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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-15
RUSSIA'S FICVRl
ON CHINESE HI
The Russian Secret Ss,vi. /,
to Have Obtained M y,
thentic Reports Of Is ~ N

One of the most inter4.,,.
IN connection with the nv /
is the manifest anxiety ~ W. Y \ 4
garding the size Of tho nv W a
His Majesty knew that y.
troops far outnumbered y.
hosts, yet the fact that pss,s ~
most thickly populated ' a, N
world. and China the lnOst ~ y. \
tied Empire in the unlvs,s s clal
uneasy: He longed to kpos M \ I
strength of the Chinese arm us Y Y
fectly authentic sources w
1t is said to be a fact ~,
man will lie If it is to ~ ~. Y
do SO; and that he will bet " WI
try for like motives Of y, " Y
Therefore, the Russian sas,. wv
had no difficulty in ascar,. l \
man the exact size of the cSIa.l9
The figures were obtained t,as' \
perial Palace. and were oSa'..
the books in the departures, NJ. \.
AS to the other data thIs y.
tanned from undoubted sOur'..
therefore correct. The info,u.,.
communicated to the Graz n
the Russian army which ~, \
Car.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-15
The Grand stqff estlmalsI Z

The Grand Stffl estimate
number Of Chiiless WV
strength Of i'lte' ni1tiof W.
itsly AGENTS in thlHa, A. MI
I his erard tota, is r'sds \
600 fed loGrs, cohnpess & 4, n
churian regular and -'A
troops, Y 900 active ,slu H.
pinned troops p3''%'V n
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i Joke THAT Failed.

During one Of the legislative sessiona
AT Albany Senator Thomas r. Grady
wired for Ills evening dress suit. Hp
wished ID attend reception. When
the SateLnl arrived at Grady's apart.
meats. hts roommate, Assistant Cor.
poration Counsel Thomas j. Creamrr.
opened IL took ont tile dress suit and
replaced Il with one Of bis rainy day
suite
Lets get crowd ot senator's here
when Grady opens iAat satchel this
eFeaf salI telttr
atairt ..il aafor Timothy r.
Sullivan "IIusy aiI and gct Tie sent
tGs
As ii is tfeamer left lie room
alli18Q ook Ci.amets oI,l suit out Of
tae t,al ailI 4ii Nrrl Gtady's even
iug diF -ait.
Senator CasgeSAall Ahearn. Coffey.
Fca;ilorson Martin and McCarren were
presea; Wien GtadT oparel the satch.
el ~ ho carefully unrol,td Ills dress
suit I'LL senator's looEcl at Cycamer
The latter was sprech!esS st last be
stutteinl
"The cigars are on me. boys. New
York journal
The sun., 1900-01-17
4 storr Ahont Kilherforea

Before he became a bishop he Lad
been archdeacon OF Surrey. and lis old
archdcaconry became 4 part OF his lat.
er bishopric or Winchester. AT meet.
ing or the clergy at Chaplain bis chap
lain told him that an old Dr. --. who
had been many years in the diocese,
was vexed al having been forgotten.
Yes said the bishop; Il have not
the smallest recollection or him. but /
viii make Il all right and will 20 ont
and speak TO him Which is he: III
was pointed out, and the bishop made
bis way to him
Siy dear Or. -, have not mad a
moment for real conversation with
YOU. ! need not ask how you are after
all these years. Do you stlll ride your
gray marer
Yes, my lord. How good OF you to
remember her" etc.
The chaplain, who was within ear.
shot. said when he again came near the
bishop:
Then you did remember DR.. -
after all!'
Not i hlt Of it, said the bishop. II
saw the gray hairs on his coat. and
Glanced the animals sex."-"Kegan
Paul's Memoirs"
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.The sen. The sea-,

We all went one day, says W. ]. Still.
ran II Tie Atlantic. 10 Coney Island,
on the southern shore or Long Island
since q popular bathing place for New
.ork. but then a solitary stretch OF
trashore, with few battling boxes
tld temporary structure where bath.
ers might get refreshments.
We drove out In my brothers buggy.
and as a a turn Id the road caught a
glimpse Of The distant sea horizon |
roe IN the buggy shouting. THE sea,
tie sea" and III m uncomfortable fren.
~ causht the whip from my brothers
t1ad anel slashed tho horse in Wild dc.
lirinn. unconscious of what / was do.
i5s I1r emotion remains inefraceable
4 IN hl9ip '44at titfresrose yrars, ono
fi tIo mrst rlrid of nY lifa.
hhd 3w ccsiatir was tae sensation
ttr n.su.n ia'3 tIs braa sars. holding
H fi AHgr ian rrzt
iiF .aaiaa lef Il should caich
eHe sivt:sg tAin- rt1ay I'd
7t's 9le IlaE nHree COM aaet
emotions 0s 5.idhq9l lal
Aave loved thp aea ail rIe ttts
lte never agan felt ihe sight III it
4 then
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Marie Antoinette's Necklace.

II must have been In 1862 that Mey.
e5beer paid his last visit to London.
and ! saw him at one of The Philhar-
! nonic concerts, which were then held
ip the old Hanover square rooms.
There was quite fiutter of excite.
Uent when The little old man. looking
extraordinarily wlzcned am wrinkled.
even for Ills age of GS, came into the
box. noticed his piercing eyes ana
Looked nose and perhaps as much as
these magnificent brooch OF rubies
and diamonds that blazed in the cen.
ter OF bis shirt frill. which he wore ia
the fashion Of 1880. The stones fash.
81 and glttered with every one Of lis
qu'cl: lie bows 10 right and left, and
to ruliias connect themselves with a
.ale Of his great predecessor In Paris.
the mighty Glucs.
After the first triumphant perform.
ancr or one of Gluck's operas the
queen sent for him to come 10 her bog
% receive her congratulations. Half
dbzed With emotion. excitement and
fatigue. The old musician. rising from
iis obeisance, clapped his hands TO his
eyes. crying with horror. Blood, blood
ound the queens neckr'
III i only this, Gluck." said Marie
Antolnette, hastily snatching on her
recklace Of rubies and holding the rip
ling gems toward him. and Gluck
'oked again and saw the fair. white
iroa, rising unharmed and stainless.
lie died in ITs7-Corahill.
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HAN WITHOUT A LANGUAGE
Accident Caused Lawson 20 Porret
Everything That Preceded II.

Andrew lawson. Norwegian coop-
er who came TO the United States a few
Years ago. was struck on the head by n
falling block while at work on ono Of
the piers Of the Atlantic Trapsnor,
company. New York city. on Sept. 3,
lS9S. He lay like one dead ID ST. vim
ceat's hospital fer two months. His
iife was desraired Of, hui finally be
rallied anu reglircd a part az Ills lost
strength He came II New LONDON.
coan.. and Il now engaged in aielt
flrling short distance from mai
..acp
larson i ID . aoriaal condition H
TttF sNase, W.ti the exception t..af ha
ea, fu.-cfi2n aii about IFS former i.fe
II eonti@t'cas a..l ltaS 10 rrlnen
#Fsase nf His Hstirp toaeuc. SAYS tla
i@.@ IiAes Tlr Is III srfr. ba
aauEatse AZ fIa lsneraea t,lst
As 4ass,..4' a Eaa.re Ii, Wits Il IL
.it. e, Gae, ,lio.s year.
iss a. aa Ea@.ish
eHat
@5t ia 4elsd tilt at5e4tiaa
lsfa anl spsc.s lists. ana sarpe.
-aNa i-aretrel fgarl Spw Yoek a;l
'.5afr t.es 70 ha.a more of lis details
The sun., 1900-01-17
Her Proper Place.

Miss Brooke. the English actress
olce gave couple Of seats for the the
1ter 10 her landlady. who had never
seen her on The stage. On the follow.
Ing day the landiady seemed to be- sat.
isied with the play. but she did not
give any opinion OF Paula. So Miss
Brooke asked her the straight question.
What did ycu think OF me?' Then
the landlady exclaimed with q bland,
a1mlring smile: oh, Miss Brooke.
dear. you're far toe good for the stage!
You ought 10 be in shop. tryln on
mlDtIpSu
The sun., 1900-01-17
Trick n H. sleiebt ~ uan1 uon.

ihe Anne Psychologique has an in
teresting article hy NJ Blnet. the wen
known French psychologist on mental
sHe sestion AMI prestldigitation, 10
which hc shows that slpighi of hnnd
ana clover tryks 10 not mike 4 pres.
tidigitateur Without power Of "sug.
gestion'' cn the spectator. 4 skilled
performer has riarpolous power Of
acting on the Secret springs of the
Wt!!. fics IT, can generally makc Il
Pegiea choose figure hrloW ttn hy
tae way Va asks for ii III ha Wishes
tic I-an ia cEoose iiYe. III raas rlp.
t4iE oFaH the tirst lga Gal dNelis
z iitiie % *lyc" 10 suggest Fl ID tae
memory Il II ai~a IttaH that iii
aach hsures "seteu tAo Most l.tely
~ he CHOSEN aad 'NGG t..r ihAst likcly.
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yev Ar; GnIlcrv ~ ro-i.

Ere lauE Paris wsll possess another
atetuar eaierT. Vi'a aa;.an III
4 .tir iatpsei siurn Fl entirely dey0t
t tl wIrks r f.a nf olir II 1tesi
Fs .fl Mar1
stf til@ Marean ti.
aaaia aa9a Eal
.iAaI. iis n@t'g a't@ ltc laIl.
fH Ei ami M wtletI ar.
t S.t3l I
" 3 staaf, lia
ta.a Era de II Eo.a fol
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nalzae a Terror to Prlnters.

With ~ inborn literary facility. with
an inborn artistic conscience thar drove
HIM On in un'iring pursuit OF perfec-
ton. Balzae hlied thp vast cAasm Be
tween lis thought and lts expression
"!,h countless pen strokes and by
I8ethols Of composition all IFS owa,
THE exact reverse of these Of Dumas.
writing at white heat. never rewriting.
Ct Hugo. who said. Il LnoV lot HE
f ei letilg beauty IA h4 fill
ef l.et, anil correct Rtg els ID al-
i3aa, hG-aa Wrl et aa1
q aG1 tipsGai saasfsA ul.llll;,.....s ul.lll;,
toatt9 9 aWAsl s4aa4 5r st.l5.
a NltA all its cf rn ,4a
5a.a'eE Proofs Waye retuag 90 stsl
II small sections pasted .a l4o ccaGa.
of huge sheets, around whose wide ba-.
defs socn shet from the central text
rockets and sluias Of the atlor's 3l..
d!tiOns and corrections fire hy bis la-
fnriaied list. Tie new pscofs esne
hack oa slnilar sheets, tn + retGr4a /.
n ~ a.ste. again lie wen aa
trarks q titsy ~ ler t4is va. Ia
paa'ed dozen oT. Il Is sl saoto & I
Ines always y In s.1.afs 4 ions. nIs L
4 tyn1 s.5ialS i'5talr a.taied ihla
fS Qssst aii Hna II sim a< III
-tr :s oiia one dlF snr. f-rg
Ae-3 aatr of Bai&lr who ts.tuE
In Z. ..tt1 IypeSGtipr. publisher. sl,.-
thor. were. pun out Of misery only when
tha last prnaf came In at its font the
magic Bon a tirers " Scrihaarss.
:. s'.k.s-7iS ss-lA<sE
The sun., 1900-01-17
A Telephone Enigma.

Il recently heard" said the inquisl.
TIVE man who had the faculty OF being
able TO he In two places al once, 1.-THE
following conversation over the tele-
phone:
who are you, pleaseT
"tWatt.
"What's your name. please|
.'Watt's my name
eyes. what's your nameg
~ say my name IS Watt. You're
Jones:'
"'No, I'm Knott
"'Will you tell me your namer
"'Will Knott
"'Nhy won't your
81 say my name Is William Knott
-'Oh. ! beg your pardon
"'rhen you'll be In this afternoon II
come around. Wattf
Certainly. Knott.
'Do you wonder they rang OF IN d..
spair and disgust %-Eansas City In
dependent. AT
The sun., 1900-01-17
Saved by 4 Tall Man ON skates.

James Egolf Of Buena Vista. who Il
short of stature. broke through the ict
recently at Lexington. va. while skat
lnS near the shore on the North river
Tho water was over his head, aud be
had gone down for the second time
when man over SIX feet tall skated
boldly into tho hole and standing on
the rivers bottom. held Eeolf up until
HIN cane. says iLe Washington Post
TIL" rpscuer's name could not bp learn
Ell Eie was submerged 10 his neck
whi,r aiding EgoIf.
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N snslc,.slon n sonterc.

Iar - Ied t s1i-g hAid t's
c-iea 0t a#iia tae psacs ~ Haa
f1l aGaty ana n t! carly plit Of
administration Le llla tle ilua
jastiec lad as much jurisdiction a- III
district court once shooting scrape
occurred in the township, and the eul-
prit was brought before the squire for
probationary examination. After lis
ten!n- 70 the arguments the squire or
dered tie prisoner 10 stand up. He
then said. "sfr. Prisoner. il Il tie SEN
renee u this court that you be hanged
liz tie neck untl dead, dead, dead"
Turning to the constable. the squire
said: Tale this prisoner outside and
hang him t. tire trpe in the yard. There
is a rope batter in ny buggy"
The constable made 4 move fol tie
prisoner and then tEe squire. taking
second th0uglt said aMr Constable.
guess you had better not hang tie piis-
onet Until we see whether his vfdtitn
dies. - Akntsaa City Ieurnal
The sun., 1900-01-17
9cRL- q MACHINES 45r-
iiayc geea srtra4a .,s NJ,

1lnvc aeea !uGra4. Ge.a S.3a s.e MI,
Ea.ar.nfcut ~ astGrY.
4 scfit.,i-e G4e4ile G!at r.il 4
l'ro = uJD!ag TINA Eaay charwo.
a-@a ba WHICH wilt ao; diminish o,
4 ages .he WcEas az calEvomen. bae
aeeu put ID operation ID the navy de-
Partlaeni al Washington with appre-
ciable success. The scrubbing women
work daily. 70 the humber of so. be
tween and o'clock. and, besides re.
ceiving so monthly for this service,
have employment elsewhere. The
seruhher is sort Of wheeled vehicle
With rubber tires, carrying mechap.
ism which spreads brushes over the
door. says the New York Times. Each
machine requires Two or three women
70 drive il. hrt they do not hare to get
upon their knees to move 1t.
The charwomen at first refused TO
run the machines. saying that they pre-
ferred to get down upon their knees
and 60 the scrubbing. They were In.
formed that there would be NO neduc-
tion In the force; that the machines
were merely intended as humanitarian
6evlces and not for the purpose OF less
fning the number of those employed.
and they were then glad to use them.
The sun., 1900-01-17
- - : : > -
On LIZ Eirira.

First Arinr (much elatedt-- Did yon
see what the critic Of TIE Planet said
that such acting as iHine has seldom
been seen:
Second Ditto Essentially that IS
what The Dayglesm says. only il docs
1pt 20 quite so far. The Daygleam
man says 1t was the worst he evet satv.
s.goston Transcript.
The sun., 1900-01-17
A Great rrinmnh

For government which is new in
worldwide diplomacy 1t Isl certainly n
triumph. says the Indianapolis Jour.
nal, for The United States to obtain the
open dotr In China after Great Britain
Dad failed.
The sun., 1900-01-17
ae.vest cape.

Gray ostrich feathers are the mate.
iials employed for 4 new threc-quarter
length cape which IL Oh exhibition by
~ np town modiste, says the New
farl correspondent of tile Pittsiurg
Dispatch. Nothing else bur the feath.
trs i II evidence. ard the effect is
rrlssag Whether It Il beautiful or
f1t aast rrnlaia matter III opiniaa
0h er4gt- 4 Is commanding q fll
iAgel iaAll attention
The sun., 1900-01-17
rear d T4lea riaoes. !,

4 faucus stCspie climber w1s
~ 4f he s7sr feltsfearin a;;s b.isine
ttIt cpnFse feel fear at times
f a.s e.efea. Tear Is cclInoa Il,
/. .lEtEd. sot 70 feel fear IS not
Te oTesoona feaf Il tHe We
/ s e g2araga idiFIde the ps.s
man into two psrts-t
;lee and the fesfrainln e-.---
{ lie iInpeiisne force &,
Icy Of recruits at first Z
70 and the restraining
. ses them to overcome
sons the litst natural fen
Ibine, one unused to il
afai iuipeillng force OF bis
fsgem afraid. afraid that ais
Els, his support viii give
!. uage him down. Shakesp
i,ached Oh all human emoti
: On this feeling OF fear In
1en Ia king Lear he b
"a at the cliffs OF Dove
The one way to get ove5
ar Is by some restraininI
! tier within or without.
nee when new boy at
ared aioft By the mate
i!h fear and begged 20
Upon my SOUL sir.
ere This waaaiiis
lpuIse- But w Ehe
II up with 8, -
- Of the mas
uld not Soil
Ter neryea
Eht medic ~ M s..s.y
high d IssiIat. ,,,,,' ~
'ar outside -fs..sar Ts,.,
.ript
artv1 -----
The sun., 1900-01-17
Belgian nnre r-na..

N'c cornaead the Belgian hare 10 our
r.owels, sags tie Florida Tmes-U
Every trucker mas enough waste
I iroai his vegetable shipments, t.
iacr @lth 'ur frea growing legllmps,
noas. velvet lslas. nie ta afay
taR'tes Gf tie f4rst raeaf
The sun., 1900-01-17
..n.ln....l 81 c,nl..an..

at A9alsah .atin Of Mr t,la1sto.5
lit.as a...l!..og was. ..auet
.. --l y.il a reIl-ast5s s0s
f l h, tins + la.,a5,
HI tAl Gs,a4t4 stat.4 =
IttfA hlS ltt t}ar oT t
. -E~NtS a1 es@fgni~. slsr III
ifbhzt ser ,6 &V ln tT,r-l.4
4f51a.l7 lan sitt NJ gaS5Vl FOR 7s,.
n3nlAent IS ttat between the TWO
churches II, the Strand on which ttol~.
wei and wvch streets nqw stand.
The sun., 1900-01-17
FINANCIAL.
t.1n2ral Situation ~ Yes
ieFday's Stock and Money
Market Review ed.
LOCAL BUYERS ARE ACTIVE
Little Disposition in London TO
Operate, az Definite News From
South ARica Could
Not be Sc
cured.

The opening Of the market yesterdas )
I'll cteu contradictory opinions in the
-tieet, as IN Some quarters moderate
.uppoft Was present, while in others
.ecldedly bearish operations were in
frRress. IL was noticeable that there
5peaI ed to be an utter lack of com mia
On house transactions ne comparec
it'll the amount of this class Of bushes,
llaily on land at the opening. TIT
arket WAS left wholly 10 the mercy ii
4 pr,f-ssinnais, and as . rule, srid
to't IN the iH'pes Of bringing liqnida.
IN safes on willcn 81 Irrr recent pnr.
,i.4Hrrr, Who have esi iently made M
lieir minds to expect inst such clIoppy
nirktt- as this, and 50 the Iald v a..
atdis . silcctss.
Sugar aas Tire centre Of attack. bat
,nericAn Hbaccu also dippesi consider
s5lN, AMI tie Local buA ers dealt lltayiiI
n the arly hours III tli. Belief that tin
. E.tiiig II thr bids would weaken III,
sn-vs III recent purchasers.
Tie fractions. uf course, sold eff bui
III mt SInt 10 as cadly az they nigh.
sye done. Sugar recovered in qIicl
I, y liter its earlv sag, last figures as CON.
pared With previous ciosing being prac
lcall, stand uH
4 'bacco wa- pretty well knocked oil
4'd Jailed 70 come U time v h-n tile la.
rluhd Vas cdird. Liquidation ltGrrr,l
IL Gr4rgrts aud Pacltics fractianalI,.
thd thls surt " selling, together VII
-aIes, pultd dowE Tue sc,
states.
seneral raHy At tie clo.e vas nla
irF,r q an, rra change ii sentImeh
u! present hlctiiatioiis are based
h-ft, net fact.
! nd9G i0arktt f,f American i
mIs E atIa u -- .,I+g
ttstr aas ts atr 5s-iL 81 c
psA3aa .te, Ia..t..s t.el.
Aenr it4A ta 4lfi4a,
The sun., 1900-01-17
NOVEL TELEPaoNE SYSTEM.
;s1'ara -ryeztoF corace.r fitiea NJ
Ss-acH Expense.

stG'ara TrysezroF snrsfce:r fgtiez =
SsaeH Expense
I, 4 telephone sTsiaal vas sgeaed FL
Anderson, Ind. gecpHGg that ~ oae u
tar most unique ana interesting things
4 The Find IA the country. Ii u q
lang distance line and the wire Il the
upper strand of barbed wire fences
reaching from Anderson to Ingalls,. d
distance Of Y miles. It Is the idea of
an eccentric inventor Of Pendleton.
Cassius Alley. and lie has already be-.
gun y reap hls little harvest, says the
Chicago Record. There are two long
distance lines Of the big companies
between lie TWO p9ints. brt Alley.
with Ills barbed w.re afait. Las enter.
r. the lists and proposes to get bust.
ncss by giving cheaper rates
The Big -Four has harbed wire
fence most OF the distance along its
right Of way from here to ingalls,. Al.
ley has taken the upper strand Of
wire for his unique telephone. Three
miles from Anderson the line leaves
the railway line and cuts along farm
fences. Where road IS crossed m
"-erhead Or underground wire Is
rnng. Crossing streams there are
trerhecd connections. The boxes are
Itch as are used by the big telephone
companies.
There are TWO charter subscribers.
hrm has an Office Ia Anderson and
z inc:ory o. Ingalls, and has them con.
tcrtrd. Another firm has a store al
Anderson and one at i'pndlpton ana
fiGs them connected The lines work
s2endidly. Alley gets $50 year from
each firm. OTHER places will BE- con
nacted. and in ! short time all six
fires on the fences will be. In service.
y is then the intention TO connect a
Inc from ppndlrton to Greenfield. and
II Alley can do Il he Will soon have
y service every wire fence ia tie
county He looks forward to a big
business n the way Or rural telephone
service
Nhen the line strikes cities or towns. |
TIE fence wire gives way 10 ordinary
a'fe That Is strung along the trolley
liur roes 0yrr roads aad streams
annnAtiDns WGfe made overhead Ell
!" underground coldnits The expense
u hcen bnt triti" III some r!arrs
Il. larlloa wire Eas hwn insGlatai
ga5t.a- III alatar plIn. WASH
n. AEa}t. si4H a wll E44
at -aI sHt etn.s i.Ha
y l!aasass, tea. aat
t@. IHs aers p.alet.at
ls = esErF H s1aat
The sun., 1900-01-17
s.sE oys,erz ra,, ..,.,,

ys eirts E',i -aa
e1ae. the Naeld states. t... st
1'ti. Gluba-nenac.u f -ar
al ile famous iesso oysters N aap.a
y l.it.i grow 10 the length If foot, w,L.
be planted in the tide water Of Wash.
fngton and Oregon.
The sun., 1900-01-17
9JE Ft1 b6C LIGHTS

tayrrsiaa III Tso .rle staasista
tested and ProSea Z sarutes.
I, 9 Hall, MI, aud II Z. Elrd .s
Yale students, WHO have iayenteG 1t
submarine arc Light. were Id New ill.,
l9a, Conn recently laaact.ag e.g
lents ~ tse h3eAgH I4. Gt a-
eoEFaaiel ~ VI Baron ie-gsa. n II.
sesaItaiite az the isus a4 -5ra,a
aha 9taars whose naa Wpli uat Z ].
s.1Fed .,E Tcrsea .i tap cty imna.
a.t ~ ttat iAe experiments were la-
tc2.
1rlt iirer Captain Ig5tasi
i1 IRE. Wto + familiar with deep sea
IL ssk was engaged ta couiuet the eS
prnnents. Tie arc Light was OF 200G
tand!e power. and the power was fur
nished Dy tho New London Electric
Lighting company by means Of fey.
illr wire cable. The bortom OF the riv.
er was explored ana by means OF The
light was discerned clearly. says the
New York Press. Small objects which
were thrown into deep water were To-
Gated quickly. aad the experiments I
were successful ii every particular
The inventors of tic light were pleased
NJ the results.
Among other accomplishments with
the aid Of the submarine lamp was a
Of the river bottom. Oh
1acts under the water were brought
ont plainly on the plate. The lamp
which was used consisted of glasa
plobe. wire guard protecting It. The
flexible cable carrying the current led
from Its source into the lamp through
, metal stnffing box. Messrs. Hall and
rurdick gave as their reasons for COM
ing 10 the Thames river desire NOT to
'inder harbor operations in New
u ron
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Most insulting aaa ever knew"
exclaimed the u4n with tie breezy
personality. I'm never going 10 have
anything to do with him"
What has he bei'p saying 10 youY
Nothing"
What has he been saying behind
your backT
Nothing. Every time start 10 tell
lin funny story be luuGs up at the
clock."-W Washington Star.
Know what You want. Mr.. spoon
amore," said Johnny. "You want 10
kiss Mabel"
ON which account tie soreIy tried
young woman dared not send the i'm.
ppdRnt youngster out OF the room. "a
Chicago Tribune.
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During tie siege
lnna. Captain < Z&
cry. later profpS Il
as in command q : IL 4 y &
auling HE city.
'he cnrlruadpr 81 So Dl
sratinnqd a tay . T. q i i ~
"a exci;ahip it D r n n r. Il Isl
no the fe,a 3a T. 4 18S l|
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- Ine Memolrs Of a l,evoiufioniss.n
y rrince kropptkin. Tie autLor says
lat Alexander II himself. for Iii he
'ls willing 70 emancipa,e the sprfs
Sas man capable Of singular harsh
as anu even brutality. when kros
efAin was promoted ana was called
IN other officers f0 the side Of the
@.it, TIE latter congratulated sisnx
aily. speaking asDui military =
~ loyalty. But il any 81 youI \
W en- distinctly shouting out -
III us faee suddenly sUl gergel IS
a-ef-aDul il any " gaa-- s l.cil {;
serve Egn flgA-should u1.lef
sei.itiS.@sces ps'oge diss0yal ro
dr the lHcne and tie fashpFlaa
.e hes &c glai | SAY hsswill 81
ated saisa asl the SEVERITY of Ihe
M@ Wi5hogE the slightest CON Is
gioa
Ills g0ies. failfd.~ sags ihe aetAor
-sis ieeh Was peev.sh ftili u 1t
8@n wbieh ! saw ID ;ay ehiili:ood l
~ faces &C laldlofdS wAen tag
-"a'aael TO Skin tiieir strf nnlerl
e. rods. TEe yiolentl7 spui4e,I =
12fse aaa rode cut cf 0as. clFcle
aatnirg. tLr i4fh of luna j. |
trFs- three Officers we're shot
..ar,,4 yggt II - 80
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