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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
BUYING MILL
Thirty Stamps to be Planted
 On the Sea Level
Orc Body Valued At Million Dollar Uncovered Tramwaya' shaft Enlargment and Light Plant Projected

Nu important deal Vl, cousumm'ted n Seatt, d few days ago which i' oi .>-.rraraI importance t' thc mining ,rt.r.t. %. Sau.bcl,teru \1,Aa. lt ..,.. ri.. .I.r.r. .I articles between thc ~.l Level Mining and NuhnH Com p.r, .uI th. Hammond Nlnu1ciur- .r. C.mrIut U. Portland. tor Che cree ...r.... large ,umr wii. on t1c pr'p. .-, .. he former company The ,..r...ta.r also involved thc p.1tms ... ...r.. mo l .u,l' hluk oi Soon" Asa r.tm.rl .u luc contract pucc tor tl. work t. be- performed
 Tr. Improvement, couir1cied Tor h. ... ~.. Level company include lr. m bwHu- house, ior hoist .rI .n.h.r, mmV1y wib double track b..u.,u lrc m,.. and shalt en- ar..mut %. ru. shalt to three conn nsrtm.r,- c.mnre--ur u.unt cic'tue r.Huu. plant tor uuc and buildings. urr. anal rU. .uc
 The ~.. I.t.. a..l lur. property .. generally r.elrI,i Icy tHc mniue cN- ..rf. .. th. most nrum-ue 1ui rch- est m iH. k..em.au df-uct Many thousand. u. dollars have been cN- pended mn tre past tUo year, m One de.. .e'.nm.rt %. ta. mine. and erection "i brrire. Nlum eleven hundred feet .. shalt .u. tunnel, have been drNcn. rr..,.rr. . ...l ut orc that a New York export recently estimated h1, 1 ,.'u. .. Ih.u a million dollars liis -.r.r states tiIt l few month, work after thc .ir compressor drilI, are n- stalled u'I show a couple oi million dollar. of .r. Iu sight On thc dump .r. .rrl.t eight thousand tons ui ore
 ' post .ucc hl- been established ou th, property IrI !, designated 1> Sea Ic.I" It Is located ou Thorn Arm. about Mt.. m|D- tn che south and t.u m'c. ...t.t hrichAJu Score, oi other properties arc now no course o' development n tut district hut mot .r. n, near -. .Ir developed l- tHc Sea ....I m. quart taken from tH- mn. I- .. ..r wi.u. ch1rIctgr 'h.u h.I f- .H, |. saved ou ihc plates uh'. t.. balance concentrate, fifteen t.r. H.. .u. The new uHut tfh ,nru stamps. VI ht. a cnlc. t. t. han'. .s5 toms %. "rc per day.
 Ih. Improvements vII he uf tIc most modern lri substantial ch1actyr and nH b. c.wp..fed within i'ur months In a.t preliminary work la, .'r.l commenced l- thc deal had practically heu .u,,i upon some day. ... aI NHt awaited il. lrrW7. .. ~..r.a. ~...' from am Eastern trH ta ..r.umt. it \ large i"rcc .. m.r u' .t .H.. hr uut to work mI ever. effort made to finish thc con tract N..... ...r. weather sets m.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
RICH GROUND
Immense Hydraulic Fields Discovered At Nome
Fair Prospect Pokes Coming In From tho Outlying Distriots- Backward on Account of tho Inoloment Weather

The special correspondent of thcP.-L writes from Nome July I3 that very interesting reports continue to come m from the far North lt IS now known that large deposits oi auriie- ron, gravel. of low grade but probably on a good scale, exist iu the Nood Hope district About a thousand claims have been recorded in that d. strict to date There has been no jump ing. and the section contains a large number of the most thcrough-gomg miners and prospcctors oi Che pcnn- ,ula. Two men recently arrived from there with a poke of several hundred dollars worth of dust lt is whispered that they had taken it out with a pan from a creek which they refused to mention They had bought slulcc box lumber and a big outfit and they are about Co return \ few men 'n on thc tip" have made arrangements to follow them Interest is sull fur thcr stimulated by the fact that w. S
 rhomuSon. the commissioner for the district. left here ou the schooner Seven Sister, night before last on Shis March inlet with % thousand feet of sluicc box lumber and a large stock oi supplies. Judge Thompson would say nothing about Che district other than the indi- cations were very favorable. X town site has been located at the mouth of Shis Narcf inlet which is sad Co be thc best harbor on thc Arctic slope A singular fact about the Shis Marci harbor is that thc ice goes out oi it about two weeks earlier than from out of Port Clarence
 s. s. Bailey proprietor ui thc Hotel Northern. who has returned from Nome sayS;-
 "Thc production of gold may not be more than ouc-hali of what was cN- pcctcd because oi the backward coudi- tion oi thc weather Had thc season been otherwise a great deal of mining would have been done this year There i, hie future to thc country for there |, moo doubt that large quantities of roll are iu thc Nome and adjacent districts,
 "Whd ! was there thc weather wa, li,lercclh'c \ cold rain was ialhue thc most ot thc time there wa, much .or and thc ground was still frozen to a depth oI two to five feet on July i&
 The Wild Goose Mining Company is putting iu a pumping plant at great expense com Anvil mountain, which com- maud, a large stretch of mining coun- try
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
Tho Corroot Score

At the request of the gun club the Alaskan rcirained from publishing the score at Saturdays shoot. But as our obtusc contemporary has published an alleged score that was wrong in every particular it becomes necessary 10 set the misiniormed public right.
 John Shook wears the medal for the week. heading the list on a score of 26. A. w. McNaughton, scored g; R. c. Simmons. %; A. F.. Kindell, 2I; John c. Price. 2I; J. NJ. Tanner. TO; C. c. K. Noursc, IS; NJ. B. Clemenger, r5; II. C. Diers. IT; F. B. Mcdonald, 10 and John F. Dillon, IS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
METLAKAHTLA IS
 NEARLY WIPED OUT
Destructive Fire Started On tho 22
 Many BEildings Destroyed

Word wa, brought ou the Humboldt yesterday that a greater portion oi Metlaklhtll had been destroyed by fire ou thc 21d
 Fhc fire started iu thc Bishop 's house hy thc oycrWruug oi lamp and spread to other buildings. destroy inr the large church the parsonage. Indian girls home. school house. scy- cral private house, and thc old cam ucry hmlliug,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
Amorisau Tailor. 46I Broadway,

Sixth avenue. SkaFway, Is remaining a close second with Sixth ayenue, New York. ii you are to judge by the beau tiiul window display at B. M Beh- rends'. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Fine clothing a fair price is a sure preventative of a dull day in our store. Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Belle oi Lexington Wh,kcy-cight years oil-'u,t out oi government bond and Three Crown Diamond Malt Nhi.kcy strictly purc-lt thc Seattle Saloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
stonographor and Typewriter

Pearl p.u.f ,,ou1erphcr 1rl tyre writer OHec with luouc' J. G Price -tr ave- S..uoerlphic and tgre.wr.,ar work tor private plr,ic, nII r.r.r. prompt attention.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Visit the Royal steam plant and sec how laundry is done without injury Ca goods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer is the best and most expensive draught beer made in Seattle. For sale at the Seattle Saloon, corner State and Sixth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Red Star bottled beer is uneQualcd as a table drink. & per dozen, deliv cred Telephone SO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Hotel Leland, 8I3 and Ave, Seattle, Wash. Central location. Rates reas- enable.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Browuelrs. ith and Broadway, for hardware
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
PERSONAL MENTION
Skakway People and Others Who
 Are On tho Wing

arrived last night for short stay in town
 D Stevens. the White Horse cus- toms broker is in the city for a short stay
 Supt J. D. Rogers went Co White Horse yesterday
 E. s. Busby. Canadian Customs ln- ,pcctor, returned from Porcupme yes tcrday
 L. c. Kaufman senior member of lhc firm of Kaufman Bros, arrived on the Queen from Seattle and after her return from Sitka will take up his res. idcncc in this city
 70
 Mrs Captain John Roberts. wife ci che master of Che Victorian. accomp1. nicd by her son Chclscy, were round trip passengers ol thc Victorian Mrs Roberts has many friends in Skaswa. who were delighted by her visit 1l- though SO short =O-
 Mrs. D. Campbell wife of the Supt of thc C. P N company. at Portnd was a round trip passenger on the N'-- torian.
 E Bohmau and wife of Portland we e excursion passengers ou the Queen. l He i, one oi thc principal oWuci, ol thc Hcrog Transportation company operating steamer, ou the Columbia river
 Marshal Mcllclhcucy, oi Kctchi | kan. wa, a passenger for Sitka ou thc Queen having several prisoners in charge
 ! Mir and Mrs. w. IT, McCauehcy who have resided here since Inst fad. were passenger, for Seattle '1 the Vic torian
 ! B N Whalcu. Che local curio deal. | left for Juneau on thc Victorian m- tending Go be absent several days
 -o-
 N D. Shaw. Che Dawson meat lcalcr who recently arrived from thc interior. went south ou thc Victorian.
 Miss Belle Everest left on thc Queen Sunday for a visit to her sister Mrs Herman Hoagland at Rodmou BW
 Marshal J NJ Shoup came iu from | Juneau on thc Queen Sunday ol Wi way to Sitk1 Hc win return Co Shae- way com thc return ol that steamer 1nu win remain u SkJgWaN several 'ly, -O-
 Arthur Ucatbom. oi thc (. 2. N ! Co.,. left ou last nights freight for White Horse Dr Kceean. formerly m thc drug bu,inc-, iu SllpWay arrived ou ,hc ! Queen for short visit iu town. MT, W O Young wife oi Steward ! Young. oi thc Humboldt Is round rip passenger ou chat steamer. ! Ra,borourh member oi thc ! California Harhor Commission Is 30 round trip passenger ou Che Hum holdt
 Ias M Wilson. formerly manager of thc \. C. Co.,. of Dawson. accompani- cd by hi, wife. arrived ou Che Hum boldt bound for thc interior
 Dr. Jesse Connect formerly d prac- ticine physician n Slaeway hls re- turned from a visit to Denver l. Dalton. oi Hlincs. came up on thc Victorian and returned ou Che same steamer
 Mrs ]. A. Green wife 'i thc DlV- son undertaken. arrived 1u thc victor ian and leaves for thc interior i''as.
 w R. Thompson. of thc (. ?. 2. oi- flee of Seattle. accompanied Joy lrs vile. was a round trip passcnrcr '1 tnc N'c- torian.
 Mrs c F. Thorndylc. wife of thc former purscr of thc City ot Seattle. made the round trip ou .hc Ni.i"r'17
 Miss Boyer. daughter oi ihc W''lo Y-.u. t...f.- ,,,. 4 rluu1 firm nT,ltu.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Al kinds oi soft drinks and Seattle Export Beer at B B Bottli0g Co., Fifth ave. opposite Flth Ave Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

If ynu want good work done tcic phone No no Automatic Key City Laundry They take 10 away and return if In a few huur, u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Just receir-i tLc hncst assortment oi millinery ever brought to Sk1gw1y 1t I,.e Alaska Co.,. Fourth street.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Baths in porcelain tubs at the Royal, foot Fifth avenue. Ladies apartments. Steam heat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Culmbacher The Seattle. Aug. rst
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Rex brand hams. bacon and lard at Lilly Bros. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Grass sced for sale by Lilly Brostl
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
Moot.ng of Masons

There will be a special commun'-1- ton of White Pass Lodge, No II5. F. & A. M.. on Friday evening. Anp- ust and at o'clock p. m.. at Masonic hall. No 525 Fourth avenue.
 Sojourning and visiting members are cordially invited to be present By order of the w. NJ.
 Work in F. (.
 Ceorge r. Howard eer,'v
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30
leo Cream Parlors

\. l.. Ritter has fitted up a neat ice cream plrlor at his Sixth avenue store. Pure ice cream and soda will be Scry- ed lt all hours. 2w.
 old men. young men, boys and youths. We can please you iu hats F q. Clayson & Co.
 Diana Flats at g.. at Phillips & Pic kctt's.
 Culmblchcr The Seattle Aug tst
 Do you want a nice pair oi dress ,hocs5 We can please you Call at Cllysou's
 Culmbachrr The Seattle Aug tst Fine watch repairing at ?. E. Kern
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Cu'mta,hrr The Seattle Aug rst
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Elias Ruud, city engineer. Office, Bank building. over poStofioc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

For Rent and For Sale cards at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

N Cutter shoes q Clayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Seattle Export Beer. delivered in any part of the city for g. per dozen qu7'' by B. B. Boitling Co.,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Try Red Star bottled beer. You will drink no other. S per dozen, deliN cred. Telephone so h
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Robert Patrick came up from Bear creek yesterday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

culumbachcr The Seattle. Anc 5sl
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Culmbacher. Inc Seattle. Aug. lsi.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Diana Flat, at s. a, Phillips & Pic kctt's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

w. L.. Green was over from Dyea yesterday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Fine watch repairing at P E. Kern
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

George E. Howard. sect'y.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Culmbach,r The Seattle. Aur t,t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

Collector of Customs J w. Vcy was a passenger for Sitka ou the Queen.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

culmba,hcr The Seattle. Aug ',t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-30

S. C Graham and D M Wallace. two capitalists from New York City who came North ou thc Cottage Citi lcit for Dawson yesterday Co engage m mining
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
MR.. HENLEYs POEMS SHAKESPEARE
ANA-AFGHANISTAN

In a typographical form strikingly decorative
Mr. William Ernest Henley puts forth a new
collection Of his verses Hawthorn and Laven-
der CIarper & Bros.), a collection very mis-
cellaneous in character but expressive through
out Of the strong individuality which is behind
everything that this author writes. whether in
prose or poetry. The Envoy and divers other
things in the earlier part Of the book are marked
by a tenderness one would hardly expect in the
hard hitting author Of that article on Robert
Louis Stevenson which has recently created
such a Juror The London Types" at the
other end Of the volume-portraits of the bus
driver, the life guardsnan. the hawker the
sandwich man and other familiar figures Of the
metropolis which will be remembered in asso-
ciation with Mr.. Nichoson'5 picture book Of
few years ago-are good examples of the poetic
impressionisTn IN which Mr. Henley excels-
Whether he corposes a lyric, one Of these pic
torial episodes a prologue for the theatre, he
lays stress always on what we may call the
descriptive motive. He has way Of setting the
key for a poem in line that calls up a definite
scene. In one case it is The west a glory Of
green and red and gold; in another it is "A
world of LEAKAGE murmurous and a-twinkle,
and in third it is Gray hills. gray skies, gray
lights" There is q great deal OF this in the
book, perhaps too much for Mr. Henley more
often than not asks to be content with the
picture and let the music go. Indeed, music has
never been his strong point, and least Of all IN
those passages in which he essays to strike
certain organlike note, as in the following frag-
ment:
In sumptuous chords and strange,
Through rich yet poignant harmonies;
Subtle and strong browns reos
Magnificent with death AID the pride of death
Thin, claimant greens
And delicate yellows that exhaust
The exquisite chromatics Of decay:
From running gardens, from reluctant woods
Dear rnultitudinously reluctant woodsi-
And sering nargents. forced
To be lean and bare end perished grace by grace,
And flower by flower discharged,
Comes, TO purpose, none
Net even the Scorner, which Is the Fool. can
blink
The dead march Of the year.
II is very characteristics, and we must protest
that IL has q very artificial SAVIOR In fact Mr.
Henley's poetry never seems to come bubblins
to the surface as something which has had to
get itself expressed; 1t is rather the work Of a
clever man of letters with poetic taste, who
triumphs over limitations that would leave most
men quite uninteresting by virtue OF that indi-
viduality to which have alluded above. In
illustration of his happier moments. when he is
almost If not altogether superior to himself. We
may quote one of the lyrics In the Hawthorn
and Lavender" sequence. and his lines in mem
cry Of a beloved friend:
Sing 20 me- sing and sing again,
Nv glad great throated nightingale;
Sing. as the good sun through the rain
Sing as the home wind in the sail!
Sing 90 me life, and toll and time,
q bugle of dawn O flute Of rest!
Sing and once more, IN the prime,
sa3re shall be naught but seems the best.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
6nrrosates' Noiires-
p1-Rs1rANCE Of an order of Hon. Frank T.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank l.
l. Eitzre~aId a Surrogate OF County of New York,
notice hereby given all having claims
Alfred Lascelles Of the County of New YORK de
with vouchers thereon 70 the
subscribers place Of transacng business NO 90
Beaver Street Borough of Manhattan IN the Clty OF
New York on or the 18th day OF May next
WALTER S. LASCELl-ES,
HELEN LASCELLES,
Executors
HURRY & BUTTON Attorneys Executors. 76 Will
lam Street Borough OF Manhattan. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

= c Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
hereby to all persons having claims against
late Of the City OF Paris. RepupHc OF
France deceased. present the same with vouchers
subscriber his place Of transactng ous
rss tbe otce ~ Messrs Coudert Brothers. IL Broad
In Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York. On
or day Z April next
Dated York. the 25th day Of september: 1901
FERDINAND c. STUDT. Executor
CoUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys 70. Executor. II
Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
Gnrroaafes' Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Frank l.
Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF New gsr 1G1<
hereby given 10 all persons having CLAIMS
John H Schwerer late the COuaty OF New 4orA- -
ceased 10 present with vouchers thereof 20 l
subscriber ar nv place transacting business No
Lexington Avenue The City OF New YORK on or oe9
the First day OF Dated New Iork. tne -
day OF August WILLIAM SGHWEGsI-Ek- ~ Sr1
GEORGE SCHwEGLEIs Executors CHARLES J. 90. 80
I.ICH Attorney for Executors. l.204 Lexington AVS
City OF n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank l.
- FitzgeraId Surrogate OF the County OF New 2 1orG
notice Is hereby given all persons having cLA,LT
against StrobeI also known as karoline Ss
lata OF the County Of deceased. to present
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber ar
place o transactjug business Room 80 No : ,r+v-
in the CITY York before the t"eAA'
third day of January next -.
Dated New York the 18th day July 1901.
RICHARD w FREEDMAN. Execu.os~>>
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VANDERPOEI+ AtNOA
for Executor 2 Wall Street. n. 7. City
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

The new edition of shakespeare's WORKS -puo-
lished In twenty volumes. by the CenstaDies' III
England and by the Lippineotts in this couh-
try is fair to look upon in its handy oc'a'
form dressed in duh red cloth. with las'e4ui
gold lettered back. Also, It is very Well prlll'eu
on stout paper Of n creamy tint. Ihe~ii1u
t,ons are in coIors on veIlum paper. and al
though NOT remarkably we'll drawn will pass
muster The title page Is likewise IN coors' In
ono resnect this edition Is especially praise
worthy 1t Is not unduly embarrassed Win III
troductory and other editorial matter. IheTe 10
something very agreeable in having the text Al
its integrity presented without the interposilioh
of some mind more or less qualified for the tash
There are notes but these are of strictly pIao-
tical character, and are printed with glossary
at the end of each play.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

The rather remarkable statement is made by
a. w Jackson. author Of Deafness and Cheer
fulness' (Boston: Little. Brown & Coz that
more than half Of the people In civilized coun-
tries suffer from slightly impaired hearing. 4
good many Of them not aware Of the fact.
1t is only when the infirmity becomes sufficiently
marked to interfere with social intercourse or
prove an embarrassment in business that man
or woman gives it much thought, This attrac-
tive little volume contains many pertinent anec-
dotes. some excellent advice and discussion Of
helps and consultations that reminds one of I.ub-
books Pleasures of Life" Mr.. Jackson believes
that those who are seriously deaf should use
ear trumpets. not simply for their own conven-
ience, but also for the benefit of people who
want to talk 10 them. On the other hand he
urges the cultivation Of patience and sympathy
by the latter class whei difficulty is experienced
in communicating with the former Some of the
stories with which the author enlivens his pages
are sufficiently droll. witness the following:
I recall an instance which lively woman used
to narrate in California. She had been trav-
elling by railway, and had left the train at
station a mile or two from little village which
was her destination. Looking round for some
conveyance. she espied an old man seated in
rough country wagon, in which were already a
couple Of passengers. 1t was apparently not a
public carriage, so she approached him and
smilingly asked. "Will you carry me?" The old
gave a start as if an electric current had
struck him, and replied in a half frightened
way: mo. lady; I'm very sorry. lady; but in
deed can't. I've wife and eight children
now, lady" Penetrating his dull ears, her re-
quest was invitation to marry her
have a clerical acquaintance a man of r,ucb
ability but very deaf. who tells this story of
himself. He the principal speaker on some
public occasion, and had spoken. we may wen
believe wise and inspiring word. AS he cat
down. the president of the meeting made a
brief address, following which the whole an
dience arose. The minister, hearing nothing
but supposing that TO stand up was the thing
in order, arose with the rest. There was mani
fest amusement in the audience which he could
well appreciate when it told him that the
rising was a vote Of thanks to himself.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
Gnrroaates' Notlles.

IN PURSUANCE of order OF Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald Surrogate the County OF New
York is hereby given all persons having claims
against Jacob T. Culnan, late of the County of New
York deceased to present the with vouchers thereof
their OF business
Nos. 45 and Al Wall Street. IN the Borough of
haitian in the City of New York before the fifteenth
day ot March next
Dated New York fourth day OF September 1901
JOSEPH F. CUIII4MAN,
SAMUEL w. WEISS.
Executors
JONAS F. MANN Attorney for Executors. as Al
Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City,
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
- C. Thomas. a surrogate OF the County York
Notice Is hereby all having claims
Albert Frank the County OF New
present with vouchers thereof sub
scrher place business Nassau
Street In The City Of New York before 9th
day Of April next.
Dated New York. day of September 1901.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
cutor Est of Albert Frank. decd.
ALEXANDER ASH. Attorneys for Executor II Broad
way City.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
And sing me at the last of love;
Sing that cid magic of the May,
That makes the great world laugh and move
AS lightly as eur dream to-day!

AS lightly as eur dream to-day!
THOMAS EDWARD BROWN
He looked half parsen and half skipper a
quaint
Beautiful blend with blue eyes good to see,
And old world whiekers. You found him cyhic'
saint,
Salt, humorist. Christian, poet; with free,
Far giancing. luminous utterance; ana q iieof'
Large as st Francis'si withal brain
Stored with experience. letters. fancy art
And scored with runes of human JOY aho pam
Till sIx-and-sixty years he used his GIT
His gift unparalleled, Of laughter ana leaist
And left the world q high piled, golQeh aILl'
OF verse: to grow more golden with the 9eaIS'
TIL the Great Silence fallen upon his ways
Break into song, and he that hsa Love NO
Praise.