The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-27
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| Earn boys celebrated among ire t"ughs OF Tomb,
stones toughest days wns married IN san rcrna-dno
| Cal few days ago to coy tride Whose years cover
a half century.
| .Tbnt somewhat dty daily, thn r. o,s'i"oa' H.oo-A
| no. rs.p mpoh more In demand than YanU durinF'h.
nrcset extra % sion OF Congress h'cau" Of n" inter
est felt in the silver question TINS wa "srrchIytvs
40 long Ne III either House tbs dtscrs'ou "'S no ko;t
ND merely to XIII time. Tive R~c'rihas rum" wthnrh
mast few weeks into the bands Of SOM" Who perhaps
scarcely realized that sUci G"iy rpnirht"hiS is.rd
| by the reierai dovernmrni.
| "A French methud OF rre'crrns gr,r"s IN SONS.
thing very rlyr To theis naturnl con ,nh has som,
! interest AZ TIA season. SA"ois ~ Vie wac oetthS
say two lunches OF sound grapes each ave fi"rcd
bottles or vases fled Nith water cun'hlhH rhn;coal
! In solution Tho bolt ss are IN N h"hE a'"hs no
edges Of nOtchcd shelves dry place u Is 'aG that
n the wa er lie renewed it1N tin" 10 h" grapes so
| treated WI. Keep ~ good cnniii M, Arm
There 10 n popular misr"n' SP ion OF tn" pelican
legend Indicated IN the drvic" hpm 'he hr shied
! OF Louisiana Tnc legend really T~rresen not That
tho reMcan hautualiy feeds her yonhz 'p"n her own
brod bat that the father bird snys the young IN ts
mothers absence aud that she mtHcuionSP Fetnsci.
tates them by the Application or her own bNo"d The
legend really has sort OF mystical reference to the
! redemption AMI D,u,e calls Christ "Nosro reloano'
! People who bent fun can have II IN snte Of
poverty. Small. nwashsi boyt arc often sem IA CITY
| Hall Park pRyint narprs without marbles tho sub
sttutcs being Founded pebbles Along tho river hontN
Is no uncommon thing to see '!onrs'or:hrn playing
| checkers squares they have chaEcd OH TIE SIDE
| walk, tho sttinehieca Of pier. or perhaps acear
door tina. docs slant much. The checkers being
rtatus OF corn for the white pieces ana pebbles OF
| b, ans for the black ones.
| late rs tho season is there is an abundance ~
| bloom on the ground White and purple asters are
found in great quantities around this city. all the
golden rod has no, gone TO seed bv any means tho
little blossoms of chanotniie star the roadside and
few dnudelions and daisies are cropping into Hover
| again. In yard mt ar New York bundreds NJ oxey4
dnisie, ere week These mowers aid 10 the
,f csyea fasttio ms
| of summer to the near landscape.
The Rubber plant that has become so common q
piece decoration is not tho plant that yisld9
the rubber OF commerce. That ia derived principally
from two varieties OF rubber tree that grow In Brasf
and attain large size The rubber plant OF oar Anet
can pRrlors and Greenhouses with It's long. glossy
leaves. would not pay for tapping 1t Ia ntpeofss of
nE, and India is its habitat Agum can be ohtsins4
from nearly every plant that sxudes milky SAP. even
from the common TX eed and the number Of rubbed
yielding plants is estimated at about 5ro
Not all the immigrants who como to View York are
tho lumpish people that some try IN make them out
on the bridge. especially. they display an amount OF
curiosity that would credit Yankee and tho view dsl
lights them. Any day one will see company o9
Italians just landed tho women splendid In brass Jew?
ery printed handk erchief standing at tue bridge
entrance watching tho operation OF apply tho grip
to the cable and all terng like magpcs Tho stoii6
Russian Jew seems to delight more in the landscape
than engineering and often walks TO y: ooklyu
with his whole family on q tour Of Sightseeing.
Not all the Indians are yet deprived OF their natural
means Of livelihood the hunt Many Of the tribes in-
habiinG reservations in tho far Northwestern States
live almost entirely on tho spos ana profits Of hunt
ing and fishing The coast Indians employ Themselves
busy during the salmon.runnng season in supplying
sh to tho cnnnere and piece out their livelihood ~
other seasons by tho proceeds Of futs and flesh OBJ.
tanned by hunting and trapping In tho interior OF
oregon and Washington big game 10 yet plentiful
enough for the hunting 10 Afford to the indians
pretty good Of support for most OF the year
Tho Washington State Commandsry OF the military
order Of the Loyal Legion last week passed resolu
tion for the purpose Of stimulating patriotism among
the members Of that organization that in future and
for ali time, whenever the usc OF The star Spanged
Banner" SHAH be play every member of Washington
Commandey present shall rise to his fees
and uncover his head. and remain standing until the
music OF its inspiring strains shall have ceased The
officers Of the Washington body think the patriotism OF
the whole order ueeds stimulating and they viii send
request TO all comm nnderes throughout the country
for the passage OF q similar resolution
High upon clad slope OF the Rock les . hun.
ter from tie East came upon curious and tragic
record Far the eye could reach there stretched the
trail Of Jack rabbit The creature had evidently been
stretched to tho utmost in mad flight for his foot
prints much further apart than they would have
bsen had his gait been OF ordinary speed few yards
before tho trail ended each print OF the rabbits feet
accompanied by The eienr outline tile Of
eagles outsretchedwnHs. This was repeated again and
again. Then came evidences OF struggle. The snow
stained with blood. and there TUFTS Of fur
lying about. Then the trail ended
a tenderfoot passenger on a sage bound McCoy's
Ranch. Colorado. found among his fellow passengers
few weeks since Sheriff, his deputy. hose .hief
thief of some other sort and murderer The tender
foot oblighgly sat between a friends wife aud tho
murderer. and thus made he The lat.
ter When the party reached the ranch tpeio was
pause the roadside and erybody uokcG m while
some boys tied can to the tail OF vagab0nu dog.
As the creature ran yepng down the road most OF the
passenge laughed. and none made protcs. tho
murderer who turned with look OF rlr'nUn@ ndignn-
tlnnt IN bia paw aui - Al tb.0
damned mean"
Tho Cherokee strip opening brought strange ex-
periences OF boom heights and collapse dapiA,
border town OF Arkansas City Ean. Jrcr to thu OPEN
Ing II was the great centre for the boomers and
their supplies the evening of the opening day II
almost deserted village During the few weeks pre-
cedlng the opening the Post Once Gil n volume OF
business emitting to rank rstcass Post once.
Since the opening it has done more business with tho
Dead Letter Office than any other city tie Union
More than 1900 letters were returned to Washington
within few days after the opening 1t sp.axs graph
caly of the wild rush for the unk Rsen by the
boomers that any effort to deliver these thousand. OF
letters to the propie who few hou,s before were
within reach was utterly useless.
One of those strange streaks OF luck that folk
believe occur only In the story books really happened
in Chicago week since. AMI on the Midway too
woman went from Portland, or, To the Fair. taking
the funds she relied on TO pay her expenses homo
the shape of draft ON Chicago bank The local bank
suspended. her draft was worthless. and she was
stranded While strolling down the Midway Plaisancs
meditating how to get home she saw n pocketbook
lying on the walk. Others saw 1t. iooI but she was
nearest In tho scramble. and got Il. II eur
rency to The amount OF almost 500 She Turned Il
at the lost property bureau left address then
wrote home for funds. The owner didn't clniin the
purse within The specified period. and 1t and its
tents being handed back 10 the woman, she went her
way home praisnK Providence.
Game appears to be unusually plentiful this season
in all parts OF the country; entirely plentiful ap
parently in regions In north western Maine the
deer are said TO be SO thick and eut-
waited areas to such extent to be great
annoy rance and loss to fArmsrA In the Northwestern
States bears mountain lions. wolves. aud other wild
animals numerous than they have been in
many years. and are very bold In their advances into
settled dstrtcts. Pennsylvania sportsmrn report
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