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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-16
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November 30, 1896.

FoR NEW YORK-%4;O5, $3.50, x6.oo
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6'S5, $3.50, *I;lO. $40, (S;15 Brldgeport &C.
commodauon), 1910, 9:15 p. M SIM
days--*4O5, $3.50, 500 a. M. x4.sO xe,15
"7iO, $50, Sl5, 1910 p. m.
FOR WASHINGTON via Har,a,,,
River-*1:05, "11;50 p. M (daily1
FOR BOSTON via Springfield-*1.1o
NlOIO *11:05 a. M, #12:46, $3.50 h \,
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Providence-"210, 1920, *11:35 (parlor
car hmited) a. M, *12:05. 5000, *4:20.
400 800 p, m. Sundays-*2:1O, 1920
a. M, *4;55. 1855 p. m.
FOR MERIDEN, HARTFoRn
sPRINGFIELD, Etc.--*1aO (nirht1
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1ord and intermediate stations-7.AEs
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- ihrelinedlate stations, 5:55 b. M.
points this side-7;45 a y, to.n1 s ai,u
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bERhSHIRE DIVISION.
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m, 400 p. m.
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natl, st. Louis Chicago and the West.
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would be given at the College street
hall on the evening of January 20, by
Alice Freeman Palmer of Cambridge,
formerly president of Wellesley college.
Her subject will be "How Public
School Teachers Can Best Fit Them
selves for the Demands of the New Ed
ucation,"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-16

strong acting play The theme Is
treated with so much delieacy, the Ian
guage is so clean and forceful, that the
whole, from an intellectual stand
point, forms dramatic revelation, 1t
is play that people win go again to
see. The company presenting 1t is one
of marked excellence. Sale Of seats
nnU oman
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*Express Trains. xLocal Express.
G. T. HEMPSTEAD,
General PASSENGER Agent.
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WELIS'HAIR BALSAM.

II gray gradually restores the nair to original nat
1ral color: elegant tonic dressing. &c., SlO Drug
pfsts or prepaid by express on receipt OF price
E s. WELLS Jersey City, n. j.
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Grand Opera House.
now open

The excellent presentation of Sir
Charles Young's famous play Jim
the Penman," at the Grand opera house
drew a large audience again last night
This is a very strong drama, and con-
tains a beautiful love story evolved
with fascinating art. The intense hu-
man interest of the story goes far to-
ward rivaling any play of it's class
ever presented in this country. Mr..
Frank C. Bangs, who is we'll known to
all from his Interpretation of the part
of the Silver King gives mastery
presentation of the character of Raj
ston, and is loudly encored. Mr.
Bangs was the recipient of several
splendid floral offerings again last
night from his admirers. In securing
Miss Rice for the feminine role IN this
great social drama, the management
has been exceedingly fortunate. She
invests the character with maternal
love and devotion, and a wifely honor
and integrity, that is astonishing in a
woman of her youth, and brings tears
to the eyes of many who realize the
possibility of the story and how many
good women suffer for the same pangs
of sorrow.
The rest of the company is decidedly
good, and far above the average sup
port seen here There viii be matt
nee to-day, as well as an evening per-
Torrance
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
CAUGHT BOTH WAYS
Unfortunate Celestial in ..the
 Meshes of the Law

orhn Behan, Chinese inspector with headquarters at Fl Paso, p-ii Inma witt Monday fer the purposs O -- restirs a Cslr.snian, whO was U be di.charged On that day from the Territorial prison for being in the United States illegally. The ia,psc- tr: arrested ihs ; ,inaman and he now is lodged in j,il awAi 'g ,h- arrival of United | a,es D.,t-i:t A . tornsy El!insond.--&riz Srn,i"l
 Thus .un ie liks srim 'k-. In Chinaman, 1t weu .d sspear, has iu [ served a ',rm ia the p.n't .n,i.rv sni lands in jail ;o. bang i'll g.'ly in tie United S.atss. The two edged rroa' . sword oi tls las has surely cut tn Il Cslesti.l "Enin' and eomis'."
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

AYsi.rosd les, Isn half mile lony aud tha: :co,t E.. 53O O0J has just be-n com. l.,ed in Je'sey'Ci'y, It Ias.e' under the Psnnsylss"is s-.ck..s ?. mi of Rocks ar.d i,s com ,,!eii'n narka 'hs tern,instinn O one 0. tls hsr'i->i fought sni mot expensive railrua'i sa,tlss in ,h. hit ry of New .er'Sy. The Penn.yivsni. Railroad was the principle c"tt:s at, snd for tisht year. in the courts and el,ewhers, it fous ht the combined Interstts os the vandsrbiir systems and the N.tonnl Dock railway, an auxiliary Oi ;he standard Oil company
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THE OLD OLD STORY
Told Again in the Back Room
 of a Cigar Store

Geo-sa Alexander Mi,l.r q young n.n who recently arrived from AEz onA has lssrned lh | he d, e. not know the fret [ rincipls oi poker. l. co | hin iu.t $316.
 Miller, while on Spring street wac aecss;ed by two strangers, one 0! whom he described as tall, b:g and sandy hair,d ard the other as younger man. The pair was smiabilty itself and finally escorted the young man to room back of the cigar stand on Spring and Market streets. where they sugge.t.d game of cards. The big man offered tn stake Miller and hand cd him ten dollars worth of chIys The crowd was reinforced by two others who were in the place and poker Was ged in. Miller vas allowei n; fret to win And finally 1t came his turn t) deal. In playing tie game one carl to eacL man is dealt fase  downward while all tue others are turned up. Alter d-slinr the fret two cards Miller saw tn t ha h .i the best hand ana he bet S37G. Wh~n tis hxnds were shown ks discovered too lat. th,t th' crowd haien.ug dth deck sub.ti,uIirg q staek d one and l.e had of course been buncoed cut of his money. He went to p rO.ii. and r'- pOrt-d iie matter bu: they wers un able to help him. 60 Miller Ia to crn- tent himself with philosophical Ohs-r- vstion on his expeIitnc..-Lo, Ange- lee Express.
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A fellow up in Kansas has defined the difference, in fact shows broad chasm that exis,s, between e newspar- CT man and journalist. He gives it out cold blooded tat 8 newspaper man wears two white shirts q week ; vhils c isurna,i wears one white shirt eff he has ons) two weeks. Than again. ths. . newspaper man eats three square m eale each day while the journalist eats one square meal in three days.
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E0si Uyk:ss ksH"IN sa:Agsa.

An cid. weii-tried remedy. A,, Win>lOw's Soothing S"rue has "si Esed for oyer fifty yeais by millions J mothers for lheir children while teeth ing. with perfect success. IL .ooth-, the chl!d, soitsas the guma, allsys al pain. cures wind collie, and is the be.' r-Medy fer siarrhoea. l; i- pleasant tG the taste. S.ld ty druggist IT every part of the world. Twenty-6v, c-n,s a Ao,tlss l.. value is incalcu- lsbls. Ee sure anl ak for Mir. W'i s'c"'s S'o,hine Syrur. and ttA \ no V,h.rkini.
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Spring has come.

Spring has come. It ti- tune fnr ali p,rsnns to th;nl
 s=rion ly of their health. But that d,ssn't mean 10 ,ake tl, tirs' spring remedy that happers to be ,ticred.
 Per-ons who make i; their hu-;nes, to z. [ the most effective rem dy to he had AT. eur. to carry home Paine. celery e mpnund. NJ otn.r rem.d, i. caphpl- of cleansing the h.ood, nc u
 !-bing 'he n, rv-s ai,i regulating the TO v,ls and digestive Or ans like Paine. cslery comp und.
 If you are trr.h'e.i at all hv rheu- mat'sm. neIralg;a, hes,.,ach-- or -lre | -.ne-s, 'vsn 1T these a't cks m- only n:w .nd ger, n.w |. ,e lime D puri'y ihs s,.iep sf thrm,. Dh'r pr"cra { ua'e sni daily ii.l !Iiyi .u. q into duing somet"ing when you find the is,E oi getting well has assumed ] sper.te prOpirIipns.
 Fain-'s celery com pound will cnre >i inr' t'' uhc, henr p,lpit.;i VI nrd iIso d, Ted liver nccurnt Ky. iit Ii. n'- y ard permanently wheu oth remedies only Tai e hopes tha: are never fnllGlleh.
 P.i"e's ceiey componnh, which
 yves ir- 0 isin to iI,r u" [ .iI tinuui-i d physician snd in,rsInter t.i, ever p oinrri. pj'f, Edsard F. Phelps, Nj. D, u. D ,of Dn tn,.u,h 'olleee, has been pu.lIcly in.io'sed .mo E 'nejGc.l expert. AS tar ." ly l pring remedy in any sense enullcd to mt name.
 It can be said without fear of con- ,rndiciipn that no tiIrr rem Gy can ruthful v refer ,o men and wo.Ee.I .. e-I",nri6Ir. sp 'Iu-tao ~, SD Con inclnp. bersuse of unir st-aigLt uTusId, enthusiastic snd easily
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WOOD CT THING
What It Will Mean t:
 Ir,h.bit It

JOhn SllnkAri on w. Gncsd 7, pleaded g'ii [, at ; ,lnmpn.iIle to th. charge oi cutting m 'squ't, wuo! Cil bein. having appr"pr ppria.ed per
 .nnsi property heionen to the UnlI.d -t.te-. Thi- hong the fiat cyss ol ;he kind in the -rrltnry only light C ss fine was inp"seh. The Gag. tt~ save, II l. new tl- intention sf the authorities Co go aown the line and prosecute all ofrnirr- Ii c4.e .oes to sc.u,l tIa. snd is dsc:ded az iD.t the dfsndau,, 1t wil nj to encourage Lni sale of coal fo- fuel.
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LETTER FROM BULAWAYC
James Cass:dav, Tells of Ills
 Exo;r:cnce in Africa,

The Jaurna'-Niner is perm't'c1 a copy the [ To- in. from r igt,. let Ter received hy W. J. Mart n, fir m James C".-idy, d-tsd Bulawayn, Jar- uary 6. 1897:
 "I will give you portion o' my e1- pe'iHnce whIl- in the GIandl At ' We were in three n orihs ~- got ,h ,rr of sct 1T, anh had 10 track to Tn l ."r
 ,upl liss. hired arCs'o ra rniI
 'hr, n. h ih, hu.i. H. u d Ot unde' :
 s,aId ] is Lu.ii e.,, getting lot or' causing two day ,l-lry in OCT ,urn 2,
 After ;o' ihIOngh All Iig t anti
 were rr;urring r"ld hl,n if her". ins. AZ. in would Jill him, and that ne eho id t k. . straigi line 'hroug h
 ne hn-h in order to sava time. W. struck the brush and trtvti-d for a day and ialf, when we g mixed II. again. Und.r pre,.nse of having lot .Orrs,hing, he lO:tut and left ma in the thick bnsh, surrounded by all manner of will anim ,ls, from ih" boa constructor to the elephant. l figured ny coprsn by compass north by east, which ! thought would tsEe me iuto the formation, and I started in fog so dense that 1 could not see tw ,n'y yards aronnd. l had the ,n- keys :ied m pairs 10 keep them ion wandering, and travelled for twe day i n the fog. Tt -urk the formation on th- third day, within half mile of my eanp and found s.ms negrn goa hrrde,s who led me |, the mt. My partner ha ba.n fvs hayI wi'hou -cof. and was living on goat milk an,i ro-o-.
 "Afier lhat we eot a'ong w'll. The negro boy we t""k with us wa- thie', .'e.ling our Il mr and suga-. ". hsE Li'l.h him il ih. prPserca Q | ,ms Besu,ns and run !iin or, hiring '. Se-u'n hov. Th- ii-.. enc VI. Nstah l-, and would rA,I CT fie ,ba "a. fla Os sn,ke. The la.t "nr Woul,i rst..er pa' a snake 'hrn mui'on. ! kill. d young b ,. con, icror. a' or thirteen fee, long, and the boy a'e hi'n m logs than two days. Aft.r the snake wa skinn, the meat loo :-d l very 'mptiry. l mn.t gay for this kind Of .r ake that they are s- harmless to humsn beings as .ur .mal,e Zsr,is rt hom
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

verified testimonials in praise! O Palne's celery Compound.
 l It is fooli ht to take p TOT hsa,th "nhi l sophisaii, these spring dlv-. Ther, i' no r'a<on whg anyone ehonld si hangs in lap aud submit t. headache poor npretiie cot n Ial tired feeling or con-iipa'ion. In evety ti.hsartt n. q inrnlii VII gn right a: get ng W II !, " u-i1g P.iue's e ry com; O ,rd ,h., person will b. as,0hI-hed q, d .-ligl f, ci with ih- qrickne.s vi whirh hi, " nd r'ui remedy is a..le Ia call a i,al, Co WI ng di--a-r, di-e,s-s o. Liiil.t nnda un dp"n" cOatiior.
 Ps"n,'' celery cnmpnuni dre. w"n'is.- in making people well. Here i- VI a; wDn,n, mn amhiti. "ns anl ,ar,'- nenhpr ,f ,h. l ga pr. fes-inn in Nv York cit '. sa.sU! thi- errn' remedy:
 220 1 h Ave New Yort,
 While .tu'l-It in the New YorL univ Isiiy law scl o ,i and under yr.,, pressure from w"r sni t dv, I wa. advi,e,i tp take Paine. eel " conn Iornd. I diI -", and its ten.fici I l" suits to unr who t nerve. are under the trIal of severe mental flor, an, o''ly tpo re'dy to assert. Alter taking th e. bottles I :ound ,h,' it prodrced qIisine-- n. rye. and lnduced .l.sp ve'y hen-iic al U my alth. For those trouble iui h ius m it 1 Can hesriily recon n.n.i it AS a h.rml,ss nduce' of sl'ep on account of i,. Ine,ing feet "n the n-rve..
 Yours very truly,
 Signed Florence H. Dangerfield
 Attorney and Co 'ns.l Tat Lew. Psin-'~ c'le-y o"mponni, whirh n 'kes the weak -t Opg, ha. r.c-Ived r's nc ni"l' fr'm thou-and. of reuule 'hr had slm"t de-p.,red of ever gan being in per!,c. h.alsh. |
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
Miss Aa nie Kane 0. B,.bss who vi

Miss Aa nie Kane 0! Bi-bes who will Ss remembered by many resident, hs. rssnshed !-cm PhenIx and is now entirely recovered oi her ,r-ublcr Aiss Keno has improved wond.rfuIly and is now enjoying vigorous h<alth which will be gratifying news io her many friends. She is visitinE vita Mrs. Wrightin the Husshus,s and will shortly vi.it B.sbes her, forms. home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
TURNED UP AGAIN
LIac.l Jack Again Operating iii AriZ ,na and New Mexico

The S,Gp.h Gusri aa gays Bla ! Jack i, now in Grsham coun'y neal F. E,gle CT ek. Tts Gnatd'Ga say-
 Unt'.d $ st Mar-hr iiall, u Nv Mexico sni Sheriff McAtfee, o Gra tc nn'v. N-a MeHico, arrived in kslon uyill- ,h+ fl -,t of thr week Al d hell q cou;srenre with Sher fl Bir,h- hel in reg,rd [" tha outlaw. We have rot been informed as t0 the exact result Q! this conference hut it is .xfe tn say that if thesn men com- mence their criminal career in Graham couttv that the officers here will not be long in either capturing them or dri,i1g hem out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
Ifyour tea is good, it i

Ifyour tea is good, it is cheap; if it is not good, it is dear, no matter what you pay for it-you led b-tt-r drink water.
 But good tca is better than water sometimes. Ec- cause it tastes good. and whatever tastes good make; the stomach work right.
 So good tea is cheap and poor tea $ dear.
 Schl2IiHgs Best is good. Asehil'ins & Company
 saa rrancisco 5o2
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

The fune.al of Justice J. A. Kcska
 sok place this afternoon from the undertaking psrlors of c. B. Tsrbel.. 4 largo and impressive funersl eort-ge sllewsd sll that was mortal of the dsssassd pioneer to iis last resting place. The solemn rites of tn. C. A. R. rituals vas dilivsrsd by ". y. Bradley sad . last farewell taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

l have gwen Chnmbeiians Cough remedy fair test and consider 1t ore oi the very bet ItmidIes fr cr"Up th-t ] hove t,e- found. Ore dose ha, aiway, been suffi rent, although use il freely. And cold my children contrac: yellds very rapidly to this medicine can conscientiou>ly recommend IT for coup and coids in childr, n.- GEO. T.. WoIFF. Clerk "i the Circuit CourI, Fla. S"ln by al dealers in Tombstone and Bi-bee. r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

The St David Chura! elub vii! give . musical festival and grsnd ball uE- der the supervision of their musical director Prof. 0. K. Chs'l on for the beniit of the Asss mbly Hall fund on Friday evening April 9nany novelties will bs introduced during the evening including the famous composition 'he "Fairy Queen" An elegaLt aod sut : aaI tisl sllunch will also be provided 0ur- isg the evening and all srraag-m~nt- ha. been made for sn enjoyable time. Prof Charlton will return to BIsb'e .oos and during the summer will visit our city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Are you ti,si, bilious, with con stant headache and general "don't care whether school keeps or n"l' feeling? Le Roy's Celery SarsapraIlla ie just the scientific combination of remedies that youneed. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
Fh.s Es Snur C; 3or:unity.

'F'F'1 .
 On receipt Cf ten certs. c:.sh or s.ampe, Q CencrOus saInY!e wi'l 9 Inalled ot tEe mos, popu,ar C2:ar:.; and Hay feve: Cure (1ly'a Croa.a Na!n1 GnCicien. to demon s.r4.c th- ...a't iic:..g cf the remedy.
 ELI "i3T...FI&,
 6 E,.rc"2 :.. f,cv York Ci.y lev -o.n I?c' IT,. ,9 t;.., .,,.. -,..on.., recomrl'n!od L..'a trea-i E'L.ia ,o re. [ .la emphasize i,5 '.'arc... at, It IS posi- live c"rc fnc cIts.-y.' ]. p-cd "s G;rectsd ."- Rex. Francis v. Pnola, I...tor Cens-al I res. Church, Helena, :Loac.
 Ely's Cream Ha'n is tac acknowledged sure for cn:a :arrh and con aims no mercury Tor any injuric,.s Avg. Price. SC centx
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

In the trunk case oa trial befers Justice Duncan ei Lowry and Andsr- son charged with stealing trunk ., 4uashuea Siding the casa against both tor grand larceny was dismissed. Andsrsen was rearrestsi on reduced charge sf petit larceny and is being heard as ws 20 to prsss.
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Le Snl'- Cel"r! SU-npnril'a-T.' finest Celery C.nit in' ton ,,t oi.- ."v, r-i. ltc"mbIts ta- .r.ar nt r,- tive pr"rrrn-- "t Sar-nprIils mlh th wonderful pervins vir,u-. ot CenIy. ti
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Three young men, from. Ohio shs other from Indisns, named Vaughn, kssd and stsas will start S.edSy ts,XA.d to, the Grand Canyon, having chartered the fsmoas Tomb stsns ssach that bsars % many bullet sesrs.-3aysttS,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Several more witnesses were brsugh. in today from Fs. HusehuoA sa the trunk ease now being tried before Justics Duncar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Mir ]. ". Ven .be, of Downev ,. pioneer of Los Angrie, County, C,la ,Ds: "Whcnev,r m tr"ub'ei wllh q oaln ip the stomach or witn dltrInora l use Chamb-rla n, ColIr. Cholera ano Di,rrho,a d Rem-"y. have used 1t to. year, know II to ne q reliable rrm-d, ard recommend II to every one" For Saleb A Druggists
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

HitbniP- Ei-nmntl: S,rui 5 hOi- ties for S25u. Tnr,n-tune Drug >toIC
 u.Im
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\ goodly numh-r of col liers and witnssses from Huachuca are in town sll on court bu.in.ss.
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Ls Eoy's Celery Esrsspsrilla the spring nsdicise. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Fall a,a winter os.reOats. Cost nniy.
 AT DAgno~'S.
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Seamst.ess Sewing Mnchinea, equal e sll, ini.rior to BOse. Reduced 10 s20.
 AT BARRow's
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Rcg.r, lad N ale, Cnld- Silvrr Sets, Napkin kIngr, Siiv.r Mug, ABa Mirrors at
 F.N. wOLCO
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Daily. Pacific time
 1. l. FREY general Manager. A. NAU9LE E ]. GIBSON. Assistant General M,na7er. Train Master
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Silver is Qno'ed ., f3
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MARICOPA & PHOENIX R R.
LOCAL NOTES,

E. - SH,Ma. Gen Snp'
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.Fsg. Station. Stops'on Signal
 BEN WILLIAMS.H
 Superintendent
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KRurSchNrrT, GM E RANDOLPH. n S
 NEW MEXICO & ARIzON R R
The morning times., 1897-02-21
MANAGES TO REMEMBER
ALL HIS SIXTEEN WIVES

The most married man in the United
States, Thomas Rowe, is now in 1ail at
Sherman, Tex, awaiting transportation to
the penitentiary, where he will serve a
four years sentence for fraudulently dispos-
ing OF mortgaged property According to
his confession in court, he now has sixteen
living wives, from no one of whom did he
ever obtain divorce.
He married the women during a period
Of seven years, lived with only one OF
them for more than three or four months
and has never been arrested for bigamy.
All but two OF the wives bore him children.
andthree ofthem presented him with twins.
He has seen most of, his children, but Mt
present knows where few of them are.
The morning times., 1897-02-21

he wrote the unEle Books, which have not
yet been classified anywhere: aud now he
blossoms ont a a poet in The Seven Seas. -
What he viii do next IT is Impossible to
predict, bot ii is sure to be something
interesting.
The people who read Kipling do so be-
cause they like him: they Will not be laughed
out Of their liking They say that your
Brownings and your Jamescs are all very
well, but they like this man He seems to
inspire in his readers something Of the 10y
atty that his characters often have for each
other. Perhaps there never was an au-
thor whose popularity was So little due
TO fashion. Kipiing societies and readings
have never been a fad Nobody has under
taken TO study him or To discover his pur-
pose in life Possibly, he has not been re-
gardeG rs having one.
In the preface 70 the Outward Bound'
edition OF his books, he says that his de-
sire is ITO seek out men who are wearied
at the end OF the day." and entice them
into fresh fields OF Imagination In the
'-EnvUi,' tucked away at the end Of the
collection of stories .'Life's Handicap" he
says:
The depth and dream Of my desire,
The bitter paths wherein l stray,
TGnU knOwcSt. Who has made the fire
Thou knOwest, Who hast made the clay
Who, lest all thought OF Eden fade,
Bring 81 Eden 10 the craftSInan'S brain,
Godhke TO muse Ger his own trade
And manlike stand with God again
Take not that vision from NV ken,
Oh, whatsoe'er may spoil or spec d,
Help me to need no aid from men
That | may help such men as needr'
Surely there is nigh purpose and deep
feeling. and those who have judged Kip
ling from some stray sketch OF the Anglo
Indian lady flirt or from the rough meta
phors OF some sea song. do not see where
the Eden-likc quality Of his muse comes in.
perhaps that doesn't matter. He is not
much past thirty. and with such a devotion
to his ART he may yet do something which
will satisfy them If not, perhaps that
also will be just as well.
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