Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17

and even with reverence, than M m'
do of any other woman in tho
try. The Coulds have, in the CO.,.
Castellane, as in other cases stn.s
right by their sister and hav, 49,,
ed her in every way. The nro..
case is the saddest of all the c...
in which these American woman ~
sessed of both great beautv -,
wealth has married titled no,o1.,
ties. Still the caution will % ~
needed
William Fitzhugh Whirehouse 7,
who has just become a partner
the firm of Shoemaker Bates g Co..
pany, has the distinction of hav,1
been one of the youngest men ora'
admitted to the British ROYAL Ca
graphical society, an honor won \.
his explorations in Central Afr,,.
Mr.. Whitehouse, before he boush,
his seat on the stock exchange. som.
four years ago, found his chief nle.,
ure in big game hunting. INN.
diately after his graduation from
Yale in 1893, he made a lournev :,
several months into the elephs,,
country of the British SomalIlaps
Returning home he remained mn.
long enough to get under subjectIo,
the African fever he picked up. Ana
went back to South Africa, this time
with more ambitious plans. His se,.
ond expedition traversed Abyssini,
and with the operation Of some q,
King Meneleks fighting men sent
with the expedition from Adds An.
beba he made extensive exploration,
in the hostile country south west o,
Abyssinia. 1t was the work done
on this trip that earned for him nj,
membership Of the Royal Geographl.
cal society.
Charity suffereth long and Is kind
as the Scriptures saith but in neary
eight cases out of ten charity is woe
fully led astray as instance the east
side for her charitable work. met
three Italian children-two girls and
a boy, who were barefooted and
otherwise poorly clad. She Que
toned them and they unfolded
pitiable tale of their father being %
poor he could buy them no boots
etc. She Immediately took then %
the nearest store and fitted them out
with stockings boots and some warn
clothing, and then saw them depart
for home, smiling and happy. The
good Smaraitan also turned for home
feeling happy with the thought that
"inasmuch as" etc. Next day she
happened to be in the same locality
and met her little proteges WHOM
she warmly saluted. Wont you
come to visit us" asked the eldesi
little girl. "I'd be pleased to do So
said the young lady, who felt that
what she had done had been appre
ciated. Where. do you liye?" "0h
you'll have to go TO Englewood, n
j." said the little girl. Were going
to move tomorrow papa has bought
four houses out there"
In nc part of the civilized world,
are horses more cruelty treated than
In this city. A casual observer walk
ing through the street will find thai
out of every ten horses he examines
five or six will be suffering from
some disease and portion OF the re-
naming wholly unfit for the heaV
work demanded of them. II Is !
common sight to see horses falling
completely exhausted, under heaV
loads with the driver lashing at them
TO again get on their feet, and 'hH
with an army of highly paid otielaS
of the Humane society wandering
about. Foreigners visiting the eu
more especially notice the reVoitins
cruelty to horses for New York pe0
pie have become quite eallous An'
unfortunately too apathetic 10 ~
tice such things. In Park Row is'
days ago an emaciated horse v"
seen drawing a heavy load, I~''.
in fifty yards the poor animal fell an.
when some humane passer by ~sA.
to assist him to rise they found 'h',
he was almost completely covers
with sores from which blood W.
oozing. In London it Is part oi ~
police duty to look after this mA"'.
and when they see a horse requi''s'
a rest they Immediately order =
driver to pull into side streel ~
on no account will allow him 70 p,s
eeed until the horse has sufne'sn"
rested