10 research outputs found
Practical assessment of homothetic dimensioning criteria for induction motors
No full textInduction motors are presently the most widespread kind of electric machinery used in industrial applications. In the engineering practice, it frequently happens that designers or final users have to roughly estimate the size, weight and some basic performance data of an induction motor based on few specification requirements such as its rated speed and power. This paper describes homothety as an effective answer to this problem. The main principles of homothety as an induction motor sizing approach are discussed and quantitative formulas are derived based on theoretical considerations. The homotetic laws are finally assessed considering a set of sample built four-pole machines (whose data are fully available). The assessment confirms homothety as an actually powerful approach for a first-attempt estimation of many motor data including size, weight, utilization factor, current density, electric loading, etc
A heuristic homotetic approach to the dimensioning of induction motors from specification data
No full textInduction motors are presently the most widespread kind of electric machinery used in industrial and vehicle applications. In the engineering practice, it frequently happens that designers or final users have to roughly estimate the size, weight and some basic performance data of an induction motor based on few specification requirements such as its rated speed and power. This paper describes a heuristic approach which can help make a first-attempt dimensioning in an approximate but reliable way. The method uses homothety as the theoretical basis and derives practical laws by identifying homothetic law parameters through the statistical analysis of a set of sample built machines. The results obtained are compared to those derived from classical books showing significant discrepancies which fully justify the adoption of more sophisticated heuristic models as those being presented
Despliegue de un sistema ITS utilizando computación embebida para la generación automática de la matriz O/D mediante enfoques NOSQL y orientación a servicios
No full textInvestigación TecnológicaEste trabajo se centra en la generación automática de la matriz O/D aplicando diversos enfoques tecnológicos, contemplaban el uso de dispositivos embebidos. Para lo cual se despliega un sistema ITS embebido, para la generación automática de la matriz O/D mediante enfoques NOSQL y orientación a servicios, esto genera mayor flexibilidad, escalabilidad y modularidad al sistema.PregradoIngeniero de Sistema
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YOU WILL WANT WHEN THE RAWS QUIT. 5,000 feet.
front 7 h2 to 18 cents per foot.
I have all sizes and prices
YOU PEOPLE who want to buy stoves ask the owner of OUR BAKER
how he likes it. Gurry sells them as
The BEST GOOK'STOVE IN PALO ALTO.
Curry knows-OUR BAKER is THE cook-ftove.
Tli*; circulation of Thc
Citizen is greater than
that of thc Palo Alto
Times, tlie Piito Allan
and nil of the local col*-
lefcc papers COMBINED.
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MELCZKR
LANCASTER
KENDALL
$200 REWARD!
fl will | my tin1 above sum tor information lt-n«t-
in-: tn lliti arrest nnd conviotion i»f tlio jmrty or
| [iai'iii--i wl tti fiTiiiin li-inl pipe nml otherwise
ile.-ir«»vr*l plumbing in the I'tttoAUtH Snrnegie Library
building; nr f.»r jn-r-*iin-> who may malteioualy destroy
hate ll looting "ii|»
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March 26,
J. F. Parkin
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FOR FALL ELECTION.
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"I "politics."
I PAINTING
DECORATING
PAPERING
II*" niaki.*'.a-p,*.-ia!t\-o*v.^,ii
is Kn-.vn to Ihe trade as
"Job Work" and tr*ual!y
I gives satisfaction. Estimaits
himhhtd.
CL WEBB,
526 Ckimiiig Street
Pa'oAfio. t i t CaL
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Walter \. IM.k ■■( M..,.ntal„ V'c*. P*-"'J"-'''" * ''•"••» ' ' »-' '•"■' '-»'-""'
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TO HAVE A CEMETERY
Improvement Company a
Move to That End.
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Blacksmiths
FINE I tOR.Sf-5IIOF.ING
A SPECIALTY
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
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-i tin. loaol Imi. Try it.
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; ho ojhh tmx\ mi-It, .Mr. Lane unmM,
— |ittt.-l in i.l,im cuut.ly and fur aye*
Ihnnltcen In San Jo*e.
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t«t-*eiil tear. t>. ti-il the ollive aid al- '. _.,'. < ' ,t t '
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|.r.-til,.|ge id ...!.,,
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l'ulu.\lt.>. Cal.
I'hone Main 361.
SEAMANS
1»7 IfHVaiMiy AVE. fALO ALIO. CAL.
R. H. Walker
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rfack, U a goo.1 time to
i-nti-'iili.T iinprovcmwitt} on
your home. XotMng .-u
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Mv work t-in-iik.*. for itnolf. ;
II. O. Hathaway,
The House Painter
Phone Blue 2W
Palo Alto.
'CUTLERY
EVEIaY.BLAIEMRRANTED
A fair ot Mtarra.
air. and Ml** lmni-t-r were repntad]
: the moat iintoriuuM tiilacra In the eight-1
, eenth century. Thc manntTT lu wfak-tt
i thl* conjil* were found *f|er deaih to
I* have dlt-jtoacd nf their Weulih (nu even
■ more atmnge than could hate been
■ their metlimlof ne*|iiir1nag It. the loi-.i
nlBO wm iSli.00% which waa ihua ill*.
; iKwed of: Tin. thumwinj flre hundred
: i',.-:i..l. w«* fonml ante n dunghill,
- i.VM In an old coal nailed to the man-
gcr In the at aide, <«» tn note* was
hidden nwny In nn oh) teapot, the
eMn 3* ylohlod U-iW) stowett In nlnv-i
Icv-n diffen-nt erevleea, and aerefal1
Jnga ItlltM with cvln Were accreted In
tin. ita Ida loft.
C. W. Mother
ivrg.irTf.ia
Malcolm & Johnson
Am-tt\i:i.* at Law
N'otabt Ifaue
I- ». rTr* htUits-aBatMlD-f, 1*1.. Aim.. *t
L. S. Bean
a-aalaaa-a Maaa* I harla.
Tlmt sbrlcelrd ]iarcbiucut. tbo charter Of Kit .;],■■. ti .':,-, I,.:-., wast -..:,;]. |t la
nat.1. hy the vcrli-at chance from th*
aetaaor* of a tnerelle** uilor. Strack
by the great *eals otLn-he.1 lo a piece
of iwper the tailor waa cutting up. Hlr
ItoU-rt Cotton atopped th* m.-a ami
E. A. Hettinger
('•w-iRACTti* ABB l.rrinnr
H. C. Wyekotr, M. D.
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c**e him fuurpence for the document I
ho would have ilealroyttt". It I* now In :
the Itritiih lunscuni. Ilnetl and mount- !
ed and ta a glaaa caa*. tbe aoal a! i'bt*kia* w&.t
ab*|>ele*« maaa or wax and tba chasao* \ ■"-»."•.- **» >■ -u.;.... ..*.. !..»,.
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VOLUME 39
EICHT PACES
PALO ALTO. CAL, RRIDAY. MARCH l. 191a
EICHT TACES
NO- 50
Protect Your
Home
WO matter Imiw w<*ll yoa may lw In-
Mired, you i-anoi-t affm-d a loss by
in* . and anyone can pat nut a Ana-Ill. one of onr KIRK EXTIN-^
uifiiwim mnn q\ >• am>
HlTi;iII\ 'K—ami thr flrtrt coat t*
n-ni1"1 We have pent.—t--d nearly
all the - ln.i.l- aad many private
ho-cnr* In Pmla Alio—why no* yonr*?
CSime ia and |et ns talk *t over Bl the
Palo Alto Hardware Co.
Right u the t's-aiiT of the City.
Auto Delivery
DUDFIELD LUMBER CO.
Specialists in MillworK
ForeSt Ave. "and Alma Street
I'llONKS: 1'ARD Sll MIM. 228. -
CANDY
SALE
Saturday Match 2
Peanut Taffy
Two Pounds
35c
l*— ilu.,, a i.»„..l. .1 n,al.r pril*
Some Very Choice
; Bargains ' V*
BEETHOVEN CONCERT EVANGELISTS TO
ELSON EXHIBIT
IN FULL SWING, IS GREAT SUCCESS
SPEAK HERE
HK.II MTIOOI. ST1 DIO 1)4 WKNK Mt SIC I-OVKIIM II UAH HO<ToR PAt I. IlltOU \ A\H ToM IIAK-
Off l*RI*n.' HTtllKNT Itl-IHHiKTT AT '•IIKKHVTI NAV Tti (>oMK IS INTKIIKMT
'TtCM'ltAM. itiw CHt lull. (iK UM-AI. mil u.-ui'i:-
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-i- T-.mi.-t it al -I toll._]...*<. t
Olilhn Ka(u**day.
Wiih the Bison an exhibit In
fall swlag, each afternoon aad evening finds an entb.uslaailc audience
la the high school studio to cnjm,
the programs and (hen to leisurely
peruse, and find delight In tb*
wraith of varied art that decorales
the walls.
Ilv securing funds to bay plctares
for, Ihelr classrooms thn school*
bop* to profit greatly by the ■ ihil.1t
and In turn ibey ar** sparing no effort* to make tbe hour* spent In
the studio full of features Ibat wlll
appeal Ib and axore than repay
everyone wbo ijip tribute* his support No I'alo Alio eldten should
(eel lhal he Is doing Justice either
to bltnaelf -or lbe rising generation
utile-., hr allow* hi* oyer lo feaal
on the .beautiful creation* of the
master* of art and al the satne Hiiir
be entertained b> the •sehvolt-.. and
nol, least nt nil imtli'-i ~Z
tpi.'*'in and all that It -.Ignlfics. .
'*>"fTu"iIghi Ihe j-in.iiiiia-.''-school Is to
I .- I.i._: nf -..iii-l... (,-.,1 slmuiil l-i
All Win. Hear Notra of (ltd
Master.
iThurrh. to. ihr WnUlcr and''*tu*-
(U* cauar>bl**ft'<e**(,f -.1,1.1, the gr-frttude of-.Hi
hearers Js,-cordially .*M*ndrd\.'anrrill"
- no »'
Eggs Ketis Eggs
rj_ft; in thk timk th nt y ami m t thkm ikiun in **■»»•
Ll'THiN OF NOHltM Slt.lCATF—"WATKIl til.AS**'—FOR Fl-
Tl'llr' INF..
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Half galh.n
2.V
I'm. gallon
Weintiartner «S. Co.
The Rexall Store
fK.oott—-On-* of ihe preidest homaa
lu Palo Alto for sale at a
bargain: teen room*, sleep-
lag porch, Urge villa lot,
sunny corner. Mult bo seoa
lo be appreciated-- specially'
good.
tW.-ViO—14-roon modern house,
within fifteen tnlnuiea* walk
of Staaford < rnlrsvatlj. aa
. arra of ground highly improved: fruit ' ler** 'aad
■l.rui.i.i-r* . '».itnt, plant, and
excellent well; modern barn;
alii exchange ""for unlm-
proved ot orchard taad.
Sa.iMO—:. acres In orchard, wltbln
a mile of tb* station, both
electric and steam road.j_.
lb* following program, whlrh
broiii'lse* to be of unusual Interest:
I Bl.arUna blab "achool orchestra.
*.. tMinc* by A *lxlh grade—
a Coodnlght Song ol tbe River,
art. from Motan.
11...I 'ot (be Ann.- Wing 1 Kd
*. .inunilai.
3 our Jack" iTrolcrei. grammar
sailnml bov*' glee, club,-._ '>.
4 rrtc*ne from "KhabesjH-ait** 'Mer-
* chain of. Vefilce," France* Far-
f-11. aiaalya JBr^aalar, r.arl ».-bii-
11 ng*. *■
*> lirn'ilng 1 Abo, grammar scbool
ill*'
club
small bouse, barn and chick
*n house; -located between
Stanford I'nlversity nnd l-oa
Alios.
We can make two loans, from
11,006 to 13.90(1. 011 I'alo Alto
property at t pet cent pet annum.
For particulars address
THK J. J. MOnillS Ili:\l. KKTATK
COMPANV
Al.FNTs PAUl AI.TO
"IVIIKW: Hl'T THAT COAL
WKN Tgt'ICK."
Von Ma'l »*aj lhal hIhibi "Mr
"Unallty Fori." ill*, lasting kind..
is obtainable b| placing your order
with
W.'O. lliiUllilN
r%smm *U*-;.\. 427 High Sti^eC
Home-made Mince Meat
Home-made Plea
Home-made Oakea
Domestic and Imported
M-licir.
Stanford Delicatessen
and Catering Co.
K, J. Miller, l*roprietor.
Free Delivery
«*• t'alvmslty. Hume BTOK
Cjrdfnsl swimmer* are Interest-1
ad In the Intercollegiate' **tmmtn*-'
ui.-j to b,* held on Msnh Ll gnd 1C_
In lu- Angel**, at which tin- I ni-
totally of ('alifornls. Occidental...
Pomona and olb.-r college* all! coni-i
pet* Stanford has no swimming
team to nn*irlally n-pn-ienl her. bull
a number of Southern California:
cracks ara In college and tuny make1
up ■ team to represent the Card!-!
fosi The need of * plunge Is again-
ludin- (hi" Htudent*. who art- de- ■
stroas ot raising $26,000 for an
o|M>n-a!r lank and bathhouse.
! ''1 Id-adtng and tshleaii from i-nug-
[. llu* 1 rnurtshlp of Mil.-*
StsndUh." Marx-JTB |„ngani**rki-r.
in.i itiii.tii- Ollra l^iltr.
S--|.-.tlon. rlgh school ilrche*tra.
I, Reading nnd tableau from l-ong-
l.lt.-w • ' lllawath*," (iuldo llarv.
Mhr-M.m "Macondm>. Thi-rpn Wto,
Yh-k. i:i.iiiitir Oyer.. " . *
('audi nab- fend lea. service unriei
he auspice* of tin" houn- and 'school
ltll- oi lh,. gi.tiiiiimr ...in.nl j
Tomorl.iw ntiernoon 'tba bulldlna
■ III In* Mj-.-ii from I to :. to "id-'i to
i.-iiiiiiiiniil*ti- nn cxrepflnnnliy large
:«ad Thi- iuliu»r> -.chixil* alii
nH-rialn as follow*.
I Hong* by the.-flrst grade
'ii Bona l.ullabl***.
t. Tb. l.l'Mn Shoemaker.
I SougM by the ai-conil grade - -e
—B****1a<k Fr-bl
b. flus} Rlacksmltii.
c Th. Tea I'srty. hi lartve glfla
I S<tng In A l-flh (jrade. "Tb.' Song
My Mother Sing*." Kngtlsb folk
A goodly sssemblr of some sixty*
Use music lovers left the I*r-**by.
terlan Church parlors lait nlgbt
with that happy feeling whlcb represent* (he Bne atler last.- after the
enjoyment Of some great work -of
art. Aad (here wa*, bealdes, sn-
inli.-r feeling prevsient. Bsmely.
thai of gratitude towards Mrs. Julia Qllbert. lo whose laltlallve. energy and p*r*ua«lvo (lowers thla
Orst of a aeries of ti-n great musical
treats waa due. It was Mrs. Gilbert who persuaded llocior Hlodgett
10 repeat a memorable cycle of Heel-
hovea recital* which he gave at a
private house eight years ago (unforgettable to (bote who ware fortunate enough io uu.n.ii it was
Mr*. Ollbert who B*e*urcd ihe'. pot
to *paclnu*. and therefore Jin*, (nm
fortabli-. parliir -.)( the Preabyte^ai
tf|llmtl'Hy.lt wa* tlra; •nili**rt**1ftjo
received from Mr l.loyd, the repfe-
Ni'Mativi" or. the great;-, nm! always
liberal piano firm of Kohler A
Cha*e. (hi; free luan for th.fe tecl-
tal* of a beautiful Weber |il*n<
I tirs-ai lt.--.nli-. W III F.-tl..**
r T.*.nm..--i hi luff-i.i,1
l"*ii* of 1 .lll.tl.
Much later**! I* ceaierlng Ib 'b*
evangelistic meetings to tie con-
tSucled lo Santa Clara coaaty next
month b> Paul llrown and Ton
llannay. (he Held *ecr*tarl<a of tb*
Si* .- Christian Kndesvor Society.
At present Messr*. llrown and lls-a-
nay are engaged ln work In otbar
parts of Ibe slate, and It was wltb
Ibe greatest difficulty that arrangement* wet., made to have them for
the local mealing* on the mm*
dales. While Ihey have been abla
In accompttah effective work slngla-
handed In the diffen-nt localities*
-flRltad, ll Is expected thai much
greater mult* will follow tl,-*ir -
teamwork here Every opportunity
will be afforded (be local Christ is a
>oung pc-fipl,- lo gel acquainted with
the iii.-ttin<|k of campaign, and It has
been decided by those having
charge of the arrangement* for Ib*
nn- ting- lo conduct four centers of
laoUvlty In th* county Th*s* wilt
bellocated In I'alo Alto. !.■>* Oaloa,
llorgan Hill and San Jose. It was
at fltst .planned In distribute thai
meeUugfs over the entire couniy.
but ug-jptg to the abort *tBy scheduled for the i-iiiiigi-llat* It hs* tievn
I thntight ne-reasary to eon-*en(ral*>
nioii
their .■ffiiii- In lh* places stated It
uggeated Ibat tho
mug peopl-i of the cnmmunllfea I"
he vicinity of lbe rhoaen center*
I tak.- PUfM advantage* of the meet-
j lags **'** posalhle, wllh the view nT
tending tthelr r.i-n-ii-railiiti and ■*■
s|ierlnlly selected by l>ocli
gett. and _)u*t a* full and strong,
toinil aiii]**ns *«.-,.t a* 1* nt***o«*ary-
for Ibe rendering of lleetbovrn.
Hut. what is life hp*t piano and tin
ntc-»t iiarlor and the most publlc-
*|.lrlli-.l aoman* If no nrtl*l could
h.,x,, !«-.,, Mt-ata-d "f l>.*cior mud-; • ■***"»'•■ - -
getl's rank? -I ■ The-following I* Ihe schedule of
Doctor Hlodgett aa* at hi* v.r* ,U,~* *h,rh h'm* ***** oolllaed*.
liest: as . l-itut.-r c a-.' •*,•''" *"»■ •»"-«'' IMt|L0a*
l-l a tin BB _ .
roars; a^M"-*'1
'17-3*1,.
rquslli-d. and ai tti.
have known' Ultu Tor
sut-erior ani»i with a long and
studliitis life back 'mn blm lo glvoj
lm|»rl*ucr to every onr of hi* (ay!
t.T|iieiail"li* -- *
Ind.-.il. there ate plenty .•( liete\
pi* who inn piny lli-elhoveii:. 4.
greater pleat* who think (h«) cao."
hut how. ofta-n bnve a.- beard aaali]
a ll-*etho,en. Interpreter a* Hoctor
llliidgi'tt' An artist who m-'iiis. ui
lake vim dlr.rih to the soul of thl*
Mipr.-mi- g.-nius' A* We h.-anl g
>oung lady .whisper bark of u* at
ib.- \dagto of th- first sonata.
(Cobllnued oa page 4.1
"•.I'atos.
larch l«:
■IC. San
Joss:
1 Hill.
March
SOJLD
Un una im gdrirltMil rot
AVOTHKK HAIKiAIN -
tfUHMi .i.rn.-r io Pain Alto.
University -Realty Co.
Palo Alio and Sun 1-VancMo.i
W Howard and family
hsve
;il llrv-
BUIGK NATIONAL
Each the Best in Its Class
J. E. SLOAN
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR
t:.o F. Santa Oara St. Ran Jose
Phona 611}. .
Sll Alma St.. Palo Alto. Phone- Tl
DETROIT ELECTRIC
0LDSN0BILE
Novelty Theater
TIIK 1 nm 1 1:1 .,,1:1—1.1 .1 (IF THE I...
Thursday and Fticlay
PATHE'S WEEKLY
man) ,.,■ n .nn. . ,. m-
/. -4 . . .-v-Jft;**! -'■*■
shnus in ibU 1111 in Iht a ureal ni
part* jjj (>r, wac**H-
ASH THRFF.
HO AftvAxri:.
om."!*sl.
"I III IL Kl I i -
FIIWT SHOW
MOMiAV MOHT OM.._Mlt. WM. MOItl>:i will give «n IUm*-
(i*a(e.l lecture on "Pltl»MlS' I.IFF" 'IS JOI.IKT PItHsOV. 114^
. X.iiiii ., in rent*. First sb.ia 7 P. M. ■ •
PHONK S01X
Palo Alto Lumber Co.
Lumber* Millwork
Bmitdlng Materials, Lime
J. C. IliHIINMiV. Manag-T.
Looxtioo *owtb Of Sontbaro Pacific t^etgrht Depot.
Interested In Children's Shoes?
THOKR SF.W ON'RS WE HAM IILKN TALKING AROtT ARF
WORTH MJOKINO AT, THL. HAVE AI'PKARANCn ANH THK
-ll Ml - AltK OOOD POR mtW&rTfttQ FKKT. TAN AND IH.ACK
CALF.
S^aXs^I
If You Want What You Want
When You Want It
Open a savings Account. V«U can'l sate niom-y a* long a* It
is In jrotlr ■■ - k-i—and ll d«n'( draw tn(ervwt tJ-eee.. "I.ull.
drops of waler njsvke the miglm oceaa"—do jota ealrh on?
The FirS National Bank, Palo Alto
oamnBioiaii ami ..um..
The Santa Pe Lumber Company
Located Opposite
Mayfield Depot
—*i r
Telephone Vour Wants to Palo Alto 268
4
No full texttie looked up indeed with admirably
a. 1.-.1 niir(.ri— anil I hi* "J' < ' il.ii'lly
nof!" ...ii,.-.. tint ■<•■-. is...!■■!■;ly
Half a d*m*n uf tlte gueste wet. peering stupidly *t •■at- ■■ tt t fa*» .!(•. t.-l l>.
find Ibe brat article In a flower va-e or
wltliin tto f-tol- nf ■ Imp. I'ms-nlly
ttoir fanteat alayetl j*bfa*a> rxph milium.
"Watt a mntncntr abr* crfad abrupUy.
" ras mi* tor liead. ""1 liavcitr
"Well!*" eagerly fn.iu aeviTal.
■■John rnuat liaw ituived it alien bk
brought In tto tea. That must to it
lltng tto ML Jajre-t, *tnd W* will ask
haul."
So It wat done. John caiueln and tbu
qniuttttn was |iut to blm.
"Tea, air.** to raid mvtlly. "I avi
Uaci-b i. On thb i.l.'.-. t.v tto lamp.*
- rT-n
ItO SI..!,- .:■ 1 ' :.,- r . -■
">
n-uly 1
■•lri.I j
oitr
n lepvate*!. *nr-
prbcd by tto ij*i-:i ■!.. lh-.- j;i.u.u. *.ud
ttoatraltml facra ttiniei! lohlin. "No.
llr: crrtitthlv md. I only saw If when I
waatian-llligttot.-ut.t-to Mr. Wlbbrr-
fay. I think it we.-
"Ah. very well, "bit ttwTtrantwrmL
. "That la all. Yon is>*> :."."
It wn. not i*n.lhfa in.fa.-d (pidoubt
the man'sface and innnter. Hut wfas.
leblM'.lli- n. in an unc..nif.-«ji.!,*
Silence nerttPtL "It 1* lerv strau-,-'.
Ilurtnn Sitsllb said nt last, bniklng In.m
onu tonni.llier. nnd then, for the tw.-n-
Hot', tmr-. trnipiru- iiodi*r Dm 1.14*.
• "II to tery siraiusr,*' Wibbrrtey iwwr-
mum*. Ifa felt faund to my bobbo-
thliig, lie ronld not fn— bim- If fn.iu
' anlilr-alliutlh.Milb.t.i.ud (Kirlieuliirly
*.rie Indian civilian women-din-- ajB-cfal
looks* at Idm. II" *sr**-arrd rato*
etn.agh. but to nruld not to aara uf
tbln. Ifa Ml tntto-rn.il he WCle ea.-li
Iminnt .-lunging clur and tolrui ins
hlra-If to ev.Ty .-i.*. H» very mara-
»i*sti*trd f.*i-n|t.to*r«r»»tore-*wt.tj
fatally: "H M very laid—very oJ.11
Wfa-rarantt ln-r" , _j
"It coal,*" Liuly LltiBcm r(navrrv*d.
Im-levstnlly, Imi by no mean. Inij-rti
nmUv. "it tan. ll.o-M out tbere. Indeed it did. And Uiat wa* Isrf ure II v._.
•ei." _______________
A hush iLt.il atief.lt u|*.n tlmi-un.
"Konrteea sUmm-nd pi-nn>fa,~ llurt.-n
ttouthsaid -. fslv. I :■ bur r:- ri,--. • •:: 1
"No. nn," mid tto obi tody, wfat liad
nnt intt-tiil.-al tl.it p.yntif.cutfau. "Nol
put inda—mpem."
"t ntatrrttarvl." fa» r*l«UnL rubiung
hbto-1 "UulUul u a f-tsal torn."
"Itt- - .-_* *i,U(JO." tltn Indian civilian
put in. stonily, "nl the prou-nt rate of
"Hat. gt*»I graefctos, Jam**r Mra.
Il::r*.,:i SriOlttb --i:l Itu (alien Hy. "Why
are yon valuing Lade Liurun-'n jV-w.-lry
Instead of lliiilitie it tor Iter? Tlmum.-*
tton is. 'Where UitJ* It must to fa-re
II wa* on tht* UUe Aft.cn minut.w aj*-o
ll cannot have la-en spiritnl away."
"If Buy one," lit-r luutlisiud toguti au.
rioissaly. "fa fining thi* for a tola*. I do
"for a pdtnr the bates* cried •Jair,'-
ly. "Ln|WMtUcr
"I ray, my d.tar.** Im rsTKfalrtl, *1l nnt
one la doing I hi* for a join* 1 bofJ* bo wii;
t lhat tl fan fa.-.D
ewansi r.rrrt.l 1. f. tt b:m He had lo lay .v, i ,. -:ap-rak tou pointed with an tm- . 1*1*1* .j*** *-4 rar.. ■-...-
til* hand on a chair10steady himself. j p-.ti.-nt getlur* to tto mantel stolf. 1 Tbe record t-d Btuulnmeule of H.i—
Hut to did sti-wrly lilint.If.au fnr tlial ■ .(lurti.i Smith eteplml brtakly !■■ tin- ■ Iri.li luforturra were trnoiuioua. A* to
k.J h(. *afitaliirn did nut j-JVy indli ,*it-l end t'-j-ki.-L Mi Wi- Liaru la-Li-t-i f-*uul. is would to nil* 1-.
== aipiv-i— iu*|orulto tuI(Ania*far m fan t t*jtcul*te. On. ttoynuld*, a spy of vtry
Kitovr wari*. r ft pn.-reo^'rtrotn
or fear, tie drew i,...,-lf np and hs.ked
slraight nl hi* nn-n-r. fa.bliug Um cliair
■rts-INMM in hi* hmiil. "What <fa you
mean?" to sitld fa«r*.p)y.
"Idi'-uMu ■! Irf.r.|.-km."*ttorni:un
umiinia-l. niunutu; bia .uie and /j* ak-
tug In col, iti'ii>TiMl aci-cnt*. "If I*ur
t..n Sitsit'i hml imi twice niiiir-tletl lo Us,
tt B*ff> ju'ti- wsw totng - played, to r-ranfr-a*
totL"
"WrJlr
"Well.only thin," the oh! a-etilb
ti|ill--l; ''(hall saw y.iii'yotirw-If Uke
Irtdy sUntu-r.-'s br*a-*>|at fn.in tint fjtMo
a frw ststK-rrar-.ni tn-forett wav*
Wibta-rtey."
■-Ysiutowmi'rcTteflWlblnTb'y. Thl-
lluie tbiTU vrjat thu ring of hon.-vt <lel|,
alt.-*-, iif ttutignanl innocence, ln bit tuue.
Far if to fait ct-rtatn of »n* thing
that no one find beeu luokiug at bim
wbrn tbe unlucky deed waa done.
"I did." H-p'ied the citdlton dlapsta-
■s saat^ly. "My tack wa. towanl yuu
*rtrsfosr--uT
l.le-1 i
I gto
. In
Vet
•***■'
ii-rnl. hair in
digiuiut. 1, oi eicu]|K.tory. tint tm .,...■
iTWtinl tolbe juke. Nnolin pnnlut-etl Ifa-
llilll till
"Well, I rr-vrrr Mr*. Itosrt.m Smilb
eicluiui.it. And a* tbr t^iti.jtariy l..,'j.-.l
Bit aiintfa'rilBe.iiunl sv. If U.e}' .ilu.
luul nen-r known ttnyUilug .(iilln *.. ex
traurdinary at this.
•■Ib-ally. Lady I-inacr.-. 1 think that it
li.U't to tariN.-wlii-nt atonal yim." Said lbr
hustal hut. '*W..nl.1 yon inlml giving
yuurw'lf a ip'.l slink--'"
mm rato an.1 vtw* s>gemnly preparing
to agitate brr skirt* wton a guest Inter
fntTd. II wsta Ito Huu. Ycn-kcr Mat
"You need tint tn.nbfa yiunmlf, Iji.1v-
Llnacre." he said, with a curi-.iia dry
neea. He wa* still slarvtlng by the fu-e
srston*. "ll tsmnafa-utyuu.*
"Then wIhTu in the world la UT re
trrne.1 Mr*. (Infantliiu. "ttoyoti klHiwr
"If you do. for g<**ln sttid. "sswtk Mr
Wibberterr
That wa* all. Bnt -....■ -inug In hi.
bate im*]iK*cfl an .Inlrical i*ft.*t-I on
evrry one. Jnaiiua in Imr «rner—n-
mote, likulfa- I ml Lin, tn-Ui tto center of
t to dist nrtjUtSKV—t *JaT»llr*edaj»lpal*airl
r3sa*to*d *utgry glsttic*-* nastud tor, i. .
tin- re*L limy widu-d Ifattt-n-lve* aWnv
It waa un;- - -it-!.' to ini*tiiufar*taliil tlm
in.iiiii.its. si The word., tituple .a ibey
were.bad ina mutneut putagrwveteran-
plexlon on tto matter, f.ven air*. Itur-
ton Kinitb wu ail.-nn-.t, b.iking t.i bat
bu.l.au.l. Ifa looked furtively Bl "Vi!.
berley.
An 1 Wil-'.f :■;.-■ It- t . thi* ...:...-.:
to load nw-rely th.mght liimarlf in an tm-
plrejuitt fix. f mm which ho must e*ca|ie
M towtbecould, at thn exprtueof a little
etnhntTa-ionent, a tlignt It- ■ f self re
eprct. Even tto latter he might regain
to rnorviiiv. If to nw ftl, by telling ti;--
trnlli to Mr. llurlou Smith, ami in time
tba whole thing would fa-cume a.til.j.-,-|
of laughli-r, a *lork dinner ar ..; -.
Hut snow—now at tb. rtiwt Bound of ito
Indlau'a vuice. to srttoup-niiaed hi* daitger.
and aw cieaity ia tbe hntidrt-dth part of
a sMoud tbat rain, social sUinnatl.-n.prr-
ttap* worse, ihi-r-aViJ-oed him. Hat ..,,--
tttomot aht-Xmn-ami to toll bimanddrnty
at sight nf tbe pit fg-'iilng at l.i. f.. t
Hffc-ll ltim*.-lf i-c-llsiM-. eluiksm,-. In. Ii^ft
•uxt-liBj-ged wltb bbaxL Tho routn, tbr
trapar*arrt facu all lot-nnl to huu. all
•bleb stood on Ito immit'lpiat-.--
"nml I now rfaurly, rptlto cfatirly. I hi
t.iuud to *ay Ibat. judging from tto ei
levwMon.d Jour face, I wwaaairn) al
Ifa. time tbnl il wu a trick yr.u
playing—a jV-duidy."
Ilni.-nt Wihlvrfay trlnl to franw tbe
wi-nl* "An-l, n***:"*—tsriral to force a
mill.-, hut he eon 1.1 not. Tto i*T"(.ra
tn.n n|.rii|ii: uut in great toad, tut hi*
fan*. Itoatosdi nil over. Ifa fall
..If ..mi tlis* lists* it wu no fancy—
growing HriiL
"T.i ito I.-.1 of my toilet," (td.tol tfa
civilian ipifatly, "Ifap bmeeh.t ta on yntu
kit arm now."
Wlhhertf-y tsrln! tn mAitrr, but MfsU
nipt. Ito ijTij, :!- :;,.- Iiwitor tmimlw^
tvlllrh rjawj (,||„ |o gl.iiett down Ht bit
wrfal. Tim Idea that llm bruc.!.-! ruu-lii
to*ri*sllrfa--ili.-it tlm itomnlng uvlifai
uitghl be plain to every eyw—uvrna
him. Ilel.rpk.tl down. (If niun*- Htm.
was nothing to It* teeii; be might b.vr
known il. l-,r to fait Ifa. hot clasp of lb.
faprrildo II.ing burning bia nnn lin-lms
higlirr. Hut when to hsiksrd np again,
tl.. i in - a* in 1 I..:, hi* glance, be foun.1
that jrrii.-l
lu IdlU.-. ItiiftillaitvJ. audJsbu ufalll dro(*
(*tl from hi. lunnU He faul itev.-r nml
todtr* like I tow U-fore Ito rrwl in ev
cry fare wave otto- Biisjitrtnn an.1 ctimletn
tuition. Thief and llnrl Ifa n-iul tto
n-..nfa In Ifa-lr eytw. tho e)i» uf Ida .pirni
'huu .rta'tiil.! Yet he woubl. ho Inu.t.
I.ran n It uut: and Ibough to nwld ot*
otti* a wf.nl to buked fnmi tfa-in to—
Tlm k*irl'a fnnt wn. (nlo am! aeiirnl,
hut tor t-trw—ttoy ana wen-it his right
nii-ctty—art. abUnswltb tmlignalla-n
Tfa-y told no donhl. M •u*picii.rv in ito find »|uwin .d douto
ami fear and anguish. Her wronla. fa-r
auifsf.-liiui. In*! toJhin fmm bun hla ln-l
chnme. He saw ll wa* M, Hu felt tfa
Nem.td. tto more Uiterly on that sun-tint, ami wltb Botnr tribl gratur-e itn.
wildcr word to tur-rmd aleu(dly
ami hurriitl fnun tto m.mi, blindly sclied
hi* hsil nud w.-ul down lo thu stn-et.
Ilk* ferlini'-* when b* fnltml lllluaa-If
outaj.h- were surfa aa it ta Ini;. m I'- 1
.!.-- nl*- ni ttie. -til, (aanitHihw. si-uluiice
il" bad wn-ikiHl l.ia Initier ami Inti.triiii.
In rill lu.'ir 1..- I. , i t.-f In- i-l.n-.i ;
in.-ii 1'.in',i.|i a rh.vnct. w.mb We talk
ami sn-atl eg «tbandrtl -It fruut tto blue,
fait .till tto thing bte n* unnatural
Homo law abiding cttiani wburo a uu-
111.111'* {laasi-.u luu mad* a uiurtfairr,
•unmslnitig n; in whom a ■niniiSii^ tiluW
ba* left ernatod and wntbing on
gn.un.1. a twitted trtJI'In only tin*-*-
could fiity .h-urito hi. misery antt *
«l*tir a* Im travertrrt Ut* ■tlret*. ■ It
misery' to bad Imptighl un hinmrlf.
i.'. fa.w far il*, ,,-;■■.■,.,,,.. ,,t , t, ,.|,.|
(Im oiTeu-te! How tut III.'n—ly tto nb
nml t'(|nw-jre et,*.*!,-.! llm gnlll! He had
li.-l. and the Ii- had made him a thief!
went up l.i bisn
■In .in. attd. a. ..n .ly ruowtng whal I.
did, lore lie* to is I ifa fnun hla anil nu
Hum; it mi tlm umulrl shelf. iiyhU las
act uf brintring It away to lia.1 imt.ii. hia
pwlllon a huujj-nl tin*, inure lerton*.
fail fa-diilti.pt i*T>Tiice rememtier thi<
After to had ut a while. b0ww***f, wilb
blafa-tul Inlweeli bia Imiids, u*4 ami going on tbe conUnrnl
meiit-to bad -nikad ii?dliing, wh.-n a
steji tnitaidn iiuufa blm start to bi* fivl.
S-ir.r ■ un. kui.a-ke.1 at tb. door uf bi*
tdiajub-t-i, Heabs-al pallid and lirten
ing, struck bv a audden fear.
"Tlm ttta*JoaT Im aaid tu bitnaelf.
Uut aUiotii,.i,i»|fam-,bt aatUlbtt him
that it waj irn|aM*jabte, If not im(uad
bfa. Uut tht* ,-iiiiiu .:•. ttoiobl to Itodr*.
an.1 he w.-nt to tto door liatlraictMly and
threw 11 ,,,.■-,. i)„ the m.tt a|.t.al uiirt.m
Smith in a-ift sdouchcl bat. bis hand*
(hmu into tto (rvtot* of hla ov-envtaj
Wtbln-rlcy jtut glanced at bim and taw
that Im waa .bmu.and limn, leaving him
to aim! Um itoir. n-tttfned to hi* chair
ami -.!■■■■■..., In bin old Bltttude. wlln
fai* head fa-tw-tvu hit h,., I. ' tto I - . -1
a'r. ..It a broken man.
Hurtou Stnliis f.dfawnl him In and
BM a liniment ItH-Uag ifawnal-blm
mn . pmf unable ariotagb. It fa 1-osd to
hn*** sbad «-t-i a *str-eue a. bat torn .1 .
rr; ■ - ■ I at your hotur. but il b wtuwe. ll
man le* man, tu-Jjacea'fellow crnt'
tun* in hi* time of slmTSl.. At any rate
Dttrtun Sniith felt it «^"Look ton-
Wtblirrlei-." to uil a; It-ngth. u much
wutotraavcl a* if to tod imen ihe lldrf.
"haik fare; it will to totfar to btiah tin.
up. (live mo tbfa i-unfoumtol tostcetet
to !■ i.i-l back to La.ly I.n... ,,- and Ito-
tbing »todl go no further."
lit* tom-WMturifitialysuggraUvB both
of old friutidahlp ami iinmetit r*iiuteui(it
sunl pity. Dstt wton Im Imi M repeat
bi* qiKation. wben WibberUy guv. bim
n ■ nu-a.-. hi* vusku gr»w bartner.
Krcu tlu'iz tb* uiau witb lb. bjsj'rl face
Ye*. Ifa-fe waa tto In-ncclct.
aviaeil tl. atixiuu*. if tto truth to known.
Mi-MUl-p frnin IheJillD-f. wltti'ull t(.-e.l
Uut Im laid It ifawii tto imil Itntaut u
,:.-,. u tor tod s.i. ■:, tt np, and bk.
bniw* tMMM ttigeltora. to Inrnnt Meruly
upon his coiu|atniuu,
■■'nil* fa not Ihe hmrcfatr to tntd
Tl-en-wa* nv luurk .af old affection In
bl* ton. now: it wat wholly toutlle
Hia tatieno* was cxlrauatrd. "Iaa.lv
LtiiM-rva waa a ilu in. mil hrm-ufat ul
ttl.iil value, a* yuu kmiw, Thin la a
ntoto M thing, worth CI or £31. fur
toavn.'* aashe. nut,." be ad-led with isud
den vehi-jii-,n!*-"for vuuruwn-wtke, dt*
Ito foul now. Where 1* the
fan
d<-nbt .Impair tofl partially
pill hla i( mitt Inn more tliun ulsce baton
ImRutannnawer. When Wtbl.rfaydid
at Lett b.ik up ll trw* witb a dated face
'•'■ ■ .: :-- it ' I- ■ .-. ■'.:- .-■-! avoiding Ito
oilJjerteytsa
'Till* U nnt totdy Uitaere'a hrmilet '
"III*:
gr
N.t. crrtalnly mil-*
Htill eonfnvl, *tdl arra<*B*ngtto--dbTprr
grav.t h«ik. Wlhtorley mw and tf*o* tin-
Em t-lel in bit li.iud nnd glnmed swkniirt'
at lb Ami then Ilurtnn Smith saw him
sttart vittla-ntly.
"It i* of Ito wamo thai.*." Teppealrd Ito
Uurristi-r, len In his r.iie,., Imthiiss^-lilll..-
en-lniliop- il foollab, trim, jmniit Bfliliie.
*Um Lmly Liriaf.in*'* faet a tor-nt brill
(ant wti-reUitt huajdaln boBB. Tbat
U red 1j.Iv Llnacre* bracelet.*'
Wiblmrliiy tnrnfist .way. Um circle! In
hi. bun.1, and went to tto window, u-bun*
fatalinal for iplKe •Isutts.ril baikitut Lit
inlo tto datknrwt. Tto tuinaina wen*
nut drawn. Aa be Hood there, olfa-r
wi-a. miilli.ril.tw, bia sfainldel. Iieuililiil
■t viiifaully ttot a rerlnln ilreailfill sun
pic ton sris-j-d hi* lata fawt. ami the bitter
,■■*..ti-l tn«i walrbing him and hetknl
nfa.nt. hut In vain, for n vial or gfa**,
Al Ito end of Ibe llllnuln Wll.l.-rlny
tunu-tl Fortlm flr>t time Imi-onfr.,iit.d
hi* vtaitur. Ill* eyea were ttrangrly
bright, hi* far. very judc. but hi* mouth
wa* nrt stnmg ami finis. "I nerer laid
"-leiii.^,
daty' toiperiance, tm-ete^
Matcb'4, ITlftl, . ■tiitiof L*,f"J from Hit.
fat sen-mo tinnay. bi:U waa further
tilled witb a ercrel priulou ot aotn*
stuxwlrad* a >■ .r - tie aturward eV
totned the ntt*xv of HiiitUi jpustm-utet
Lisbon,'thD-i'iuuliimciiU of wbieli
"irili d during li* four year* of rnvrt-
to Urariy tn .■•.. H. wa. aoto*-
^nrnlly aptutblf-l tu more Iban we
well (tnld cunsulifap, and ut fangtb. n-
llring In mitldle life from Ibe public
mtniam of hi* country, he chose Pari* a*
Ina Li. .1 place of aln.i*. ami . uj-.... -I bta
prnsic-n to the day ■ f to* death, bating
drawn from tto eii-hcipier of a Imti-I
governiimnt tint I. M In nil than t'l.i.iaai.
■*\n., ■:; r..- 1. *std lo bar. received
;'.'-- .1,1)-.".. fur i-^p i::f.-ri...!:.-u: apd
-fp, wtV* l.tok np U» in,-merit a* a
one-sly laarrialrT, left over 1TI,(**> lo his
•taieT. Itlgirln-i. wfa.> wn not even nn
Hr*t hand, but a *ijs*-cfe* of
InfpiiiuatUan agent or spy k*v{*r. togau
"**■*** (unper ami arriuuu..arinire."
1 aflrr many year* of fti*o anil eimy
ing In Dublin, m.iiiiiiiiiiiiig n rapnia-
tiim fur tbat lit- id lua>|aiality *•> itrrr*.
bis |*tzf iwstoo, iltnl
worth mi bw* than £tU.(*JU. Vesry law
llm teal a-pllles or ]n*ei» of Ireland
furlbn tnatl.r uf that who left to cum
ml'-rabfa it sum id uettmy fa-himl them
to the early itoj* of tto >*>-. m ccntorj.
-Fdiuburgb fteiiew.
■■Wa
raid it wssw tjuly Llnacn■**
II waayoo wboiuid ;:.a!, h.-i ■:.::!.',■ .
bi* In-ad high, a Mtigubtr change evident
In 111* flriiKwiiur, nu iiiciUvoneat nlttipnt
har.li lu hi* bHio. "it wu yon—yon
wbo -'.'*.. t,t| ii,.-* I'DOn'rl r..." itof** > is
my arm U-canre I lud tbat bracelet on it.'
"And whoso bracelet fa it."" Ilurtnn
SsnSlb mumum'd douhlfully. sliak.-n as
much by tlm nud.fan change In tto man's
itestnrunur as t nr bit drnui
"It 1* your cousin'*— Mis* Bnrtrm'»
Wn *ru rngagid,** rapllnl Wililn-tley
sternly—soeullirly liad tto two clunigefl
ptaf-t-ta. "Sto tntro<l*d_to tell you to
rr-otriiw. I saw it on Ito Ubto sstnd se
cn-i"l it wton 1 ihu.iglii no one wo*
looking. It ti.ma foolish thing to do."
•■And it wsw Joanna's bran-fat tbnl
Ven-krr Mav raw you take]**
"■•toctacly.-
Ilurtoii Smith waiit a won) about tlm
civllhiu which wu lived uot ri'|*-nt. Then
Im publ.tl: "lint why on cwrlb. old f*I
Viw. did you md cipfalny*
"fljiavlg." WU.Iawl*v retJUd with litre*.
•Is valine I nil uul d loin: had to (mpcfami
Hit i -ng.igt-tm'iit lo all tlieae foul*, null I
luul in.1 Jiaiiiui* (irniiLwifiii lo.hithut.
Ami. arcondly—Well. I ■!:■! t.-l with lo
i■ t.f.-t. to being such an bbot u I was'
"Cmphr said Ilurtnn .Smith, slowly
an mill light in hi* eye*. "I think y..u
ttTfrn a find, but -I mpjns-*- you will
tbakrhan.lt;-"
■HVrlalnly. old man." And tbey did
"Now timii,*-i-.inttnu.fl (lie barrister,
hiri face fa-comlng trrinu* again. "Ito
qmwtiou la. whrrw to to*ly Ltoacra'*
tisracefair
"Tlmt I* hardly my bminui*," Wlbher-
try BiiaWen*l "I am sure yuu will a***
nsatiisn Kit ing sua I hiive luul tn-ubb-
enungb with it—I know that—and. If
yim don't mini. I am off lo Imd."
Uut. though hi" friend left him on tin*
intlniil, Wlhln-rfay did not trn tu bnt ut
oun*. Ilurtnn Smith, hurrying bora.*
ward, tu find wfau he re*. Imi Crndow
m.ii.lipii* that I-art* Liiuu-n*'* bracrb-I
luul Itajon diwuv-ri-il in a lloum-o uf hei
dnnn, would have fa-rii surprised, vet)
iiiu.li Burprfanl imh-nl. mold to bav*
badtnl into ttochambrtia tomule tolrr
-a tinntit" nf I.T hi- nun d"(*artunj. Hi
would have u-eu In* friend cant .fawn m
hi* km*.l.fiptt.a gn-nt clmir. his face
Itbbla-n. In• formabaken by wi! !. hysteri
cal aobtong. Fur Wil.berley waa tnoved
torom-o to tho iiiiiiiiat dej.th* of hi* ua
lure. It in uut glveu to nil men to awake
and Hud tlmir .bum a dn-nm. (July In
dnatua imln.t| dor. tb* cri(pple get bl*
Btnngth again and tto nranh-nr Inn obi
(.liu-.. rtmung hia fellow mell. Witifa-r
ley wan fortumtln.
Ami tto le*-*>-n~did be take tt lu
Its-art*' Well, Irwaaio* and m- 'it!- ate uut
..I fgwalllTI Ur suy—aik Juanna. Sb.
■Inmid know.
IKK IfJID.
m-e vi-ai Asrr**t u** n,-r»-iir bmi*.
Tbe dlSerrm-r* In ttocltmatea -.;■;- >r
lo havn great iullm-nc*itm hypnotic eu*.
aapttMBt**. tTltlB**■**. ami alllfl,->'(l|nr
lh<aa-i who batl town r I pawed to tbe
!:■[■-.! Iieal are tnucb more easily to-
Csss-a-ncel than thuae wsto live to tto tem-
perale or frigid gom-j*. }|y|immii md
only ap[*-ar* nouiier In (fa. m.plcnt ell-
:::..'■■-. 1 iii It I* Uaaalty deejer, abd tto
seaore romplicated rxa»dlts**laa nf the
stlate. mvanalily apjiear iminediatelv,
Tlm hypnotic •ii>ce|Hifahiy .bw. not tto
peiid nu tint*? clrru main neea a fane.
Ttore an* many tdtor comlitbitt* wblcjj
*emn.t lin.1 partly oauid*<4 tbe ::"■■:■
vtdnal and partly within, tt to nt-cea-
ury to >-.|«-i-!.,iii ri.-:i... th* diffen-nt
'lupera of mlml, aucb u dnllgbt. •or-
What alto work* a.-.:--..: nwaisag Into
tbe hy|.iult<i stale 1*t.verejrrlion. eltber
mentally or tsnllly, an empty or overloaded iiisinach. exrv-ijjjve use of ceruln
■aonritldng tntotanr*!-*. Ir-|r:..r., strong
-t*k*-t. ndfee or tt**xrsr All thru* cceadt-
lion* more or Ir*. (.nv.-nt or dlttnrb tlte
coming byi.nis.ia. furthermore, ont-
ward iiifln.-f-.i-.-t. aucb ni temprsmtttte.
i, (.fare of rratdrjwe and •nrTDuhd-
stega. ai.-.i.'.l all tie .tisi-i-t.-t.-l. Tbe
n-.ni In wbicb eftrwrimeula am to be
perfuniinl must neither to Iou wartntiur
too cold.—Chicago ItrrabL"
A f.'«M>t>rd*Hallway.
Ttora ate f.-w muni' iulrratfiuj; m-
gitmrtlng acltoveisirtiln lliau tbe little
now guiigo mill.m.1 running to t'.ra-
>. thu cipttnlof Vem-imsfa. Imm It*
ipoit. I*t (luaiyrw. Tlm dUtann* be-
rrn Ito two elite*, at tto crow Rlrw,
it^iganing Jor ttoruoiucut Uiat he could
fly tliiniit*h Hu* tuiiiiututii*. 1* only ail
" a, but tho railway cnluuvllin.- Ihem
bi twenty-three mile* in length, nud con-
rally twist* and tarn* on itwlf.
mail run* In Kigxag f.-oliinii oj- tbe
luoutitaiti tnnii alliludit r.f nfa.nt *.'"*>
feet afhofat ill Bbtrling pnlnl nud then il*>
•cemfasome 1.5WI fret In (Im name manner inlo Ihe valley of CaracaB.
Twi-ntv-iwo tbon-iind rail* were n*nl
In ■laving llm track, and of Ihe*. over
Ig.lslO .tu faiih ll fa iniitrgly Mid ibat
tii- . n^inr-r-r alu.--t iltnl <-f a Iwoken
town i - ■ .:,-■ to .-oil tnvrnl nu exente
fur tousling Ibe lemaituiig t.DK. Ifa
did bl* Imrtt, In.wever, ntpt mi mm who
b.t to ri.lt' ov,<r tlie lino and Hud hlin-
•elf sfc.*lkrsti at evrry one of tto SI6 sharp
twi.l* which tto track make* will find
ll In Ina Im.irt to iiiuili-inu tliu BOOT man
for not Kinking it putts*! Job. Twti ju*-
•euger iriiin. |>a*** over tlm nssul ilnlly.
tearing l~\ Unarm at ssi-a-U to Itorno.*.
lug and nt3J»in llmatlermun, tnakli ;
Ito J..urimy lu two hour* and a be
This I* ■ speed, en.'bialvo ot Mup., .4
not rpiito ten mile* an hour. —Pearson'*
Weekly. |
(lour- (Ibarrtrr* or Sttalur*.
Tlieiti.n.isiiccovpful boajrt luim-r. are
geuerally aAiall. wiry fvltown, with plenty of nerve aud a good stock ot trade se
e-rrt*. drrivrd fmm tto rlnte rlu.ly of
wild iinlnstilt. In Hm bitter ftntfaVt swv-
■ge*. wllh liseir (iiil.hnir mistu uf lifa,
hav.-.c.
2
No full textTHE PALO ALTD TIMES [figures upon our stteets.
weekly edition ' *°rc as line a lot of students
~" " * | asssembled iii nny
They:
i*. ever
TS-ct'*... -. r._.
country town.
Their conduct has been above
rei*toa.*h. And it in not in the
spirit of flnttery but uttered with
Ureal sincerity when wc say thai
t-aioaim -5"c«.7iirn Wc wish thta-in prti*i|H*rity and a
»^--jL^*---*M-iw»-*-'tia«'-,'-l^ whatever their paths
1 i in-ill.
Tiiiim ii
ThE Tiun- la Nut * -.1.1.1..-.I I'.il.n-.lj
Mt-r. tiiil .. -«.i.lialt*.l la in- tntPta-l ot lhc
ft-ai al 1.1. III., i-r* It- l.taal Mia..*-! Jr.
SCBS-CKII-T'ON MA 11-*..
IW tall* Tlaa*« *©•«_■•'
•DCUtnctt " --"•—
Tho W.ukl) tli
[of his Creator may furnish proof
- s-irt-a-utii'-tiv.) Hist tfi» -play waa,
'written In order to dramatically
rcpret-enl Mich a pr-ocew of spiritual;
development. Consider what ia1
{known of Shakspene's curly lift*.
[Outwardly, to be sure, it won nn far
ii.t jHi-jililt- from being like tbat of
l.'s-li llfffiu tin Mirk Diitttt. aS;'l,l^','rI^!~. .l*"?,- Bu- *■■""
THE LEADING FURNITURE
. ' AND BARPET HOUSE
i I...M rvi-t
■ ,„i.il-.ii-.t
TOM ;kbmp
WEATHER REPORT.
Till* aarcnt-tt*. and Iwiiarrr-rlt.
K.l ni.. da,, al ■ |'. •*. haa* tt-_.it
lB.AIIu«lollott».-
■sr."
Uoo.Lii
Witora-la-. .
.M.-iii_- Park. •
- Wc ct.**dcn**c thc fullmving ilctn*.
from the Menlo Park corrc.i|K.nd-
ence of Ibe Redwood City Democrat:
Tne public-*honl will clo*
tint for-JhrS-fpipuie-r'vaeatwo.
Another family- is-.*- de*
dinn uur ti.iil-.i that will be tt
by a number f-f people. -This,time thi
it is A PfclrTer. Mr. l'teifT.-r-^rVTrn
Itrtmc llii' llcgrtc of .bier of
Art.
THE IUKS Of M WMU Till..!. DI
mil
chiefly concerns us ia 81mksr-m^L_ M Sailta Clam COUIlty
inner nfe, hi» dream-world winch j Estimates Furnished on all kinds of
...n-iaiitly filled a coniuderable ■
j pari of tlw first twenty yearn ol bin J
existence. How peremptorily nil]
: Pi
: tli-iim tiun of rank and fortune an*
! levelled in Dm dream-world we
learn from the fairy lab*, which, as
it has lieen beautifully said, are
•made outoltbediramsullhepoor.''
Prince Hamlet could hare bad no
more magnificent idealisation of
himttlliu his dream* than could
r.M Wnt a-id_y.da.ir.
ed !..,],.>■.-.. ■it-' 1-. iiu: :il.-ti;ti-i t.i tbcUVtltmnr iShnkspere. Though
■ed CoimnciiCL-tiieiit address delivered j UtundtKi li, a nuUhell he couhl
morning hcfi.re the gradual-
t I.i---. by Prof. Melville 11.
Work
Low Prices and Best Quality of Goods
Rucker Bros
Tha Cr-atCarpat aruinltura Houaa
SAN JOSE
UKALERfl IN
tuuut liiiuself a king ot infinite
ihbjtcc. llrowninit ditubtlew yztrw
ll-a || -llllr.i*! Miir.l! V
more faithful
Tiik Tiues will not he published
_. on Saturday (Uecor-;
Obs-n-vanc-s ution Day 1. Nearly i
SL-r.Ua. '" "« «>•"'"'•"■;
ismy. merits of thc totrnj
have decided lo close either nil
day oi part of the day and wc [
therefore deem it proper Unit we,,
too, shuuUl jotu with the other*.]
and commemorate llii*. memorial ■
anniversary, *. j
Of tho**e who do not lielicve it 1
worth while to close their .-tore**
we can only lay we consider them j
very.lndiiTerent American cltlwn**,
-if they are American rttjuns ul| i. •
aU. Tti.ignoic so thoroughly thit. j » *'".
day which is set aside in memorial'
of those who died f.n their county,
is sacrilege and suit* action should
sreccive the condemnation of every
sided here a iinutbcr of years ami Anderson, of the linglish depart- .,hnm. ,,f Hli-.k-i^rt- thsui uny bio-
in lhe future will live in San ment of the University: -graphy could give.
IfraiiUM'o. i j) j* tvcll understood by -M-hol-irs!
Edwartl Hopkins nnd family are that the great works* nl the ct-et-livi. j
.loifn ul their summer resident*-:. «»ag«'«tiou are not ittM-uarily.
rpr,..ca«*.„. i "•.■•'!■•.':■ .*;»*:«•' jggggg
K. 11. Doyle attended the funeral
of his relative, Miss Short, of San
Knl'.it-!. The young lady spent ■ <'<
many of tier summers al this place I"
and won litany friends who legret n,
Iter sudden departure.
Tlit* new hotel is receiving the t
second cut of paint and will be '■
ready for occupying in about a .*
irit*.~ Sucl
.-U* e..n.pa
. lowertiig
,\l:i-
sit
..rk
.on is again
ul illness, whith com
•tellcd him to leave his duties for
uImiiiI (wo iiioiiIIls.
A very large numlier from this
place .illvnde.l the pnnnrnade at
map who has honest |-erceptiouj .ne n,.,,,,„..,• University Tuesday
wall of ruck.
Ihink smiles n
dure: on the
habli
enough to iecogni/e the bruv
of dead hetocs, lie they liom tb-
tfanks of the North ut the Smith
unlit i- or fotcigii.i'ueitiy or coin-'
rude.
, At many places n|nm that day
the old veteiaiis of lhe North ami
tb*. South -.-.ill join togctbel and
honor the deud. If Ihey who
fought ugainst tmeit other *.-titi **ti
join bauds, how can we for whom
these brave men fought, statu!
mildly by and see the day des
ecrated hy tlm
cnuugh interest in tt
who hav
evening and icpor. il a sutv. s-..
A party was given lu Mrs. Collins nl the home of her nu.liter.
Ihl'ia White, Monday even
jing. .-\ very pleasant lime was
I had ami all enjoyed themselves lo
. llieir heart's content Tlie oeea-
'sinii was in honor of the departure
; of Mis. Collins to her home next
'Ftidny.
: "\ solemn requiem mass will j.--
... i. I. ■-.'>■ .i at Ssjoa. m. Saturday
in the Catholic Cnurcti. under the
... lhe i on rim
elottds.
Seh.d.irs a
sigiiiiii-aue.;
i'tniiit'llii'it*'.
Prof. Anderson then went ou to
Ir.tn an eitendcd attalogy ttetween
~-!nik-iit-tt- and the eurter ol HAm-
k'l.
Tbe ]it".n/- made by Hamlet
in i(-.-..in tliiip the .■.■milium*, of the
contemplative life limy iie-haps lie
nioHt efllclently thuwn by a brief
rvvit>w of the eight ssoliloquies. It
in Kiguiticiutt that (be first three nil
..-%,. .......Ifgin with "01" to'expnwsdespair,
ina-lcr-wotk' horror, djagust. ---H-di--,ru*t.
I'dn.ji vast tnoiin-i \" * * * • •
torihwurd; a mere; The biniericnl noteol these early
ahile iu wiutbern'solilotiuies fe a pMfound toacb of j
h the wealth of vei^; Nature. 11 -tumid not for a ruo*i
landward aide up-1 mem In? forgotten how trying ure the
nctithlatrly, while cirt,uin*>lauees amid which Hamlet
*!Stroner, Backus & Walsh,
Wall Paper, Paints & Oils
Unipersity Aoe _„,^,grp
that diffen
f ihe -in i- in i-i.-rj.:. i.- may wn
rally have their juslitieatioii 80-
ording in the point «f view. Such
illict* of the l.iitiian geiiim. re*
hie the phenomena ol nature.
rei-pccling which philot-ophtr.! |iro*
pound Irom age U> ago
A BOBBXBX.B M UB.D EH.
, limit-
, 11.,
Six _\..aor.s KilUtt N»r Ssb Joatt
•t Midalelit.
A. l'...Ul.lar«..
Ill l-nullsh-Msry Polk. A. 11.,
villi-. Idil.; Jt-sak-a S. Vantf, I1
BsUjs-OH,
In Eilueallon -Olinrln. J.-»ei.l.iia U. F.otn Wrio.ad aya daily,
ik-ntliilt, A. >l„ Hii.-kliiiiiniin. \V. Va.;i i'.nrly litis* iMiiriiifii- a litirrilili. iniinlrr
.\_nra Sm.U.r llull.foi)-, 1.. s. M.ii.-ni.M. m. *otnuiiiti-l at- tin- hums nl U-limv-l
la.; Horace Huti.U.l.lE Hon**, I'll. It. In. P. Mct.llnry near tlir town olUmtnp-
PhIo A lip.
In F."-(IHr>llli7->—IM»i
B.. Pslo Alio.
ln Iji*^—ti-orge _i<lit*
I., ***n Ji_aK;.lJ*a-.ii liritfitli
bell, this i-imiiiy. 81ns (Ntrsons went
Kay '/n.i:. A. killtsl stul it is sap|>os*d thst Jtuua*
i).iii!.nin was tli* innnlrrts-r. Tbe tie
.1 Cruil.ent, A. j itn.M am Colonel tt. P. M.-i ilni.-y, Mra,
M,i[.Lin-. .M..-i;iiu.-y, liar .Utwlilar by a formvr
A. II., t*S4-rame_ito; ltritton flsay *>Vi».lr, ln-l.-n I, a arm, a •ervant girl sad si
r far <
iiiiI gigiiutic amid Ihe
wilh
. irri-
of'bin role of mud-1
mspices of.Meulo Count il. V. M.I
for tlw irpoac of tbe soul*, of At*
ibcir nt_opiiou*1o honor the most jt.t!ascj membew and American
sacred of fair holidays" . j sidditlii.
Let everyone who rccogui/es The Pies^yletian (t.ncert is tt
the sacrcdncss.of litis day gj\*c:lw livid TueMhy evening. June »_*
some sign thereof. (Avery line program i» bciajs* pre-
, . ...i j pared nud a gnat deal nf-Oakland
nt will Ik* seeured. Many new
nhjeclf bimfelf lo the flem du*
eiplinethat nt lirst mttat I* cau
tlotia and teiilalive, and then when i
t,„l at one at to lhe1 the time cooie*, prompt and de-
,' £ gK^pB ,..r*.v ni"..;...!™ a-Jjarao-i
li»,.,rr-av.,..!™raa-*„.» work aillar.-l .(.' W«l> •*__Kt___*jl
W[ «* in tha raiding «I anj. „l "r..... .<• l*"-i«.»' «n. conlr...
i„.,„,i;..,v„v-i,.ri,,1!i,i„,,.ii not a «i" .i". M,;,TB,.'.Z.
„,l mail ,,„i ,-rr S. a-varv n-ailar |.l>a-l.-. .11 winch Hamlet
„i; dial „i ,.il .he ."omlwlul l.."1 ■**"•*h-.rr,-l.in,.i.lo.-K-h.n
Ircillia a.1 l5l,»ll«|M,rc li„„a- ia I.,..r. ; exaaBeralli.n
.i.'iiiri.,|iia- iiikI r-gnilh-int lhan»*_a...
hi- flay ..I l.aml.-.. Ami il aa-hol
u. ,,f atiFfa-ra-1.1 li.ii.'a, ta-nnHini- , . , ; - ,
,„.„„, »f,d nationalities hav,* the pn.e spirit of profound a-s
eaeht-il misitlx varying cobcIwhmm 1 curbed wilb.iron **_«•-■»'»"•
l lo lhe ehanteu-r of th.- hero, we The rennili, utt+n be d.^.tiis
Ml that the verv tact la evid.nc«_-ltu' king at prayer, ta more diaeur*
i( the l.r.-.idlb of the author'L _, „ - . . .
hit-its l.t- i*rIf-restraint.
The eighth and Inel -Mlilutpiy;
-f "ibe'prou'mncwl m he Iss* on thc point nf;
il-arking for Kngland is again
il.lv iliM'tirsivi*. But it bas no]
Palo Alio; Uillt-ert Grilli
A. II., Pslo Alto.
In Matbewatiea—Waller Eilati
alii)., A. 11., S--.il. Uii.-h".
am! thc 1
Tl.
.ill. the 1
;• Tit-tnt-iter pipe- whuh Mr. C. \V.
TtKlaM -. S«- Jones **t> enleipiis-
5p?y ■ ■3*-«8w pi«*-«-' «*-"-«
*~ UnrWfaiiv uvcrtitc ju«t 1-efure.tlte
wbtei- 'bdrnl election and which
have lK*cn nn eyctsorc to the iner*
cliants atnl .ain-f- *<i iko Unm-m
cversitK't* should be removed.
These pipe laid Iheie placidly
awaiting the cmux* of events ami
aD the course of events sudje.-ly
turned awny from them they were
evidently fotgotlen by Mr Jones.
But the merchants have nol been
allowed to forget them. There
has Wen constant complaints.]
Country horses are scared by the;
- obstruction and ineonvience i*.
occasioned tn many way. l.y llieir j
presence along the street,
Tbese pipes should lie rcfflii
atonce. Mr. Jones i*. not going,
to use them nnd they have liet-onie
a nuisance. The town authotilies}
have power in thc matte
should see thai we ate no longe
ti.ml.l. .1 with an unnecesssar
at ruction.
t'ealoit- v\ ill Ih- introduced dining
the inn
Asurp
Mi-*. Ida
l.v her t
for 1* rid ay
srhtM.huati
e title red
■.•veiling
lur.ilti.-i4 „| bis
iting creiiti
iiuielbiiig* <
men; >■■■■■■•■> *a1ucIi Nature hern-lf
rever allures mid forever baflli
a* mt't^niiig t.l iniiiinil .>l.ji-<
i-iit* plain I" tl..* MiperhYial. Tbf
lii-.ii.li t.i [nioiliarity is the lirfl
id lasl thing lhe ol'-MTVer liaH to
laird an-in-ft. S> Hitmlet seems
..I is full of si^nitieaiiei- lo the U.y
10 read- il for tht- H*>t time; but
Ita-mit Iw-Fnglvni In roleri.hte,
it l» St hlivt'l, DO( lo l^.well. not
li.a-llif even. Imiuite "pluck out
e heart" of Hi.u.lel's lliylery.
Bliyaloa—tfamtwl ifilton Collins,
- It.. UrslMin, Mn.
In Client.ilty—Maxtrtcll Atlsma, A.
.,si tjeo-rgs, W. Va,; Arthur tbsrall
Kuivry, A. It., Itliaes, X. Y.
Its sHoiany—Kliubeiti Merrill 1UI»
j oielc, A. It., Pulo Alto.
! lit I'liysiology—Uliester L**s Ma-fee,
A. B„ ban l>iqp>.
In Zootc-gy—C'lotulak-y ttaittr, A. U.' an.l |tvrlo.liai|s,
I Loiik Pine, Sell.
# j li> CSV- in. . 1 K. i,;.ti'.-.-r ■■'Im,-.1 I'l,. --
The "sixth solilwniy brealbw n-">' "•J*"'.!, A. II.. V.rtoria, It. C;
■ - - - } • - Willis... Henry Iteevea Jr„ A. B.,!
St-Sltlv, WsBll.
~Dortoni of HiTTowpl.e—l>4.n-.'l Wit-"
Itsti. Murpliy, A.M., l'alo Alio; Karl;
but i-ureiv Hamlet here ex-|Kei..llorK. A. M., Palo Alio; Mury
1 Hot-rrts Kmltb. "i. --., Palo Alio;
K-.ti.tr- iu- ,111 in iir Wilson, *-?nn Jose.
TMS aien-ll LCKCH. '
Tlte Alumni I-umli KM l.illnl to
.fi at I :>10 j .-iii-l-i) :iii.-i inn.:. Imi
Winle, liui-il man naniett Jsiiies W-.Ua.
Mrs. Uedtltuy wasslrsngtstl. alt tlie
1 Win- .-.ti,. 1* vers shot. Th* -JattUa ol tli*
tratwry are vrry [m-.ij-.r nn. no nioti.a
la »--i_nr.i for tlis iii-i'il. Dunliatii, Ui_>
su|i|-wvil iiiii-.li-r.r, i-> the luistiand of
Mr*. M.-i;i.i«-i 'a d>a|liter.
Colonel UeGflttey wns one ol tlis liei t
men in -.-.nl* Ulsrs county snd -ass
74.-'; kI...n A t« many Palo Alto jr4.-o.ils.
Jla )i«a !n-»n |. nm. mt -i.l in (".lilirsa, itaa
PsTMlilunt of the Santa Clar-s. T-'rult F*-
n_i.- st»l «rote mucli lor Ms-^inea
Pop"* A.Q-tuna' >*«»nd.
^ Itiilch of hysteria. Itn nclf-rchuke! it waa mors than two lioiire Inter baton
Is calm and manly lu tone.
llnnihlV I'mal soliloquy coti-
litiiK* no trai-e of hi* suppt*-*etl mtle-
dfitori of character: it is mainly hi*
ultimate jiiHtificnlion to himsell.
ng^lady to San
lies anil songs wet
iin with great plensuit
ll__.li._r ; 11,.,';.-- llr*. j.l.itlH, eon*
cives im KJirpDM, Irom the btrofn-
the heart" ol IbniiietV inysteri*. ; niug b' the end.of the .dream, Vbu-b
be does nol carry out. Ol Mich
The !«ssef>, raqilirini for their Recti'
tan nthice niy theory lire, stalttl! li«m the i*retil tjunlittes of enmion,
1 llu..-un-.! naktsd. utimyiu b»l..lai:t. palienct, antl wwrage, nil t-
b'uied. there are at leart fix; Fir«t.
: Hi. liuituiy atwlualei tsere alveu mile
ll.nitf to eat. lite en.a.l tsss mucli
; Isruer llisn KM tiptCted. snd slier
looklnic It over antl oltwrvinif tt.v
tsil.istsl aj.i-a.r.m..- of lite BMrtllt-M
11.11lllt11.ls llis v.alters rcl*etli'<l ami
stni.'k for tilBlipr wagt-s. *
Tl.e.lei.iso.l ww met with snj-caailion
nn.l for luro litiurti a lively qusrirl «*iil
tin, white the wa.iina nl i -H*ri.pirt-.l
•ml crew .ningi-ier altll. 'At l«n-_ll. a
,-..n.j.i..)in*■" nnf .-fit-, l.-.l .m.i the rtpMt -
wnt -terTSit.
■ Vt.U
luu. hl.at.ll1taldfa.i|i>t.laa
.11 ha t*t.
•nil, 11. L irotklaa. Prr_y-.t.
tmA'y ... ^..-.y.mp.t* .
.1-. A. I--4 ISf*"
■i-'j lii!.;i-..|iii.a- a
lulgcd b'iret. Thr
A.lion of the
all
' Wm ark ^awfully '•*
them no. Commeact
„wU1l all JlS-gpitil pf f'
celebration l.rinK-t nlsw with
feeliuf* of Rb~<»m and desolation.
To have a thousand students,
more or less, with their youth und
life leave town all at once makes
tbe place seem deserted. I ndeed j the rn<
Palo Alio Will Lea dull place- The
form now tm until llie fall '•pciittij* .-■.,], JJ
—*of-ttaerlJtn 1 vif*rKlTy. I race b
Bat twu hundred at l«a*«t of
those who lU'i'sut will not return.
"*--"■-- - Itwy
Tery lari;i- number attended.
Tlmniii*> ril/^eraltl is a enndiii-
nle for *-i Ii.k.I trustee of Menlo
Park. IK- is interested in school
mnltets ami the seleclionof Mr.
Pit/iietalil w-onUl bs. a j;<«*d one.
Mu. K-lity Jtai-n.
Next Sunday aftern.-tm at *
••VlotL the first atimi.il relav lace
between the San Mateo ami Sanla
Clata cyt-leis will take i.tacr.
Tile distance li.lilcii will he twenty
live niiU's. iu relays of live miles
each. Tbotait will K- made at
nnd j Sun Carlos and the finish v. ill be in
front of the 11 caden property . in
oli*.the nmlhtteslcrn part »f town.
The oral relay will end al I'.tl-
[jJEOod C'ilt. lhe sect.iul nt Palo
Alt... lite itiit.l .iIh.iiI a mile m.itli-
iry lo '•■-'c;..vM,l(-'Mouullini VR.«. the r.Mitlh-
tent I>ay--,t a pojnl a I unit four miles ;lti>
sltlily. lUjdt^dc^il^Alouul*uu-X4vw--a*44l tlie-
iliflll in S.iiiU Clara Tck-plmu*.* -
. uetsaget will - he - tt-cvivetl at
'■ Clock'- pat-king house (torn Ked-
[wood City. I'-"*-. Alto ami Mount-'
aiu View.-howitiR Uie progrt
fnnilttoieiiltil com
ilh.tr in the play
!Tbe pQIpDN of nwetinpaml fpwtt*
Tiii.l" *.--•• :•-*.).....I. a] lo
Wiilinr. prwi.le.iu.f 1», A. P..
•84, Clisrlw K._ Piel.1 'S6 , Mr* Jlsry; . i^MBaTKlia. ■
in in.- mil tn ine will, lhe gbiMtt. "Sfoind." TheI Kol-eris Smlili am. Prssitleni JonUnJ c.-.i itamtatm i#>%. laJapeaJtai .„_«
resent dnmati-' plan of adoptina lit* ma** nl i*imu* • »' <* c-o«' ev-m~otn* bane* in sin-tin*, a?,*?".,*?;**,"'' mZttaZ? \-*T,*\mV
H '■ *—' • ~* " "'"llatl, Slsnlord llf.il." Ala-iil StU «'»-•« J> «■>■■"<'
were at ibe lal.k-s. j cmh i*ai.. aih>.s_* Anc.at inJ«f i Put-
cosskvoom e»..MET4.-.M. v:*?i^**'x--'',-''J?rt.••*.***"■ :l_t_*-i
sr-coml annual Cuiiutieiiif nt
..(
tl'iiuh-t . .. , .
cully lhe foreesof t'dii.'iitionUiroii(*b ! lalexl insniiity. Tbinl. Thr plat
cirvn in-tin nee-., l.v menus of which iealchinp tlm fonsc.ience of the k.,.M
tin- burn idea lis*! and dreamer i-lby mean* of the play. Fourth.
tTiiiisft.riii.tl inloihe'maiiof acIion|Tlie purpose to ypeak dafrgen to
ami character. To put it in niiolbers his mother, but to una none. Fifth. IptomMade was not n*i to tin- l.i-,1.
*»ay. thi- pluv de-<**»bes a COtTTN of j The masterly coup (pi-0|<erly iuivlanl ol ls»l y«»r's sflalr. Theilli.'*-
CXfitlieno** whereby a yOODg prine4**tp-!*,*nM* l-**f«rehatid) by mean* of trausl music fnniislir.11.
Hive retiiiit.rami.nl, lo? which be plinti-liea his wotild-lieex* [ConMli Band, nli" "
The
Mm'' ila-l
.taroeiKlufl..
■ho
"Ihere i
liothinVeilber(;ti.*-d;«utioM of '■
ad but t i.s til.'! i, ,* makt
ileveli.peda if mil into n liem,
least into tr*srt**-nlute man It. whom
tha test of p.aiaj antl t*,id is- •*t**me-
lhiiisj* titore than a merely mibjfcl*
Second. The inner esjwrietiee of
H.iiiilct in uuden-oiiit. Un-- pn-cct-s,
of ediiealioii, hix hesilnlion, hi-*:-facrif.ee.
fears, bis ccrupltf, bin agnnH», his|'
hum ttlt'int'iit of mind, hi- Ihoughti
of suicide, a ml Hit ally his steady,'deurtes
victorion-emt'tjteuce from lhe": **" * "
bl-V*— all Ibis had 111 p
•"urratly liitt*«(-tl
>fll
illel ii
;i.t.k-.,.
rhen lie
a Ila. la
ini.jue
n> dtiritift tli"
was -dnwlv workiitf* hi
■if the balinrfs of th.
into iiu* wbolenes-, ol
li(,-,lr..uii
rxamplr. As
i this t-trup-*le toward
bark by the piratr**. Sixth. The* _. ,
tjpurpoai of adhering., despite his: i<ion»ers euiti
„ own miitpivin-zaandtheRUgR-i*-tinna'thc tlrst
'of Horatio, lo the proposed duel .,-,i,..
with l-aertes, by which the execu*, The qowlnmgla wns very prettily]
lion of bfl great pu*T~tD« waa tol*]d«~iwatadliowt»-4w..rid it is't-stlniaietV
brotipht aboot in a way so unfore- ,*,_., Bnoul _doo pt»vI« were in silewl-
M-en; s.t ih.-ex^'iiM- of so great a.mitn. The Jspnnew lamems slrung
{serou il..- quad rung lit on aitta renilen*.)
tilt UKAHVAT-Ct. , s TpI.Jf wttly r(Jret .nj ow Iht ^bftlp
At iiu. :ii:i Uymnasinn. Uds niornioK.plac*1 an sir of carnival. Add to this
.-.ii.'.-i-r-il nt. Ihi |H-r*oii*, llie cro-nta nl * *a\\y driK^ti neo'ile
Incliitllnt* ii.i'-B vtlin -i.iii].11-tn! llie I promenading dosca the airailtrs and
rc-linn-l asork last CI.riHii.aa ami are Hiroiifti tlieqna-l antl you bsve a j.ic-
ru-iiei- of i .mtiiti., m betortginir 10 tlie Clstss of **M.I nire that was really worth (tolng In ».-y.
f- i.'-n rfeeiw. the. degrw ol Ha.lielor of; Annmberol the •ororllWs hsil liaml-
-•. r i * jm! SS H-.. it.- t- it lit-r ih« Masters' sotnel** STrsnttd t.-n i.» where tlieir
or ri.i.ii.r'a.lefiv7T*. | J fiends wsra. rt*-»jv_it. Tl... ju\* (,|
'VCt haa I a lien ln-.li rank tttiile ni Knii!r Hall also, bad a vert l-t-aollfol 1
.■■.tlie- *n» euiiriTB and .1 vonlains msny tii.itib.i» hootb.
II ideal* | oI|:n«l promise. In a literal. n-.y thr
" im... Is i**|i.-i-i!4ii> pniiuiiii-iu. Amortf
. CASTILLEJA HALL.
Auierti-sii **
SO inii.iil.ir FrflMtrAtory BotlOOl
FOH GIRLS.
ersr'a pr.-ftai ___________________
1.1th*- al-vn i lliej Mi** Klelrl-er.
it i■i._t.i..iert/....i ^■'■'■■' r.*aii-tin.
nsd. was very notice*
i
=4=
PAI.0 ...TO. OAL
Dir.-.-Kirs
J. E. F^^NELLY
W00D,"lf°1&*:,N
FEED; FLOUR, BRAN;
PRODUCH or all Kindt.
HIGH ST. - m FALO Al-TO
r* t.ffervd to the .winning
iduahTe silver cuj.. The
:peeled to end at nboul
It WM n Swelter.
-riwtt-srsdr-e-a-ajr's'Oalt-jr
_ Ycsttcrday **r«s one of the hottest
let's cai-c lHtsiiiiM? dealhij. SHtliV/^arstt Conisiock, Winniliwt'dai-s ever'lcnown-nn the Pacific
1 in Mure tlm vii'tory .vat*: H*n.,r m..i.i. a. t.i.-iter. — ^fCorat. At San Francisco the
r.'iuiilt.l maiiii.Hnt■ - ti etrnituk- tt.e-t!um. 9tnt iiasr. enntfilmu-t much to;
nion* M.lemnly real ami iniptwivej«,n-w» |*»|*rs ,.n.l ,'t.l.li.atiei.*- .re W.-
•uepji
THORS.^
rHOTOCMAPMER
Ttt.lt ftNT A VENtJ % "
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Brand. Studio,Unireraity avenue,
Palo Alto.'
Open WBdnes-ay ni Siti**,--
* Many of |hem we know nnd
ao
The
cluck.
'"■jjg^-htgiP'T"* ".-""-f.J-"*y 1 -.Ja'-sittfetit-s.-Uta> -»>t-aaf«»at.*l>o--Uiii[officjstt: thenrjoraeter reglstertdi .„.„... . ,Wl mTjn„t „,pMwii.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ xety .slrunit- Anion*- IooUbUI ^il^!«»i4ja^l«gr»H»a*l4-a*-4-«*-AnBete9 ■ Yon mn*- rmvr- •rrent trial* stid*i*erpli*ii-
-Lha-*. lurnUWl Frswkyjilieliiirf, Ki-y-idefrre-ra. At Sonunia it was antl,™,nyoor,*o*-.ni^l'utdoriattlit_reloiv.
lie i"iiid lo n-p'srewiit that* of hit* all*
tl-nr. Let tne insist that it Js.in
- llow u> Treat a Wife.
Firet. ■_'*■ a wife. iVt-tiiut, In? jatient.
the larpe and ideal s-|_ultliiif, -.'tvi.-, Ca.:.i..i--il and , even 100 while at I-r-rsni., cool, j JJJJ^.V' i^- ^n***}?^?..?* ™Z
ctitnjM,*titiKin lire rai
the Redwootf'Ciiy cycler
•-^ou
1
No full textPALO ALTO TIMES.
VOL.
PALO ALTO, SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CAL- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 18!K.
NO. 51.
CROWDED JAPAN.
FOR THE FARMER.
fine heme* wa* tbal the bed had been Tfl I'/M| ■ nillf I'riIV
z^ilvzxes s_*_s ifcLfcuKAnlll m\\
down, the rsj.vt of tb* plant bad .,—
-L^™-* JSr_?! *.!-,*_- HIM. Takr, Fns-I Our I '^J'^^,^^,', f£ 'cv-oao-. T.larm^lc Rap-*, a.
■ '■>,■■'•■■ old timeyrliahle Will ■-,_tr. n [ Late Event*.
had i. i-ponded we'll togood treatment," . ______
bead*-. Altera few aetata iha plant*
am ready to te pi.Ml-.1. Tb* mod
mart be priest I around —ch bt-ncb of
planu and weeks ar* spent by the
IMWOOO Acres al Land siupporl «™», '■, "*!jSt_*S SZ
^^ _ ___ _. , Tbe water it j,*r*lujlly MQfMQ and by , _ .
-11.000.000 People. jo* tim* thence oom t.rowly to he cut j- Agricultural Eitchance*.
■ ; the fields at* fairly dry. Each bunch ] e ■
SHALL FARMS. SDOESSITE t-RokJll!-^-3*-i*^--.^_t*-^ }__;SOMETHING FOR ALL RURAUSTS.
— i ri.- i- aro knocked off by haud.; ,
Tim. at ll.na Wh.a Vb.1 Number, nu.t!| •£" **** '" _«*]_•_ ""1 ***** ^in ] mt.re.Ua_ Tepl.s to.
- lho field, by ihn men nud women or
•Irnppod on Ibu back and slttas of a
pony. Carta ur otbor con*ontuuee* aro
i, i V Inot _*ed for the ma*ntis already given.
The rice produced amount* to a built
lit limbic in of bow toro-.' 17(1,000.000 ba*bols por year or about
woman fn.ra wb_m be bad been
divorced .it.-r thirty *■_.--, ago and
wbo bad bad two hwhanct* -:;..-.
COAST NEWS ITEMIZED
A 8L Loais Soathetn trade j-asraal j
tba y**r'* _M*toB ""PJ*1- Important Event* of the We«lc
In _<ntttcn*cd Form.
ITEMS TO SUIT THE BUSY READER.
Pithy. Polniad I'ara. r»|.(n Thai !l«._rir*.
P.ttOO.000 hale*. This la about _,_00.-j
000 above lbe estimatra made fay et*
pert* at New Cnloane and New Yui-k.
KrrttlBn in...... fur s.ia. ! BRIEF -sPASK.1, FRfil-* THF Winrc I Tho management of the lulcr-fV-oaiitr
There i. too much lo. among ptf. " ™E W'RES' j Railroad *t -StaxtoO, with headqaariri*
j -*iua wben they are allowod to fly over i al tho Capital city, ia discharging all
Affl-r*liariSt.Jt_Hi whotn nolghburhood. Ikiys trap Budget ef Raw* for lag*1 Slgntloa-All the ehlof onipliiyee* of thu road. most '
iiriiuuri.t and Oanaral Itnin. bnwk. and cat* ax* nn thr. look- ra-UortkaCoantr. fUpr...ni- of whom aro Engltthmon. and sprxiiut-
Fartnar. jont for them, ami tho banters will ni... on—intoraatiagltama. [ Inf Auierlc-sns in their place*.
chance «bnia nl thrnn when ttenn be] . a new thing in women's dobs has
done without risk, They may easily JoJl __„„„ orgaulxed at Princeton,
bo oonfined. For fifty pair, havo a I Montroal U to havo a World'a Fair i Maine. They call it th.. Snow Flow
1.-.US.S about ton by iwenty feet, tfatt. |a -M. ICiqb. and Itt member* aie lo hold tea*, (
upper *lor7or »me botdiag being P„ortw_ r_,_i __.w „_____, p^, ^-.-*..■,. and fancy fair, daring lb., win-
. l^-trred. The yard shi-u-l b« ■*«! |aJl(£™u "TO nmw P*" "**'"'t,r. wilh lho nhject of rai.iug fund, I.
A temrjmaxy if not rxwioanent relief U next to silk I* Uf priwlpal export of. P»7 ot bou.ua Ubringaap Ibo .h-r- t J""** ****££***? ™* ""J n*. p_p_____ »__, wm » ooo In ataa- ' ** ************ •i*r-.I-» clear of | J. C An.letw.o. a rtenogrophet at
SSMSKn_^£-SS- SSt^-^Xd £.?Z&i~* " — '"* __B_S*"______»fe
-JX-X^X^^:-1--^^» "■ -Sff ___s_^&£ttg3SSS£Att£-S _SEASJZr* «— - r.&SaVaVS^^^^T*
__, a*. „l It- ... .i»H_, tU-UKLWDAlllCAUFMIM* _^*SL^-_l_?!S^*-?_l" ____*_J_lS _\" **_;k_!'_.'t- ' l-.aW-W-1s.OI_Lt.fcl-- H-_, _,.„. U-,
The
Hove tho DCBn*nl* "f an itasraaau-g pop-1 four nud one-half buah.-U per
ulatittii ii-.ni lunir.il in. sin- ..I ..ul ■;-.!■ i; jj second in quality only U> tlm
anou ba* not yet been •ulveil in Japan, urown la Java or tho Carolina*, aud
by Onea Mae.fl.a n»U ...uin. Pay,
(sttcen mannilng Improviw tho physi-
l properticw of tho soil by making tho
il more poroti* and adding to lis
t Ivtr-rbodr.
.VaUonal Hank
»afinaxM well « keep tb* *g*Vt* , K,x-1 gorernmont club.
l>erpettial turmoil. Ho moil be takim *_ _",_-_
oui or a maUi for htm mast bo procured * »'1,000 monument Is I
fnmi elsewhere. *" ltu'u" Chnaut in UtttleB.
Keep the hot-Bt- ami yard eloaii. nml ' "don" Saudor* of Commonweal
place plonty of lillor on Iho floor or i t*"'o, 1* *j-x*n*r*ti of grand laroeny.
no-t waterfall-. Lieo am very .hwirui- Navajo Indtnii* aro mnking lifo on-
"ro to plgoou*. nml must never ba ' i-omforiablo for iho Now Mosioau rauoh
could have the hardihood I
tneroctod the lotiiertly lo doelin-,'*
POREtaH NEWS.
i cheap at Livel
Japan ia ao cut np by mountain ranK. - ! , to tbe soil which ... n.-t there beforo.
andalrni-rt iwpa**abln clift* tbat oulv Califuruin Iboih. of tho fowlocalitio*! oiprelB*- mnasof legolnblo maiitr
onooighlh of tl.owln.lcnm. i. suitable lu the United Mute, where natural j which decay* aud go- . lo form houius.
for onlUratlon. Tho country is ao toda Is found. Tbo gettgtaliplcal tw- J Wreen maiionug with clover*, pe*-,
aii.nll and Ibo population *n paat Hint com-iioo of IblannliaUiieo In tho Utiitod ■ beans, lopines. elc. ttegumiiious eropsi.
the wonder Is llml thu people hnvo. Kintn-t is prlneliuilly ooiiftnwl to the! actually enrich,-* Iho *«il tu nitrogen
monngissl to exfrt ul nit. Bnt to tho arid region* of UM (Jmal Baata, i*poc*: drawn from Ihe air. Thi-*> plant* can
fact llmt Uiey huvo lived and thrived lolly M thn **.!n lake, near Kagtown. ! grow with very bllb. «.tl lillrogtm. -
their ouurmiiiiB numbers bear tetti- Nov.; Mou» Lake, Mono Comity, and iThey storo up the altnpn of tins air aa allowed to bnegiM .-stal.llali.il. aa they
mony. Tb* high cultivation of tho Owens Lake, Inyo County, Cal.; and' they grotv. ami when plowed tindrr, will r.-iid, r Ihe fl-.k uiipn.ttiablf. , Tho -Navy Ucpartmeul matt lh..
land. Iho vegolnrinn dirt of tho pw-ple, Albert Lake. (Ir.. and lo ninny dry do-. irf™ It "P->o *ho soil and to fnlnro | Pigeons should bo kept sopplW with ,__,, lrf Wa-hlntaB Stale ooal very sails-
togethes wtih romarkablo "staviug p*_dts ami incnislnllou. in lho samo ro-! «rops* » I* *hs chenpesl BMWB* ofjj.lcuiy of wheat and .*r-.-k.*il ctirn. a. -___,__.
power" of Iha race, havo made thn gion. A full fhemlcal di*,-ii..1.,., 0f? mannriug the toll with nitrogen. ] we 1 a* keeping boxes of ground U.ue tn oi.tdomtc of .linhlheria tt i.mva-
malterofeiiafneo .s.mpara lively easy . .be natnro of natural -..I-t* ...d Ibeir, Hat anim-U « well « plan.*, re--and meat charcoal gnaind oy.ler- u^*gSStS £t*ZTVZ\ZV
inagv. pa.1. Hot. mn withstand ing ti-bttol-j-gy, U-gelher wilh numeriioa qoiro nitrogen for f.«I. By fcetling sheila and ro.'- *tlt wnere tbey can p £'" ">roognoot r.txroy *TS**a
UrSpowrtofi-eeisIanctswhit-hUtAarwc- -uuly-esof (he wafra of tbe soda lak**;the *_ropa of -rtiiver. cowpea. etc.. only j help ih.-m-.-lv.-. A talt codfiah 1* a^*"°- __.__._, _
leiatlo of Ihe people. Ibeto mn*t bo a nod ilrr depj*il*. are given by Dr. T. »*"« ooe-foorth ot Ihe ferttlixjng ma- a-nally hong np whem tbey .... pick A N.-w ..wk man was dared todnnk
limit to their eadorasace. The rapid IL Cah'lard In Hatlrtlu Na «0of tbe teriaUof tbe cut'* b»t if lh-li*ann», il. and chopped cabbage or other tegs*. *^liiari of whisky, did tt aad died au
Incr..-' uf the population, together Cniletl KlaU-(iiol.vical riorwy. Tbe' i* tr*^op«lT *ca-red for. A. the i,ur..„-.:i tab'..' f..*.l may !>■ p!» --I wbero they now Inter.
wilh Ihe drain upon tbe it*™*™of !.,.... aa abuwn by M.**r. * King, of tbt* air i* lbet-htwp*t soome.d mtro-,can n» ttich if titer prefer. Lot* that cost |3.000 aold for fl.'-i. hnUl|1(
tbe country, w.wld ramly ia a few Ua_oe (fortieth par.i:. :. H.>aud.Rna- ge" f"» plants, bo it is tbe cbeapral They will batch.and arise from sli the other day io W-tnfield. a Ku-u k-—at
ytwita hare rosnllttt in nntbiuji li*-*tban tell (Eichlb Annual Report and Mono- «*»« ot ftVhfJ (ullrogeni for anlriolea pair* of r_|aab* a year, and Ibe boom town.
a stnntert wllb rtwiiy. if not an artaal graph XL. L'nll*d m..i-. 0«dt?«rical «**1«- The legwuiinnu. crop i* brot. *qu«b, utmnlly sell for abont twenty■: \a flr_t yea« the Republican vote
fight against famine. But for tho Surv«-yi ate, for tho roost part, the n*i- , ulitiw*,! when it I. fed out on the farm five cents each. Old pigton* Minimnnd - ,n iTUh ha. iui?rotuted from _,9M lo
prt?ttent, al lean, tho calamity ha* beeu du.vt left by tbo evaporation of larger and the manure saved nml applied to ' no sale, being kept fur htotilii.g pur- nboul 81,000.
avorted by (he nuigralinu of IhouH- bodiea of urate*, Ibn short. Hues of tho soil. Tho gtealcnl profit is Ihu. i«sea only, * -., „ *_■__-_» 1)f Atbanv N Y ,TI"' "'"* ***!P*
and* ot coolli-a. which has proven Ihe which enu In- Irnittl nt coiisiilttrabln »**:nm.l ami in-urly tlio tnliiii fertility, If kepi in con linemen I. tbey will ,,-,„,.„, , ,,„,,,„,, ____»___ __»___ "' *"**•"" ('""1 lh"'aaiiii.i|unmn. which 1wm _;,,,_"
btat thing, nni only for Japan and thn distant-,-*, •umeliiiuw auvcrnl tiumlmd Is roaiutnluotl n* in gri-en mniuiring. j thrive well aa long as all of ttieir ,„,„,,.•___(___ furnished the mnrlilo for tho Fart fan* -!,--_„ ,
omlgrantB ihem-elve*. but for tb* HOW f-t-l ahOT* Hit - pn-aeiil l.-aeiies, -tumiiiK F"r mnov»tiiig worn nr Urteii wills, ■ wants aro ttnpplled ami lleo nro not * * *
cnontrle*. The docrcuao of populniiuu thnt thoold Ink.-s eovomd wi.tocKpamies 'and fur mnlntiiliiliiii IM fetliliiy when, iitluwtsl Io over run Hnir i-turtciH.. ™ *°B',tT "'"'
In Iho Facifio Islanda make- It impt**- of tho prau-nt d.iert. Iho laruyanl itiBiiuio*ia nut prt-i.-rhr \ Waternhonbl always be plriilifnl. and -"''ir lin-i iilreaiiy I
alblo to obtain iii-ceaanry mid efficient The etiiieinirat by uvoiwratliiii of ctnit for. green iiiniiuriiig wlth'aiifl. jrivirt* should bu placed hem mid Ih.-ro '. aIttu.iH300.000.
labor*! homo, and tho recruiting of tho water* of tlio former lakes ha* iu- leguuiimiusen'p* nai'uwpis'n. clot-ors and in Iho yards at diffen-nt bights, to ualu "(ImnU-r Itgntoi
tlm linlu-.ln.il f.-f-. -In tn.'-ii- is.. -.!.■ .nn I crcax-d lho pro|.iriion of tlu-ir uiim-rat lopines Is recommeuiietl. A dnwalng permit tbom to enjoy the open nir. with a park syslor,
skilled Japaucso agricnltaral laborer* .alia, nnd Boioelime. tin. conmntra- of potash and ph"*i>hatc* will -anally j foiuro oxpansioo.
■ it jut what is, iweilt**.!. sLargo com- lion roachtM tbe cryrtaHixinn; point, bo sultlcienl for,_lho green mano ri tig . Kemsdle* fee Cat..... W.rnta. A bill' haa been Introduce.! in tbo defect I vo lhat »ho I* to be" brok«
panic* aro emigrating newly every when lbe sodium carrainate appears as crop. ' There is no mmetly that will entire- AtwUtma Lrgialaturo to e*tabli*h an _n,( rnsinatroctctl. "'
month under«-tract to •rt-tnain from a white im-nutati-ia on Ibe rmrfaco' The pnerice of gieeu ro-uiuriug on. ly do away^with tho cabbage wixtn. immigration bttpMn.
ihrve to five year*. ' Owing to the ile- and <bore* of lb* take. Tho origin of medium and better c!e****n_of soil* 1* Sorely anything lo Ihe way ol aout.
Hallor. an-, u*. ,1 of p .I.mni*;
Samuel ftanne, mmiultletl suicide at
Sao li-;unr.in,,i i.n- night last weuk by
Au.trin talki
O.I It 11. haa II
pool n. it i* now fur forty-
A Pari, newspaper ia organising
com i*. I Ul. in nf sulf-moving wagon*. 1
lake place Joint 1st.
The iiidnlilislnewti-t tho t-reiieli Hi
public .un.-nn! - to Iho troi
of I'l.imo.iMm.iioii Iran.-.
Ki--/. ii tortle fnan lbe Sooth Sews 1*
now -ii It. way frum (^aeenaland t-.
I..-li-l.-ti ., an ni- tiin. s.i
lVposlta of Ktlljartm that |*romlv to
A fn i- florist charged tho Bmperur
f Uuswla #1.000 for a wnwih '.:■:-■:.!
in* thu fnin'rol of 1'rt.itlent Carm-I.
AttM'lit. t* tiiiMt
IBiIwi
HupplloanmlBiiiigcoIleetctI In Oro-
gi.n lor lho Nebraska aiiffcrer*. A car-
lund of gna'crle. nml potataM wilt be
f.irininlitl from I'nttlnnd.
.Iiulgi- Irfirigmi haa di-el-inHl at San
•low- llml Ibn flm'. iiii|m-*sl m liuitiliug
legal
latcrilaTB um.I jiay the
(lallnp, N. It. haa aim.*.I been de-
W* total '"■•y'l by fire, "v.-r Iwo-thinU of Ibe
tuwn wen. gum' at lart ;■;.:;. and Ihn
Dm had mn *-*■« aillafjalllHil
1 '- ..r Rogero, convieletl of robbiiic
a train near alanet-ptt ataliuo. A. T..
Ia*I Sep!■Tilta*r, haa I.. :, f.mDd gailiy
and -.'Ultnet.l |- hang I - litiir, tith.
TlH*n- 1* a i.nil.'.I ,» er tbe Shi i. tally
ol Napa couuly. («*.,ige S. McKenite
flli-lii waa ehstisl by mm plnrsltty,
Tbo aantaatant ahar|ta fraud ami artnc
lu Hu- count.
De-uity Tax Colhstor J. J. Early
led at IUL.-r.tl.iiil on a
chnrgu _of felony eiiih^/liiueut, fur
cidhvlliig )HT. d pr*i[ieriy lax.*, nmt
It Is suit I that lho priii* of tsitT**-* Jen ping thu moii.'v,
will Ibi higher. t-ta-atiMi tho inrthi|unk.■*. Al Itav.ilal ik • H C B S Wit
' vahavn almistt roiue.1 this Boa- „,„»,„.;, j,,,,,,.,', .n.o'Wu *C..1umbU
«"pth«i". rlv.r. wlih suicidal luioni. " Androw*
A From-li lroucta.1 which was. Whnteii plunged into llm water to
laoiiohed In Itittl has hewn found so *-r-.-u,. him, ami l«ih wt-m drowuctl.
Melvin 1 I.n- I., who wa. aeitnittetl by
tho cowl at Wia.llamt of the chargea
l> is t! I in.-.-.-. Prosident * *'
In Jm
..the , f ir.ui, « i,. '.,, _-. 1, ,. I.. ;, [, m.-i-.i.
U es^iised by the 'k**ajr~ ln*tj*n-l and _W**saa_faL J^[^w'**b*V«ljtwii'a(JUtte We it>^Ca^iar?am"lil«^ tbe New tafS* 'S-t Li 'ho^ i^Ti, __^ *""* "*" '^^ ^^ T"**™7
Kngland States of late. worth f .'M.000,000.
Japanetar. the term* of tbe cr-antnet are of tbe rogioa' wbero it oct-t**r»,~which "Itottld -oend hia system so that tbe have tried water healed
particularly n". The __p___N of tshall given In tb* *■;■•!* atjo-rt* i.l.n.d twrnyard manure will Iwai Well cared _ with tx*rj_i*jerabl-i *■_*,-. Tbi. can
Toy ge both waya aro generally paid, ta Mono and Owen» l_aj.ee, ia this't**"** any other farm lovidoct. I.— be applied proftaMly with an ordinary
" and tbo emtgnuit ha* tbo pri*il-ngo ot State, aro ouuido lbe groai hydro* from **wfa--> wa*hlug, leaching, fer-' sprinkling pat. Any tcrn'-watr
rolnroing at tho end of the first year if graphic basin of Lake Lahnnlaiu. mentaUon and decay sboold '
diBMlisfletl, Ho-Tf^ccirosljeln-rwage* ProlL-twor Ruoell d*w*ribe* ibo goo-, "galnfl. Then Ihe fi-etlii.-
and ia enabled to live in greater
fort than at home. Olbe
bnvo rca]Bin.ted to Japan, nud just bow
groat the exotlus -will beoomn within
the next few year* may depend largely
npon the Induce me tils offered.
Tho In ml undi-r eultivaliun in Japan
i about I*.tm,i.nnn ,ii... upon the
guarded ISO degiefs_"rond<-t*:will "not injure -* Mam cl'*r I«anwant
if richer -the plants, while any toroponmiro of In Kansaa, Ihn fanning Si«t«
graTphv nnd gtiology ol Mono .^o"iii' food will mean richer manure mid twl- j N*. ilcgrt-eaur overwil! kit! the wurtii*. trnion. a aolid delegation of I
Ihn Kighlli Annual It- i- s? of tht, tttt" mid 0B*Mp*t crop*. j Auullwr mmetly ia pnrjs gri-en B|irayed hn* brtm rolnrned to Cougrotrt.
Olilletl Stnli** (iisilogiiid SiiTO'V, lis The system of colling, or folding nu at the rate of mm pound to 100 gnt- , It Is said tbnl nfli
IU..A!yi: i.iii.l. aim sell al a pret.1. .__ nDn__H«n (limernment ha-
iom. That is one gratifying remit of *__.., ,i_f_atf*l by
L-dnigrnphle taolli tm* tin oulet, but green
tri-ams mid spring* feed tho tnko. and lurage
ho only t**H-npo fur tho wnler In by rnali
vaporation. Tho ancient shore Hi
an bo traced lar up mi Uu. aide, of tho saved.
i pot-pi""" legtuuiiiii-B. poisoned,
wodoct of Which 11.003,000 i'",i-- bu Sierra NVvattn. which formed lho wt*t-: crop* aro exlmmely valoabto. ' mixreovur, Iho nmounl of polsmi that
fed It i* unn-twary to add that the em sl.oro of (he micinit lake. -Tiero Hay from i.-gumliuiii* crop- i* ■hnut; nny plant rcct-ivt-* by thi* mothi.l la
farms nro small Tho average farm am'spri"!** tn tho tailtom of Uie lake'(wire at rich in protein *. hay from no slight thai a person would Ii-tst to
Is from one lo three acre*, nnd a 10* and War It* Uior**. They aro e*rt*etr- g?ra*«**-. *„ one ca*a. this protein (ui* -eat over twenty head* of cabbage, uut-
atcro plot i* aaaatanVB-1 a large farm, tally abumlatit near tbe haw of Ibe trc-gcnl U obtali*e.l_yery largely from ; side leave, and all. at * aingl. "
Th* method, of .collivation. the toe- moutain.—the •rwtof foniier .n>«Taph-
ipri iu tit" limn In plniMiuf pn*-tlonsof \eater. SI Ilea thu Kprny r.iM-. New York will'havo a rirniuiii ShcritT worth abont *:u»0,lino.
■ iiabtes .- Inrgor huiiiIht of nut- \ only nu Ihu outer lenvea, mid Iho cub' Tor tbo tint time iu its history. Hot-water pi
Ihi kept (in n given area of liiml, hago grows from tbo inside, tlm chnneus Shit machine, nro to bo pl-i-o.1 in thn tho Pope's apm
.nut il.-' iii.tnnti- i" I" !>■ ctilnplclely of tho con-inttier of Iho eabtxigo la-iiig cinciiitiali stmet ears A ttopoall el Si*, ns his ditrtur. 1
eullmly dntio awu.v wilh: „,„,_, Wln UTi„K nnl ,a_ ticket*. In an oven tm
Tbo Whisky Trnst is said to bo mak. Tho Lomtoi,
tug preparation* for a tlgorou. war uu Aral akopllcul
tho American Distributing Company.
Every child of tbo I'.'S in tho Et*
mtarpbt-re: ln the other it in at]' in ortter to obtain a fatal dose. I km gelicw ^theran Orphant" "
allrroptlng bitdMttict tbe nulls.
Smuggler, am again tr-.ratiuk* In
unlerry Hay. A - *r. tv.i waieb ban
WH lat-n tiiatltiiii-tl. Tramp* aro reported
toa to tie Biarvcd out and gelliu„ stiine-
whnt unruly in Hanln Jlarbara county.
Tho Hie Imlinns tleclnro tbey wilt
nut leave t'lsh T.-rriiory, whim they
nro exlinuslfiig Hie winter pn.iiirnge
nnd rating thn s(..'k of tlio aeiilem.
Thi-y nro er.*.. nml nm likely to give
seriiinstruiihli'.
being kept a Jury hn. been sivnro.1 at Saul*
P"ra>ure lit**- fnr tho irial uf Mr*. Kli-atelh
"Times.." which wa* nl Bryan, charged wilh the murder of her
* In Ihe reports nf the alstrr, Mn*, Nnmy Meugher, near
granting a lo*n free of inlereat
llie uew itnuedy theater,
yer* Thn iwo house- in Paris in which
Mine, A Ham! matin her home al differ-
suit to he sold, being
Vail
*s_BBBt_a of crop*. *tnd cvtn tbe' kind of Hi motenis-iil.—- met atall.if bult-piing. drawn from lbe fertility of Ihe soil. ,!-..■_...( pyiclbluu mite.1 wllb I
m*Khtnery n*ed. are lbe MM as they ' estctsrils along Ibe range f.-r bttwlred.' a-at-gamitsw-a trropa yield lanrr ert-p* of it. bolk of floar and aprinkling
•*tn nearly S.000 yewra ago. In apttt *t »»•**■ **** ***** •** ,h» ui*' •■ ■ **"-r to "**
Of Uw agncalinral linitatii-u-v no *">« of voleaiiic r.«ie. known a. _I.a>> the (a-doctiu
eoontry in ihe world prcrfoce* ao moch erawr*. *u thai tbe locality i* ws. d acre. e*f«ii*I1y protein, la (tereral
per aero oa Japan. Tbo limit of cnl- former vol tank aetunty. 'Tbeh^-b ****** hat*** With lagCaMnnaa'iaMBa,
tivatnin wa. (i-ncht-d lung ago. but. Irr saline coulenla of lhl» and olber take*
» Judlclona nso of fertibmr* and a skill i» duo to the gradual
ln farming tbal amount* almost ins It" ™'n water .uimty.
gent ii*. Ibo liui" average yield la ob- Frata.
Ulnnlilu year afler yi-.ir.
Tba land la well .un.-il to irrignti.
Block.ton—1 don't sen why you we
-situ, and SoL
CltsFP.
aad thn water i« abnudmit. Most of
lho land 1* made up of plain*. Tho
iiiiiini.ni. rivers and water courses
which croM tho plain* ou tlu-ir way to
the •*• aro ntllt-etl for porpow-* of
Irrigation. The water m drawn to
high elevaliona from which it uver-
fluw* tbe land In channeta. tand i* to
trainable lhat no space !• allowed fur
gTaUe-ptot*. and it i» a cnrloaa thin-;
■-_ IVtrtas, Mo., ia down wilh acralet lover.
__ -<t*r Pant Fi-frljaeher. a Ifermao boy of
?!■ ,'t i.--. ll--..-. Um punts, or while belleUa-e well ii at brie. O. T.. haa invented a re. In-ad
of food maU-Tial* ou
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No full textpax*: TWO
na-TT Y PALO ALTO TIMES, TUESDAY. JULY 8. i.yi3
Bail^g climee Editorial page
H. W. 8IMKIN8-
-W. H. KELL*.
"Mr. Graff's Rebuke Is
Bigh,;S:lora' il YOSEMITE VALLEY
prrtrosK of otook bXchanor,!
A few day* ago a marked COpJ Of
tbe Oallook waa re. .-u»-.i by The'
Dally Time* drawing •attention to a
long article by Harold 1. How-land
On the Workings of Ihe New York
stock exchange We judge that
marked copfea have been sent out to
all American aewaaatswa. at large
expense, bj some influent*- favorable
to the exchange, to pla-e before the
pablic a better idea of the true purpose of lhat iti-titu1Ioti The article la very clear nnd Intonating,
and leems lo give fall!* both tide*
of the ttory
So Ioiik aa .merlcan rbrporatlona.
are financed largel) through 'in- (a
sue of st.-rk* win. h mint be wild to;
the general public, a market place
when* the:..* iwcoriUea ran be bought I
and sold Is abaolutelj reguired it;
Is n convenient-!- ami an economy to
both buyet and seller and on all legitimate iransnetloBS then* . aa be
no more lust t-ritlriam than would at*
tarii in any commercial Iransaetlon
Huge volume- Of Btoeka lire lb US
•Old every ve.tr to legitimate i.i.e--
tors. thug furnishing the capita!
with which in do btulnaase, if/ah-r
way could be d'..overT.1l lK>i-.hich
manipulation end BpoculaUve trans-
gctlons totiiii be prevented we would
do away with moot nf the evil
The buying OB margin and selling
shon solely for the hope uf gain on
a prospective rise or full of price i,
the gambling evil. That is no more
legitimate Hi:in to bet money on the
throw- of the dice. a/., margin n
that slate. This l« the aouatt and i BUFFALO PLANNING
fair policy to pursue in handling! BIG ENTERTAINMENT
bank funds. FOR HEALTH WORKERS
EDWARD ACKLEY BACKS
UP LETTER ON
PATRIOTISM.
HHOCY, Mn I'ATItlimSM.
Idiot y maiu)ueradltig as patriotism put tin* people of three coun-
mi.-, to shame on Ihe glorious
Kuurlh.
The .ohm!, general of Paraguay.
Bualorjlg t'aldnm. ^nought to convey
In. < ottatry-'i lompllmentR to the
Viii.-ri. un people by floating the flag
of hi* nation over the consulate In
Hi
nt ls-
trade
•StOM
tbe nth
In tun
■ -H
pill Up fin'i lo bil
.f atoek. borrowing
oiu the btokei win,
it from tbe bank
Then In case ..l
the anal minute
>*:*..- .-::■■ a« •
the profit on ll
on 1100, nf..,
eommlaali a
:i advance in price
r day or week Ihe
.111.1 ti.it-. makes
".i In lead nl only
* lag Iniereai and;
.. hope nf gain
Mir-— iiiou't-i.i- i. Iheii money
in .Will street ii Is hard lo see
anything but plain simple gambling
In margin trading, it Ik .m Immoral
ti*e of hanklna funds to use llieiti to
float these margined transactions.
So gteat i*- ihe demand for money
for this piiipii*.- that (In- New Vork
hanks draw iiimn Hie surplus nf the
bank- all ovet the cottolr) and thn*
the money ol all the people nf the
rniinli*. (lows Into WhII atMOl to'
can-, margined deals in slocks The
prS eolli.l l.|- killed in I .!., t.,
the glmpto refusal nt Him banks'to
lend on margined slock
Colonel iii. • i. ion ol lletl, i.i.-.-i,
the, tb he-rtj soiiiAO hi Hie worlds
come*, forward a th the plea 'hut
the fundi of each • ■uniuitiiit.*. »lmiild
be used f.n lite i..-in-lit ,,f the i-
munitv and nol senl to New Vork
for sr-rculatton Thi** policy would
irt *. purCice was
undentood and resented by twt
appointed guardlana of the na
hOBOt Thai wiilted upon the COB-j
ml geaergl with a demand thai ha]
It a ii I down hi** potors. In forming |
hie that "foreign flag* do not go]
on tfae .'ninth
Bubse*|ueotl) the] oi two others!
of like lack of mind emphasised
their mistaken notion of patriotism
ami common decency bj .dealing
tha Haaji whb h had given tin-in of-
fens.-
^ In Winnipeg. Manitoba, another
fool American precipitated p n»at
riot, out of whlib a crowd of Cam-
dtans i I- with nx little credit as
did the Idiot who Incited thorn to
avenge national nRronl with national affront
An American, at large without a I
guardian, Injected blmeelf aad the!
American liag Into a Canadian military pageant The Canadian com*]
mander'g courteoua requeal to put:
the American flag awg*jK*wai fore-
ibslled hy mi aligry street .t..w.| .
The sun- and stripe- were trampled uiidei foot befo '*■ B
.null) effe. I theH I* "!■'
l-'ortiniiileh Ihe fOOl »Cls of ii f«W
i -ible*. do not represent the
.. tn in. in of either the American nr]
ih,* Canadian i pie Time was]
nh. n diploma th cognisance would I
hat.* t n taken ot both Incident*
The) serve no* onlj to Impres*
upon the sane people of ail" nations:
that tl *■ foolklllei •■ foi i eadleea
iitnl u boiteless lasb* Cal
RECEIVES DEGREE OF
DOCTOR OP DIVINITY;
The city of Buffalo is preparing
an elaborate entertalutnent for the
'i-veral thousand delegates exported
a: the Fourth Intematloual Congress
on School Hygiene, according to a
Statement Jutd l**uod by I). Herliert
lliaket-lee. executive secretary of the
Huffalo citixens rommlttee. Tho
congress will be held the last seel
in AugUHt. und will he alteodod by
delegate* from all the leading
nations of the world.
"i In- program of the entertainment." say* Mr*. Hlakeslee. "will he
of -.in Ii a nature thst something will
b.* ready for the delegale* eveiv
spare moment outside of their regti
la: work. The varlou*. dubs of th-
city will be open to visitors. Special
automobile tripe will be taken
thr.inch the beautiful park* of the
ell), ending at the country and park
rluhi*, where polo und tennis exhibition-: wlll be given. There will b.*
..penal rwceptlopa at the itulTsin
club, the University club and the
Twentieth Omur.v Club Different
so-tetie* of the city are also planning to entertain the delegate** from
their fatherland There will bo an
exhibition of folk dancing. Inter-
spersed with music by the combined
toral societies of ihe city, Then
111 ateo be special trip* to the
world'* great scenic wonder, Niagara
Palls.
"Tin* women'* entertainment
Committee i- com|»oaed of oear lOD
of the leading Society and riub w"o-
men of BUlfalO The women - COO
mlttee is divided Into group* repre
sending different foreign countries
and sections ■>! out rdant^y There'
Is j Preach. Oermaa, Itallaa, Raas-
lait. Collah. Seandlnavlan, smith
\neii.iiii, Mexican. East, Waal and
Southern Mate, Scotch Irish and
;:.,... h gtouii, and ifae dimes ,.*
these groups wlll Be to look aftei
the delegate-, from live-.- pwrll.ul..
ll'iffa
ct •*•.
Lie.
II *
Bo
ment lo t
duced ui.
uiuinit thai l»ro-
h \- n Is now ii
-- Ol .. RW 11. el, tS
,-• ..( .ui. state foi
in fat off .in Some
Insurance companies
policy nt Inveetlng
all tin
ncus in nay state In Invettments
lie*
ti
Ihe I-.*
milk
It
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Ihe 1
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cm ot
Of 11
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hit. tlf-
are ad
pflng t
Ilehry A Atkinson, son of Bar.
Thomas a Atkinson of Ma \ field, re-
...U.-.1 Ihe d**g of 11 !> ftl Hie
I-..HU,-. College ni Tampa Pis las!
month Thfat i- the latge-l of the
many Congregational schools tn thin
lOllliflV He ||8S beell appointed lo
conduct special ••*■»*. • e In conitee*
Hon wilt the social stfrvlre work id
the Congregational Church in Beat*
He He arrived lir-San Pyancfaeo
Tuesda-i evening from Seal He on ibe
Shasta limited uml will spend ten
ntt-ys or iiior*1 trfth his parent-* A
raratfon trip in the Paula Cruz
in..iiiitiiiii" ii- planned Iter, Thomas
\ Atkinson lakes his vacation i.e-
glnnlag Mondaj Jlitlj i Hh
A UllH |Q UHl'-t title WH* llle.l *e-
teTilili ' ivv' 'tJeolge 11 i'nrkltlSOB OS
eve.nt.u .*r th- eataie .*( Bngene
Sotiie against Gleauor r Lo,»*e a*
ev.-.iiiti\ of the will of .1 It l.owe.
Ciopertv in l»al« Alio i- iiuidved.
rhartes k Schneitter an* aUorneyi
fm I'aikliitniii.
mh hi* stationed da) and night ni
the rgtlroad atatlona and ducks f..
meet llu* visitors Upon their arrival
Bach boy will *eai ■■ badge ladi*
rtttlhg wh.ti foreign lorrguagc he
roi tr. delegates lo make Ihetr vanis
known The women's clubs »t!i also
give thelt services in aaaUtlng 'he
women al Ihe diffen-iit head-<i
and meeting places of Hu- robgresi
I'.nrr.i!.. is aiming to make this
oi . ■ • Rotable gathering We
i,iiii took up a loliecilon of Jld-
in.-e,*« of
the eongreae, and among those who
contributed were nol onlj 'he
■.ve:i!lli!ei . Il./eti- hill ftlstl Ihe net. ...
boys and school children Even
ihp children "f ibe night schools in
the pom ei hi-* I Imi of tin- ' i'v . oti-
(■ il ai. .i their mile So you -* -■ «*•
are rery deeply latc^eeted
The opening meeiltic of th u-
u -. will he held at I" 30 \ M
August ".'.th at which time either
i ...lent VVIlaott ar'aiht irpresenta-
nve. and ih<* Governai of ih.- stale
Kdltor Times: In last night's Issue of The Times Carl Prederlcj
f.raff writes on "Patriotism." Hej
forestalls me on the some subject, as
I had been Intending to write a
similar article ever since Decoration
day.
Mi '.raff I* right and his rebuke
Is merited. I made similar remarks
on Hecoratlon day.
How little we display our patriot-
Urn and our respect and loyalty to-
ih«* few old veterans in Palo Alto.
It was a pitiable failure.
A handful of school children.j
when the whole school department!
should have turned out: a sprink-j
ling or citixens, when we should
hare had several hundred: a few.
tlags. when we should have had)
them dlaptayed io e\*ry store window and every house'
What Is the trouble here? Are
we losing our grip our patriotism*
ira WW losing our vigor our en-
erg-,"
r..i sevarel years we have not had
a celebration here un a national holiday.' worthy of Milpltas.
What 1* the matter with the people the board of trade, tbe mer-
hants, the lodge*, the people one
and nlI?
Are we then getting BO fat and
Igiy that we have lost our ambition,
lhat we reboot even display the
Bag, 'hat we rannot afford len minutes once a year to honor the few
worthy old veterans who are still
with ii- and have done *o much for
Ire the people gelling BO Indifferent ihut they permit » man to be st
the head of Ibe department 'o sap
i the white slave traffic who I*
■,. it,-- lo delay the course of Jug-
• ■■, . bes .■! • unfortunately, his dntv
U i.i hi* own. when In* ha** taken n
solemn oath in uphold the lawn of
the I.u.ii"
It is a pltv that a stranger In our
midst Should ha*.- to call our nlten-
ilon a* a community to our weakness
baeaase be i- right i' la either
thill nt worse
Ruppuaw we all make an effoit to
r-aaage thb coadttloa when ihe negi
iwtaalon preaenta itself, and try '"
reti.ein ..nr reputation, which in mh-
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