The sun., 1893-01-20
SUNBE.lMS.

cratic Club i" organized at Osceoa Mo. recently
Its object. As announced. i"thc public education OF
about politics Sundays at to r. ~, regard
less OF sect or party lines OH tho ncmtraciny eco
nomic platform OF Love thy neiShb"r ns thyscf"
Tho late william Warren ono OF the best
dians that lived. but whoever wishcl TO him
had to to Boston to do II. for he seldom appeared
except at the Boston Museum Tie country legislators
frequently went to that theatre in n body. and Mr.
Warren had farce written upon that circumstance in
which he was the central figure. aud which Was called
"Seeing Warren"
North OF tho States Of Washington and idaho is =
district tha Is occupied by tho remnant of the Okan
agon tribe OF Indians. 1t is known the Oknnagnn
country. md has promise Of quick development. ts
eau it has wood. wEt,r grass anu minerals. but it
the indians could read they would be surprised to nn
their ancient holdings rut Gown some maps
as " the O'Karagau district"
When Charles Mathews was In this country tho
rapdity OF his speech was cause of much axtonsh.
ment. but there was no loss Of dsnctness that
count. Ho said to be the ost rapid taiker and
singer on the stage Sarah Bern.ardt talks Mt fur,
Gus speed sometimes hut every speech that Is to be
spoken fast is practised again and again. little
quickly oach time In order to insure cearness or utter
ance.
Members ot theatrical and musical companies.
when they travelling through the country, have
their fares paid by the management, but not their
sleeping car and hotel accommodations. There ~
exception. tho famous hostnE Symphony Orchestra.
Banker ligginson. the founder anu hacker OF this
organization that tho musicians play their host
only when thoy have been well taken Of that
II left to themselves they will pat at second class
houses TO money. So this orchestra IL coddlcd"
no other in the country ever
Says an actor: I'VE nre quite well used to being
misreprcsented by tho clergy but they ought get
things right We always laugh when We re ad or hear
OF the terrible orgies that carried in ,cs
The flies strips of tina: represent boughs Of
trees. ceilings or sky. and would take fly to hold
crey up there. These people, OF course mean that
we misconduct ourselves In tho wings. have been
a ago mn MI hava
any orgies side of the curtain. but you cans
mako some OF the ministers beeve that"
Tho inlet Of Union Lake. near Norwich, IA, 10
frozen three feet thick TO tho bottom. something
never known before. and people are flng their ice
houses with this leo. In tho bottom OF block taken
out by George Lasher tho other day found large
frog bu:iaead and two eels. which had been caught
by the congealiag while lying dormant There
three inches of ice below them. T.cy were cut
out OF the cake aud rlnceI in butt OF water where
in the course OF quarter OF an hour they were all
swimming about lively as they At the height
OF last summers season.
"A grocer complains bitterly because wealthy
patrons OF his establishment send ramps and paupers
there with notes saying. "Mr. b. give this man
pound OF crackers and a box Of sardines" or "ths
bearer would like four bundles Of kndlinx and pound
OF coffee" Tho applicants get tho stun because the
grocer wants to retain the custom Of those who send
tnoni, and who have not the s!igXes itcnon of pay
ing for goods thus given away. It's pretty chenp
charity for these rich people to engage in says he
but my experience 10 that II hurts rich man worss
to give up a dollar tn n 1t does a roor man.
"A common eject OF long attention to u new subIeoS
is that the mind put to strain and the subi.ct r,.
sents itself IN Dire ANS until 1t becomes an
The experience Of a beginner In typewritinR was h.
says that he finished practice for tbs n,vh,
and to bed the keyboard got front Of him. and bs
plagued almost into u delrium by q desire To anal,
certain ords It. Often his fingers woud work
unconsciousiy IL picking out letters on H. inst "A
vioinists aud piansts often to thrum on I'M
agnary Instruments As no gained AGILITY the nightly
appearance of tho grew shorter and
ceased altogether.
-Puritanism exists among rural communities In .r
extent unreaized in cities and there are not atres
In the villages TO act object lessons in dtsroof OF
the old traditions 1t is still posed in such ulac.s
that the house is the sum of all wickednes Re.
Gently young woman came TO this city from town
about two hours' riae from New York, to study In
the that she required to pass she was
tod to some OF the principal English auihors
She did omting Shakespeare. for the reason as
she stated TO a friend. "tha, she might offend the
teachers by putting ~ the name of man who had
| written plays for theatres"
When opera was running In New York there was no
more attentive member OF the audience than slight
fair man. who was perfect in dress and