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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Three f,.ssii.-s s-sss tse rsr os = s..~<et's
tsl'in q" ssnsfosltr island.

Sstts SFk M,vfs. Nieh. Ialy II. =
Tee ar,tt ieiinzr a artlnar sike sllssssf,s'
sfre hrctistt bars ttlz ucrnlnr ~ fhs
sieass-r Stty e Winsl@r sartsin J.
: Arre rsPsHtcl that sh- r.ah hass-,
kstsrs a. i'.e D'tts sslaas tonaa part n
= eatoe ssa.s~ at Ne.kAasrn - 49,
~rHte se,s e Hanif1aha slaa,l. flsr
teea sostrs as'rsheaef ffraa fiaek ~anc.
ssis rnt te.if e thr s.p see ellstss
teach rfff 81. stss 4 sast - nslei
hi.u~e. <o ronfee er ssaef s,ss t,.ati
a. leersaet ~ s.ilsr e eressaet sa..rs,
rairea
t1lestEs1 HatleF~Ftff~ ailsu sisarr
t'a aiieee asefatf f.slss e4s,ia "a
aeiee erse aho tte zt~skass a4lal,f
fssnete a. M sf4 x,s - fhe
sritt ,kst .os ssesie fsht s.sns5u
a o. a.fsssta spd a kaks si,ssha bed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

psFtaasn,s. Juls "a Henry A. Hosf
suaA age.i ~ years committed sulcsde
iast alebl ~ hss hs.al~ ~ Allegheny Cts
- tsitlss hs- threat sih kesfe Tie
tsei 49, essfiy eofssonaassts1 ehihe
efsaaas - ff,et - = iosfhins eines
lisffnah SO ! lFiis tssfeelsd hfd es
c<essseasss sssrIss fss si~nt AT a his
iFlsass ti..e 49, sies % fsl~nss nsanx
- sAltn aefe sae. ss-sfsi aiai ysshis.i !
as,st.ftsftststs. iHttalie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
no FEAR or CHOLERA.
Views OF DIR. Wheeler. Who Has Bccn
Investigating.

NEw York. July 81 Dr. ". A. Whee-
Ter. chief u the Ellis Island staif. who
has been in Europe for the last three
months investigating the sanitary con
dition Of foreign scaports. returned To
day on the Brifianic. He says be does
not believe that cholera will visit this
country this year. even though IL should
break out in Europe. Ds. Wheeler Wis.
ited Hamburg. Bremen. Rotterdam. Ant.
werp and Naples. In Bremen and Ham
burg much care ie exercised in sending
over immigrants. and mos, Il tho imm..
rrants now go to Rotterdam and Ant.
Serp. At Naples quarantine barracks
were built where immigrants are quar-.
antined five days bcfore sailing. AtMar
sei.,es several sporadic cases of Asiatic
cholera prevail every summer. but no
vessels sail from there. aud the rags
shipped are thoroughly fumigated-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

mes With dsssssse. snd that owing 10
ths fact thai yacht cruises are geuef.
All. happy>xo husky Affairs. the friends
ns shs uinssnx ysch.snlen had not yes
ke<ou> alarmed zs the dasappearsnes of
che toat on whirh thsy sabest Capt
Dcnnis Sullivan. uho knsvs that regsoa
tsrsfsefiy. believed that the wreekage
wks u the old schsnnes Csssscsn. run
dosrn Z uso1th go en- Lake inrpn.
st.,ut 100 miles fson Manitoulln lsiand.
bus sifh tho soathsAst vsnsls the
wrxksss night have besn driven aero~s
TIA, lake. II <uch u the case Il indicates
that the CofsscAn crsS sacceesied In
haldinx on 60 the ~feckage. and prcoa
BIZ starved te dsath In midlake
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

A Colorado Man 6ays Grover Is for
Free silver

DENVER. Col. July 81. - Captain
Thatcher Of Aspen. back from Washing
ton. says that in personal talks with
Carlisle and Cleveland they assure him
that they will not try for unconditional
repeal of the Sherman silver law. He
says they have substitutes under con-
si1eration as follows:
I. Free coinage at an increased ratio
and the retirement IL all paper money
under g..
> Free coinage Of 100000 ounces
monthly with seigniorage for coming
foreign bullion.
3. The re enactment of the Bland Law
making coinage Of 100000 ounces a
month compulsory.
Thatcher is thoroughly responsible.
and positively asserts that these views
are direct from the president and secre-
tary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Tamous s'fanEvr's Ssssnsssef Gsrssrs-.
shr lAkessew fispfsoat.

Cv1csco. July Il. iockr ilaidein
captured ths Laksxssx hsnJ,cax at
Washington para todsy ~it1. 4sss cslt
Rel ~ santa Anita he ifovlne lx-tiri
him such good onrs - yrsx1i- Flisin
tim hrd Ls,s Dsur,~. The stake vss
worth sbout = .-sH te the strber.
lIsydse. th~ f4sorsse. a ~ s. had M
essy thing q q In the s'rSt vinssEs by
tso ieD<fh<
Fsfshst nrsef TIE ss'ers bs5ly in tis
price of : 81 l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
DIR MEYERS IL TACETUIiN.
He Refuses 20 Say Whether He Knows
the Mysterious Woman.

NEw YoRK. July 2l.-Dr. Henry c.
Meyer spends his time in cell ID. second
tier. at the Tombs prison. under the
watchfuleye Of Keeper Eyers. In silent
waiting. while the friends aud enemies
he has made are being revealed by
detectives IL other cities. Dr. Meyer re-
fused 10 say this morning whether he
knew Carl Muller. alias August Vim
mers. and his wife. the mysterious
people who were brought from
Chicago yesierda, afternoon. WINNERS
is lodged in the houseof detention. where
reporters cannot get at him. Mrs.
WINNERS. who was released in the care
~ her Chicago lawyer. James Kennedy.
out ~ Difference u her delicate cs,ndi.
ton. has hidden away from the curious.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

SAGINAW. Mich, July 2l.-Prof. j. G.
voltaire, the alleged swindling medium,
was brought here froni Kalamazoo this
morning. lie vii be arraigned today
voltaire has engaged counsel and pro
poses Ia fight II out \ number OF Sag.
inaw's reputable citizens claim to have
been victimixed by him. and the chief n
police says he Is wanted ia Cincinnati
and other eities whore il - alleged he
has eouducted sinilsr operations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

SAGINAW. Mich. July 2l.-The phe-
nomenal activity OK the lumber trade.
which prevailed few months ago. has
given place 10 sIackness. attributed TO
the business depression generally pre-
vailing. Lumber that sold for el375
last year sold for between so and s23
this spring. Now all is changed and
there is comparatively little demand for
lumber. Nevertheless tho old prices
prevail. and there have been few reduc-
tons u the working crews in Saginaw
mflis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
pLowN 10 FRAGMENTS
Gus oi-en Killed ny an Ispiossor of
Dynamite ~ Minneapolis

MINIS sisofIs, suig yl.~Ey an exr'o-
sion a dynamite IN a shaniy 90 Wash.
ingfon sfrnct northeast hear Fouffh
avenue, tals morning. egc man ioat lis
life and Eanch damage vss done IN the
way n lrfker glass and falling plaaier
Tho man kiiled aas Gus Oissn. lie
he'd charge ~ firing cartridges on The
sewer wcrk. and jnsf l-fofe The scsadsnf
entered the shants A compsniou
siafss thsf the Whole structure wenf %
almost uatsniiy after Oiarn entsred.
lie tc-ly va tioNn iHso Fragments
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

CnksLxsoix. Mich. July el.-Gover-
nsw AlfgsId Of Illinois. he of the an
archist notoriety. IL at Norwood. q little
town Just down the shore from Charlie
ymx. He and his eife came over from
Chicago last Sunday as the guests of
City Recorder =. IL Chasc of Chicago
and will remain a week or two. IL Is re
ported that Goy-ruoe Altgeld was not
shown great amount OF consideration
hy the tourists on the boat Those who
have met the governor speak of him rs
"A plain. every day sort 81 man, but one
who commands admiration Tor his eyi-
dent sincerity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

W.sarvg 4ov. July 81 With two or
three exceptions az ~ the appointments
~ naval cadets Tor the nexf class have
been made. IN the list are the follow.
ing frrm Michigan First district. H.
X dahoney. fW s>chiebner laltefnatsl.
third " Foot y Il Jewetf salternates,
hfth. G. " Weher. G. y Harley aiter
nefel. eighth. T. fggert. u G. Mckay
is.teruateL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

SsuLr SrK- MARIE. Mich, July IL
Pat Byron. stonemason, and hand
some. dashing woman. who have been
living together here for some time and
we're supposed to have been man and
wife. took sudden fight To Canada to
day A man tom Detroit by the name.of
Smith. said 10 he the woman's husband.
arrived this morning. Upon learning
this the couple departed in such haste
~ 10 leave their dinner untouched on
the table. and also all their personal
safYecfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Family rcsssI ~snersne yrsn she HIS
er.e ~ = Ssw ynrk gessense1ss-

Nr~ Yeas. July n 4 i.slth iusTrc
for this morning sfumtis-i osef fst' 4
smaiigs,s Ia The lag scseDsnf - 20. -
FaIi street IL sssss hilhy rs-sfu eH fise
toafff. snuf b. fssasd a zb<ssf fsns1fE
ssee With the dlssase tas,<is1tsne 1Fs-
hscsa >. ,earr e.i.I. his ssfe. i<ss~A :.
years ed snsl shsif stsistfrn tfpfN.
soensie. .1l~~ti . yrafss snf ss-nik' 9
ftaFe slafe Aakled tz&Ft1tf ~ w.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

wHtrxogE LAKE. Mich. July a.
Lieut. &. &. Ogden Of Fort Supply. I.
r.. who was drowned Thursday. has
been visiting Ex-Governor Winans for
some time. Yesterday he went in bath
ing In the lake. and while his wife and
her sister, Mrs. T.. Il. Winans. Jr.. were
putting on their suits he got beyond his
depth aud was drowned. lieutenant
Ogden was married on July and was
on his wedding trip Divers are search.
ING for the BODY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22
A,,orrc, e:encral ,,lnc, CALI.

BrzzsRp's Bar. Mass. July -. At
forney General Olney called IT Gray
Gables this afternoon shile rn route
from roston tr bis summer home Ia
Falmouth The president not knowing
of his intended visit atJ being down the
hay. Mr.. Oiney after few hours visit
with Mira Cleveland was obiigcd 10
leave without seeing him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

LsSssss. Mich. July a. Tbs report
q the ssats industrial school Toe boys
fos shs year sedsng Jsos -. show the
total current expensrs u the year ~erc
tst49d- The appropriation made Tor
the year VAS x6.fpo. and the earnings
wsr~ olno4s.l5. An unsxpended balance
of this fund of teti2S uas covered back
into the state treasury. The total cx.
p<ndifares for current expenses and
sysciai improvement were t6soeod2
Sidexz zsks cost te$sol; ,enlarging the
chapel. <ssl-33; grading The yard: sia6 %;
maintaining department of technoiogy.
seso. The cost of establishing the latter
department. vas tJ3i7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

SAci~Ax. Mich. july Il. Peter Con
Ion q Merrill came here las. night and
stopped at the American house. west
side. This morning he went te his room
and took stryrhnine with suicidal In.
tent. bat was discovered soon after and
nay recover. Financial difficulties are
the cause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Kansas Miners Hest On Their I.aurcls
for Day.

Weir CRY. Kas.. July 2l.--No violent
outbreak has occurred today. but II 10
looked for tomorrow. At an early hour
this morning large meeting was held
in Bakers hall Noah Allen. ex-assist-
ant attorney general. was present and
addressed the strikers at some length.
deprccating violence, but making other
wise an infian,matory speech. Another
large meeting Of the strikers was held
in the old school building, but its re-
suit is not known. None of the
strip pits are at work today but
some Of Clements men went back
to their pit and got the remains Of prop
erty left there. This afternoon a crowd
gathered and started to shafts IL and 2S
with the intention of driving out the
men guarding these properties. After
hanging around close to them for some
time the crowd gradually dispersed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

or the Troublc In siam.
BALrIMoKE. July A. Gen. Adam E
King. late conssI general of IN UaitBd
States to France. who returned home
last week. In speaking of the trouble be
tween France and Siam today said:
There is no doubt that the causc
can be found in the desire Of the
French colonization schemes They
are reaching out In Dahomey
and elsewhere in Africa and
have established themselves In
Tonquin and seem 60 he bent nov upon
new acquisitions abroad. The French
are quick and must havea ncw sensation
every day. One day the sensation Is
scandal involving some high Official.
That dies out and is forgotten. Then.
perhaps. occurs great Mysterious crime
and that IL the sensation IL tho hour
Just now everybody ~ occupying him.
self with Siamere affairs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

HssrsHoav J. r.. July e. The en-.
dfsaned Cssssiav Trssensrs vers tssiss
removed frusn the. tssine- cspufts. 20
Red tab. h Sugss cuaatf. where they
are ebaired and guarded In prsvsse
house. The f,fsicsr in charge vii only
state that fhe trabsfw was rssde lsf he
yerssuai cpnsrnieoce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Ss~IAr CExrRR. Mich. July H.
Eueene Demo. turnkey at the county
jail had two prisoners cut eultivating
corn. one naHed Dohson ran away and
took - the woosls. lie carried an ankle
iron aeiuhing twenty tiyc pounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Hovsgf. Mich. July 9i.-tA T. Fish
-. conductor 81 an Ann Arbcr gravel
train. feli 0nder the wheels THE morning
and vas instantly killed tie wss about
- years oid ard leaves a wife. but DO
children lie lived in fI0aell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

SPsRfk Mich. July a Walters ~.
taoraas sas destroyed by FIRE last night
Mira Nsii@F she sa~ on ti~ @eeeaa
es~ss bal harr5N e@csp@ The IRE
xas esu@si y = lssap etpie~ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

OMAHA. July 2l.--The first band of
miners from Colorado hunting for work
and who were given free ride to this
city on q freight train. arrived this
morning. They SAY thousands will fol
low. They are scattering for the harvest
fields and iron mines Of the north and
for Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

w. u 6hocmaker Kills Two Brotlcr~.
and Then Himself

METROPOLIS. ILL.,, July 2l.--A double
murder. winding up with the suicide Of
the assailant. was committed here about
dusk. The murdered men were George
Lukens and Richard Lukens. two re-
spected young carpenters. George. the
elder. was shot several times in the head
and body, and died instantly.
Richard. the younger. was killed while
holding his baby in his arms w. X.
Shoemaker is the man who did the
shooting. afterward blowing his own
brains out. Tho killing was done at the
home OF the younger brother. the two
Lukens standing in the front yard
and Shoemaker on the pavement
The trouble grew out OF a
law suit instituted somc time ago by the
wife Of the younger brother against
Shoemaker, who had been her guardian
and who. as Lukens claimed, squan-
dered her estate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

LEAvENwoRrH. Kan, July 2l.-The
Brighton coal mine has been closed for
an indefinite period. There are about
1900 mclnbers Of the Mincworkers'
union on strike.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Ns~o~rsks. Mich. July 2i.--The
rsadiegton. Weiis and Van Schaics
eompanys dry klns. containing sbon,
lODU0 feet a hunter. vare DESTROYED
By TIRE tsisy Les s35.eo. partly in
st1rasf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

NEw YoEK. July 2l.-Lawyss Hum
meii announces that Michael Is. Leayitt.
the thestricai manager. and his wife
have held conference. and there b
good reason 10 think their domestic
troubles may bs settled smicxbly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Duurs. MIDI ~ A.UtA -.
senn IN eeee ts<m yerouov1w, = -
eecsnnsy - kseis sur(y trnov h ru<u@
p an1.h ~ psaus.n vlo>rss herine
ouneonAeg - oeos ~ eomooppu. ltuw
~ oelock vhen ~ opoand ~ q u,
nese'ey u1p - eDltsd Ellnrt IA
suu ~ uss1 Aan1 yse>Gpdey. nnd -
tose u erue 60 en1oy. rlssnr hira
canch - ~ mooeg. IL ~ thisd kens
b enao< & 49,. end G>ru<1oe 3 u,me i
nsut IL Nd bsou ssoond = a. 6rr1
two hseaa - thn gsve Hin osound
mone5. and - and Lizard usse s,at 10
the stsblsa xrsDtis vou the four1h
beat. and was eat 20 the lznrn via
third mooey. The f3fih hnoa and luurfh
money vent 70 Magic Sherman
Jorsian. who won two hea{s a the s:ls
pace yesterday. hxd no troobis IL u1n.
nsng the FINAL t<szsy-
An Escsssne lsoaa.
The seeond beat Il the fresfor al
pace wss one Ct fhe hess rancs eser s<~a
here At The nrst tusa flyinK lib he'd.
With Aas<,ot second ssd Eex1sics third.
They xenf In that order se tLs quarter.
= -. - ES<tE& s3ao0t8 N<X4L 70 t<3
himself out. ~ The kalf mi3e jsb sks
bat .ergth In advance. With TA3iors
great horse eoning like s,cione. Ga
the turn fos hoise the two gof suxs
from the bunch and cazno late TIE
stretch ~ = terrific sreed. Mascot drew
up siowiy bat surely and f.sfy feet fnDa.
the wire Was hut = quarter u q length
behind A fev raofe strides aud Die
went into the. air ard run under ia.
wire only = neck IA advance q Ms<oot,
Who psccd erandly to the finish- Tia
time was eOzt<; hy quarters ~ fo,sosas.
M. i0at. izAis. 2o<s<. This sscs.
taken ~ whole. uas the fsstrsf five
beat race ever tsottca az pAcet. nainr
faster than the race st Terrr Hsute s&sf
year when Mascot made he srcurd a
204 in the tint heat
Auction pools for the free-for-sli pace
showed Flying Jib q fsvosite II flso.
Mascot e70; Hal Pointer. 60, Guy e2s
and Major Wonder ta For the 2 i
trot Phocte Wilkes scld II 60 % eis
Tor the fed After Lac Rn.s<il wonthe
first heat a this race. Wilkes took three
straight without trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

NEw Yo.k. July 2l.-A call has been
issued for meeting Of citizens 10 be
held at the Fifth avenue hotel July -.
at which delegates 10 the convention Of
the bi- metallic league at Chicago Aug
ust will be appointed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

Sr. I<-zrss. Mich Jniy n Thornfen
Carter. Che mao she hasn't sinnrd IN
fseise r~ksA rss yesterday cgnrtrtesd
q l~stang his rifs July 8 The case
sit h xppeAied
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

s;ie cisss. pacing. psrre q. 30 fannnisi,>d
from yssaerdsy)s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

yrserA3plyu Finad Narss.<I Bsrus
Fessisnkri fiaktr, Assfro fsnncsr5sn
nsini<se< a ssr xns stricken xsth apo
fsesy tssAss. BIS eenslitssn = rncsr3co
A. ssri.zM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

EswS. Mica. Jnly n There i ns
f.ensiafssa IN fact fer tsss fepart that
nan "a. lyaehe,i here e.. ssestsaz -
tsrslay'e dta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

k,'sss; .s,s b. =: x chs'!'s
Fearless. David Sny1er.
Mu<Aegna. Mich. fDscAer-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-22

wssawfTox. Jaly = Secretary Tar
lisie y back ss bic tesk ags.io
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-11-30
Badly Frightened.

Innumerable experiences prove that
all "ghost stories have a rational ex-
plar alton, and that some natural cause
can be found for any seemingly super
natural occurrence. Sometimes it re-
quires great GOODNESS anG sef-posses-
sion to remember this, but the effort
to do so is worth making, for it may
save life or reason. A striking illustra-
ton Of this was the tragic experience
of a Dutch painter, named Penteman,
who lived in the eighteenth century.
Penteman had commission which
required the portrayal Of Skeletons
death heads, and other objects intend
ed to inspire contempt for the friyoli-
ties and vanities of the time.
In order to have models before him
he painted his picture in an anatomical
museum. One day he had been sketch
ing the CHASTITY objects which surround
ed him, when he fell asleep.
Suddenly he was awakened by an
extraordinary noise. He was Mortified
to see all the deaths heads nodding and
grimmacing, and the skeletons dancing
about, and waving their fleshless arms
madly in the air.
Penteman fled from the frightful
scene, and escaped into the street. He
was picked up unconscious and half
dead with fright.
AS soon as he was rational, it was
explained to him that there had been
an earthquake, and that that had caused
the commotion among the anatomical
specimens, but the shock had been too
severe, he died in few days
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-11-30

I'VE Gave a Verbal Description
So Smiley was overly anxious to know
how turkey might look,
And we gave him a verbal description as
clear as you'd find in book.
Then what did he do but invite US to
<. dinner on Thanksgiving day;
The turkey I'll have" he assured US,
and cooked in the old-fashioned way.
You tell me wild turkeys are met with
sometimes in the woods about here?
All right; I'm a prince with the rifle. Re
member, don't fail to appear"
lime passed, and It soon was Novemberj
the morning of Thanksgiving came;
We hadn' t forgotten the turkey, and
started to tackle the same;
We soon reached the Engiishman's dug
out and Smiley was there with his
His face was all lighted with pleasure
as rosy az dawn in the east; ~.. D.
II killed it-a beautiful turkey" he cried,
and as plump as grouse;
1 cooked it, and warrant the cooking:
was chef in a nobleman's house;
Sit down to the feast, though it's early;
give thanks for the luck have had ;
This Thanksgiving day is feature that
England should copy, egad!'
Well. stranger, we ate and we wondered;
that bird had taste that was
strange; ~ s.>&"-
We'd eaten tame turkeys so often wild
one went queer as change.
The dinner was lengthy, reckon; it took
us two hours to get done,
And then we went out of the dugout to
loaf for while in the sun,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-11-30

1T was red in its youth, and he still las
great quantities Of it,. AS lie moves
his head in his emphatic speech. the
mas sIYe name of hair moves and shakes
and u u reminds e. one Of a shaggy lion. His
face is clean shaver, except for 4
small pair Of reddish whiskars. He
is tine looking man with his b,1rly
! build and Keen, m piercing blue eyes.
:. He e. 4. is very short-sighted, and is never
seen Without spectacles. He has a
very determined thin mouth, with 3
kindly smile, very characteristic of the
man, who is stern and grave and yery
tender hearted. ~ q :. : -
]ornson is devoted to music al
though no performer himself, he is pas
siOnately fond of listening"
#E or his method of working Mrs. Twee-
die gives the following account: ssWhen
the household is settled and things have
assumed the usual routine, Bjornson
writes all the morning until 2 O'Clock.
at which. hour the family dimes. and
after that he considers the chief mart
OF his days work is done. He is not
at all methodical and tidy like Ibsen:
but then he has not so much time on
his hands; his whole life is q rush
from morn till night. II
bJornson always likes to be alone
when he is writing, and in each of his
little country seats he has his own
writing room and a large plain table.
He thinks out all his scenes and situa-
tions and even decides upon the CONVEX
satlons Of his characters before he
puts pen to paper, and during all his
planning and arranging Of his chapters
he always walks about Up and down.
backward and forward he trudges, NUT
tering to himself; but when he has
once decided on chapter and verse.
he sits dow: and dashes it Of with
great rapidity, resulting in so1he very
untidy and illegible MS, about which
some very curious stories are told.
But for his wife, the printer would
probably never decipher what he
writes; but Fro Bjornson copies nearly
everything for her husband, then he
corrects and alters it, and she copies
it over again before it goes to press.
She is Of the greatest assistance to
him in this way"