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The record-union., 1897-09-01
Indicted by Federal Grand Jury.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31-The
Federal Grand Jury to-day returned in
dictments against Chas. Sweeney, NJ. H
Plumley and James Curverson. The
latter, who was arrested in Eureka, is
charged with counterfeiting silver half
and quarter dollars, with having such
counterfefts in his possession, and with
uttering them Sweeney and Plumley
are held in bonds of 81 900 each and
Curverson in bonds of So. 800.
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GUNBOAT WHEELING.
The Party to Present the Punch
Bowl Arrives.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.-The
Congressional party and representa-
tive citizens who will present the gun
boat Wheeling with a magnificent
punch bowl and service on behalf of
the city from which she derives her
name arrived here to-day. and viii re-
main in this State until September 9th
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BICYCLE RACES.
Bald Wins the One Mile Open Pro-
fessiouaI at Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER (Mass.), Aug. 31.-Re-
suits: One mile open, professional,
Bald won, Taylor second, Watson Cole
man third. Time-2:13.
Three mile lap race, professional, i.
Butler of Cambridge won, John S. john
son of Minneapolis second, Titus Of
New York and Butler tied for third
place. Time-7:21 3-5.
Five mile, professional handicap.
Watson Coleman $50 YARDS won, Jas.
J. Casey (275 yards) second, L. B. Arm
old (250 yards third. Time-11:49 I'D.
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The Case of Worden.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 31.-President
Mckinley was told to-day that the San
Francisco Cali had published a story
to the effect that in response to an in
tervfew with Mrs. Jones he had prom
ised to interfere in behalf of Worden,
the California train wrecker.
t'Will you please confirm or deny the
report ?" was asked.
II have nothing to say" responded
the President.
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Welded a Third Time.

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 31.-Benja-
min douglass, 50 years of age. to-day
married young German housemaid
of 23, and left for Los Angeles. The
groom was one Of the founders Of r.
G. Dun's Commercial Agency. His
first wife was Dun's sister, his second
wife was daughter of the late Sena-
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Torpedo Boat Rodgers.

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 31-The torpedo
boat Rodgers returned to this port late
this afternoon, having failed to make
the required speed of 245 knots per
hour on her trial trip. The defective
working on her blowers is said to have
made the Rodgers fall short of her re-
quirements. She will be given another
trial on Friday.
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Robbery and Probable Murder.

PHOENIX (Ariz), Aug. 31.-Word
was received to-day by the Sheriff from
ella Pend that tramps robbed the drug
store of John Pratt last night. and beat
and stabbed the proprietor. His death
is certain. An officer has been dis
patched to aid the local Constable, who
confesses that he has not clew to
work upon.
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Schooner Emma,s Catch.

PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 31-The
schooner Emma. Captain Bromshenon,
arrived to-day from Marzovia, Alaska,
with the seasons catch as follows:
Four beaver. forty-three red fox, nine
teen sea otterskins and 1,300 pounds Of
whalebone
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A Clerk Commits Suicide.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 81. Emile
Hubble, clerk. aged 40 years, com
mitted suicide at his residence last
evening by taking morphine. He leaves
a widow and one child. There is no
known cause for the suicide.
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An E-Congressman Dead.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Ex- Congress
man Emanuel D. Hart is dead at his
home in this city aged So years. He
had held a number of offices under the
Treasury Department.
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Death Of a Catholic Bishop.

VICTORIA (B. c., Aug. 31.-A pri-
vate telegram received here announces
the death near Coban. Guatemala, of
the Right Rev Bishop Lemmens, Cath
olic Bishop Of Vancouver Island and
Alaska
The record-union., 1897-09-01
Prince Bismarck III.

BERLIN. Aug. 31.-Prince Bismarck
is again suffering from neuralgia of the
face
The record-union., 1897-09-01

30 I'M i,,,,,,. eiL1erea the hearts of couple
Z. 60 ,.,.la'ss q the poorhouse in Delaware
eoulles' e-'.eal nd and they eloped. the
srUpAi ,s,.',,a IS a cripple, aged 60. and the
y -1- - an apoplectic woman of 27
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THE UPRISING
IN BRITISH INDIA.
TriheSmen Who BIocekd the KOhal
Pass Dispersed.
DisQuieting News Received From Quetta, in
BeuCh Island.

Tribesmen Assemble in Such Num-
bers ON the Hills About the
Railroad That the Authorities
Have Te1egraphed for Rein
forcements Of Artillery and
Heavy Force Of Infantry.
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At 81 25 yard.

Satin-finished English Covert
Cloth. This fabric is without
peer in quality and finish, with
that rich satin finish SO much
sought for this season. For the
neat and stylish tailor costume
there is no fabric to compare
with it. All the shades for the
season.
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At S. 80 yard.

Drap de Ete-the new fabric
for fall and winter. That hand
some satin-fnished cloth you
have heard and read of. The
most stylish thing in the mar
ket. We have it in all the new
and staple shades.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
The Way of II

jubilee. oA III the
Ian. lane Gust from abroad-No: I was
Narth sansh n an. az the jubilee.-Philadelphia
The record-union., 1897-09-01
At 81 SO yard.

Erocade Mohair CrepoRs,
handsome rich Iuster fabrics,
with raised floral effects and
tufted designs in silk Iuster mo-
hair on dull ground. These ia
brics are entirely new, and must
be seen to be appreciated.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
F;rbt in a Chain Gaup.

ator Zachary Chandler of Michigan.
He owns large interests in Chicago.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
At 85C yard.

Plaids in new and stylish eff
fects. They are the correct
thing for waists, and the designs
and colorings are as pretty as
silks.
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ADVANCE STYLES IN
DRESS GOODS
For Fall and Winter.
At 25C ward.

Just received a full and COM
plete line of Fancy Mixtures for
fall. The assortment COM
prises all the new shades in
neat and pretty designs in all
wool fabrics, in mixtures,
checks and striped effects.
The record-union., 1897-09-01
At 35C ward.

A line of pretty Dress Fabrics
in tufted or rough effects. An
extraordinary value; should be
sold for soc yard. All new and
desirable shades. Our special
price to open the season will be
35c the yard.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31

: mis- 1eilbron,
The Leader.
gia, Watch Repaircr'
,untng q speciality,
it '' ci Of Watches and pa
alr ~ 'rG shown in the city.
,ndors solicited, All goods
..,a guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31
TRUTHS

Deal honestly with everybody aud
you will eventually succeed,
The words Of your mouth are q
good lndIcaloror the grace that h
In your heart
The devil has no reason to feel
a5hamed OF the man who Is mean to
his wife,
Twogrdus of red pepper Ia your
soup are better than a spoonful In
your eyes,
Don't talk about your neIghboH
unless you can say something good
about them,
Every town that We arc aequamt
ed with has lls kItkera,
lll-gotten gains will do you no
good
Help the poor aud comfort the
sick aud distressed
There Ia no real growth Of ehars
aeler except by q conquest oyer OPP
posing dInItOIt.es, The doing right
when 1t Is against our inelinatIons
and preiudees
How easy II Ia to retIto the ten
commandments ouddo II wpll loo.
hut To like la accordance with them
=welIts about as big a job as most
anyone wants TO TACKLES
Some people seem TO think that a
creed is an insurance policy against
future fire, but this h a mistake,
The man that Is not backed up with
good deeds Is apt 60 feel the future
heat anyway
When a community has learned
TO palro0Ne home Industry N has
learned a valuable less0n
Az long as you hold enmity
against a fellow creature don't IN
suit The Lord by asking Him 30 fore
give your lressplsses
ToUmlu who lIvDa onb email tal.
ay a good hoospheuper Ia of m0.
uitely more use than q good dancer
if ha is looking f9F a wife
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31
SWEET SOUNDS

Hearing q sweet voice waited on
the breeze yesterday evening, some.
thing beyond the common, we start,
ed ont town the possessor Of the
voice down and located the young
Miss, for Miss she was IN the Ken.
neaster music store, seated at a
piano surrounded by a gaping
crowd of interested listeners, The
subject was a child In years, 10
years, old with a pleasing face,
well marked with intellectual fea.
tures oyertoppcd with a suit Of
golden hair well coIed on ahapely
head We made inquiry as to who
she was but none seemed to know,
30 making bold we approached the
httlc song queen aud learned from
her that her name was Pauline
Barlow, daughter Of Dr. Barlow,
recently here from Little Rock, Ia
locate,
The little miss has a wonderful
strong sweet voice, aud no we'll did
she please those who gathered
there during her 20 minutes at the
piano, that several gentlemen press
ent bought several pieces of music
aud presented TO her Our home
talent would hayea drawing card
In introducing this little galyanit
battery ON the stage here,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31
WHEN SHOULD GIRLS MARRY.

A grid should marry when she
is capable OF understanding and
fulfilling the duties of a true wife
and thorough housekeepcr and
never before, No matter how old
she may be, if she is not capable Of
managing a house in every depart
ment oft, she is not old enough to
get married When she promises
to take the position Of wife and
home-maker, the man who holds
her promise has every right to sup-
pose that she knows herself compe.
tent to luldll it, If she proves to
belncompetent or unwilling, he has
good reasons to consider himself
cheated No matter how plain the
home may be, IL it is in accordance
with the husbands means and he
finds 1t neatly kept, and the meals,
no natter how simple, served from
shining dishes and clean table lineu
that husband will leave his home
with loving words and thoughts aud
look ahead with eagerness to the
time when he can return, Let
young woman play the piano aud
acquire every accomplishment
within her power the more
more the better, for everyone viii
be that much more power to be
used in making a happy home At
the same time If she cannot 90 to
the kitchen, If necessary, andcheor.
fully prepare just as good a meal
as anyone could, with the same
material, and serve It neatly after.
II is prepared, she had better defer
her marriage until she learns, If.
the girls would thoroughly6t them.
selves for Imposition of intelligent
housekeepers before they marry
there would be fewer discontonted,
unhappy wives aud more happy
homes,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31
Toxorkana Away From Homo,

We gave In our report Of the
ball game at Shreveport on Sunday
the reason for our sluggers getting
beat so badly was the quality of
water they drank Yesterdays
game shows we were mistaken, for
our boys pulled themselves together
and won a game by the close mar
Gin Of o toS
The managers Of the two clubs
are trying to arrange a series Of
games to be played alternately be.
tween this city and Shreveport, If
they do our team should be streng-
thened or we will get beat In The
series
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31
Program Entertainment, West Side
Assembly Hall, August 3lOt,
Benefit Building Fund lot
Baptiat Church,

bUPtAbt ShulVh'
/, Physical Drillu,uuu1u Glass,
2, Recitation, Miss Lula Win.
field,
8, Vocal Solo-the Dangau,uMlas
Webb,
l. Charge Of Light Brigade In
pahtomime ,uuuSlxteen Girls,
B. Recitation Miss Tyler Smooto,
O. motlons In pantomIme ,uuuSlS
Girls,
T. Reelted Tableau A5on u,u Ben
Adams
s. Suanee River In pantomlme,
.. Vocal Solo,
TO- Recitation "lIow Salvador
Won" Mrs David TIlson,
STATUE p0aEs=
Group No, Graees, Fates,
Group No, 2 TerpsIchoro, llns
terpo, Grato,
Group No, 3 ltllo, Melpomene,
Fhalia,
Group No, l-Three Pictures Of
Niobe,
No,b llcbc the Cup llcarer
NJ, q. CupdB Garden
Music 10y MeGannH Orchestra,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31

The West Side and East Side
councils could spenda whole evening
session dleueslng The bad condition
ol the sldewulks aud a remedy II
the owners will not improve them
the city should, aud this Is all there
Ia toit, We think the next leglsla
tufos Of both states should pass 4
law compelling property owners on
business streets to keep up
the walks about thelr.pfoptfly or
make the property subject TO
all damages that may occur from
personal injuries no Incurred by a
failure TO keep eald WALLIS Ia a pOtss
able condition.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31
Whal pr A, b. anller NAyN.

lunalo, NJ V, Gents From my
personal knowledge gained IN obs
serving the effect ol your Bhilohs
Cure IN easesaf advanced t0Hsump-
tl0ni am prepared 10 say II Ia
the most remarkable Remedy that
has ever been brought tony Alten,
ton, II has certainly saved many
from Consumption Bold by snllh
DNg 90 I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31
On 10 Nashvillel

Through sleeping car service
every night leaving TeSarkana at
400 D. M over the Iron Mountain
route 60 Nashville, Tenn Call aud
reserve your befths aud yet all Inc
formation from 9, Ei BwlNDBbb,
Ticket Agent,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-31

Beautiful aud startling innovation on wheels
1.-THE VIRGINIA REEL"
by 10 Lady aud Gentlemen riders introduced for the ast time to
the owing public concluding With pyroteehea tabeauS
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
Why i,s Rcndod Gnn.

II was western town. and the young
fellow had been arrested for carrying
a concealed weapon. Fresh from the
east. he imagined that bad men lurked
in the shadows, and he had bought q
pistol that Ind bore ns large as Il
cough-drop. When nrraigned before
the police judge he had no Gefcuse 10
make. and the magistrate said: Il shall
have to fine YOU"
please let me off," said the young
fellow. y have no money TO pay n
fine, and IL you fine me shall have to
go TO jail, and That would disgrace me
] bave done nothing wrong except
carry the revolver. ard nm sorry foi
Tint. ! have so friends from whom
could secure the money 10 pay the fine A"
What did you carry the artillery
for? asked the judge.
Why. er-er-to protect my vaiu-
ables."
To protect your valuabIes? What
valuables have youg iou say you have
no money to pay fine. What else have
tou Of valuc?'
Why. YOU see--that is-er---i have
The gun. IL cost me Sl2"
lie went to jail,--N. y. World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29


Several bcggars IN Pera own iafyc
smount Of property. One weIl-hrown
nan has houses worth 10000 liras. and
tst is to be seen Begging IN filthy rags
s'oor governess. who svns very charit.
fble. used TO give him piastrc Nv icc g
~eek. One day slic missed l;rs
fponndD. end thought she mist hays
sivcp II to the bcggar 10y MISTAKE. iIs
bad gone home for the day. so sbe fol
owed him 10 his house on ,ac Taxine
lie received her gracioaslY. looking Ike
PaSha at least in his magniheeh'
'ohes. II never like to lose q food
'licnt." he said. aud sens for his bag Of
takipgs; elf there's Ira here we shall
ind it, Sure enough. fbe Iira was
.here. Take it, he continued. aud the
Soof girl. frH OF thanks. was hur;yiog
way when the teggar stopped her.
Walt moment; you laven't given nc
The piastre."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
.iisGcss, Indigestion. Headache.
''sant laxative al Drugglses-
THs oLpeSI sPoaT.
Hunting and Fishing Wcrc Means OF Live
ishood 30 Pr.iaitlye Man.

Hunting and Fishing Werc Means OF Live
Enood 80 Primitive Man.
SUmebody laS asked which ~ the
bisles sport ard started diStussibg
that has already put tIe antiutty "a
games beyond the middle ages. Hints
iag and lighting Mere primitive inau 4
chiof occu. .'aticrs. ssSS ihe New York
Journal
These. as civ.lixn'' on ,'~reloped. we,s
TradHasly converted from heiny fncar5
~ livelihood into Tasiimes. rut IA :
impossible to tel exactly when tie
Fhanye took Elnce. for 1, is nut even yrb
tomY lcte. and what Is sport TO the
squire aE:l anintrfir Is necessary Worf
10 the gcmckffper and p-ofesflbuai
gold,Sr.
Nifirod Noah's -rcua -cra /: eson. v~as
. ''m'gt IS hiirtrr before the Lard. atj
RS &c va mighty enc In the cnr,h''
ne protn' IS hpnicd for rleas,irF Tblf
ls 'hr cld,st record of il s.'ari
The strr. and it, KIND. vh'rh r,alS
~ l-r"te~t demand on III" skill q. 4
rnduicace ~ tbr hurtrr would rrns.
.etlv he i,'~ first animui pursucd for
Il l~nsuvr. TO hunt The lien was Lin.,s
apart frnil the earliest times.
The i.rvpt'nn u'onumcntS show ihsk
MI Kinds of hunting. ns we'll ~ fei. iiiii;yr:
were followed for pleasure Thr tli,ri !.
rlc 's:;n'rs were r-nhahlv 'hr oldest
athletic SNorts nnd ihe'f oririn IL losl
IN auticu',N. They nir sn'.' o celebrais
Juo!i,t'e hcfcet ot The Tiits.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
HOW DOGS ARE sruNrep.
hethods Employed Ia the Mannfacturs os
Toy Tcrr,ers


Toy Terr.ers.
There is IN era of tiny Gogs In TnC-
.ish Hocirty. Tho more minUtivc =
rarcel OF canine fash that on can pos-
scss the more Gre you swell. says the
Toledo Blade. but alas! How nury
feminine readers who delight IN iah
niniature dogRics know tina, they ar
an artiiicinl prodnct2
There is IN London an cstablishmtni
devoted entireiy To the stunting of tA@
'nimaL. The proprietor is IN cS-br,rd
er OF fighting dogs. bat b. now nnd-
u ore profit in rearing the llipu, ar
>nnines. for which he hns q wide fevii-
tation. He does not claim 20 Lc ths'
originator of the process. for be say
that oil dog mrn know Of the dy ~ +.
rg powers Of alcohol. but ht assert
that he is the only mnn IL ;,ndoh .,
adopt the principle syftematicaiy
Ills method Ia as follows: TIC pur
destined 10 he stunted is taken from II (
mother when a few hours oil md when
q begins 20 whine for sustenancc Il j.
cd with warm dccoction ~ rim and
enter. Deprived OF milk. il takes 20
this rcsdiiy. When u rcarhcs ocrta'ts
Igc alcohol in var;ons forms constitutes
he animals sole diet. The ph~s DO hof
lie nor do they develop. Thry soon
sc:ise to grow Gtnn. Af,crn grntrat'or
~ two Of mating the inuhh .prize1 lilli'
putian canine is chtaircd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
M oLo FRIEND is nor HIRE.

bark TO the harsh discordant notes
OF ciamorous toll and strife.
drag my feet through the dust and heat
OF the broad highroad OF life;
But l catch not the sound OF q well
voice
And the road Is brown and sere,
And my eyesight blenrs with unshed tearo--
For my old friend Is not here.
with a backward glance and wave o. the
hand.
He has wandered far away
TO a land that lies under cloudlcss skies
Where the sun shines oil the day;
And his form Is lost In the hurrying tkronG
That gathers from far and near.
And | miss the grace of his kindly faco--
For my old friend is not here.
But I caught a glimpse OF that unknown
land.
AS my old friend hurried through
The outer gate where the dear onos wait
For the pilgrim who 10 due;
And know that the sun shines all the day.
That the now'rs bloom all the year
shall miss his smile through the after
while,
Tor my old friend Is not hero.
IS. a. Lapius. In Ohio Farmer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
Mistaken Identity.

A remarkable case OF mistaken idcn-
tity is reported from Fecamp. The
body Of a man was found recently in the
fne de NaimoHf. and after the usual
sormalities was buried as that of an oc-
togerorian named Gcdefrcy. Two of
Godefrey's daughters attended the IN
neral. When they returned home they
nearly died OF terror st finding their
father sitting at his usual place near
the fire. The shrieks OF the women,
who thought they sass ghost b ught
IN the neighbors. The error WAS dac
20 a remarkable likeness between Code
frey and the man who bad bern found
desd.--1cndon Tn-fs;ts.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29

I'evvn oCrcrs of The {; vmsruj
dragoors huvv W. - ir,'lirps, ~ he ranLs.
t"d ore iclirIsni d'sm sS.ii ire 4
he niriy for tac .hata nsa.sgtM :
.tui rot ai Mel hujP. 81 rcdut u. lieut..
l'aLoun.re. Nh,is drup,. Z, S~siy ~
-T!i' q ard VtrGVA snirr i, w.sh civilian
who were siii.rg Mi rtly iun " nc shop:
Msr prntca,iug fnt GWA let ley ~. =
.h.u' furri ihrsshirC. 81 NhcrcuruL ts
went t0 the lG!ipcLf.Iot 'Jeeth.r sulne
1tAcr oficrrs ard 100 Slrrgoous. and s-.t
Hni 10 nyenec the tonor 80 the 4 q.
rlcni. Th" wine shop nrd he adjacrs {
houses v,Ir a..cNed end fct on fire. Z
un'hcr Lf .!cr sd honses and shops
vrre ?ile2cd. aud five Jews l'lIcd a.,i
thirty - ohsiy Ia Mrri; As The roInnti
Z Tie r';r mrni q q rot think ,lr nr,s
'cnt worth rA' orr ~ -. Fyar has dr.
red L.m tY a. placed 90 la, Ie,ired
-.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-29
MILLAls. VERSATILITY.
II Is Said Tie wss tho Grca,S.t Pan :,
OF the Age.

~ Is Said Tie Mas the Grcase.t Pa MY
OF the Age.
For period ~ nearly 90 years Mi,lals
has been before the public as an artist
ana Tor the greater part OF iaat time
he mas sustained his reputation as the
greatest painter ~ his day. says Scrii,
rer's. lie has painted history. romance.
poetry. landScapr. portraits aud Lu.
made his mark i'm all.
No one else has attempted 50 wide, a
range Of subjects. few have shown "A
greater variety of Invention or nn-
preached him in his command ovri
tools and materials II is only within
the last few years tina, hc has sho.. u
my decline OF power and q uas only
the Other day that Mr.. Waits. HIS gTvs,
colleague, observed To me of one Of
his pictures in the pNscut exhibition
of the Royal academy tls3C) that A.
painting IL wne good us cScr"
HlS art II In no seEse ideal: his
imagination cannot body forth Things
unknown or rise 10 any Rrcnt heroic
height; he has never attempted TO rcpic-
cent rnpid or violent action. .ui inside
these lines his powers ase splcnd.i aud
eNuberant
An almost mGtchless drnughtsman. n
coloriSt OF great truth and force. a
painter Of extraordinary Initiative row
rr. with handling not always pleasant.
perhaps. but OF the utmost surrucss
ind freedom, he has left "A body az work
which both for quality aud p,nnt,ty
has scarcely been equalcd in modern al I.
Indeed. the whole OF his work hns been
40 sincere and full OF fresh life. IL re-
heetS 10 foreibly his own pcrsouali'y ;
Snd tho living spirit of his day. that IL
r. difficult 10 believe that IL eau ever tcs
come uuints.reSfinsv IN rosfpritN