Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-29

S,,tutiou and the little heeIess III eh
LIs Toms Cabin" rather "growed'
han was designedly created. Were
Ina fact less clearly aseertained one
hight almost fancy that II was planned
y Providence with special eye 10
hs needs OF the sensationaiist. says
ondon Telegraph. The rule peculiar
a onr own nobility that every one but
ma actual holder OF title for the time
sing is in contemplation OF Law
rommoner introduces an element OF
Romance into human life by providing
rumberless possibilities OF sudden vi
,,ssltudes Of fortune which could In
hardly any other manner be so PIE
,uresoaely brought about. Sudden sue
LESSONS 10 great wealth are. OF course,
romantic incidents in their way; but
|. the world grows richer and as more
ra more American. African and other
oiuue-seekers blossom into million
Tires IN the course OF few weeks or
dxys-only, perhaps, to subside into
bansrupts within a few months-the
rtsres, OF the public in these ups and
koyus OF prosperity and adversely has
become A little blun,ed and It's capa-
INV for wondering al them some~ha,
taIlsd.
When a man may be a beggar one
hay and 4 king" OF some product or
pb.r. be Il diamonds or bacon. the
ksr,, one gets at Las, 10 regard the
Transformation as commonplace. But
pace peer always peer-ths change
nom low 10 high estate Is Tor life, and
vhen Il is a change OF very extra
ordinary character u viii always have
bout Il a touch OF the magical. When
Pate, HilhUut moments warning,
places a eoroneg on the brow OF the
tars,assr Of the town ball. as happened
he other day, new relish is undoubt-
tdly given 10 human life. We feel that
shsr tia, anything may happen. tina,
ss may be entertaining ylReounis I'M
sssres In every sort Of obscure cApa-
ts,y and that al any moment The hun
tam course OF modern existence may
Es broken by the discovery that the
bzikman Il a marquis or the butcher
boz bclisd earl. II IL hardly possible
10 oysrratr the value of an expectation
b this kind In enabling the ordinary
nan Of business 20 maintain hts strug-
81 asains, the monotony Of bis career.
sst !, lends a new and nonpoiItioai sis-
tiscancc 70 that time honored eJaeuia'
.toa Of ioryism: Thank God. we have
house Of lords.
Even apart from the contingency o.
b ansrp=ricd succession. our happily
rssulaied peorags ia~ provides for
otAsr surprises 81 an almost equally
khrillinE nature. Compelled TO rank n
ronmoHcFp. the kinsmen of peers not
paly become aharcrs In all ,hos. chsnc
, o. fortune to which that large ant
mainly undlstingulshcd class OF per
toss are liable. but may continue to Dc
70 indefinitely without aruuSins an,
lzpicion Of their Identity.
such. according 10 contemporary
as been the experience Of a scion o
Be prsraEc. who Ia nearly related {,
b holder Of the premier barony o
fs'ahd. Little more than week az
BE passengers on board the Peninsula
Aad Oriental mall steamer britannia
sFe 6rcattas,lnE. iuuchinr and ainint
the hrs,-ciaEs saloon OF the yesNe
ad listening 10 the sweet strains o
= band after dinner. in entire uncon
'ioushszs that among those who ser
'ssiinE to GIL their glasses and 4
ehsht their ears WAS the Hon. Robcr
aarles Sinclair do Courcy. only eur
lfins brother Of the thir,y-shird T,or
Aihgsale. Strange that In these day
! "'epathy, of thought Transmission
40 other mysterious forms OF commit
8a,ion between one human being an
'Ao'hsr there should have been no on
resent to whom the proximity of ihl
4~eendant Of an ancient line of noble
s'ealed itself as fact OF "subiimina
FonAciousnessi" ..HIF NJ Z
vas thers no sentimental maiden Z
ish extraction to whom Il was whis
cred by an inner voice tina, the cour
'pus attendant who offered her dr.
|arry and Bombay duck was the thil
',nlrd IN descent from that stout cal
ulster who vas invited In the earl
sars OF the thirteenth century to g,
'oi' bis mighty strength in the pre-,
1--WE OF King John and Philip Angus
- ot France and cleft n massive he
~. IN twain at single blow7 A,
srhtly there was not.
me curry and Bombay duck wei
"no' the other courses followed
w. w. order; the repast was finished. n
sue cleared and the spriK OF the a,
wy lee OF nobility retired to appe.
sam shortly afterward ae bandsma
a.s a' instrument in hand. but wi,
a.a,lty still wrapped in myster
s", after night this must have ha
suea to the first saloon passenger I
w w., = and 0. steamer. and now Il
s sos opportunity Of recognising Il
.r OF The premier baron OF Irelar
,,s os' to them forever. He has upe
Nv oy King John on his accesal,
oa .ae throne. The earl OF Ulster W
''ously seized while performil
aasce' unarmed and barefooted.
III, .uufchyard Of Downpatrick
s," eu' form. A little earlier In h