The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-17
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People who have taken the Lake SUPERIOR ,,..m.rs
at PORT Arthur h,vs poticeJ ,s bieh ions Az. -
bs.sit that pu,b., into IN, water from the nor,b.,n
limit OF Thupo.r Rav. The Indian. b.ii.vs tb., ,h,.
r,dp. 1, IN, vrave NJ u,.wntb. mr.. A h. 4. o.l.d t,.r.
Manibozho. and few red men pass the 500, without
| droppips a few bead. or a pipeful Of tobacco In the
water n, an obl.t,op IN nj, ,n,r,t.
Although the muss OK IA stiIi p,ent,fu, in thu sro,,.
| region, OF mi, con,In.n, a. n. b.iiev.d that ,hs,. A..
| not more thar fys or six mounted speoin.ns os ,hs
creature in tho tinted sta,es One of thu ls,.s, !.
csived was ordered three years aRo. and finally deuy.
cred after ] TOO m,,es of s,edptps and n sreat m.nv
| miles Of other travel. According 10 III. best authorities
the odof that gives the musk OF ite name can not he
traced to any one specia, s.eretion.
In Table Rock, Neb, the wife OF the pr.ss mt Rspub.
iican Postmaster. whose term has about expired has
| appealed TO the now Administrator 10 let the oces =.
main in the family because she 1, . ,,slvsrt p.mo.
| era. Her case 10 not unlike one that a,,rastsd some
attention In England recently, The OCCUPANT of 4 de-.
sirab.s postm astership there was about to be retired
because Of having reached the are limit, and hs wife
applied for and obtained the place,
-Buddbisma and Christianity are in strange ,uxtaps.
sition At East Chester, in westchsstsr county. The
Episeopal church Of East hester. q Quaint edincs b>Ar.
,nr the date l7eb. and standing in q picturesque usys.
yard that overlooks tho marshes of East Chester Crssh.
II iust opposite a priyate dwelling which stsuds amid
large pameut grounds. The owner Of the dwelling.
apparently Inspired by the peaceful nsiehborhood Of
the graveyard. has inscribed on his rateposs the sinsls
word " Niryapar
That unsayory and much misundsrstood creature
the skunk. IA boldly trapped by the Southern negro for
his coat. and. Il IL whispered. even for his meat and q
negro lad will without mishap haul . skunk caurht in
a trap from his hole. and even come of odorlsss After
staying the beast. Al the same time It has been noted
that a brass candlestick carried into a cellar whore one
OF these creatures had taken refuge had . distinct
trace Of the skunk about It In damp weather for years
after the incident.
-yeestariapism in the United states does not discard
the use Of a meat diet merely because Il IN unnecessary
or harmful. but also because Of the cruelty indicted ON
animals By their wholesale slaughter In the catering
to the meat eating habit. This principle il followed
logically 10 its and and ,boes made entirelv Of felt ara
largely coming init use among yeretar,aps. Not oniv
they claim does the use Of leather pecsssits,e the XIII
Ing Of animals, bu. It 10 injurious a. a covering for any
part OF the body, while woousn or felt 10 q natural and
bAne0ctAl prOteCtfOn,
They have no hsaoes in the city of Mexico rboss
vehicles were bought in By q street railway compsnv
aud DESTROYED or sent away. The company now has
monopoly Of the funeral business. II runs funeral cars.
white for children, black for adults. that are sometimes
half covered with flowers, and the mourners ride to the
cemetery in a richly uph olstsred special car, with lace
eurtains. that folova the car containing the comm.
Horse and n uls railroads run out OF tho city to great
distapces Ono Of them IN seyenty miles long and
ride over 1t Is practically the same a. the Stage journey
of other days
The sirht of a horse coating down long hill on ita
back in a sled and its legs waving wildly in the Air
vastly ediued 4 number OF citizens at Woodstock. Or.
recently. The sled was an improrised outnt. vitbout
sbafta Reaching this crest Of thu hill. the sled ran
against the horses heels. The animal reared and.
Aiming fell oys backward upon the sled Tho driyav
vas afoo. and 20, ont Of the v.v rhers us,s bigh
stakes in the sides OF the sled. and these held tho horse
in The dad st.rted down thu hill At rx.Iv ttt ana
ran stra,Rht and fair to tho foot. whore It brought up
on the railroad track. when tho stake, were removed
and tho borse rolIed ou,et,v Of.
-Charlss Cronea. who was one OF Iantts,s fresboos.
ss and said to be the last Of that piratical company.
died IN Chamber county. Texas. last week. He was
born in Aarssiies Jan II. 1905. and came to this
country as cabin boy ON q French frigate. He deserted
At Chssleston and shipped on n schooner for Liverpool.
which was hove.to by q piratical craft soon after leav.
ing port. Volunteers were asked to enter Lantts's scr.
vice. and cronea went along and served under Lantts
for some eight months. when he deserted. II. After
ward served In the Amy Of the republic Of texas
Ninetyfour descendants survive him,
Tho general public sentiment in the city of New Or.
leans In favor of race separation In street travel. as in
churches theatres, and steam trains. has cnu.ed much
discussion OF the problem of how TO keep separats the
colored and white passengers in the street cara The
proposition which finds most favor Is to divide the cars
into Two compartments. tho ono for white passen.
senRers and the o her for colored passengers. the en-
frances to the different compartments to be at opposite
ends Of tho car. Another proposal to reserve two OF
every three cars for white passengers Is not favored.
as IL would discriminate against tho colored p ople In
regard to time and accommodation.
business rivalries cause n good many little frauds.
A merchant explains why: " As soon as I get up n good
thing. say In chocolate-but It would be tho same II IL
were candy. butter. carpets. handkerchief. paints. or
pills-some rival will Initiate IL In quality and put II
on the market at q lower rate. To hold my own I've
got to cut his price. but as / can't do that and makes
pront. l must aiulterate the article q little. He knows
the dodge and he will do the same thing. So we 20.
cutting ut each other. until both Of our articles are so
cbesp and noor that pobodv will buv than Than r