Nebraska Newspapers

    12 Tl-LE COLAHA. DAIL BEE , , SUNT3)ArAUGUST ) 10 , ISflO-'rWEIjOl ' PAGES ,
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WORK FOR OURSOLDIERS BOLD1
Ambitions Military Hen "Who Would "Wel
come ! War "With Ingland.
VALOR RUSTING . IN ITS SCABBARD
An QM knllor' * vVdin Irntlon of Itlalim
-Jiistiof ! ISriUllrjr'M Mm licmiitluiil
K ' ( .TMllloil IlU Ojilllloil of tlio
IStilnt Frank n. Ciirpcnl'r.l
, August 7.-S-n'cIal [ to Tun
BIT. ] Hmltio and the buhilng sun matters
nro still the chief subnct ] o ( gossip III naval
nnd nillltliry circles. Tlio ofllcers of tlio
n nny nro tireil of the Innocus desuetude cn-
foiced upon tlwin liy peace mill thoyoJng
incn among the Woat 1'olntcrs would glmlly
wdcoiiio nny trouble ? which would sh'o them
a clmiicc to ilsc. It li much tlio snino in tlio
navy , mid if aviir should break out with
Kngland the Uultoil States will Imvo Hun
dreds of ambitious moil who will lump to
fight. I Hjiuit lust ueclcat Dour 1'arh und
found quite a military coterie tliero. Among
tlicin T.UIS . Colonel Kdlogg who served for
years on the stuff of General Thomas nnti
who married , I think , Oenrrnl Thomas'
daughter. Ho was on ( Soneral Sheridan's
BtnlT uttliu tliiioho died , nnd ho had been In
tlo regular army for Uventy-llvo years. In
s-ieahing of the English aiul tlioir actions ,
last night hi ) voiced * llio sentlmentof iinny
of his fillowt vhcii ho siiidi " 'Vur
Is thn soldier's harvest. Our nimv
has hud no cliunco to dlstln'ulj > li itself since
lotPi ana1 the , olhYcri of the rofjulir tinny
vould welcome a war with Unhand , As for
mo I spent four } o.irs lighting the soutli and
Ihavopiit liisevcntecnyoiM lightingIndians
nnd I would now like to liavo nlmnro at tlio
English , If Julinny Hull can't tuko caw of
Cunada it ought tobolonif to us and If lie
gets Into trouble with us uovlll take it. If
wo don't ' want it wo ean B'IVO it to the Irish
nnd I Imuijliio tlio Irish sjjnputlit/urs on the
other sldo woulclinalw things lively In u con
test w"h the United Stutcu. "
Undo Jerry Husk was ono of the party who
listened to Colonel ICollojg's roinii'ksimd
the quwtion next oamo ujias to the avail iblo
tioopa the UnlU'd States had *
IN ctsi : m'Tiioimr.i' .
Our militia was rofcrroJ to and the secre
tory of agriculture , though ho stated that ho
did nothnu an opinion to cxpiossas to ] the
situation stated that ho could ralso a division
In Wisconsin in twenty-four hours noticoand
that the other states of the union could
probably do the sumo. ,
ffAdmlral Queen , who didsuoh good service
duringthu Mexican war nnd the latoimpleas-
nntness , wiw very conservative in regard to
Ills views. Thollrstn.ueition , ho thought , to
bo decided was whether wocro light , and
in discussing th'o gravity of the situation he
said U reminded him of the story of the old
negro who was Imnspn-loJ from the south to
Africa , Ho was landed luonoof the worst
of thocurtliauako regions and shortly after
Ills arilvjil the land began to tremble , the
tiecs swayed and the houses fell. The old
darkey Hopped down on his knees and prayed.
Ho proved harder than ho had ever prayed at
nsoutborn camp mooting and us the porspira-
tlou and tlio tours rolled down his ebony face
lie screamed out the t olio wing : "O good
Lewd , como down here and save this poor
nlirguhl Como quick , La\vd \ , como yousof' '
Don'tsondjou son , for , Lawddis , Uno place
forolilllunl" "And so , " concluded Admiral
Queen , "if wo luvo a war for England it will
boa lively ono and it will bo tin pluco for chil
dren. "
Another naval ofllccc1 in commenting upon
the way in which Ulaino lind handled the
Amcilcnn end of the dltputo , told ono of
Dick Wintersniltli's stories of Blaino. It related -
lated to a sailor who was \VashIngton and
who mot Dlaincfor the first time. When ho
mis introduced ho looked Blalno all over and
eiild , "Aro you the Illniiio who was bora in
Poniisylvnulivi" ' 'Vcs , " replied the Plumed
Knight , "Iwaa bom thcro. " "Are you the
DIulnowho win in congress nnd who made
the brilliant speeches as the republican kailor
ofthohousoi" "Yes , " said Blaliw , ' lliavjo
been In the house , too. " "Aro you the
Bliilne , " the old sea eaptiln wont on , while
his look of admiration growstro'igor and
stronger , "who has so\eral times been a
candidate for the presidency of the United
States nnd wliono speeches i hnvo read for
tlio lust twenty jcars ) " "I have
been In the senate , " said Dlalno , "and I
have made some spceuta. " " "Well , " con
cluded the snilop an ho reached out his hand
for another shako. "Iant to tell you that
I think you mo the smartest man In the
world.Vliy. . " hero ho stopped buck and
looked lit Ulnjiic , "you could do anything. I
bollovoyouooula do any thing , I behove you
couldsall ( iroiuid Capo Horn and back again
ox A SUINOI.I :
and do it so well thnt you would not oven wet
' the stnt o ( your IHUIU. "
Two of the richeat young men In the United
Btutos nro. now stopping at llcer Park. They
nro youiif'ICiiir ( , the son of the great Texas
fiittlo owner , imcl the young fellow who mar
ried King's daughter. King was oiiRiuallj' a
steamboat captain on tbo .Mississippi liver.
Ho went out to Texas and when ho died a
few jeiiraiipo ho ln < l nwro cattle than any
other niiin in the world , Ills \\Idow now
miningcs liU ottnto and lunclcistand that her
cowlwys hniudcd something like thirty
thousaucl ealvei" tliia siiring. This
would roprcscut a held of some
thing like three or four thousand
cattle , and the King boys nro worth millions ,
When I saw tlioui each were a soft hat of a
dove color , nnill was told that they uaiiio to
Deorl'ark , In broad brimmed straws of the
Btylo common In Toxus. As soon as thov saw
that Ilio30 were not In fashion at Door I'arlt ,
ono of them toh'irninhod an order to a hattci
In New "York , and tlio next dny the stylish
bats which they now wear ciiino O , O. 1) ,
This story was told mo in company with
Jerry Uusk , and as I commented upon Ids tall
whitnplui ; , hosaid ; "I don't wonder thut
the King boys wauled ndltYoient style of hat
If they were not In fashion , livery part of
the country lias I u O\MI head gcur , imd '
( hall never forgot
\x CM'Hiiir.xcr. or MINK ,
i lit IsanUiskot , uoar Iloston , I was governor
< of Wisconsin at the tlmo and out there \vo
I thought nothing win BO genteel as a black
silk llio. I onuie cast to get n shoit mt ui
the sou shore und vhuii 1 landed at Kantas-
liot bouch I found that only myself and the
coachman won ) wearing high hats. Tlieso
Hostonchonroa ciulous sort of people , you
know. 'J'hoy wrthCto look at your genoloelenl
trco and anulym your blood to see thut it li
blue before Uioy have much to do with you ,
I They i-.spcclallv afraid of anything that Is not
fi-oin Now England or that isnt all out of tlio
vayandl , wancloicd ni-ound among them for
h i-codajs before nny ot them spoke to me.
hud uovcr been treated so buforo and
couldn'tiindei'staiidlt ami 1 at last bidJ to
nybdf that it must bo my hut ,
nt once went to my room
iiid put on a Uttlo traveling cup that made
no look llko the devil but whlcli was not xiu-
Iko some of the huts of the Bostonc'se. I
hen went down and posed on the hotel nlnzza
and I hud not boon pitting there IIvo inlnutoa
> oforo a man ciunoup and spoke to me. lie
vas a ono-lci-Rod limn uiullio had adrand
vriny button in the lapel of his coat. Ho no-
iced my button and from thnt utVod. inu
vhcro 1 nas fiom. I told lilin that I was
'roin Wisconsin. "Indeed , " said ho. "I
mow an elegant fellow in "Wisconsin. Hols
ono of the brightest niul brainiest men I
know , " "You do , and who Is hoi" said I ,
'Ills uunio U Uusk , " replied thotuio-leggcd
lostoiilim. "Ho Is governor o ( the state. "
Ves , " said I cooly , as I looled the cue-leg ,
peel iiuxn In tlio eye , "I know him butter than
oudo , nnd lean tell you , you uro mistaken
n your opinion of him. Ho's n whelp. "
" \Vhutl" \ slid ( ho man , nud ho jumped
'rom his seat und pniuced nrouud on hU ono
eg as if bo wore golu to gut mad. lie
urned to go away nud I called him buck
igulu nnd made liliu tit down. As ha took
us chair I soUl , "Jl seema to tao that I Uavo
met you boforo. Have you over tccu In
i"
Washington - >
"YcH"wnslho reply. - - -
"Have youcvor bccfl before the invalids'
pension committee of thehouwl1' '
. 4Vos , " ho again replied , "and were you
there ! " .
' 4Yes8nidI , "Iwastlrachalrmanof that
ommlttce. "
0 "Why , " snldtbomnn ,
"rou'KB otii utsK iiiMsrir , "
and with that wo azain ihook. The twin hul
not seen mo for yoara and nir hnlr utid bcnnl
hint grown white. Under that little travel
ing cap ho did not know mo , and I don't
Riipposo ho would have foeognifced mo under
the title. I got a now bat n day or so Inter
ami I found things us plcaidut as I could
wish. "
I mot Jus tko Biilloy fotchr supreme cour
nt Deer 1'ark. ' Hcloft U'lishlnwton nt the
close of the seislonnot fooling ntull veil and
catno to the mountains expecting to spend
butafow dnjs. Ills health improved so
aplilly that IIP brounhtiip liU family and do-
lued to reinnln for the suinmur. Thiro Is no
lore remarkable man In the United States
dA * liradloy. bouttlvo feet so\en
high , ho bmnt tcvoiity-s < 'ven jcnrsof
goat sDilngyawalk nnd asgooJn digestion
s any voutifrl.nvjer of thiity. lie conies
rU'lnallvfrom Kwv Vorlr , nndwhen I : net
lijuthootheruiKht I asKed him as to tlio
ruth of the story nbout his boyhood , nnd
hut ho was asked vhen ho was ten yeara
Id as to what lie was going to
> o nud had demurely replied that ho hud not
ct decided \\hotlier hovould bo piesldcnt
f tlio United States orjustlcoof the supreme
; ourt. Justlco I3radluy vopllcd. " o. that
vai not the corieet btory , but soraotlilnjj
enlly dM ociiir llko it I had been reading
i history of Kngliind and wasinuih interested
n Charles I.Vlii'ii tlio above question wis
islced 1110 I replied that I wanted to bo
ither a
JUDOI : on v mva
ndtbat od the vholol luid decided that I
vould r.itherbo njudye , as I fouud that the
udgcs hilled kluys. "
.lustico Biadloy has oiioof the raostrc-
narlfixblo
nimls of the country. Ho Is a noted matho-
natlclaiiandono of the curiosities of his con-
titutionls th.it ho rum to llguios for rest.
le likes to roelcon up the hour tli.it the
un will sot uu the odd days of the year BODO ,
or Instance , and ho has been even known to
nnku almanacs und calendars of various
cinds forfnn Iteis now amusing himself at
Deer I'nik in this way and the first nl&litho
irilved hocnt oat and staked oil naumlor
> f points fioiu the north star , and tie lias
sitico calculated the altitude , the latitude and
.ho longitude of his present situation. lie
seeps the malls hot \vitli letters to thoollliers
of the geological survey , nnd ho has a belter
cnowledgc of wliero Door I'.irlt actually is
, liai : any other nun in Iho country. 1 found
lim Hguriitg away in the writing room the
ither night , covuiny a sheet of foolscap
with algebraic signs , and ho is , tone
no , nn intellectual voudcr. Ho is
> noof the alilost Juroi-awhooversnt uiioiitho
jench , and you \\lll lind his opinions In more
than foity volumes of our supreme court ro-
> orts. lie worlts about ten hours a day
.vlien . hois in Washington on supreme court
work , Jind hodoctlt till for puw lo\eof the
woilc. He could Imvo retlicd alialfa doicn
anil inoro years ago , but ho sticks to tlio
> ench tw though ho hud a reputation to mike
nstcadof liavingniadoone , and ho will die
with a law book in his'i.iml ' , I akcd him to
day as to wliethcr he , thought the law of
fered as many advantages to young men today
as It did when hocntcied upon Its practice.
Iloruplbd , "I tblnlc itdOes , though tlio coiu-
pelitionls gieatur. Still tliero is nioio money
Lobo mule attholawnow than ever before.
The fees are higher and the practice U chang
ing to correspond with the changes in life
in d civilisation. "
"Do you think , judge , " said I , "that the
lawyers of today are : is great in their profes
sion as were the lawyers of the past ! "
"I don't ' know , " suid Justlco Br.idloy. " 1
doubt much whether wo have nny greater
lawyers today than we had in the past. The
lawyers of today have too much to do , and
too Uttloti mo to think. Jt Li thought upon ,
law ( luostions that makes tlio matured mind
of the lawyer nnd the fact that questions are
being settled by laws give the lawyer
IUSS plIXhlXOTO DO.
iVcoilo \voiilddccIJoevcry question
would bo the death to urcitness among lnw-
yers. Jt would , lu fact , cause their Intellec
tual suicide. "
. -jjjk
"Do you .remember your first feejudso ? "
said r.
"N"o , " was the reply , "I caii'tsny that Iclo.
I did a , lot of sinnll Join before I got big ones.
I taught while i. was in college and while I
was studying law at .Newark , X J.,1 , edited
fora short time a newspaper there , I was
sent byit to Trenton asltscorrcspondoiitand
tliero reporting the leyislaturo I acciuircd
ti good acqualntnucoltli \ incii all over the
state vhich helped mo in my practice. I
praetiiCil nt tha bar thirty years and I was
admitted iu 1840. "
Bnetiking of cieatluvyers recallsa cliat I
had last week with Uncle Jerry Huslc about
Walt . "Matt ' '
Carpeutor. Carpenter's widow1
said the secretary of agriculture , "is now liv
ing In Milwaukee. ScnatorCaipontcr leftaii
estate of about $90,000. This w.is made
xip of his lifo Insurance policy of
' and his library , whlcli sold for
about $10,000. Senator Carpenter mndo nri
immense anwuiuof moiioy at the lav , but he
never saved a cent , anil it was only iluo to his
friends that his lifo insurance policy was
kept up. Ho would Inivo allowed it to lapse
i two had not urged him again and again to
attend to it end lind not seen that be did at
tend toll. j\s it was Ids wlfo was left enough
to live upon , nud she has Increased the
amount by careful IiivestMicnt.
"Wbat was the secret , " "said I , "of Car
penter's success I"
"MnttCnipontcr , " icplied General Tlusk ,
"lindwonderful ability as a speaker , and ho
was a greater lawyer than a statesunn. He
hail that kind of ainind by whidi howns
able tobelicvo tint every case ho took up had
the right on his side , and what's more than
that , ho could malto jou bellovo
ItVlieu ho cimo to the
senate ho had to decide for himself vvhicli
side of a casowa ) the right one and ho told
ipo oncoth.it . ho did not like it and that ho
would prefer to have some one else
_ i MA hi : THE iicisioroil : HIM ,
as lie might choose the wrong side , and in
tint caio It would bo an iiitollatual impossi
bility almost forliim to reverse his decision.
"benator.Matt Carpenter , " said Cioveuioi
Husk , "was a wdl read man , but hisgreitcst
intellectual possession win his knowledge ol
the blMo. lie Imow the Scriptures by heart
nnd bo could quota verso and text in illustra
tion of any point whether he was hofom a
jury or upon thostunip. Ho often corrected
pieachi'i-s in their quotations and when the
storleseliniglnglitm with leading ndlssoluto
lifo were published the people ot Wisconsin
vould not lelioio them , nnd the preachers
stood up for him , Ho told mo once how
ho carao to make such a btiuly of
the blblo. It was when lie began to
study Uw. He wanted to betaken into the
onlce of liutiis Choato and bo called upon
Oboatent his law oflico in Boston for his ad-
vlco nnd permission to study -with him.
Clioato looked ut hi in for a moment and tlier
aslipd him If be was la earnest. Ho replied
that ho wai and Mr. Choato told Idni that if
ho wanted to become a great law vor ho must
go homo aiiilleain tlio bible by heart. The
bible,1 said he , 'Is ' the foundation of all law
nnd If you'want to become a great luwyci
3011 mubt Ituowlt. It you -want to mnke :
wed speaker , study the ulblc , for the bible i.
the foundation of all good speaking.1 Young
Carpenter did not U \\hiittoimko \ of this
advice , but ChOiito icfuMil toadnilt him to
Ills otllco until ho hud Icaruod It ami ho wont
homo mid beuaii the work , IIo worked
day andiiigbt ferhovcn inontlis and at tbo
end of thattlmocamo back to Choato bavin * .
committed the \\liolu \ to inomoiy. Ho then
stnctlcd 13laek ! > toiio nnd ICent , buthoonco
told nw thnt he thought thut thetlino ho put
In on the bible ; uis the bt'st sxnL | time of his
\\holollfo. \ Hesaidho never madoaspeecl
or tried a ease that ho did not use the knowl
edge thus acquired tind the power the case
TIlKMOHKOf Till : Illlll.i :
ho threw Into It , His qtiotatloas alwaystoolf
\\lth \ \ llio Jury and a slice of the old aiulncnv
tcstaincut often bolstered up some very poor
evidence. Matt Carpenter's llrsth.ir euso
was ono in which bo appeared against his
grandfather. Ho gained the suit anil re
velvet ! a gold ring worth $3iusjds Hrst fee. "
FlCAMC 0 , C.VIlPUNTEll.
SiCKlicaJacliols the bnno of many lives ; tc
cuixj nnd prevent this annoying complaint use
Dr. .1. II. JIcLwa's Uttlo Ll\er \ mid Klduej
1'illets. U'hoy are ngreenblo to take and gentle
tlo in their act ion.
Dr , Birnoy cures natnrrli , Bee bldg.
O i
Mr.Sealovo fat hh seushoro cottago-M ) )
clear , pleasotellyour djiugbter to sing some
thing less doleful. Mrs , tJealovc-Ttut I
not our duuguttr , my love , U'hat Ij tbo fog
horn.
horn.Dr
Dr , Bivnoy cures catarrli , Bco
THOUGHTS IX LIGHTER VEI !
Trifles Light as .Air for the Delectation of
Summer Icad.'rs.
WHAT DUMLEY'S ' DOESKINS NEEDE
"Mt'Our.ijjeniR ? ! t from Mlts AElntJin *
1'aiia DIIIIQ but "Wouldn't
t-TIio Kirs Ditl it-Sumo
Air
Ai'ooinplhliodtlioSntnf Purpose.
\Vashinpton Post : "Dkl you to to tlio
ounlry for iv vncatlon 1" usl < ed ono buslticj'J '
nun of iinothcr.
"Ko ; Ipub lutwico txi mnny lioura tit tlio
fllcc und got just ns tlivd tli.it way. "
lie KjilliorMliOH It.
AVhltcsldo HcniM : U'nitcr ll.ikoil turk-
hoit-rlbs-bocJ-bi-oivii potaloos veal stcff ,
oust pork nn' npplosatu , blown brcaJ , Ice
mi' ' tun !
IU11 Umpire Just bring 1110 tlio
usual tiling.
" \Vaitcr-tIo\v \ , sah ?
33,11. tlniplroA roast , please ,
Tin ; I Use nnd I'lill ,
Clothier txiul Furnisher : .Brlffps-Thcj'
; ay \vutch Itcep- * better tiincwhcu It Is kept
nt n certain dlstnii co from tlie frwuiid. That
nustbo why loiifals so irregular ,
-l don't sco tlw point.
isputuo aooftcn.
Sonic
" \Vashinpton Post ! "So you culled on Miss
tlintlinglo'B rather to nak lor herlumJl"
"Yes. "
' Did he glvoyotiiiny oncourascinontl"
A Uttlo. Ho said hollkod ni'nerve , "
Tlirro U'usn't Itooin.
Kew "i'ork Sun : TotlliiK'-t soothatoncof
.ho . authors of "Beautiful Snow'1 Is ilcad.
Dimllng Did thoioat attend tlio futier.ill
*
iV Scotcli IllUV-rcncp.
St L.otis ! liopubllc : An old Scotch lady
vlio lived a consiclornblo distance fioui tlio
clmrcli was in theliubitof driving
ever to the service , Her coichuwn , vhcti ho
eonsMcreil the sermon iio.irly nt an ciul ,
would slip out qulotly for the purpose of
mvliiK the cnrrlngo icacl.v by tlio tlmo tlio
scnlco vas concluded Ono Sunday John
otuvnod to tlio ihurth ami , after lian inff
iboat thedoois fora considcraolo time , prow
injiltient , anil , i > opphig hi his head , discov
ered the minister iirKiiliiK1 ns hard i over.
Jreepiiigiloxvn thonislo to\vu'.l , his mistress ,
10 vnisperedi "Is ho no near chino yetl"
'Dunel" returned tlio old lady Iti u high
state of Indignation , for her pitienco liad
hcui uxhautitcd , "he's half an boor
since , but he'll nastou. "
SjtlllC Slll 3ll.
Head of the House Mr. Amulet ,
[ don't object to jour coming to the bouse ,
jutyou must stop smoking thobovilo cipar-
ttcs hi the jurlor , The smell is all over the
louse.
"VouiigMan I liavcn't ' been sreokinj cigar
ettes , sir ,
Ileucl of tbo House Heavens ! Ileftthoso
ovcishots in thu'ou'ii I
ri Oiil It.
I'hlladolplila Times : A r.u-islan dandy re-
conllv had a cr.iyon xiictureof liimselt niaJo ,
which boiiftcrvvatd pretended to find fault
with.
with.It
It docs not benrthcsliprhtest resemblance
to me , " ho said , "and I\villuot tnko it , "
The artist protested , but all to no avail.
All rik'ht , sir. " ho remarked finally , "if It
don't ' look at all like you , of course I can't
reasonably expect to fjct paid for it. "
After tuo diuutytindlotttlio printer added
to tbo portrait nmagnificent piir ot nsses'
can nnd exhibited it in a vviudowthusaltered
to the ga/e ot the curious public.
It had not been long ao exposed \vhcn , the
dandy brol into tlio artist's studio in n.
rajo ; , and Ihidiui ? that thi-cats
ainountcil to nothing lie at Lust offered to luy
it at a coubiderablo advance upon tboori ul
price.
It wasn't strange you dida't recognize your
rcscmbianco to the picture nt llrit , " said the
painter , "but ! knew you'd notice the likeness
as soon as I added these ears. "
Inyiii in a Stool ; .
Munsey's Weekly : Young Man Iwant
halt a do/on cii Uement [ ; rings , assorted sizes.
Jeweler Ono it usually enough at a time ,
sir.
Young Man I know It , tout I'm going down
to the seashore for two weeks.
TI > o > r lcl Jincl tlio Hoc.
JDni/7iiMoii ( / ( RcpubKcmi
A yell rang outl
Tlio distant wood
lie-echoed with the cryi
'Tvas such a shout
J\s Stvn tor could
N"otecinal if ho try.
I hastened there
The qniv'riis air
Seemed racked as If pain ;
.And saw a. maid
Dcop In the glade ,
Shiiokingvith ml0'ht nnd nnln.
Spiingiiu : tohor laskolto kuo\v
\Vlnt inmlo her yell and tremble so ;
Shosilid she'd picked abumble-ljce ,
Tbinlciiu'lt A\as \ a blactberreo.
n
He..ilth Oflleer-"IIaro you ever
been iaoculatcd < "
Jlr. Kroinloy ( rather apologetic.dlj * ) ,
"Free times , boss ; dn'sall ,
Health OWcor-"Whut for ? "
Mr. liroinloyVonst fcr stealln' clilclt'ns.
woust for 'tault and batt'ry , an' when I
jint'd d' Masons.
; V AcOIH'lttC I > cllllltlIl. (
Xou * VorlcSani "Mnirni , whit's twins ! "
asked the smallest child. 'Ikiuxv , " ropliocl
anolderono.bofoio . the Mother could ans
wer. 'Twins is two babies just the sanio
URO , three bibioiaro triplets just the same
ase , three biliiesaro , triplets , four aio
rupcds , nnd llvo are centipcilcs. "
s Ibr Jiivcntloiu ,
Munsey's U'cekly : A trap on tbo spur of
the moment for fitting Ideas. By u Literary
Man.
A pracoful sleight ot hand , By n
AVooed. Maiden.
A stiitloniiry frame of mind. By an Absent
iMIiidedMnn.
A susnciidcr for the animation of infimtJ ,
Hyn PJaehelor.
A new tinio killer. By a City Cousin in the
Country ,
A focus for the oycs of passengers on tbo
stieut cars. By a Bashful Man ,
llct vcoii Two l <
l-'rcddlo I have the hardest
luck I ever heiird of , III * HlotherVliat
mikes you think so , Froddiol Tieddlo
"NMiy , vheiil'in well I Imvo to go toHcliool ,
nnd wlicu I'm sick you n-'ako mo take that
iinsty cod liver oil.
A it other ICxir | < > -.slori AViinlliilatcd ,
Smith , Guy ! i Co.'s ' Montnly ; "Ilowaro
dlco iiiiuloi" "Isupfoso tlioy.ive cut ou of
bono or Ivory. " "Then the ole baylnir mist
bowronu. " "What old saying ! " " 1'ho dlo
is cast. "
_
Or o Counter llc'partoo ,
Clothier nnd Furnisher : StnartlelshV111 \
you ifu.ir.mteo tint the color of this polka del
nock tlo will hold on a wet duyl
lluddleiph Yes ; the color \\lll not runhut ,
tlio rain will knock tlio .spots out of It.
Tlio liiiiinir in a Hot ? .
Smith , Gray & Co.'s ' loathly : Drown
Can you toll me what Is tlio funniest pait ol
Smith Ills tail , I ciiess ; It's such a MM- .
Hro-\n \ Jtol Tlio funniest put of a do0' Is
his lungs.
Binitu--IIow clo you malto that outl
Hro-m 'llioy are the seat of Ills pants
don't jou scol
Offered IIin Coiuloleiioc ,
Munsoy'a Wocklyi MiQooUn Yo inow
ino brother Molko I
O'Kasjaii-Oi lo.
McGookln IIo's gene to do state legisla
ture.
ture.O'liasanPocr
O'liasan-Pocr dlvll I Hov lou ? \vas ho
slut up for !
An nxunllocl 1'ost.
New Orleans I'lcayunoi A boy who ran
way with an "Undo Tom's Cabin'1 ' troupe
horn tilt lie la now leading imu ol
J
of the company , He load tbc donkey lo and
from the train In oncnigtit towns.
HtMVUttfl .
Washington 1'osti "Yon'vJ been rlillucrn
bicycle , I lieiir/'saijonodeuartmcut ' clerk to
anotlicr.
"Just for cxnctso , you know. "
"It has i-cdacod 'your velghl some , 1
think , "
"Yes , I have f.dlea off a groU doil. "
Dr , Birney cures eutki-rli , BOJ blJ { ; .
UI.O CIC/VI1U ltU > .VINt ! .
, V Thrilling I'nstlnici Kiijoyoil ilnriiiK
tlio Ij.ite UnpleiiHiiiittirHs.
n'tiltcnfnr' Tlic lice.
Ono of the most Impjrtaiit incasuwa for
tlio siippic ion of the rotwlllon W.M tlu
Idocltido of the sojthera cout. The tiuk
was herculean , with tbo naval forcJo at the
disposal ot the gavornnuiit. Heiieo nliivgo
numb.'r of vessels waa purehwed fro.n . prl-
NiteparUoj , principally tlio llao OCMII steam.
crs that formerly wcro in thowuthumtr.uto.
Tlieso were ilttud up nt the navy yard ) ,
nrinclandseiitoa" the oust to form n block-
ndlngsciuadron. Tims in 1SC1 thcrovn in
admirable foivo of blocltivdoM , the North
Atlantic siuudran cautnlnliig atoiio sevcnty-
ono vessels carrying four hunlrej and
seventy guns , aid tlio South Athvitie sijuaJ-
ron vlth sevonty-live'VCSJolsaud nearly four
Imndrecl guns. l > oit after nort was closed ,
ami captures were numroiu : , yet thcro re
mained ono port widen it seemed Impossibla
to effectually close , namely "Wilmington , N.O.
The defences vcro supcilor and iiatuw bad
favoicd the poit with two entrance ) , on oppo
site sides of n protecting shoal. The blockaders -
aders , being wooden vessels , were obliged to
kcepout of range of the heavy gun3 ot Fort
I'lsher nnd Tort C.iswell , and therefore
could only pitiol tlw coast forming a cordon
through which Uocludo runners weio
obliged to puss In older to enter the mouth ot
Cape Fear river.
Tlio utmost vigilmce prompted by n spirit
of riuilry between the different vessels of the
licet and In hopes ofprizn money incited In
the hc.irtsof olllcen and men often proved
unavailing.Vhonundercoer ofa dark and
stormy night some \cnt\nesomo Uocndo
runner would get in , and in tlio early mornIng -
Ing light be scon safely anchored under the
guns of the foils.
Tlio bloc.ido runners were built for speed ,
some with feathering paddles which struck
tlio water iiolsalos iy. They weio long and
low nnd pilntcit a light dirt color , so as not to
bo outlined on a daik night njjahist the white
Hue of surf on the shore. They carried no
armament as that would make them prl-
vatecislthout lic-inse , as they sailed under
no Hag and wow literally outlaws , No "run
ning" were attempted in the dnjtimc , and
life on thoblockaao was monotonous enough
during the long hours of davlight. Thcro
were usinlly from twelve to twenty vcsseh
stationed \Yilniington at ono time , the
others being stationed at points above and
below. In fair \\cathcr the vessels would
generally congregate about the Hag ship.
Thocaptnlns vould visit the admiral and ie-
ccive otdcrs for tlio night and get
the concerted signal by vhlch the
vessels of the licet were recog'
nUed and distinguished from "strangers. "
Ofliccrs vould visit and ccineat old friend
ships or form , now ones.
But the grand event ono anticipated with
tbo fondest emotions , was. the arrival of a
mail from the north , which wis biouglitdovn
every week by the supply ship bilnging
stores. A vessel \\oulcl bo .sighted on the ho
rizon Every eye would turn in thaj. direc
tion , the hours would pass slowly tUt the ves
sel npproaeh ing could bo reeog/fzed , If It
bore mail , signals announcedtlio fact longhe-
foresho Mas within roach , und whoa the sig
nal "Send foryourimiil , " was seen floating
at the masthead , there was great oxcitoin cut
all over the vessel.
At bunsot , however , preparations for the
night occupied ovuy lieartand hand , Tlio
anchor was heaved , the guns uulhibered , the
signal lunterns placed in the covered box on
the after deck , the watch set and business
had begun. Ilopei , before dashed , lilw flow
ers that revive with thocvenlng ilow , bright
ened again , and nil waited lor the giatoful
night that this tirao might bo fraught with
success. No lights wen permitted to be cv-
posolonthoessel. . " \Voo to the luckless ono
who lot his light shine from unguarded 'poit-
holoor who heedlessly struck a inatcli under
cover of the bill .varks.
Klghthas now settled down yes , virtually
settled down resting on the bosom of the
great deep , steeping it with Its OMB dudcncss ,
till sea nnd slty are indistinguishable. N"owl
ye dare-devils of the ocean 1 now Is your tlmo
to steal in with your cargoes of supplies for
thoiebels or. steal out with your dollar-a-
pound llceey product of blood-stained south
ern Holds , .All Is qulot on the dock of the
blockadcr. JTot a sound above a wblspo'1 is
allowed. With slow-moving engines the pi-
trolls begun. Up the coast a few miles till
it meets the vessel on the next beat , then
about and do\vn again till it meets the vessel
below , the silent watcher moves. Hut the
man on the lookout forward has suspicions.
A sailor's ' eye can see mthodark. Bo could
have found Moses "when the light went
ouf'niid ' solved that knotty question. Well ,
suspicions grow into reality and the word is
pn.ssed along "Vessel in sight. " Thowatcli
below is called. The men como up quietly
nndpassto their quarters nt the guns Every
man knows his place ; the odlcers gather on
the o.uai tor-deck ; the surgeon gets his In
struments ready in the cock-pit. A quarter
master goes down Into the nugtulno nnd the
powder monkeys buckle on tuoiramnumitlor !
buckets and station themselves from the
magazine hatch to the ladders that lead to
thegim deck.
Lifo is measured sometimes by periods of
nnxioty or suspense In this cuso suspense
Is the tape line and it incnsurut many yards.
What is the strange vessel that appears a
blacker ink spot on thoblacK page of night ?
A confederate war vessel or a harmless
blockadoruiiner ? If the former , a conflict
might lead to glory or the giave. If the lat
ter , to pri o money the envy of thellect. AVe
shall sec , A lantern is waved from the deck ,
another of a different color succeeds , and tlio
concerted signal of thellcot being gi\en. \ If
the stranger fails to reply properly by lan
tern. then A\eU then ,
A boom from the forward pivot gun rolls
llko the nolso of a ball in a bowling alley
over the water , nnd the blight Hash that
procedcsit "knocks spots' ' in the diirknws.
The captain sends word to the engineer to
put on lull speed , Steam Is crowded on.
The ship tears Its way through the resisting
water as the maddened door crushes a path ,
through the dense thicket.
Hut does the stranger wait ? Oh no , if a
blockauo runner. She assumes the liools of
the swift footed Mercury nnd cleaves the
daiknessns though to vrnpliersclf Insoinauy
folds of its mantle as to become invisible.
On through the night the ehuso continues.
Flash after Hush from the bloekader's ' for
ward gun forms nniinhturothundorstormln ,
which the rain is lion. It is pitiless. Yes , It
is pitiless , but IWIona has no boaitAnd
men who love Bellona must give up tlicir
hearts and boeomo ituenlng wolves , for tlio
time , lilood heated by war becomes poison.
It maddens , it Intoxicates , It would make an
mmd a devil ,
" \Vlmt Is this ? Th9 pursued vessel has
stopped , a lantern la hung out over her stein.
She suirondcrs. Thin wild cheeis burst
forth fiom the blockuler , This nljht has
been our turn , and 0110 less blockade runner
will try to evade our vigilance. Soon a boat's
crew is alongside the prlye , tbo men armed
with pistol nnd cutlasa , The captain of the
runner aeiicla Ilia mon forward , and mooting
thoofllcer in charge of the boat , gracefully -
or ungracefully , as ills manner may bo ghcs
up his vessel to the captor. At daylight the
crow Is transferred to the man-of-ivarandput
under guard , A prize crew Is placed on the
captured vessel und she is bent north to bo
sold , one-half of the procced going to tlio
.government and the otbor half to bo divided
pro rat a among the ofllceu and men of the
capturing vctsol.
Itoforined and regenerated the "prim" iniy
be down on the blockade in a lev weeks ,
doing valiant duty for Undo Sam.
II. 0. VGIESOX ,
Dr. Dlrncy cures catarrh , lice Uclg ,
Clothier and Furnisher : A neat tlo much
used by members of tlio tlieatric.il profession
Is over three feet long and madoof wool.
An odd effect In isuspeiider buttons is pro
duced by a shoo strinjjand a safety match ,
Koverplacoyourauarf-pln in the middle of
your scarf. Always put It on oats side and
tjlvo thouocktio ncuuneo to bo ticard ,
Tlmo table trousers nro now worn by sub
urban residents. They giv * thg arrival aud
departure of all trains and cull out the names
of the stations.
Brazilian bugs uro worn by hotel cleric.
Most of them are born on the pieinlsos nud
p.dntcd given for the occasion.
In ( Jhicago beef will bo dressed much the
same M in previous yean.
Dr , 13irnoy cures cntnrrh , Bee
Tin ;
Thonsiu 0 incur ihtes i\lll \ imlco n long itny ,
Ko tnun or oninii now llrlng will ever data i
Jocuncnt ulthout using the fHjure 0. It lUncl )
In tbo th I nip ) ace In 1WO , wliero \vlllreranln ten
years and limn move up to second plaoa la Hioo ,
nherolt ulll rcstforonu hundrrjyonrs.
There is nn3tlKt"O"\vhiehluisnUo \ como < o tny ,
It Is unlikctlio ( Iguro0 hi our diilos Intlio rospccl
that It hiia ilronily timcil ujito Ctst jilaco , x\hctl
It will iiornianeiilly ixniain. It Hcullod tlio"Xo
J" lllch Ann Wk'clur.V ' , Wilson Sewing Mnchlno.
The "No.91' vas uiidorscJ fordrst | > lncoby tlis
Mpcrtsol l.uroi nt the Purls Imposition o ( 1880 ,
borc , after nsocru contest \vlthllioloncltnc mil'
eld tin of thu vorld , It vns n\nrdcj \ Uio cmlj
( JraiiJ Prize given to linilly Bowing Timeblncs , nil
tthction nthiblt hiuliiK nei'lMj lower mvardj
Of gold nicila'.a , otc. The French Government
al ncoBiilzcd lttiuicriorlly | bj llmdoconilloii ol
Mr. HallmclelMiecUr , Prc'Uoiitof tliocomuauy ,
with tbo Cross ot llio Legion of Honor.
Tbo "No. 0" Isnotsu old niwhinc ImrrovcJ
( ion , b-itis an entirely jmv macliliio. ami tlio
Grand Prlzsnt 1'ansiis nunnlcj It as tbu Brunei'
est advance In rc in mcclilno meciinnhin of the
tgo. Thoto , uho buy It c.in n.-tt assured , there ,
lore , cr hmlng the vuy latest auj butt.
VFUEELEll & T7II.SON M'P'O CO , ,
185 and 187 V/ubnah. Avo. , Objc.a ja
P. E. FLODMAN & CO.
220North Sixteenth Street.
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists.
14OO DOUCL.AS
01IAIIA , NEB.
The most widely nnd favornblv known spcc-
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perlcnoo.roiuarlciiljlo sMll und uiilvera.il suc
cess In the treatment and euro of Nervous ,
Chrimlo nnd Surgical Il'sotiBC' ' ' ? . cntttlo these
eminent physicians to the full confluence of
the alluded p\orywher < \ They uuarnntoo :
A. OKKTAIS AND POSITIVE CUItB for
the awful oiroctq of early vlco and tlio numer
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IMIIVATK , 1II.OOD AND S1C1N DTSHASES
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from business.
UVUUOOISLD AND TAIJirOOELE porina-
nontlv und Bticcosstully ourccl Jnovciyoaso.
BY1U1IUS. GONOKHIIEA , OLDBT , Spcr-
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JJcoajtd Faculties , remain
dclluatu disorders iii'eullur
to elthor BOX posltlvoly cured , us well no nil
functional dlsoidcrs tint result from youth
ful folllosor tlio excess of mature yours.
Tk'IPTlINK ' Ouarnntoed pomiunontly
OL l\tv l u l\K < cured , removal co'niilcto ,
without cutting , caustloor < lllatilloii. Ourca
affected nt lioino by patient without a uio-
tucnt's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED WhN.
AQ1TT5R nill1-'lio ? awful olTocts of
OUi\li
orpnnlo veiikncss. destroying both iiiln.l
body , with all Its dreaded Ills , [ lernianenty
cured.
HTO'J ' TiPT'N Address these who Invo Im-
LJi\i ) , UUiiJ piiriid tliomsolips by Im
proper Indulgence nnd solitary hiblts , whlcli
riilnbotlimlnd and body , unfitting tlieiu for
business , stuilv or marrliKi .
MAIICIiU : MiN : or those t-ntcrlnsjon tint
happy life , aware of physical debility , quloltly
aaslited.
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Is based upoti f.icts. Klrst Fraotlaal experl-
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thus starting rlBht. Tlilrd-Medloliies are
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death , Irtfm turo Olil Atfpliair"imew loss tf roMer
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cauttel by of ortxortlool the train , ceir-tbuko or
overlnjulgenco. KacliboT eotitaliinoueriontt'i * licit-
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Have removed to 1207 Douplns St. , onnosito Milliard Hotel.
Stove Repairs for 1500 Different Stoves , Ranges and Furnaces.
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ARE YOU BUILDING ?
If so call and examine our fine line of nrt aoods , comprising
Locks , Knobs , Escutcheons and Hinges , in nil finishes and designs/
I-IIMEBAUGI-I & TAYLOR ,
14OB Douglas St. , Omaha.
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furniture mnher'sarlat reosonnblo prices.
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