The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-18
SUNBEAME.

Jacksonviles (Fla) first Hebrew vagrant arressy
ed last week. sentenced to thirty days street laboe
| and escaped the same afternoon
A number of athletic young ladies OF Portland. Mo-
have formed walking club. Its members devote TIVE
| afternoons week 10 pedestrianism.
AS grow older" said . man of moderate means.
81 find that have much to be grateful for. Wealth
went past my door and stopped at neighbors: bu
then did death; while health stopped at mine and
has kept US jolly ever since"
did you notice." said shopper. "that the clerk
called me by my namst Inever traded with him but
before. but he remembers my and addressed
mo by 1t. Just as though were someb body DO you
know that that always pleases me greatlyr
An interesting feature Of German weddings at BUT.
fale is the buggy ride that follows. Bride groom
in full wedding regalia. drive of. followed by many
couples OF their friends also in buggies and in this
fashion the strange procession passes through the
town.
-"Isaw this morning." said man. "standng upon
the stops of neighbours house. looking up and down
the street and taking breath OF tho morning air.
great mastlh who was SO impressive in his strength
alerness and apparent intelligence that really felt
as though would like to be introduced to him."
Herman couples young men and women some
times seen on the streets Of this city walking hand I'd
hand. seemingly blissful oblivions of censorioud
world More curious still is the habit OF Itaan labor
ers to walk together holding another's finRera.
Ono frequently sees . pair Of laborers thus linked
walking with tho utmost rapidity II looks from the
haIdcufied To the other prisoner
There are bargains and bargains Some lucky men
In this town have bought good gloves prices below
dollar, but the man who goes forth expecting to geS
gloves just such as he wishes At these low prces
turns home disappointed. The shopteepers Of
their word but the cheap gloves those for 80 cents for
example prove be of curiousy oolora
and tho young man behind the counter always ha1
something at three four times the price that he
sincerely recommend.
Farming business and the crops must be saved in
the far West visitor at tho Pok Butler settlement
Dos Chues Ridge. Or. Anew days ago noticing thas
the schooih ouse was still closed. and tho fail term,
long overdue had not yet begun. asked when school
would commence mot TIL the wheat gets dry" was
tho reply why what's the school to do with
wheatt" was the natural query. Were drying in
the schoolhouse," was the panation. Wet wheat
was spread al the sohoolhouse floor from three
to tivo feet deep.
1t would seem that la grippe should have com
peted Its travels long before this. but news comes
from onnalaska of tho largest and important
OF tho Asutian Islands that the strange disease only
reached there few weeks ago Two'thlrds OF tho
population have been down with 1t. but the epidemic
was not OF vrGent type. and the only deaths tromt
of old feeble people More than half Of the crew OF
the United States cutter Bear pro'rasi
by the grip while she was at tho Island and she had
barely enough well men to work the snip WHEN she
started her last visit of the season to the isHndSo
ST. Paul and st. George month ago
-Thanksgiying turkeys have been hanging for days
and possibly for weeks in cold storage where ms
temperature Is at some point between freezing "Ai
400. Some meats and most fruits Keep tr'' !"
temperature slightly above the freclag point mo
essential thing Is that fermentation ElnI h'I '1s
place and temperature some degrees above 'Fr"''hs
VIII ordinarily prevent NNk may b" Sect '"fe'
the hottest weather by sealing II in g."ss Jar "ha
placing the jar in porous vessel or WATT IAe con-
slant evaporation of water through the pores OF mo
containing vessel suices TO Keep The mia ~ temper
AZURE low enough - prevent Fermentation
Few persons suspect that tho common MON may
be utilized decorative artist but he may DC u ohV
mt and re
creatures habits The hTNa OF the moth has a hApI
OF spinning about Itself sort of from tho material
upon which It feeds As tho worm gf"ws II en4afses
this by the process Of splitting 1t and inserihg ne"
material. Now, II moth worm that NhS eucoAtI w
self In red flannel be aIcrward Transferred 'ac ana
ALL to white flannel the srowlng insect VIII us rev
Ganne covering and enlarge 1. with portion Of mo
white dannT IT, then the worm aud the sac be trans
fsrred bae flannel the creature will IN course OF
time enlarge tho with blue flannel and thus CLONE
itself periodically in red white. and b.ue Eniomo'o
gist southwick Of the Park Department says that
NO great trouble TO put mo1h'woTm through thM p~
tor1lApeA,