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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
TNt STEADY. SILENT ONES.

TIE roar OF the storm IL fierce and loud.
II lashes aud crashes and rips and tears;
The water is dashed against the pane,
The world Is drenChed by the sheets OF
rain
But after the clustering. what Is the gain,
What good has been wrought in the
worlds affairs?
Tbs warm. sweet driztle that comes along
And quietly buses itself all day
Helps the sprouts to push through the soft
ened ground,
Lures the buds outside for a peep around.
Ala with never a roar or a fearful sound
Does the work that the loud storm never
may.
II isn't the buster. the noise that counts
In he!cs or out with the busy throng:
The boastinS man. like the storms that
tear
Ana rip and below. the world can spare
The steady and silent ones must care
For the good Old earth a. II rolls along.
$. T. kiser, in Chicago Record Herald.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
CLEVER FOX TERRIER.
He Has Learned 50 Many Tricks That
lie Might Almost lie . Circus
Performer.

In Jamaica, New York. there lives
very clever little fox terrier dog
who might almost bc circus per
former, 80 many tricks has he
learned. But his star performance"
is one in which he shares the honors
with a tiny Maltese kitten. In fact,
it is really the kitten that Is the
star" The kitten is dressed in
dolls clothes, and submits with
much grace while the buttons are
fastened and the strings tied. Then
the fox terrier is told to sit up"
which he does, without delay. bal
ancing himself ON his Launches.
Then the kitten baby * laid in his
arms" and both keep perfectly still
till the command is given: Kiss the
baby gently"
Then the doggic bends over and
kisses kitty. Kitty does not like this
n bit. hut she submits with good
grace, only aattening her ears 10
show her disapproval. The terrier.
however, seems tn enjoy it, and
kisses kittys Ettlc nose over aud
over.
The minute the kitty baby is un-
dressed he shows her much less gal.
lantry, for, with a joyous bark, he
starts to chase her, aud the little
bundle of fur leads him "a dance ali
over the house, stopping now and
then to arch her back and spit at
him furiouSly. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
THE PRINTING OF BIBLES.
Why Mic American UIble society Nay
only Issue Copies of the I>InE
James Version.

In answer To Unity, a Unitarian pa
per, Of Chicago, which critici,c. the
American Bible society for not print
inc the revised version If the Bible,
Rev. DIR. Edward =. lngcrsoll. secretary
Of the society. said the other night:
I'VE have printed the Bible in nearly
100 languages and dialects More than
one-half our work j. i'm foreign Ian
guagcs We print only the King James
version in the English Language. Why ?
because our charter, given in 1916, hold,
rs to- this version. We arc not per
mittcd with the money that has been
given lis to print any other English
version until our charter is changed
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28

but the consuming love Of a nature In
affinity with her own!
When Disbrowe came home the FOL.
lowing night the house was in totS.
darkness. He entered with dull fore
boding pressing like physical burden
against his heart. He sat down wear
lily TO rest, all capacity for ihougi.t
seeming to have gone from his over
charged brain. Presently he turned
absently To take up the evening paper.
As he did So his keen eye singled out
a folded shee> 90 note paper on the
reading table. There was no address;
he raised il slowly with hands that
shook beyond his control and read:
My Darling: l am compelled to bs
away from home this evening, much to
my regret. Forgive what must have
seemed like neglect for the past few
days and believe me, always,
Your loving vi, let.'"
When he had finished reaC ing the
note Disbrowe glanced hastily about
him; then with a sudden impulse of un-
speakable joy he lifted the precious
bit of paper and held it fervantly TO
his lips. After all then he had been
but blind. unrensoning fool! lie
mathematical himself bitterly for the
part he had acted, resolving to maks
atonemcnt in thousand diffcren.
ways as long a. he lived. For an hour
he did not move, uUutterably glad ot
life; unutterably relieved, which was
more.
Presently the front door opened and
closed softly. lie slipped nosclcssly
into the corridor and sliced his wfc's
hands in his. devouring her face with
his eyes. Dear" he said TREMENDOUSLY,
Il found your note and I've counted tho
hours until yoIr return. IL have been
brute to YOU, Violet; say that you
forgive mel"
She stared at him incredulously for
an instant. then swift comprehension
swept over her. lie had read the note
she had left for Jack Wethcrcll. There
IVES momentary feeling Of terror,
then IL sensation of fierce resentment,
! followed by one of quick revulsion.
| Her own wrongdning flashed before
her in vivid contrast to this mans
trust. At the seeming evidence of one
| frail fragment Of affection on her part
| he had counted as naught all the
! sights, neglect, even sneerS that had
been henped upon him for another and
in that others presence.
For a long time she was silent. =
great thankfuluess in her heart for
the salvation that had come to her in
| time. Presently she lifted her hand
and laid il gently on her husbands
head, noticing now for the first time,
the Stipplcs of silver that lay thick
! among the heavy masses Of hair.
lit is | who should ask forgiveness,
dear" she whispered. Her lips quiv-
cred painfully and pleading look
came into the blue eyes.
DiSbrowe laid one of his big hand,
on her brown curlS and laughed away
her seriousness. lie patted her softly
on the check and STOPPING whispered
/ something in her car.
She looked at him with a startled ex-
clamation. And YOU lid not tell me-"
she cried rcproachfr,ly. so YOU are
the wonderful 'incognito,' the rising
star on the literary horizon! Oh.
Dick, have married a great man and
/ am just little foot"
Opinions differ" he replied. smiling.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28

accentuate the first impression OF
ugliness. he was not rendered more
attractive by the elumsiness that
emphasized every movement.
The woman was the first To break
the silence. "I have asked Jack
Wethercll to spend the week with
us-you don't mind? He leaves for
the front next week and thought"
She broke OF, toying hcsitatingly
with her coffee-spoon.
A sudden hardness came into Dis
browe's face He rose sharply and
pushed back his chair. His wife
glanced up quickly, strange un.
casiness stealing over her because
of his unusual manner.
you have no objection. DEAR" she
urged impatiently, a half contemptu-
Gus note on the last word. She looked
narrowly at him, but his face was
quite unmoved. He had lighted a
cigar and was smoking mechanically.
by all means, Violet; entertain any
one you wish in your own home"
He stood in an embarrassed fashion
by her chair for a second, then quiet
~ left the room.
His wife looked after the receding
form with an expression of slow won
Ger. For the first time in their mar
ried life he had not offered to kiss her
goodbye at parting. For a moment
this show of Indifference stunG her
into swift resentment. But il was
merely transient. All thought OF the
tircsome husband vanished before the
image Of the man who threatened 10
bring shadow into the hitherto
blam"lcss home.
That evening with Jack Wetherell
seemed strangely short, in contrast 10
the long, dull hours she was sometimes
forced to spend in her husbands so
ciety. With what force and clevernes>
he touched upon the subjects Of the
day; the latest triumph in the world
of art, of literature one book Is
pecially, about which two worlds were
To rave. After the great originator,
the great interpreter; and such was
Ncthercll. His every word was teem-
ing with INTEREST," so different from the
vapid discussions with which Disbrowe
was wont 10 regale hims III.
by the side of this mans converse
tion that Of her husbands became
mere insipid twaddle. The thought
that she WAS the wife Of such an one
grew more and more intolerable with
every hour.
All through the night she tossed few
erishly on her pillow, weakly strug-
| Cling against the invidious shadows
that lowered about her. 1t was near
midnight when DiSbrowe returned
FROM the office, but she was keenly
| alive to the sound ~ his footstcp. \
namelcss apprehension that was al
most appalling swept over her. What
would the future bring forth?
The week went 10y on golden wings
and Wetherell still fingered. The
| book Of sen;imentaljtN. long closed be-
| tween them. was now fully open TO
both. OGtwardly the time had passed
unrvcntfully, but the first subtle at
| traction that had drawn the two to-
| gcthcr was now sprung into fierce life.
| There was only a wild. insatiate desire
! 10 escape from the desperate mouut-
| ony II her everyday life. To one 81
! her temperament. she argued. great
| devotion was necessary; not the Slav-
i>h devotion of a bungiinT husband,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28

EHFTN TNNH Nm NIFFI
Metallic construction appears t.
have had very low power of re-
si~tancc during the volcanic eruption
AT ST. Pierre. Not only was il incapa-
bile of with>tarding the weight Of
the burning matter, but some chem
place which transformed the par
ticlcS. One of the eases mentioned
il the market of 81. Pierre. After
the cyclone of 1891 the authorities
decided to rccons;ruo il in the most
solid manner. Cast iron was adopt
ed. /; is now impossible to find tho
which had an area Of 1000 metcrs
square. American Architect.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
"wooI" from Turf FIbers.

The ingenious Germans are low
making wool from turf iibcrs. 1t
/. said that recent Improvements in
the process Of treating turf fibcrs
have resulted in the production Of "A
soft material, which can he spun as
readily as the wool ni the sheep,
and which, besides possessing excel
lent bsorbent r-opertic>, is capable
of being bleached and colorcd for use
in the many different textile indus.
tries. DucsscdCrf is the center Of
this new industry and in that city
cloth hats, rugs and many other
things arc being manufactured from
turf fiber. The discovery, il is as
serted, opens up the prospect OF a
new industry for Ireland.-kobe Her
aid.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
strapu. Youth ,f Fort,r..

\ New York young man, Alexander
Smith Cochrane, who inherited $4,000
600 from his uncle, is going to study so
GEOLOGY and try To benefit mankind.
which moves the Chicago Rccord-Her-
aid to say: How Mr.. Harry Lchr and
Reggie Vanderbilt must pity boy like
that"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
Fling lin. Peculiar Intere.t.

Gen. Eugene Griffin has in hia pos
session the American flag made by
the sailors in Lieut.. Gilmorc's party
ont of patches and strips ~ their
clothing after their rescue from the
insurgents in the widest part of
Lu/un.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
Orient yeIIoys,on, Fails.

The Great falls of the Yellowstone
river, in the Yellowstone National
park, are more than twice the height
at Niagara falls, but the volume OF
water is not 40 great.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
shark with u nIg month.

\ large specimen of the fish known
a, the angel shark Was recently cap
turcd with hand line nj FcliXstowe,
II had nm cight-lnch mouth,
with three rows OF teeth.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28

DE only good thing about mortgage
am de fact dat so don't need anycIock
in de- HOUSE To hurry along de time
Detroit Free Press.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
Ills NIaaaLS.

She learning pokcrJ Now, II you
held my hand. what would you do?
Hc---Oh: I'd make bluff thar I
was holding something good.
She--You he..L! hing.---Puck.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28

I; is a curiocs aud also , significant
fact that thetA - 40 definition of lie.
ligion in sn- 1:.is
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28
delicate Astronomical Instrament..

The astronomer has heat-meusur-
ING devices that can detect minutes
millions Of miles from our earth, and
chemical compounds sensitive To light
imal sariations of temperature and
Indicate the heat of stars distant
that our eyes never can sce.--Science.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-28

Many a man has very justly gained
reputation for wisdom by just lcoS-
irS wise when every one else VAS act
ing the fool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31
A BATTLEsHIP AT AUCTION.
The Agamemnon, British Vessel OF the Sec
ond Glass. Sells for 100000.

>, 80 % the old storehollses at Portsmouth
backward recently, his majestys second CLASS p0I-
+leship Agamemnon sold by pupHc aue'oi',
along with large quantity Of Ordinary coHosi'4'
,,a,al stores She was purchased by a hFlp VI
metal brokers for $4,000 Naval men NIio -
+alxAr, the trouble to think about the HaIlel a.
are surprised that she realized so much' Aoi |
Agamemnon was an old tuTret SNIP ouil' VI - ,
80 having steel faced armored sides, so that II
will entail the further expenditure OF d la -.
10 break her up. The sale OF an olu pa''ie94-F 80
+,,1s manner Is an Admiralty experiment, 10 see II
q complete ship will sell better ADVANTAGE IN Iie
bnlk than by the old tender system, III paris p
Yesterdays result the authorities VIII declue VIM
system is prevail in the future; bout its story
launched at Chatham In 1883 she IS secSE& $40 tons
a1snlaceent at mean draught Of "a feet 80 fee t
in length Sc feet extreme bTeadth allu - Under
AZ - 81 hold Her two inverted three g - i
surface condensing engines OF an borsnpoWer
F, ten TWO and three furnace condensng p3iielS,
ron I'll In epeed is supposed be twelve KNOTS an
ana hn 'hS the furrets are two in number ana 1neE
and citadel account feT 20 Four 3ston ried
mnzze loading guns an the above I'VE s saie she
thing on the snip Ss 900 twenty years ago: There
were several important points III III nov les IN
sac Sport Backward TO be remoyed IN I'VE
months the Admiralty 6d MAJ that she shall
he removed OF the United hinsuq to Iears The
over. 0fscn also has the option OF buying any Oh
the armor plates a. h snctioneer intimated that
me department would require some bonored in the
Ine ol9 the 1 british navy She is the successor Or
oHSe Inep-ofwar which played no small par tI "a
The acknowledgements OF the British nag "g gnv the
ssfSs coIors like regiments in the aIiz oii5
Marsla5ip of service credited Agamemnohs "ouiu
read thus: -. 5,o,,.a de
Rodney-s victory over French under Coii'e u 1872
Grasse ...-.----..-. -, oh ....... 1875
onbardment Of Copenhagen "a ana PaIer 1901
caI9er's Victory over French and spanish on 1865
Ferrol .....---..---.---- ...... 1895
Tmckworth's victory over French OF san 1906
,,,hsEdment OF Copenhagen ana capture " 1904
Ianish fleet by Gambler ,,,j,,iri - 1857
,,sarsrnent Of sebastopol tnagship''
The sale of the last 81 me incidents IN her career
connected -Fi', me pyatching The Russian shlps IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31

completion Of the BROOKLYN tunnel under the East
R wf Fe T Il Join the VIII the Lang aon
The section completed last week was put up by
being the sub-contTactors. Although they were
delayed by strikes in their Elmirs shops last sum-
mer and six weeks ago by local strike they came
within day Of fulfilling their contract. which was
table Of the Taiiroad The new timetable went into
eIIeSt on Meqneso t 1nG hut vide enough for
four and an occasional siding. Walter N. Meseroe,
Commission. is delighted with the structure He
':The trains run quieter there than they did on
the ground 7 thought that the structure might be
prised''
TWO STATIONS HAVE BEEN ABANDONED.
The two surface stations at Bradford-st. and at
Lnwood-st. have been abandoned. and new sta
ton is being built the elevated structure with
4oO-foot platform. 10 extend between Warwick and
Cleveland SITS. The eastern end is already com
pleted. The station, which is being built by the
railroad, under the supervision OF the Improve
ment Commission. will be a handsome structure Of
concrete and steel, finished in quartered oak and
The next thing to be done is to clean up the
street and pave it. The former task is easy, but
the latter problem is puzzling the commission
well Borough President Swanstron For
hut they will occupy only fifteen feet on either
side OF the street. leaving the fifty feet added 10
the roadway by the removal OF the tracks VIII
pavement Of any kind
bill providing for The rePaving of the entire ave
nue. from tIatopsa-aTe l1 u Sed for the
expenditure of s750O00 on the work, one-quarter Of
which was to have been assessed on the Long
Island Railroad. which showed disposition to CO.
orerate-in every way. Mayor Low decided that the
special superfuous, as the city ALREADY nae
the necessary power to do the paving. ASSISTANT
CORPORATION Counsel Mcheen, OF the brooklyn
s,fce thinks differently, however. as the TACT that
the railroad owns a fee to the centre Of the street
cnrnnlicates the situation. President SwanstroEl
Is now trying to figure out how the paving can
he done without special legislation and at the same
time provide for the proper payment OF It's snare
by the railroad, =, -.--,. ~,
Inst as soon as the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
nam can get the necessary switches the Doug
fass-st cars will be taken off Atlantc-aVe pc
tween Washington and F1atbush ayes, the steam
railroad tracks will be moved 70 the size ana
C-pe viii he switched off Westinghouse. to Ber-
eenst then down Flatbush-ave. to Atlantic-aYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31
cANAL-sT. "PULLERs-IN."

''Canal-st., extending east from the Bowery. mas
some of the characteristics of the Bowery Of the
old days" says John Mathews. in ''Leslies Week
w. The Canal-st. merchants are always in front
of their shops. Some of them have 'pullers-in' as
well and a man who loiters in front of one of the
little places is certain to be accosted. .-.
DO you want a nice suit? the 'puller-ln VIA
ask. we have those long cravenette overco&ts,
come right in Within is a flock OF aggressive
clerks wearing tape measures around their snoq h
ders their eagerness equalling almost that OF the
tiger crouched for a spring at its prey, II 1t
shouId chance that a customer is inside. he is given
sTCh bustling attention that air OF prosperity
seems to be present. In the windows coats ana
oyercoats are arrayed. each bearing bright ana
seductive sign, and usually paper flower In the
hl1ttonhoe On each coat is a card. one says
'Nobbv" another Elegant another. on a little
black sack coat with silk faced lapel, For Balls
ana Parties: some Of the others are these: Paris
NoteitTS New Creation Very Dressy.' Neat,
.Rich Grand Selection Always Popular stylish
Made 'Ftxouisfte' Mode de Paris Real Thing,
AS Worn Now'-and many others as startling and
original A., -, 1,r, .d,oA
boxes' in the showcases in front They are close
trimmed and low crowned. and outside of the Bow
ery and the East Side in New-York you can only
see them on the stage. Some of the little hats are
named almost affectonately. One or them IN d
ebny1case bore card saying The Latest but an
other and the smallest in the lot. was called Little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31
READY ON CONTR4CT TINE
FIRST Section Of Atlantic-aUe. I'm
prOCement Finished.

Competed within day of the time set in the
contract the first section OF the Atlantic-ave. u-
proVement TO be ready placed In service on
Ihurscay. and the through trains Of the Long
island railroad are using II daily. This sec
'on' which is known as No. l. consists of ele
waited structure leading from the mouth of the
tunnel at Manhattan Crossing and running 10 At
kins-ave.. in East New-York, a distance Of about
a mile. From the latter point the tracks run cut
TO Jamaica the surface.
Ihe removal of the surface tracks from Atlantic
ave on Section was cause for great rejoicing
on the part Of those who fought for years for
the emancipation OF that broad thoroughfare from
the grasp of the Long Island Railroad, whose
tracks have occupied the principal part OF the
street The next section to be completed will be
No >, the other elevated section. between Bed
ford and Howard ayes. The two other sections
tunnels, from Howard-ave. TO Manhattan Crossing
and from Bedford-ave. to the Fatbush-aye station
will be ready for the operation of trains in year
from the coming fall, at about the time Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31
THE 4TLL4NTTC AVENUE IMPROVEMENT IN BROOKLYN
TO b elevated structure

the Vladimir Monomach, it was Whispered was was
in Yokohama Harbor waiting for war TO De ue-
cIared to play up artcular Old Harry WITH me
lot OF us The AEomemnon was dispatched nor n
TO nurse her and discovered her snugly tled up
by the nose off the Bluff, reported me ttusste
as the AgaInemnon steamed to her anchorage near
BY. and things for second looked ugly tot' ona
though Yokohama neutral harpor, NO olio
knew what the Russian might be capable od II war
was declared SO Captain Lang OF the AserneI.lsz
non. turned the at the Whesi anu saIu
quietly IF you hear but rife go on, my MAJ maj
give her two SDokes of starbo3Td helIn ana We Ii
sink her as she rides at anchor Being u rata
weigh this would have been easy for the ftussloIi
could not have avoided being rammed. However,
war did not occur, is we'll known, but al tne
Russian vessels scurried off north as fast as pos
sibe and took refuge in their almost impree1aol'e
harbor of Vladivostok, where they Tehnaiheu LII
the scare over. ..z.,o.,
Among other battleships whose last commission
Is over, and winch will before long come unuer
the auctioueer's hammer, are the foloWlns+ Aga@'
Iron Duke Bellerophon Swiftsure ana NePt tte
These vessels between them will account for thrty-
four Misunderstanding guns being placed on the