
shy when Barr-Saggott smiled, Kittv
saw that emile She looked to her iii
'front.', gave an almost imperceptible nod
70 Cnbbon. and went on shooting,
wish could describe the scene that
followed II was ont Of the ordinary
and most improper Miss Kitty fitted
her arrows with immense deliberati.a.
30 that every one might zee what rhe
was doing. She was perfect shot. AID
her forty-six pound bow suited her to q
nicely. She pinned the wooden legs II
the target with great carc four succss-
sive times She pinned the wooden ton
o. the target once, and all the ladi q
looked at each other Then she began
some fancy shooting at the white, which
II you hit it counts exactly one point
She pnt five arrows into the white.
| II WA wonderful archery; but. seeing
that her business was to make s.golds
and win the bracelet. Barr Saggott turned
q delicate green like young water grass
Next she shot over the target twice, thar
wide to the left twice always with til,
same deliberation-w while chilly husl
fell over the company. and Mrs. Beightor
took out her handkerchief Then Kitty
shot at the ground in front Of the large
and split several arrows Then she mai,
q red-or even points-just to shov
what she could do II she liked, and sh,
finished mp her amazing performance
with some more fancy shooting at the
target supports Here is Miss Beigh
toms score as it was pricked of.
Total Tosa
Gold Red Blue Black White Hits scor,
L o o "a
| Barr-Saggctt looked as il the last few
arrow heads had been driven into hi
| legs instead Of the targets. and the dee
stiffness was broken by little snubby
mottled. half grown girl saying in
shrill voice Of triumph. Then ~
wont
Mrs Beighton did her best to bear NJ
bat she wept in the presence Of til
people. No training could help be
through such disappointment Kilt
unstrung her bow with vicious jerl
and went back to her place. while Bar
Saggott was trying to pretend that b
enjoyed swapping the barcelet on II
snubby girls raw. red wrist 1t was 4
awkward scene-most awkward Ever
one tried to depart in a body and lea,
Kitty to the mercy of her mamma
But Cubbon took her away insteaf
and-the rest is not worth printing.
Rudyard Kipling
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

although freed from the sersile badge, has
lots more trouble than formerly In keeping
her hair done up
II IS of interest to note in this connection
how frequently the customs or garments
of one class are initiated or appropriated
by another. In good society the use OF the
word lady is now rare II consorts with
gents on the signs Of cheap restaurants.
and is uttered ottenest in the police courts
or the siuuas, where may be heard tales OF
ssrne ladifviend" or de lady round de cor
ner wet washes fer some women on de
avenoo.n II policeman drags drunken
harridan TO prison her protestsrions are
sure 10 Include the assertion, I'm lady,
and don't you forget it. The grand old
Anglo-Saxon woman" is preferred else
where.
The dress coat. which chances just al
present 20 be the attire of the servisor and
l served alike, IS destined for some sort d
7 fate vet doubtful Years ago the ulster
| and the skirt overeoas were in prime fayoi
with the wealthy. Creased trousers nay'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19
=, prr,ent a Terrible F.te.

An American inventor hopes 70 make .
fortune out Of the dread Of being buried
alive thar affects many people be hss oe-
signed an apparatus TO guard against the
terrible possibility. Extending from the
coffip TO the surface Of the grave IS large
tuhe coutSinihs sliding door, ladder and
rome with hell attached The end CT the
rose i placed in the hand Of the corpse
VINO. should be resuscisste. can either rins
the bell 20 summon help or crawl out o.
rhe grave by the lsddsr.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

GENT AM dls -ADAs hkASHe
also had their ups and downs The crurea
cane hss gonetae pScs in like manner. First
il iourished along the avenue, then Il dSx-
Ned the tenement districts, aud now II : Al
unredeemed Sad unmsrkstsble commod-
ity adjoining the pawn shop windows
SO the world gees round and nearly
every action proves that msn : an tmita-
tive animal Now And again Hodge saei
Nv Lord Tomnoddy exchange rsiFnsnt art;
habits. The only difference IS that in ones
possession they are ''cosnuoa, adopted
BY the oshsr they are s.the style
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19


lSsS and was edu-
Gated at Cam
bridge. He was
called TO the bar
In 1853, and from
1868 TO 1870 sat in
parliament as the
Conse ryativ Q
Crory) member for
Chester. He next
represented Pres,
ton. and in ISIS:
was chosen one OF
the members toi
xx-larl,ll
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

or from fisatrtate
W sneres-s; senator
George r VI
munsls. who has
lately resigned A
b IL resignation
does not take III
feet until the
meeting 81 con-
grsss in Deeern-
ber, IL Is expected
I b NJ Secretary
Proctor will con
! thine his duties ID
the cabinet till
| that date fh,s>
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19


Where Is that divine perfesttcr Of .
woman entitled ..Eae ioyeheS1 cf her
sex TO be fo1nds ssThere.- s-Thsre-
s.ThsreE- shout no end Of enFnnured
bachelors. each pointing al his hearts
idol The husbands are less enrhrslss-
nc. fur IL Is a lznerrzbia TACT in aesthetics
that matrimonial Familiarity Taodfes
very materially the znte-nupsial opinions
Of the parties implicated with respect 10
each other. But almost every unmarried
msa with uzIlezbie heart knows or
+ has known some wouian whom he re-
gsris or hsks regarded rs the loyehess
Of her sex
Ye. the superlative i ridiculous. for
the simple reas0a that there exists 10
absolute standard Of wOmSnly beauty.
The sculptor who shaped the Aes1ician
Venus thoGsht he had combined al the
rarest physical charms Of the sex IN that
remarkable work Of AT, and yes We have
heard il criticised as too short too tall
too plump. TOO thin. etc. etc: and SIX
foot-four yerraczter who went 70 Rome
To rsrfecs his taste IN yertu recorded N .
sAyiSito-s' register there tina u1senrf-
mental licsusn Eh&t .sefae figure : pressy
good. what there Is CT II, bet there isr's
,poreNu half suou-h- 50 tazt even the
statue which. W are told. '-e1clszcss TIA
world Is ees eve<ybcdT's 9zzzzsoo--
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19
nau -rreriaense- wsrk.

AT Battle Ground. Ind. brakeman
on freight train left the switch open
and sat down with friend for S smoke
aad game of eucher. At the end OF IN
hour, much to his surprise. passenger
train came along and was ditched--De
troit Free Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

A highly recommended corn cure Is 70
take a lump Of common Wishing soda,
dip the end in water. ard rub the corn
wen with il every morning II must %
repeated two CT three times week until
the corn ceases 10 cause annoyance
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

He-Yes. have been in the army
far fifteen years. and of course had sora'
terrible strains upon my courage
She tsympathetics.llyl-fes, ! suppos'
all the time you have been expecting .
he called into service. York Epoen
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

The dsaa's cfice AZ Harvard Is, from
the nature Of sfsirs, . pSErS&so-y. A
s-surnmo1s- 70 the dean means that there
l. trouble for the man who Is sunnoosd
The hi-h cours Of justice SITS IN the
deans cEFica That Is. It does 80 far as
the undergraduates know. for bare are
delivered 81 the courts DECISIONS AT
one time IN the history Of Hz-vard COZ
le~ there hung in the room q every TN
is-gra1azze = cartoon. u Was > F4eeSrs
Of u S-shs GeSn's e<5ss.
A rrinrirts Mephissophsles STOOD ~
the door welcoming a long hae ct con-
6Ssarsd wretcheS Ovsr the door was
this legend. s'who enters here sesTes al
hope behind Nearly every raAn wne
in recent years hAs isfr Harvard coiiese
in S;s<rase Ass lafs hope behind wnsn Ne
last entered the door Of ~ a-Nsw
YORK Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19


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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19

A few miles from York, Pa, but In :
very secluded mountain glen, lives and has
lived for twenty one years one Joel Strong.