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BR0SIU.J& WHEELER,
1'f.ATTSMOlTTII, XI. It.
H. C SCHMIDT, j
Civil Engineer
Surveyor and .Draftsman
Plans-, SjK-eirieiitions :-iJ K.-ti.natts, J!u-
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Ilns the; )c-t mill nioj-t cv'p.j.H ti' stocl
vi sniuplc-s, both lun-i"n and ,l'r.f-ti
woolfi.s tiiat t vr cmp.e vi-t of Missou'-
rivir. Note t'.K.-e prico: Bii ir.cssi suit
from $10 to iVZ, drt-ss suits, 25 to $ 15,
.litnts f-4, ? ijO, $tj.i0 uuci r.puards.
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rices Defy Comoelilion.
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OFFICE IM COURT HOU5H.1
on .Mi;Ti:oi;i; snow i;i;s.
T I i L I D VI IT3 Or rcFQUili'JT PHr.t-
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iiIImts r .i'i.T si- .v. S. nn-
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liiiii I ; , I ' - ii .:c Ij.'i i: im'ic'i'.l l,o l;c limrc
-(! i',y i':i''ia!! -iim-!is. T!ia is, the
r..i'.- ''Vi'iil of i'ci-;,: i..na!!v laru,-i ami
l i i iiiot iin ti' M- or lo-ol.a !1 is iin.ri' al
In !! I'll' oil !(; i; l i i : ! . -.
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: r.-io i v'. i ' . i i i -" , i'..! liim' i f a j' ;.:! f
;:n: .'.a'- l.-i'vlii of lime iiiiiiii w liii-ii
!;,. ::a!!.'- ! i -t-.-.l is liuc-iy f lf valu
a'.l.' ii' ii:. ry of tlu priiK-ijial
i 'ii -i 'i -! '. s 1 m vi'itl which is ni'Ci'S-
sai-i'y .-. i'ii i.ut I ( w."
i'.i.-.v c!- vo'i :: :!! for these liu tc
i i i-' : !i...vi !-s C"':il.':-; a; regular J".Tioi'..-?"
u.;- :.
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I T;-J - .-; am iliinly j:o.u!avii iti every
;ii; . : )'! v, ith t ' i -': ! ; W re. i J'i a i: u-n! S,
vi.i, !; V! j ..!!. !i:iil) 'til!-.' J.lilllit-j
t r;i I ' i c in i!i.:'i rent 'tr! i:: - ai'oainl tin:
-,i;:i i:i lii.oiy i'i.-! -!!- eini M-fWii;.; :i.s
in,-ii. i is lioni on.: ttai to a.in ; In. r in
o! in .
j in' ii'ii:l1;t i !n'!!i is .-i.'i!y coir.il-le-;.
'Jm-y make n; in .nM.-iltr what
tl; -. !,'.': ia :i.r tliatif we coi.'ni
-,t lier I .-:''( 1,- f a'! tin- laintii" li::iuherrf
ti:a: !:d to liKik ' t: j) a ;iToi!p it iniiit.
111,;1., it i.O-i'.' Vii'y l'o- :t ( -t .1 1 !e MZ'', C .!-
!,...- h the i:nii i.i? 1 1 '"oiu jn ii;. aits a ri: so
sv;.'i! th.-ii tliev ekioai i-.-ii iii v--"i!t)' t.'
ui 'U( -j r..! i in jiml li--ohiti'! in tiici
ja: ihrou-.'ii li.e atmosphere."
What proihn-'s the iio:it i i ! 1 1 which
alwav- i..ilon the pa :a.v.' oT a inotoor.-"'
"The ii-ht which i -; e.-:v while the pas
sa.ir" of -i meteor through tiie aii ia.-i
mav he c!a . partly to the comhui-tion ot
the niiitei i;i!s of tlieairof life, hut. it i.i
inaiiily ait inc an-.h-scciiee of the croini-nH-el
atmo.-phcre v. hicii aceu;uu!ati.'s in au
v !;: 'f an ol 'j'-ct which is uioviuLj many
lime; i lie rapid' i.V t'f -i camion ha.li
ottv.'i, I may ay, with many hundred
tiaie.i lie? ja.'Mity of a camion bull. Un
der tiie-ic co.nliiiuns even t Jk seemingly
lliai-v J-esl-ta.'iee of the air bee on :v?
;ieat a i i:n of n Mjlid body, produciij j
inten.-e heat, an.l in the c;en of a large
meteoric .h5'. I'ieouently resiiliing- in
the fracture, am 1 demolition cf liie object.
'( 'o!i -i-e.l metiers are pdtnetiines seen
with a p-eeiiliar tint of the Ihiiiie. b..'iny
due to the burning: of some special iiigre
diciit of the nu.-leor. We h:ive yellow,
- ri .r t; tok occasi. .liiiiiy red meteors, hut
the ma.i any white like the majority
of th .tar-. It cH-ii. -r ! e said that any
oi:e p'.irt of the earth can tie moiti r(Tcet
ed by the.-e visit a nt s 1 1 ii! 11 ano! ! n-r. . There
is. however, ;i c'.iuri::il periodicity, thf-Iar--er
ir.tmhors heite seen in the early
m.-r:)i.;;r hours wheti tiiat. portion of the J
heavei-.- ci.;!;i; in view toward which the j
lh" orbital motion of the earth i- carry- :
. - . . 1.1 !
ing r.s. e tin-:i .- e not nnn i uiecoai
parai iv; ly few meteors wbo-e speed is
. .. i ::..:.... t .. i!...n- o. m urtilu itn.
Mlll.l It nl ill .li.'.i'ii- ii.. ii v.x .-.....,. .
earth, hut that larger number composed !
of all those which are gathered u; in the
track f the advr.ru tug earth, whether
moving with again-t or athwart its
can
"The r.ppet-.rauec- ,-;f ?ho collected re
sultsof the observation of tlxrtvt.il .eclipse
.if J;iu. 1. l'.-i-D. show s ih-.t thU e; em has i
a.hl-'d many interesting fa -ts to the pre-
vioiis km.i.i -ieuge of such occurrences.
A largo and very perfect, photograph of
'he e:.!o:;a wa.-i obtained by IVofessor
Wiihiim il. 1 "i -keri-ig. of t.'ambiidge,
Ma-s.. and one cf a r.uy.iV.-. r i-i.' by i'ro- j
fess-'T D-rnard. !' the Lick oh-c-rvatory.
"The-e di'i.v ih? sheave-; ,t ceriiug
fragment. :;'.: it the sun's p .!.:. in great
1.!: d. i.iiii '-.it in 4 th" m puiie nature
of many oi h-dvidu .! lihiments. and
coii'lrniin- the pt-.olo-( b -; taken t"t 'i-linvi-'us
sua soot luinlmu'ii ..j" ,?: .5s,
lie:- i end. , her it alaio-t certain that itie i
corona t.t tbi.- peried assuines a symmet
rical form wi?i. i-e.-rularly di-jm-ed lila
in.'ii! c!ir it!-; away ai it lit " .-i ; of t in-
sim - a i - a :i i or- .a-i e p; .-.'. r; :i v. lu-s, - j
le.-.- d'-..-rhni:iated .-irneiure.
"All U..:-.: is vei-y db'ert i:t fro-n w!:at
t-.-; a .iuriiig i.n eclipse when the ae
tivi; v of the &un is in it Ji..i.:h. At J-ncii
tin:'"-, t i e i-orotia has a rudely ijuadrda
ter.d iiutiine. .vj'.'.j four w ings projecting
froe. re-ions ; p; ,1 . oam.-:, ! v 4J degs.
io:-l!i and south of th eii.i.i'.. r. and ibe
w l.elei, made up of curved branching
and int. rlanpg su-cmih is extending to a
mu.-ii creator hi- t-i! c- from ti:' body of
ihe- ::; -'.d v. i.'itiie t iTKie'i iid iiaa.M s
;-;,.- . , u'-.ti:. in. ail .' ':-o- 's d. In regard
10 th." crtciil of the vivii... t .U-'acuh
owoiio-;ve f .iecv.isave eciip-ts oe-eiw-j .
in,!,, ,;,.: -i-ut iiuts c t the earth with
vc rv - a- - ii: r ati o.-p'..c rie con u! ien. A
in:;. I am" e.e'f of i. - wid bl. t out leurii
..f i!... i.-i ;t -.- ueiatt. Th pr-senve cu-ii.-ei:'
. -i io-Un: of these 1,. inter rcoUrgs
mi a v iii.Ti i ' -Igm
.re.-en?.-. cr aO
.,.,2",.,. t.f the condition of tin it :Vf-rva-.
;-!, bur the variation of t; ;e is a thing
. ..'vc a.-' an- .-lion. Wo i i e.e. to have a
i 1 . i in be.e. d Let the broad
'i'itt ,' 'eg i.c:paieii.
LITTLE STORIES OF ANIMALS.
A !; 'Iliut 1 i I fr ii loot MioI.t I ur-
Ileal Ii i.f h ! iv.
"I have never h t anvof my dog, re
trieve birds hincean e uei ieiiee 1
v. ith a cru.-l :poit-man o. ron tin- I M.
waic: iier late on.- fa !!,'" raid a Serantoii
bird filioiiter the other il iv. 1 in- m ui
ii'.vin I a .spleinli'l poiat. r that km-u ;i
goodd-al more about : ome l himrs 1L..1
hi., m.i.-ti-r did, and we were boiii sbo.,;.
iug ijilail.t o r him jil-nig the..oik, of
the river. lb was baru with tin-dog.
and tin poor crea! lire w .is often emu.
pelle.l to do W ililt he knew to he Si -I;-...
je.-s things, just bec;ii-i' he felt Certain
that In- w ould he licked like I he iui.,ehi. f
if he didn't obey. Kach i-ide of the rii-r
was frozen over out to (he nii.iu c hami I,
where there was a s! ri j a! ut a foot wile
that wasn't covered with ice. On.. ,,f
the tp:ail that I shot started to fly aen.-,
the rive r and dropped de.nl on the thin
ice within a few i lie ins of 1 he oj ien cha n-ln-1.
.M v comii.inioll orde red tin- pobc,.
to e.( ;ind get it, and tin- obedient dog
dl bed out Upon tin' ice lib h'i got within
a couple of yards or so of the dead bird,
wl:i u In- halted, for the ice had begim to
crack und. r him. Tle-n he looke d back
at iiis niii-ti r and wagged his tail, and
his actions told us as plain as word-, tiiat
he knew it would he dangerous for him
to pn weed any further.
"J b e' ,ed t he man to call the dog back
and let the minks have the ipi.il, but he
wouldn't listen to me. Again ho ordered
I iie dog to l' tcli the jiiuil in. and again
the dog made an effort to reach h. but
th -ice cracked arid he tunie ! a'-out.
w hi. led pi!"ou y, j. ii 1 hi every way that
h ke.e'.v In.'iV b'-g;-.--.l Pi-, mast, r to call
ii.hn b:.'-!i. ihii 'h b-;:rli' ,s mall wa.-.
l-t r.'tii'!' ! to m : to - ci- g do as be
1. ami he yc'i! 1 S'lvagcly at tin
fr.i. ! t. g -t the d--.id bird. Then (he
doe; : i ; c. 1 - f-.rward ail i nei:'."d ! he ouail.
The ice i:.'.e way iiader him, tiie cur
rent was :;w i."t, and out of sight tin- poor
i'i.'ag wert, with the bird in his moul'ii.
''eit was 1 he last liiec'iar-l man ever .-aw
of his obedient .dog. He hunted down the
river for a long di-tuuo. but it was use
less, for the dog had peri .bed under liie
ice w liih faithfully performing his duty.
The- man was sorry, then, of course, and
indeed the poor dog's death (.aught hhn
a lesson he never forgot."
While hunting partridges near lenuul
Swa.np, in (Tiftoa tow nship, last fall,
Aaron Ihdgood saw a fox scrambling
around in a mud puddle at a great rate,
lie wa - iutei -est id in the aiiimai's ipicer
antt; .-. aruj after he had wai.hed the
lively fox for awiiiio he came io the con
chtsion that it was catchitig frogs, or at
least Irving to catch them. Its tail was
eo- ; ; d with mud, and it was hopping
and jumping .ito.uid b: mud and wate r
upo'i its belly when Jhdgood stoh; up
near enough to see that the dIv fellow
was really gobbling up a frog every few
seconds. Ilidgood said he didn't care to
molest it just then, and while he was
watering its ..;?pers from the midst of a
clump of bushes another i,a, pjirently
the lirst one's mate, sprang into the rnuii
hole from the opposite side and went to
eatrkbvg the long legged occupants of
the puddle on iis own liook. When Bid
good had looked at the cunning freg onc
ers as long as he cared to, he yelled, mi 1
the tw mud covered foxes floundered
out 1 f the puddle in h hurry and scam
pered directly toward the. clump of
hushes w here the hunter was concealed.
They were very iiuj.di frightened, a el
the mud on their bu:-hy tails and in th-v'r
long fur kept their speed down consici
erabivg . and when they came along Bid
good kilied each of them with a cha; .'
of bird shot.
A fox that had been chased by a hound
for ten hours lost its life in a peculiar
way in the Lackawanna valley late on a
day in January. Iieynard had been pur
sued until he was pretty well tuckered
out. and lie ran down into the vah'ey
from the Spring Brook side, lie pointed
for the Lackawanna river, but near the
I tank lie changed his course, swung
around a large coal breaker, and ran up
Ji? steep iiichne to the head house at the
top of the breaker. Through the head
'muse he dashed, and then ran aic;:g a
beam, sprang from the end of it to a
ei'.hn pile, and scampered up the refuse
railroad track to the summit, where culm
vas dumped. At the dump the fox
darted pa-t a lxy and a mule, and started
;,- sdide down the steep pitch of loose
mine refuse toward the river. The base
of the culm pile has been on tire for sev
eral years, the fire extending up the side
for forty or fifty feet. When the fox
had Iwgun to slide dow n he couldn't stop
himself, and he felid right into the mass
cf .dewing anthracite and was so badly
burned bcto-e he got through it that he
1-iy down and died doac to the river
bank. The hound, inside 'of hajt" an
hour, loped up the incline to the head
house. It nosed around and hayed for a
few .seconds, lost the scent, and then
da', ed down the slope to a spot where it
had left the level ground. There it got
on the track again, and when H started
up the plane the second time one of the
men threw chunks of cord St it and it
wen: yelping out of sight. yeraiuou
Letter in New York Sun.
A I-pt.ij' Eccentricity.
M. Thivrit-r, a woikinginati, :-hcted as
s icb to the present chamber of deputies
in ti.M: ;.i wears all the time in public
the bioii-e v. i.u j is the badge of a la
borer in that country.' M. Ttuvrier be
gan work in the coal mines at Commen
toy, France, when twelve years old, and
for tvyenty years remained in them, han
dling the pick. Afterward he became a
viuegrower and dealer in wines. He is
a Socialist, but net a communist, "for,
having." as a Fru.ch paper put-s it, "ao
tjiiired his capital by his own hard work,
he cannot cadly understand how that
eaohal should belong to all the woild."'
Th.
. ii I,;
1 caret
r he has stuck to
his w oi-kii:,gm-a .-j ih.u-.?, nnl it was
largely upon the strength of that pecu
liarity tiiat he was elected a depuy. J le
is s.n'.l t o be a mau cf unusual iuteili-j,-euc.tt
a;: :i good speaker. Wb.en he
came to Vnra to i'uc- his pert Lis blouse,
which h.- u-.:; e not only at i';e ch ;ojb r
bur at rece; '.'oi:s and all 01!) r functior.s
v. hi- h b.' e traded, made l im uf oiie
a.n.-..-raL iViis Letter.
VKLU)VSTOXK (JKYSKUS.
I
CX-SUPT. HENDE.RSON TELLS OF A
I VISIT TO THE NATIONAL PARK.
Tlic (ir.'itl SiiiuIith of 1 lint Voii.lrrluil.
lii,apii.i'aii-c f 1 1. IIiiI'h Wlii ScmI-
1 11 'p .if li ll'i'i-4'iit c'j Her hiicI fnlni
( OlIl.IH 1 ll T-.lK'Kt.
I aecouipaliii.l it j tarty cousin! ing uf Mrs
I. Aiuory, .Mus Aimii, lic-r l;iu: liter, hih! S.
11., lu-r son, of I'on.l da Lac, Wis., and Mrs.
lb C Waters, of I'.illiiigs, Mon., on a t.air of
explc .rut ic hi.
Our purpose on leaving the (Jrnnd caiiyim
wits to i-it tlio sfciie of u recent .'ruptioii
caiwd by Hie c iirlliqnaUn at tlio Jll.iek vol
eanie I .:.- ill, si I uuted aliout inidway bet ween
Ilia toita.l eaino.i and Yellow.-toiio lake
fa approaching the; volc ania basin tlio cl.iy
wc le ft 1li3 lake, we saw va-t c-lniids of vapor
ri-ing at a jiniiit smitli and ey.-tof the lleli-her.
h'ai ki lling the s;ieed of our horses, we
reac-licd thelield of aetieii in time to witness
one of tin; most phenomenal exhibitions of
vulcanic energy to he nu t with in this land of
wonders where everything is phenomenal.
There is a circular basin alxaut ono hundred
and fifty yards in diameter, in the center of
which is n crater about sixty feet in eiretini-
fi reneo ami about fifU'i li feet in depth. Out
of this crater a--cc!ided Jeiiae clouds of steam
that was jjiveu olf ':1 suecessivo pulTs.
TUli MUD nKLClIEn.
At lirst soden.se was the vamr we c-ould
only hear tlio coniniot ion in the calilnm, us
if a thick pudding were slapjied agam?t the
w all by n gigant ie unison's trowel. At ohm
point we saw what .-o-ined like a huge blacl
t . ag ue or an en. .run ais panic hru-h, resem
bling th.) suite il liM.-d by a blacksmil II to keep
eli' tii- s, oiil y a thou .aad tiiae.- larg'T, shcH.it
nut beneath the clouds and reach I ivciity-five
Ic -t i:ii the sloping crater, then flowly re-
ec.1..', 1,-aviiig a tide k coat of dark, slimy
i lint on the wall. For a few second.-, the
wind onme in pull's and forced back t he cloud.
Thi- mud volcano has evMeiit.lv been inactive
for several hundred years. The outside wall
i i.-it :i from ten to twenty feet and is coinjMtscd
of tho t-auio pitchy substance as that seen at
the point of present activity. There is a
channel through which this mud oneo flowed
clown into the Yellowstone river.
H tlii walls are composed of the same ma
terial, and the quantity discharged iluriii,
former eruptions must have hern enormous.
Th'j ernptions occur at interval.- of about an
hour and continue unt il these waves of mud
mulii' l lie c-ireiiir. or me crater. 1 emtio as
the exliil.it ion of energy now is it is insignifi
cant compared with what it must havo been
wh' ti it sent its torrid lava in a continuous
stream twelve feet wide nnd six feet deep
into the river fiver a thou-.aud yard-; distant.
On the following day we went from the
Lowr (ieyser Pa-in hotel to r- an early
eruption ol the Fountain g-yser. TheJCvan
g' icjie geyser in the Parana.-us bar.in never
fails to cxeitt! tl;o wonder and admiration of
the toiu-ist when attention is called to it. It
is heart snaped and has a benutif uily silicate.-!
boiil ! with two graceful curves that rcsc-in
bUc bit' ccub!e lobes of a heart as draw n by
St. Valentine urtist.s.
No contrast can bo prearc-r than thut which
wc:--,iw in the Rvangeline and that wiiicb we
saw a few moaients later in the new geyser
situated about two hundred yards east of the
Thauatopsis, or about four hundred yards
from the better known Fountain geyser. Be
fore reac hing the Paranasti.s basin, and as w e
swept around the western base of Porcupine
butt?, Mrs. Amory called attention to a con
tinuous discharge of steam that rose to an
immense height about a mile distant, und
suggested the propriety of hastening in order
to sco au eruption of the Fountain. Know
ing well the location of the Fountain geyser,
I had no hesitation in deciding that the great
steam dischargea we were witnessing could
not l-o that of the Fountain, but must be an
ent irely new out break, caused doubtless by
the ecrttupuakci.
Nor could I remember seeing anything in
that neighborhood that could possibly have
developed into a great steam-aqueous geyser
of the tirst magnitude, except the Bat's Wing,
a mi let geyser of the gas-aqueous variety,
find out tnat had been growing less and less
every year from tao. fact that the two wings
of the twin lake that composed it had been
steadily depositing a white silicate substance
rescnibiir.g isinglass. This deposition goiug
on much faster in winter, Indicated, Judging
from the rapidity w ith which the lakes have
beeu diminishing since ISSo, that in a few
years the Bat's Wing would beeomo a subter
ranean lake, frozen over, so to speak, by the
accumulating deposits.
TUE TEHPEST.
On reaching the scene of activity we soon
realized that there was much more than
steam. There was a turbulent roar as fit
great w .?. ves dashing against each other, im
mediately after which wave after wave swppt
outward and drove us from the position we
had taken. Then there was a moment's lull,
at which time wo followed the receding
waves a few yards, to be driven back as soon
as the et thing caldron had accumulated
fresh energy to hurl agaiu its colliding waves
into the air and outward iu a vast circular
sweep of over ISO yards.
As the suu rose higher we got an occasional
glimpse of the great torrid waves that dashed
into each other and rose to the height of over
sixty feet, or it might have beeu even twice
that height, as it was impossible to see how
far these waves ascended amid the dense
tlc;.n.: that enveloped them, as mountain
peaks are often hidden iu misty mantles of
gray.
"What a tcrriiic tempest!" I exclaimed,
addressing Mrs. Amory, the lady who had
been the first to call attention to this uew and
extraordinary gusher.
"it is a tempest, indeed," t-ha replied,
''and,'' added Mrs. Waters, f it could have no
more suitable name if you were to hunt the
encyclopedias for mouth,'1 And amid the
roar of the contending waves, burled from a
bubterraneau boiling sea, we concurred in
naming it the Tempest ge3"ser.
Before leaving the Tempest I instituted a
-on.rch for the twin lake that I had named
the Lisas W;..g geyser as long ago as
but it was no.vnere to t found. Tbi? infer
ence to be drawn from all the facts is that it
had beeu buried by a process of self sealing,
and tht The subterranean gases at this and
other points were powerful enough when
their outlets are closed to cause au euxth
quake and culminate in just such exhibitions
of volcanic energy as that seen at the ilurri
ta?o and Whirlpool geysers iu the Norris
basin, the Black volcano on the Yellowstone
river, the Excelsior i. e., IleiPs liaif Acre
ou the vet side of the Firehole river, and
the more recent Temjiest ou the east tide of
the same river and about three miles lower
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