The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-15

Baltimore. But for the SHORTCOMINGS ri 'he
uaysid. inns and such discomfort A. cam.
rom rising at ; o'clock In the morning anu
s''inx for sixteen hours In a crowdrd ''"'"'
sal built on the pattern of twenty yeAr, :" -,
re. a ride on the pike from Baltimore Z" Nh'''-
~ wa most ENJOYABLE The r'hopeu va
ard. the horses were fine and he so~"'''
~ tho road crossed the mountains was "N
HGoert Bcv,nd the mountains ever! !'"
Wrought wonderful changes. In the """
h'-d the Ohio and IL uIhu'ar''
If, had become much easier S'"a"-
o"ai~ supplied the large -"ttiefnehV-' ~
ready claiming n he cities while sinaIIe' u"'
'arri"d good. vares and mcrchandi~' t'eN'''
farmhouse and cluster II cabins. Inc '"''
River was now dotted with floating shops. ~
the sound # a horn. The inhabitants NJ 4 NlI'atN
- the Isolated settler and Instantly ""Alo come
- the -,veT de - And a Grv goods b'a' n'''1
with prunter.. seats and shelves IN'a WIN
hnsrv n every sort making fast - 'he hdAE
Now - you'd he q floating lottery ora" Nh"'e
ticket vo-e sold for cotton or pr0u1oe 10"
a uuu.rS c.'ahli shmeni within "m'h hn"a'e
article. ~ every description were mao, ,oId
and m"ndna now n smAtay where A'f'S ana
.s.1 We're hob and wagon, REPAIRED n"" a
factory fr 'ho manufacture and sale ~ axes
~rviAc, and ,tsrd too.- The great river was
more than ever the L,Eaw-y OF travel. The
huge ha'e, - al earlier dav almost as large
a a say. ~ Sch0Hner, WIN ~ arc''d anu
oIrland.sa l,.knr d. and - crew Of i've
a'u twenty men hqd allen into dls'se IVY
81" ko..-h1a'. srll a f~arnr.ie iHr waters t""
SHALLOW 10y ~.reamhoA',, and ne broad-h0rn.
w." more ulmp-ou. nan ever some ~ the
'hrnais. called family boats vsra p
hr 100 feet lad pens for ca'u" aHd
neat cabins and rooms 10y the mower
fitted with table, and chair red, and a .toNe,
and Mere 10 bc seen foa'.ns down The
r,v"r IN an almost .rGIes- p-oNo--i0n, with
I'd aud yoln. men and women. children, cat
tie. hrr-., swine and fowls all IN The same bot
TIN. Wuer an emlsrant reached the town
ueare>thr. do,ura,i7u he would ~a.i the broad
and huy some ,or' Of q r'uyevauC-. cover il
With canvas " linen. 'moared on tie mao"
with tar - ~ AZ" il va'N-.rE'i c't'ihe I nted
>,.'n- Lad cH.e. enter -. a.at'ef or half
quarter section. and then 80, az FOR
Die prospective fam 4. he went slowly
along drIvInc HI cattle tefore HIN
lie would come night after night q"
inns especially designed - meet The needs OF
men sueh a. he each would be q room with
m eartAeu soor a't @ huge fireplace but no
furniture 10 cpuyaalo4ue~ %. any sort. and IN
th.s room Dis VIZ woaIi cook the evening
meal AID the family would -.eap
J, was in tho PARKWAY settlements that from.
ter lie APPEARED ia IL last attractive FORM
CowEon hardship. common poverty COM
mon .-unrauce and the utter inability 10 get
ANYTHING more "I' ., IL" than coar-e food
coarse g.. ..Aa> and a ride -helt"r reduced a.
T. a leyel %; at--lurs equality which existed
nowhere s.e The vr -'r-i- and The d-su-
tY'e. tie do and the nd l,T.au, the .ldse and
~" Col7n". TIE Vf"a- h~r ih~ eT. NJ rlleF ana
family IL any man pose . importance among
l- fellows he cd =" because te po>ee>sed
those physical and moral gDA.ue- whom COM
r..uI r"sy@c, aAEe ~ a. India. II '"' u q .e-
Cr' village al IA" heart "! ARA ana - c'ia-
mgniue> - civilized men r." au'obl'Efa-
pl4e- and remln.cenca> ~ IN. early ~Netlers
ana cav manners bi"h " "~-4tNF :
et0rv .-'Nld e "a member Of a lerrt rra. Legs
latIre wiz -. :" TIE urle o.. 'r- '.",u'tt rad
a.Sa"s worn leather but th.ni g hs hucE-
skin l"tho, uprer'u.rs a lawl,ake- ue VITA
tie hem ~ n> ~'n> s~atne'''d TAR. NIT
battered them ~ m. .r'>>-'"aG = =" ifa -"
ysrd~ Cd. blue ~ ..aluc and called "a the v'NI-
"A -: n" ~s"ln-m"Nt- = max 'th,a 'al ana
laut6l 'rn> ID" alta. .L-' ~.N1 ed - =
IN phca .arb he attended tie Session jnAa
! Rsvuold- relate. '..' Nh"' b. v'I' down -
rid IT, ar,t c,rr, b.. Na-G.l-, county he
:"gnd hi'.-"i' amor.c ID med 40 .,h; 49,
/ IONS IN ara. VIII treated !.W -. -laS.". ana
! open the Sh,-if WI wa astrce of a i~n"'
cred ".t Boy. The c"lrt g. ~ 1p@h"i
! John J. n The bench ! Knew q jude '
-av, az They ear4y settler il I.nos who.
when asked for DISTRACTIONS. would rub H.
head with a. hand and say . TIC lawyer.
The, med d. .uN'rgCuoa.. Y un' they "A.
8 Justice b"iu,t. -" Ia-i"- a.ls-