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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29

items in bic Mtl6reife eingetreten it, 800
rauf es an er1ter Stele antommt, lit, baB
bic &Drner Der Maistolben it9 Dem &eife=
Itabium nd6ern, babel bic 8ldtter unb StenA
gel Der pflan5en aber mod mOgli9it grim
u1b 3art fem miifen. @s pirb ben Sarmern
bringenb geratben, bterauf Bel Der Nustpabl
Der Maisfprten nnb BET Der gan5e1 &ultur
berfelben i6r be1pnberes Nugenmerf gu rt9=
ten, benin nur 70 iirb tie I'M Stanbe, cine ber
ipi9tiqften 8ebinqungen Der erfpl9rei9en
gr3eugurg oon @iiBz preBfutter gu erfiinen,
Ser bpm @ur3el1 tpd getrennte Mais pirb
in Gnben DON ] Biz % 3oG 5eri9nitten; Die
met1tenSarmer entf9etben it9 fir cine 2dnge
bon 1 Bis Il 3pa. Ser Mais braubt bOl
benz 3erf9neiben nt9t erft ab5utpelfen; ain
beten 1T es, i'm frti9 gu 3erfletnern unb To-
Slet3 in ben Stlo at %brin9en. Ser Wtais
muB gut glei9mdBig unb bt6t in ben Silo
oebrabt iperben. Sriiber glaubte man, BET
Mais miiiIe, na9bem Der Stlp qefiiQt, nit
mDglt9It 19perem @etpi9t bela1tet perben.
8Dn bieier Nnii4t tommt MAJ mebr nno
mebr 3uriid; Die n~eueften 8eriu6e baben To-
gar ge5eigt, baB Bel einem ri9ttg gebauten
unb nit Der re9ten Sorte BON Mats bpr@
I3rtftsmGBtg gefliQten Stlo ieDe fin tlt6e
preiiung iiberfliifiig tit unb Elm @inbeden nit
reiali4 einem SUB geI3nittenen @trob's
bDlig g%eniigt."
Sbigem mag nod btnaugefiigt tperben,
baB betm @infu0en bes BreBfutters Elm fo>
%genannter Boomer Silage Gutter" NIT einent
bis our 9ede bes @tlos reihenben Srdger
Carrier benubt merben folte, pel4er bas
6utter gang na6 pben binauf bebt. 2ebz
teres io1te 10 tpeit als mDgli4 in bic Wettte
bes @ito gepprfen perben, mas CUR glet9S
mGBigen @enfung beitrdgt unb audi cine
9let9mdBige Mnsbreitung bes Suffers gu,
lGRt. I'm bic Grbibung Der @niilage an
ben &dnten unb @den gu fOrbern, 1ai1e man
am @9luB elmer ieben Sagesarbeit eine ooer
5tpet ni9t auseinanber~ geporfene Subren beg
Suffers ltegen unb geftatte Tim, gu uf9ntz
Ben"; beim 8eginn Der nd@ften Sagesarbett
T6i6tet man es bann gegen bic @ubenietten
Der @nfilage. 0abur9 tpirb i'm gan5en Stlo
cine qlei9mdBigere Semperatur er5ergt uno
bic GuBeren Sbeile bes Snbalts prGierotren
fi9 better, 2angfames @tnfiilen getpdbrt
immer cine grDBere Senfung Der Wfa1e unb
babur6 pirb felbftoerftdnblt4 an Raum se<
mpnnen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29
8Idtter uno BIItben.

Wte man aus Mabrio beri3tet, beiiBt
bds in ben Hereinafter Staaten qebilbete
fpantf9e Snnbtfat gum Mbiab 1pani19er
Wetne Elm capital BON 81, ZOO 900 unb per-
langt cine Subbention BON 100000 8e1ebas
pG6renb flint Sabren fir Snitalationstoften
uno propdganba. Die @eieIi9dft in in
Der Wetfe %organiitrt perben, bdB bic 1panias
f4e Regierung bic gpntrole iiber bic Ser
~paltung ausiibt. @s 1oqen AUDI Control
iteQen fir bic @nalpfe Der Metne eingeri9tet
uno &9enten unb &eiIenbe fir ben @ertauf
Der Brobutte ange1teqt perben. Die SirmG
ION hetBen: uS0nigl. fpanif9<norbamertz
tantf9e Weinbauz@ ST. feqf9aft". Die Ipartz
f9e &egterung pirb Bel ben gortes bic n0t6iz
gen Subbentipnsmittel beantraqen. Bis
Der bat it9 btefes SDItem Der ftaatli9en
unteritubung bes @etnbanOels ipenig be-
pGbrt.
-9te @rbbeeren tperben in Californian
befanntli9 nt9t nur fir ben beimiI9enConz
Jun, fonbern audi fir ben Export oe3o9en
unb geben namentIi6 i'm Sribiabr III gan
gen Wagenlaoungen na9 ben Central unb
SftzStadten bes unipngebtetes. Die better
@rbbeerenbiftritte befinben ft9 I'M Gan ga
brtel 0dleD, uno 5par fommt in er1ier0feiNf
bic Ortf9aft A3ufa nebft rmgegenp. &tt1
Ienbe, bic an Der 8abnitation austeiqen. y
f0nnen fi9 ni4t genug iiber Die bort bdlsz
bo3 aufge19i6teten grbbeerfiften berfpuaz
bern. Sebe biefer &iiten farm 60 mil Orb
beeren 9efi1te S9a6teln fa11en. Cine nit
3int bei9lagene Nbt6eilung Der &ife lit
nit Sis gefiiQt, tpobur9 bic grbbeere1 t1i0I
gehalten unb unberie6rt na9 benz Sfea
transporttrt nerben fDnnen. Ser in Nauio
ge5ablte 9ur6f9nittspreis fir @rb6eeren
betrdgt fe9s Gents per S9a9tsG. 9ie
9auptiaifon beginnt i'm Mdr5 uno enbiqt
i'm Suit. SIS purben i'm borden Sabre
tpGbren bteIer Monate bon MauId 216OOO
Bfunb @rbbeeren na@ benz Often perfdnbt.
Nabe3u 200 Mcres finb in Maufa mitGrbbeez
rem bepflan5t, bod btloen btefe nur Elm See
benproDuft, oa bort auBerbem no9OranoepN
4epfel, 8irnen unb anbere Sbtiprten oes
aogen perben. Die @rbbeerpflan3e le6t in
Gdlifornien biel ldnger ols i'm Sften her
8ereinigten Stdaten. IS giebt bort applfs
iGbrtge pflan5en, Die mod bpltommen aez
iunb unb ertragsfGbig finb; bic mtttlere Sc
bensbauer Der @r~bbeerpflanae bstrGat in
Galifprnien a3t Sabre. Sin Qnoerer 0tz
1tritt, in benz @robeeren cultibtrt ner0eu. 1T
Die l1mgegeno BON @arbtna, aebn Meilen
liibIi4 BON Sos Nn9eles. Sin bort:oec Be-.
fainter @robeer3ii9ter fteute fiirali6 eints
rei5enbe Collection BON Der @orte .MonQrcb
Of TIE 8eft" aus, @tn3elne 8rachterems
plare tpogerl Il un5e per Stiid. Sieip @rbe
beeren fparen out etnem GrunbItiite BON %
Ncres Musoebnltng 9e3ogen tpproen, BON
benz Der Seitber innerbalb bret Queen 40
Scribe i'm @etpt9te BON ie 30 0FuTb. QIfp
insgeiammt 1920 pfunD, gum 8reiIe bon 7
Gents per Pfnno D~ertauft bate. Ser Be-
iiBer 3ie3t ia9rli4 bret Grnten aus tieIem
@runoitiid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29
uadweis oes forbftofes in Ger
Butter.

Die p6armaceutii9e @eieGf9aft in 8orz
beaur CAB ibren Meiteliebern folgenbe Mez
tbDbe gum Nu9peife Der SarbitOffs in Ter
Butter an: Cine geringe Menge Butter tpirb
NIT NltObOl gemif9t unb na6bem man atpei
Biz bret Mtnuten bat abfeben lafen, gieBt
man ben Qlfobol ab unb berbampft i'm
iiber elmer @eingeifGampe. 8etne Butter
ioa tetnen 'Riid5tanb 5%uriidlahen. SIT
SrleansfarbitOff %bprbanben, 70 bleibt Elm
bruunrot6er &iidfanb 5uriid, tpel9er auf
S9nefel5dure blau tptrb; gurcuma stebt
einen bunf~elrpfarotben Hiidfanb, pelfer
auf 3ufab BON S9pefelfGure in Braun
iibergebt, aber bunfelbraun nirb, penn man
Salt pber Natroncarbonat eintpirtsn ldbt;
Safran giebt einen rotben Nteberf9lag auf
3nfaB BON 8leiacetat, unb rotbe Riiben
(@arotten) perben NIT Nlfalt grim; Metaas,
bertbate lafen fi4 in iibli9erNrt na4peiienj
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29
Die mirtbf9oftIide 6eld9elsudt.

9aB bic 3u9t bes 10 niiblt9en !9ause
bu6ns unter 8ea9tung Der 9runbregeln
elmer rationeQen Sbier5u6t au9 fir ben
prattif9en 2anbtpirt6 cine f9Gbbare Gin
nabmequeQe perben fam, 1T 6eute nt3t me5r
gu be5peifeln. @S tommt nun bdrauf an,
na98utpeiIen, tpel6es Die 8p%rbeotngungen
elmer rentablen tpirt6i9aftlt9en 0iibnerz
AUDIT firD, ME melt 1e bisber 8eu9tung ge=
funben baben, unb pie fte ft9 prattil9 bur9z
fiibren laifen.
Die eri tie unb bauptfd9Ii6fte 3u9tlebre
Iautet: 8enuBe CUR 5ort3u9t nur 1olhe
S6iere, bic pDlig ausgeDa9fen uno in for
perlt9er 6in1t9t obne Sabel iinb. Sutge,
mod ni6t ausgena91ene Sbiere, pber fol4e,
Die aus irQen6 tpeld6em @Prunbe inn Ma9s>
tbum suriidgebIieben itnb, Dor allem d6er
nit f0rperlt6en @ebre9en bebaftete Sbtere
biirfen ntdt CUR Sort3u9t benubt iperoen,
9ie Mnf%prberungen miifen au3 BET Der 3u9t
bes 6ubns boGe 8eriidIt9tigung finben,
@obin @erfGumnifTe bterbet fibren, bas
fe6en mir on unierem gemO9nli9en Ganoz
hu6n. SieIes 9ubn 1T bpn 0aus aus ems
Der beften 9ubbii6ner. Dap es in tOrper>
li9er 6tnii9t 1ppo6l aIs aud als 2egebu6n
i'm 2aufe Der 3eit 10 Geruntergefommen TT,
bot feinen 9runb etn3ig unb aqetn in ben
8erIdumntfen, Die man ft9 BEL Der Sort
audit Der Sbtere bat gu S9ulben tommen
lafen. $50 man Die SOrt5u6t bes 2anbz
6ubns ni9t Der Milfiir bes S6teres iiberz
Iafen, fonbern bur9 bertGnbtge 3u9tmabl
beipirtt bat, ba lit bas 2anbbubn beute nod
Elm re6t I9GBbares 6ubn. 0a bas 9ubn,
pornebmIt9 Die 6enne, erit nit Dem ~5peiten
Sabre p0utg arsgepa9fen 1T, 10 muB Bel
Der be3iigIi6en 3ubttpabG niht BLOB aui
Die fDrperIi9e 8ef6affenbeit Der 6ii6ner,
1onbern au6 auf bas 2ebensalter berielben
&iidfi3t genommen nerben. @tnidbrtge
Sennen foGten niemals CUR 9ortsu9t benuBt
&pcrben. 3tpei= unb bQiidbriqe geben Die
bette Na9fommeni6aFt, Sci Der WabG bes
6a6ns beubte man, baB berfelbe BON ftatt=
li8er Sigur, D6ne fDrperlibe @ebre6en unb
nt6t gu ait 1T. Sir grDBere 9iihner6eftdnbs
fi1b CUR Sort3u9t elm unb 3tpeiidbrige
6Gbne bic beiten. &ranfe 6ii6ner miifen
fel6tberftGnbliA aus Der &ei6e Der 3u9tz
bii6ner ausgeI6ieben tperben.
Die nit Der bpreripd6nten in tnntgem
3u1ammen6ange ftehenbe 3neite !9auptreGel
elmer eintrdq1i6en 6iibnerau6t be3iebt iiG
auf bic nad6 bpriQen 9e%ii9tspuntten Sur
Sortau9t d%lsqetpG6lten 6ennen unb 6eiBt:
8riiFe beine 3u9tAennen gendu na4 i6rcr
Qegefd6igfeit un6 benuBe CUR Sort8u6t nur
bieisniqen berfeI6en, bic ii9 als quite 2sgcz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29
Infer Bienenftano.
I'm bic @sbuttiOn Der peanOtu. geilaoeD.

I'm Die &ebattton Der p2anbtp. 9eilaeeH.
Sn Der ~8eilase" bonn s. b. Mts. leie i'd utter
nnnier 9ienenftanb" u@iue empfsbleusmertbe Sonig.
pflan5eH etc. Nas alter unb entbufafii6er Smter err
rs9te bieier artitel metne beionbere gtufmerfiamteit,
oesbalb i6rieb ib an notwithstanding inDtilipautee
uno berlangte bon bieier (tpts es i6eint superldiigen)
Strma Iuffldrung iiber ben g8ertb Der 9flanae, ME
aud iber ben 8reis bes Samens, bamit Der pbsr.
trauensbuielt9e &unbe" ni@t p~eeialaen" tperOe, faas
er ben &npretlungen obne Q8eiteres Sol9e lettet.
SD betam Sarauf sr @ntiuort, Dab oenannte @anb:
lung BDaeeltasSamen ni6t babe unb ~oenielben ni9t
%e1pfeblen fbnne, tueil ie ibn ni5t erprobt babe. Gs
lle9t nun lebr nobe, Dab i6 BON benz @erfaHer bes
bela9ten glrtttels Ndberes itber bic in Sraoe itebeuse
bOnt9ipenbenoe 9flan3e9bacelta erfabren m06te. Sd
iperOe MIDI IN Se3ug auf bic Grlanounq BON Sauen
%borldufig an Nieman0 anbers ipcnDen, bis i0 bon
SDnen @ntiuort erbalten babe, benin @rfabrungen baden
MID - 1bon Dor Sabren fopfi6eu aenta6t.
SeBbalb uuo I'M Sntereie Der 8ieneuaii6ter I'M @as
9emeinen eriuGe i'd sic, in Sbrer ausgs3ei6ueten
Standardization Ssitaee" mit3utbeilsn. auf iuefeu
@utOrttdt bin bic gbacslia ais &OntUpfGanse empfOblen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29

lafen. Mebnli9e Gr19einungen treten na9
f9arfem Reiten Elm unb fDnnen in alien
Sdqen bic 8epegungen Der 2etbesfru9t oil!
fi3erften bur9 8efiblen Der ytdbelgegeno
Der Stute pa6rgenommen tperoen. Nenn
bonn finften Mpnate an bic regelmdBtgcn
Me11ungen NIT benz MfeBbanbe etne 3uz
na6me bes &0rperumfangs Der Stute ~
geben, bann lift Srd9ttgfeit aGs ii9er bor=
banben ar3unebmen. Na9 benz fe9iten MO=
nate (nt9t friiber) t0nnen BITE 9er5tOne ge<
6Drt merben. Solten uns btefe 1~1nteriuz
9ungen nt3t bic getpiin19te 9eDtBbeit berzl
f9affen, bann lit cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
auf benz Mege bur9 ben Mtaftbarm por5u:I
ne6men. 8ebor bieies ge19iebt, miifen Der
Mrm unb bic 9Gnbe forgfGltigit gereinigt,
alsbann NIT &arbolpaher bestnft5trt unO
3ulebt NIT Sel etngerieben tperben, um ieber
8e19Gbigung bes S6teres, 1otpie 8lutberz
giftung beS Sperateurs bor3ubeugen. Die
eingefi6rte 6anb er6Glt BEL einem Druid
na9 unten eiIen 9egenbrud, tpenn Elm Sob
len bprbdnben unb btefes nod am 2eben 1T.
Sine unter5u9ung our9 bic S3etbe barf
ME bOrgenommen tper0en, tpeil leDe Ret5uNA
bes 9ebGrmuttermun6es gum Mbortus 8esz%
a~nlafung gtebt. Die leBtgenannte Inter
fu~9ungsmetbobe fann uns ME i'm 3meifeG
iiber Die borbanbene ober feblenbe Srd@tigs
felt laf1en. Sat man ben 3uitanb Der SrGdz
tigfeit auf irgenb cine Dirt feftgeitelt, bunn
barf man ME unterlaf1en, bas Muttertbier
na3 ratipnelen @runbidben (beren @rOrs
terung ni9t gum g~egenpdrttgen Sbema gez
bDrt) gu pflegen. @us ben bier fura angel
gebenen Stnger5etgen lit es unf9tper, biz
Wege CUR SeitteGung Der eingetretenen 8e@
fru9tung elmer Stute gu finben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29

lpirO. no mo bon ipem Der Sanen 3u be5icben lit unD
81 mel0em Irciie. 2l0tuuGSOoa
QS III. StolleD, Nrbrasta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29

empfeblen."
$, SSdiger fogt in feinem 8u6e: 9te ST.
5ie6ung Der DfIan5en aus 9amen," baB Der
5lor Der pbacelia bur9 4bf4netoen Der per>
bliibten Stengel berldngert tperben tOnne.
9as gr0Bte 9inberntB, pel6es benz Mnbalt
Der pbacelia auf ausgeoebnten S1d3en i'm
8ege itebt, lift Der DerbdltniBmdBtg bobe
greis bes Somens, Gr tpftet 20 Gents bic
l1n5e unb per bic untoften f9eut, tptrb fi9
ba6er Bel Der er Nnsiaat nit benz III
benuBenben 9tid 2anb einf9rdnten miiFsn,
big er fe1bfgebrof9enen g a m en-
CUR 8erfiigung bat. Inter ben mir porltez
9enben @amenz& atalogen finbe ib pbaceli1z
Gamen in folgenben ber5et9net: 5. s,
8augban, Chicago; Sobn 2epis Gfilbs,
Sloral 9art, q, g., unb Sames Bids
Cons, Ro9eiter, q. 9. Sn benz &atatog Der
Gebt~genannten Strma 1T bic @amenforte an
gefiibrt. auf ipel6e Der id4fi4e Smferberetn
8eauq nimmt, nGmlt6: Phacelia tanace-
tifolia, mdbren6 in ben anberen &atalogen
BON Phacelia campanulata, Phi. cam
panularia uub Phi. congesta bic 9tebe 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-29

-@om preuBt16en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ntfter foq iebt oerfu4spetie auf %eintgen 3d.
mGnen, pelbe iiA bier3u b%efonbers eignen.
nit Der @rrt6tung eleftrif6er Qnlagen por=
qeqangen tperben, unb penn Die 8erfu6e in
fe6nif9er unb ptrt6I4aftli9er 8eaiebune
au befrtebtgenbem @rgebniB fiibren, auf bt;
8erpenbung Der Glettrt6itGt fir ben 8etrief
Der 2anbnirtbi9aft in tpeiterem rmfangt
btnqetpirft iperbeh.s Ser MiniIter 1T bieIer=
baGb nit Der Strma Stelnen &c 9alsfe IL
Berlin in @erbtnoung g%etreten.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
He Was Warned.

"Mr Clinker," said the thrillingl,
beautiful heroine of this tale, az she
turped her head and looked straight
into the eyes of the young man, who
was sitting as close to her on the sofa
as it was possible to get there are
some things which even a girl of my
err advancement will not easily brook.
When you first entered this room, half
an hour ago, you bowed formally as
you shook hands, did not dream of
calling me by my first name, and
when you sat down, you took chair
which was at convenient distance
away You had not"
but, my dear Miss Spingler-"
Don't interrupt me. sir. You had
not been here ten minutes before your
chair was six feet nearer where / sat
In another five minutes you called me
dear. Shortly afterward you deliber-
ately sat down on the sofa next to me.
1t was then that you attempted TO take
my hand. You need not deny it You
know it is too true. And now. sir"
Hear me. /"
And now, sir" repeated the young
girl, her Sigh, form trem milling with
emotion, her eyes blazing, her whole
attitude expressive of the deepest con-
Germ, II want you to distinctly under
stand that IL you should 20 far forget
yourself as 20 attempt TO kiss me. you
do SO at your own perilF'-HarPer'l
Razar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

THE bank having the most exten.
sfve dealings is the Bank of England,
which controls the financial policy Of
the whole British Empire.
The ink of the Greeks and Romans
was merely lampblack mingled with
gum in the proportion of three parts Of
the former to one of the latter.
I'm medieval times the best per
fumes were made in France and Italy,
the perfumers of those countries ac-
quiring dexterity unknown else
where and possessing many secret
methods of manufacture.
-Moscow's Imperial theater. one of
the largest in the world, came near
collapsing recently. The land around
it having been drained, the piles on
which the theater is built were ex-
posed to the air and rotted away, but
solid stone foundations are being
placed under it, SO that it may be
ready for the coronation festivities
next spring.
-Hsnke. in the yen Of Kotshi in
Japan. has received a gift of one hun-
QTcO uOIldTS IRON the ROVerumcnb on
account of the unusually exemplary
behavior of the villagers For over
two hundred years there have been
neither quarrels nor lawsuits in the
place, no crimes have occurred, the
taxes have always been paid on time,
and whenever misfortunes have come
the villagers have helped each other
without calling on the authorities
English sportsmen are particular
as to what they shoot at. The Daily
Telegraph, having spoken inaccurate
ly of coveyof pheasants. received the
following list of correct names for as.
semblages of birds: "A covey of par
tridges, a nye, hide, or nest of phea--
ants; herd of swans; an exalting Of
larks; a watching of nightingales;
team of ducks; a muster of peacocks;
bevy of quails; fight of doves;
flock or a gaggle of geese; a spring Of
teals; fall of woodcocks; a pack of
grouse; sedge of herons; shoal of
rocks; trip of widgeon; wisp or
walk of snipe."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
Thut TbanI,.c,ving Dinner.

New York. Dec $-If Miss Jessie Wiley
doesn't awake pretty soon the doctors
who are in attendance on her fear that
she never VIII. She went to sleep after
eating her Thanksgiving dinner, could not
be aroused next morning, and, although
she breathes and has all the appearance
of health. everything that the physicians
have tried has failed 10 bring her 10 con-
sciousness.
She is about 90 years cid, and lives with
her mother in New Brunswick. y. j. She
came to this city Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving day with friends who hive
at Morris Heights. She was one OF the
merriest of the happy party at the dinner
table
Before the others of the company had
thought OF retiring she complained OF feel
ing very weary, and sad she would go TO
her room. When she did not appear at
the breakfast table next morning her
friends went to awaken her. She was
apparently asleep. but they could not
arouse her. They summoned Dr. Fer
guson. but the sleeping girl baffied all his
skill The girl remained unconscious all
through Friday night and was IN the
same condition. Sunday evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
A DANGEROUS IDEA

10 imagine that pills can strike at tie
root of these diseases. IL has been
thoroughly proved that such remedies
are worse than useless. There is only
one remedy which can always be de.
pended upon This remedy alone can
act on the liver and kidneys when they
are out of order. clear out the system
and build up the health. The Lame of
this remedy is Warmers Safe Cure.
1t is the only standard remedy in the
world for kidney and liver complaints.
1t is the only remedy which physicians
universally prescribe. Ii is he only
remedy that is backed by the testimony
of thousands whom II has relieved aud
cured.
There is nothing else that can take
its place.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
DIAMONDS ~ TONES.
Some Noted Gems Were Placed In the Sep
ulchers of Ancient Monsrchs.

Some Noted Gems Were Placed In the Sep
ulchers of Ancient Monarchs.
The mogul emperors were wise
enough to realize that if they did not
build their own mausolsums they stood
but little chance of being buried with
fitting nagnificence, and took a seri-
Gus pleasure in rearing these stately
sepulchers. That at Secundra is like
a city in itself, placed at the end of q
vast park-like garden, and there is
nothing funeral in its character or
surroundings, for these monarchs had
the pleasant eastern fashion of looking
cheerfully forward to the inevitable.
and made use of their mausoleums,
where they lived, as pleasure-houses
and the surrounding gardens as appro-
pirate places for all fresco entertain
ments. 1t was a poetic inspiration on
the part of Akbar to have placed his
tomb out IN the sunshine and in the
middle of the wide marble court with
only the blue vault of heaven over II,
and the Koh-i-noor flashing like a star
from the top Of the little marble col
nmn at the head.
Ferguson does not mention the
Koh i-noor, nor the little column four
feet high, said TO have been covered
with gold. but it still stands there
with the empty socket on top. and IL
was, at all events, unique and pleas
ing idea Few deserted cities are more
impressive than Futtipoor Sikri. and
the splendid gateway of the mosque,
which towers TO the height one hun
dred and fifty feet above the ground,
dwaring every structure within the
walls, is a landmark for all the neigh
boring country. Every building which
has in a measure escaped the ravages
of time is of the same red sandstone.
and the only exception IS she white
marble tomb of Selim Christi. which
stands in the courtyard of the mosque
Such miracles of delicate traeery and
such Enthusiastically twisted brackets
were surely never before wrought in
unyielding marble, and a. the sculp-
tured cells in the temples of Mount
Adult represented the highest attain
ment OF HIndoo art in this direction.
so the tomb OF Selim Chisa may stand
Is an example of wha. ingenious Mus
kfAfC6u aICElNeEIs LAY eI'tsPtAeA
within the range Of purely geornetric
design. circumscribed - they ere By
the Limitations Of their creed
Tn. most unique Of all the little
structures standing in the neighbor-
hood. or on the near margin OF ths
bank in the vas; court inelosed oy the
palace walls, is the one COMMONLY
called the srltsns's kiosk. snd loving
IL designed as the boudotr Of 81 i'm
perizL We know little to-day Of the
level which i: sheltered. but ooe may
at least hope that IL vas worthy Of
such . ezsket The red s.ore -
peculiarly deep and rich in quality Of
color. and ~ every inch OF II Is carved
and fret.ei IL resembles closely zap
an<xe bfbelo; Of verrnslion lacquer.
The House Of Beerbul's Daughter.
snd al the others. II which &c two are
alike. shosr similar eruberz1es Of
fancy. 50 that no o3e OF shes> fortunate
suI;anas had reason 70 DC sea.o1s .,
rivals installation. since al
we're soraIlT well is-Sssd S0ss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
MI IC AND DRAMA.
UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY.

crowd of very large dimensions
filled the opera house last night to wit
ness the play Uncle Josh Spruceby''
The people went for fun and il was
quite evident that they were not disap-
pointed. The drama is of rural life
largely although the scene shifts oc-
casionally to New York. Uncle Josh
is the traditional old Yankee former.
who imagines himself very smart, but
his wits are of little avail against the
sharpers from New York who fleece him
of his hard earned money. The plot
is not intended to be elaborate or deep.
The strength is in the actors rather
than the plot.
1t is very hard to point out particular
merit in the characters. All of the
roles were so well taken and sustained
that but little criticism could be Of
fered.
Burt Hodgkins. who takes the part of
Uncle Josh. could scarcely be improved
upon in his delineatiol OF Yankee
traits. His makeup was perfect Luke
F'Oy, the villain, by Frank Halstead.
displayed all the cold-blooded despera-
tion peculiar TO that individual One
of the best characters was the Dutch
comedian. The looks of him made one
laugh. and his talk and actions were
irresistible. The character Of Hank
Mout. the greengoods man. was also
well taken.
OF the lady characters, Minnie Milne
as Nancy Spruceby. was exceedingly
good. She excels alike in pathos and
tragic scenes, and her appearance up
on the stage is most charming
OF the numerous other characters.
each one possessed some strong feature
and each one can sing and dance and
help along the work OF convulsing the
audience.
In the third act a remarkable real
istic scene takes place. II shows a saw
mill With a full sized saw in actual
motion. Boards are sa we'd and saw
dust flies over the stage. or course
the villain projects himself into the
scene. ard Uncle Josh arrives just in
5inle 10 rescue his daughter from the
teeth Of IN saw
clever and splendid feature OF the
entertainment Is the work OF OLaugh-
In. the gun manipulator His act
ions are marvellous. showing the great
est OF skill and ingenuity.