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Wuamrcummomn- M Id v.1 lam the old nun-1mm I Win gave than u out and m m then. going up to gun. h mm through tor their m ”I no wholo of the m m: ”In m ”Tour do Hales." "Thu, " mun-ea Anton. “m an mmvhothm mammo- lat?” nun: green ”gamble,” un- lmhl "NW”, If tie-cl will «no in [or a not: I 'm play than my part I: m do M: Then an an. Inâ€" ” In It.” :iZS! pi "I. Black? npfled the old Ill pilot. "I do not how MI. I um: hard of Mn." W1 that! What's that?” cried flat. wmwmtoMu-r’ "no! It All.” uttered the old an mummumnmun acn- no m. "that I. no path-n dam!" and a. mu. old an. “I. macho." mud am. “You. the "etched Blanche,” added Anatole. claim in ruined m II no Ill and till the ether placing ch. 101mm Y0! ARI A 1001." 0- loot. u. dour on.“ and then. In“ In (I. doorvny. uni I mu. old In. with W I‘ll!“ be. m a largo-M m run-c "m- In (to non.“ nld Mar. ":lc‘o mum on In in“! m I... won]- bo poll“ the MI and on w manly «an. Thu (In null-g at ma Ill heard no" “an I“. I bravo than over it. n W at In tho window with Im In in hind. meal, able “an m. patience. ml] a. musician struck I m.- “ kw Anatolia Imp ', bpithmthoomnn-p. ‘moanm thommto I” m It rolled over tho m-fid a mum Ila-kn hun- b. no other In" Do. All tho un- ln tho building as always lulu bl. with Ila. 03- can mu that I“. a point at bola. :- (ll-pu- bnmuMp-lbiye-I.” ”M to you I!" In un- boon?" “No. but u can 01 um den. and cum]: I m M Immt In Inv- ha I my in) M 8m 1! yo. will uh- I. I cm on up with you; In M m but" than oo- h I nun uh on“ Io Idol .14 Ann-(oh IOIC up (In. mun mater. and “and «use a 600' “rough ”I“ cum IoMy III "is: “Not by any menu! I'm going to char” the clumsy devil with bl- cum -â€"m to Inna Mu pay [or u new in." “We". no (u u um I: concerned. you night on well ucklo a mu.” “And why. It you plan?" “Mn-o old macho In an old nodu- hoc who vm kick you do'nluln. om “hmmdootloryouuuv' “Old Bunch-2" “And now you are “In. umuln to "non the potato to In owner? That'- very nice of you." . “Do not speak of It. n has Jun mod for I mac! (or a potato nut tell Iran the am: story.” "81!. 13:1: hut look. very pretty.” he uld. The two men eyed each other for a moment with nnsry and utonished looks. ready to nhuae each other, when both simultaneously uttered an excla- mation of surprise. “Anatole!" “Eds-r!" Anntole Baudruche and Edgar Bricll- eion were two old college chumn. They had not met since the day when they took their bachelor of arts degree to- gether twelve year: helore. In spite of thin long intervnl in their inter- course they tonnd on the occnnion of thin sudden meeting that they hnd very little ready change of ocnvem- lion. Edgar was the first to speak: It took him but two seconds to reach tho landing on the second floor. when I door suddenly opened and a person rushed out In a great hurry and tell heavily Into his II'IIII. LLB. AGLAE, a milllner hy undo, wu stttlnz one due Sunday morning by the open window peellng pontoon. The window was on the non floor and looked out on the Rue Leyla. Bud- denly one o! the po- tatoel slipped through her fingers. dropped over the edge of the wtndov am and dlsap~ poured Into space. It tell with a ban; upon I gentleman who was waning beneath, and made a deep dent In his elegant silk hat. _ . ,,,._ DRY OF A POTATO. um». tot It "All you. I‘m-Ill. row Bum an I“. at mun pupa." nun“ '; Ankh. After the performance [ole-min him the than on“! Ind tho tout mtto‘rlnkboetltthonarmwo. In 1 ion! this story. though Party In. «and la a mm no mum was delicious and tho gnu-noon piped with the npidlty of lightning, Tho dinnerâ€"tor one must Mvo dinner-an also very flood. and the evening wu went pleasantly 3f. the Theater do. Gobellln. "w. accept," cried Edgar In M. um. Ion-{uh vent luck to his room. and the chm you: ml. went down- sum. "And I." cried lob-uh. who had ban “(acted by the anus-ton. In! '30 had Ind nothing, "and lilnll nev- er forgive m for hula. interrupted my mum. unle- yau wln accept a box taunt for the Theme: de- Ooh- "None m lea. m. I repel! you actuate-bitter. Therein-y m,vhnhmnflam a: an. a. Int-mu." "Would you Iii. very much :0 Mn mummifmhnmmflwfll you! BI blot. nude-chalk. 1 than to to your W‘I mu my in III” neoldnlutmmm'ul.‘ to a tumult for breakfast.” “ll Hal. m. I mu so with you to a restaurant only on condition that you take your hat to my m- “n Men. M. If your but In h- m you have only to go to I harm'- nd get It flocked." "No-o m lea. nae-chem. l ro- MmMMuIQym-ahul "damn. I luv u vm lien on on I. M mu. I do. Indeed. mend-one." "We". p then you-sen, mun-r.” "0|! Io m til-k that I would to to a mum-Int with my bu smashed In "Us “silt!!!” ”! advi- yo‘ to my a mu. a pa.- «we. Milo. When n [M mâ€" Iot pool 3 ”(no without mun l1 Manama Inhaler-uh n- m It." “I n at. I. hand...- no. mun-Muamlmddh. mu you an m but" "Ann-locum balm h Ila ma do.“ not new... to ‘1'. m b nybdy." The: M: they looked u out other. and (My «Mood I: I". Attumlvmtumw Ann Inn 00-... I9 (I. «am low um u I u... “be no Autu- lond 'ucl other he. a nu. Anh- with In m and Mn mam 'Iu a"! nd Aulok mm M- d]! m numb-alum Auto... A. I none: or (let. than he nu tho potato Iylu downward, to- Io-m tho pollco ordinanco null-t (broil-c also out ol the mom Iflot no I. a. and doclded Io Icon Iloluqnll 00 noon on u I» u out pomo nd ”Ohio. In about Man} who bod mm ”no. and. on" pro.- luu lob-«II to ram am day no “to loosen tro- lll. Ind bunt“ honorolouor out 0! mo hot. (to ho- would omnuy‘lu M. u In u no ‘1 than an no Instruction (to. “0h, Inn-u." and Al!“ In 60- uulr, “It“ has happened! Who bu do“ this?" And Ibo nu up the m1:- cuo. only to m plump Into the undo of Anlob. It in. tho pomo that ha tllppod from Aulok'u hand and had lnndod will remark-bio prochtou right In a. mouth at the milk ’u. l 80 aha bought her tour nom' worth of Inllk and started on the return jour- ney Ill): her spirit at rest nod her mllk bottle artfully held In trout 0! her. Suddenly she lelt - violent blow on her Ilnzen. 1nd at the same moment her hands. her ban ”1!", her come, not. hllr and month were covered with nllk. "louder." and “In. "you m o In order to make assurance doubly cure, the opened her cupboard. and. taking out the milk jar. opened the door quietly and crept down the stairs to get (our aous' worth at will from the dairy It the corner. in this w-y she hoped to make an alibi, and her: case would be too strong ior the llighielt lumlclon. Besides, she want- ad some mill to boil her poutoeo In, and it was her intention to put in I cauliflower as wall. . After waiting a mue longer and hearing no noise or steps. but only the bassoon. she became completely renn- sured. sun she was afraid to move for some time. touring, with logical mind. thnt when the policemen round that the ten- ants next door were innocent they Would come in and aceuse her. Alter some moments. however, she guinea enough courage to conceal the basket of potatoes. which must otherwise havo; appeared so much against her. and forced herself to put on an innocent expresfilon with which to meet. the po- lice. But Just when she expected to hear the men’s cruel am knocking at the door at her little room her lace sud- denly resumed Its calm and peacelul expression. “They're policemen." she thought. and at the thought her little heart be- an to beat more quickly, while can! perspiration broke out on her pretty white shoulders. to into the um! um wn ovemomo with rear. She hurriedly shut the win- dow no that in can. more had been an accident no one would suspect her. Then the lat down and quietly united the turn 01' events. What, then, was her terror when she heard steps com- ing up her smirkâ€"the steps 0! men. at two men, heavy and loud. III." "8|an than I has used notnzng but a very conne- comb. Every mornln; I go over the but thoroughly Ind are- hmy. removing every marl mm! It II n {no and flowing on mm. Then I braid It and col] It into "fled 001m “out my hand. I never mod emotion on my mar." elect upon the long but It aceta- efly killed an new growth. 1nd I de- elM to flop. hummihnthorulr-lmh mounted. "lathe mlmldonol bolhnitbpodforihohnlr. Inna. I have 0mm nu hello! to .1 on mumm- hy experimenting. When a girl l an very lluio attention to my hair, and In eon-quads ii dld not grow at all. m I felt very lunch chained lo no how such long- ernd nulls! vnthohirotnntlno unmeMImm-tm lea. When I Mum a woman 1 nd- ‘denly enveloped o dam to I”. long hdl‘ lilo mom. ad has:- to take the utmost euro of that mile 1 Md. Every morning. and meane- i'leo a any. I brushed it thoroughly, but it did not grow any better. Then :I noticed not the lmuh. after the daily application to the Mir. even when the latter land no tendency to fill out. would be filled wlth very llne huts. and soon I ro- nlised llm while the brushing had no u 'mv-tu glory” In bout of. for m umber ol this human. mam had nu mm mm In feet from the era'- of Mr bad. In Dull ms to bus lived all in me am Im- mm people. for he? mn-Inâ€"hw, 'Itl tho-abommld-um gvliou hotel In tho Pounro. m om tour tent of hair. Ind her niece. I little girl, scarcely mm nun old. In. a bald (mu-one Inch” II mun. vllcl the unused- duny m mum bully. and he whirl no u when doa- pen-en when the an) In W. "l we! m my but." an In. Duh. a m moved nose In. com pm on hold me con: ln pm about Dun and in then should have gen utton-(hay “Mann-null- «autmuhnhmmdoflâ€" Mntmkhnn vim-mm your: that they Inn Mamet Inc. I tale-:1 u to"). wr. IN- All noth- produce tome (on of ilk. Mrs. Davin comes of 1 family ro- markablo alike for their height and tho length of their hair. Though Mrs. Davis in tlve feet nine Inches In height, nine in shorter by nearly an inch than either or her three sisters. But while the] In" the advantage in height. they cannot oqual her in the nutter or hair, notwithstanding that all three have curls over a yard and a hall long. Not the least remarknhla put of this wonderful hinuto development in thu ‘ while all three 0! Mrs. Duvia' listen] had long hair from enriy childhood; tolled. sweep upon the grolina for near- ly a foot. Her halt in just le (eat and elsht Inches In length. Owem up around Who- haloâ€"All an hull, In" '03!ch 1mm and an ‘l‘huo-llonrold Nico. III- I Miro-l Incl III-Id- VH3 LONOEBT T358828 IN THE WORLD. SIX FEET OF HAIR. "A8 71!. LONG“? "All BI 11!. wom‘ DOWNAERS GROVE REPORTER. Rs. D. J. DAVIS. or San Francisco, Cal, has the long; est hair In the World. It clusters In a great mass about her head. and though she In a (all woman, being the tee: nine Inches In height, her long 1 tresses. when un- “Well. his pay In: been stopped. R that In what you mun."-â€"De¢rolt Non "131mm! has been thrown out at work. hasn't he?" It no been moved by natural test that 1 mm tow-boot an manor: It one trip from the Ohio to New Orleans 29.- 000 too. or cool. loaded in horses. nu- motinc In this way, the hon and m tow, worked by o rev men, come. In much {might to m oestlnulon as 3,000 can and mo locomotives. manned hy 800 men, could transport. sated on the than it m a Meta-o. She and her surrounding- vm hau- um beyond Minot. When the to- and the Khedivo mood on the mm. and threw newly-coined may mg a. India for luck. mm. Ham" muvllu nun. but one can" namely no the m helm. at tho heavy gold unwary. [lamina-mum Mym'nIMndn tum-homamnmv-ot’n- chum ”which 17.1th In nllotllkudpld. Dumber-Moo! ”human-canola” Ind ”vein. with the“. of (old ruch- Ia. to the ("mutate-ch weight that tho mama. Ind 14: carry them. stemmed the most beautiful Atthnumgnmmotmu- mllm Haemsmeroftboxle- dinthabfldonnohmledby: m laid“ all am In mu "In: of (he not wen u the m enl- Debt. ahylu a social who 0' min. chain! or «lo-Ina. the. cod- ‘Ouly they.“ mmdnclfln Mill. n’ldly chm-cl Ibo sum bow mm W. tutu-v) on dual I. «my. ninth: (to windb- gun-c Ind am. in. no ugh! “than! will mm b: Imus. (trowel! m be“ mugM ll the MM chin Ind mud Inna m npldly mom-g when... m. can. was insult. HI- oun ulna 1m.” dmwmaulkan-hfly on. Cm]! mumm-flw Munch. "John Croweli, a grizzled old mem- ber of the crew. shook his had and predicted death to some one on board within twenty-four hours. He aid that whenever geese became so tune as to feed Around a vessel's bow or stem, it was an unfailing omen of im- pending and: on board; Croweli’n companion. hushed at his fear, but. he told them to bide their time. “A bright winter morning had caused the crew of the lightshlp to row a short distance away in a small boat in search of eodfleh. which are very abundant oi! the canes in winter time. A row honra' fishing resulted in a goodly catch and ‘a return was made to the lightship. ‘The ilsli were cleaned and the refuse thrown overboard, but a rain: sea, with not a breath of nlr to disturb it. caused the refuse to drift in a circle around the ship. Toward noon 1: large flock o! geese came in sight‘and settled un-‘ der the lightship's very bows and com- ‘ menced to feed. The water fowl be. came very tune and swam chattering and hissing close to the ship's sides. ‘ Inflor- Duper-tuba. Pndhflo- 0' DB- ‘ Int-r Followed by m. 0-- m “Speaking of aaiiora’ superstitions," 'romuked the veteran lighthouse-keep. er, Josh Reeves. 0! Sea Isle City. to a New York Herald man. ‘mindo me or an incident that happened halt I century ago oi! the Five Fathom Bank lixhubip. in which a. sailor's prediction. based on In omen, resulted [many to the prophet him-elf. \ “Toward noon 3 strong [ale came out thee-gum“ by map AI HI PROVBD THE O'BN. F'rcnch tradesmen In New York have organized I French chamber of con- hat-do Io lat-nations! mu... no real obstacle in the way at Inter- national arbitration in not so much a lack at eflcaey la the method. as the lack ot a dimition to try it. The ays‘ tom of arbitration necessarily manpâ€" poses that nationa'desire an amicable adjustment at their diflereucea. Such an adjustment may be prevented either by a wilful opposition to it, or by the \ adoption of a style oi controversy :hat renders argth impncucable Against such ohatacles it is dincult to contend. since their direct tendency and elect in to bring about a collision he- tore an arbitrator can intervene. It is obvious that arbitration can no more atom an absolute safeguard against loch contingencies than can a system 0! municipal law absolutely prevent men from attempting to nettle their ditâ€" ‘ terencea by fighting in the street. it they desire to thus revert to primal conrll~ tlona. Yet severe penalties. strictly enforced, may reduce such chances to a minimum; and it is conceivable that a scheme of international action might be devised on comprehensive as to rcu- der a resort of war exceedingly dithcult and hazardous. Luna and her puppies have a Man. (II home In the wing of m kalm’s mu tables at the Nam Paula. but an, al- loved to roam about the castle, parks and garden. The dog M at by the Ill-on alum-t had probably mud Into the fine! at one of the pm of Sans-91nd castle. Th his" so dlsappdmnl beans. Castor and Lana have not given In. a puppy with I silverâ€"gray mt Silver my: I"! regarded one no plus ultra of canlle mum:- by 0.3 mm on the continent. mun I. very long. A node! Rus‘ an mm“ tub l dent mum no I no". only can of gun", wavy hair. I! M- out In Ian! M the but unis-t It In I up that be has be" TM bad at II. mild Raul“ nor hound con-lulu ml: at boom and MM I! (Ion :- a mill-m- a! lab N upon. ‘ m bunny. Tho Inn-r and mm ‘ pointed no maul. the non Manly do manhunt! "and ill. The an o! In. bad on to" 9mm In the body. TM "on. In nun-fly Mm; 0nd Ila do. In In". duh. can! an Tl- ”. I. Hut. The an arc var: cull. mum "tint us In; an I» do. n my; an" «to mold mr they lhcmumuudlkw. A: "Not-nu In 1.11304 .1 no mum « Mr rm. to an um Amen-nu ol the do; world judged by their any can. find on III-n veil covered with II Bush Ibo unbound a! m Czalm lad Lou not In mm Danni and I; and In hunuu tot"; Ila tn wort bum lld «mug and I"! “(let mo Inc»: '0" 'an"! (mud. tooled-u are not agreed on to the or- lllnll has" 0! IM llamas greyhound, ‘ The deadly Ind length of Mn coat. an ahlllly to endure alumni any deuce of Iron! and In- hub“ o! mutually Invlul own his mouth. as I! uncom- lofl-blo bee-nu- ol the Mm. mu la la- dlnlo that his wanton came Iron a when cllmlo. Sou. "no" call bun "the Elbert-n perm-d.” “can m o! the males In“ M‘M hon build in 3mm or any «on humbling Ma. The unbound. In Hllwrlu an all I‘ve- nln greyhound; alluring :31 Ian] n- WI. The kllur'n gruhoundl are beauties and could b. pnu-wlnnon at any dog IDO'._ There no In youu bound- who were born lo Cantor. the tuber. and Law. the lumber. Cantor I. cum! by the duke of BchlnIu-Ilohlclu. the knlur‘u bmthet-llvhv. During 1878 the ptosecnuons (or less mama: use 181 In number: In 1817 200 now {allows were sent to jail for speak. In; in nacompllmentuy [name of the crown. In 1818. when the Inn-so- culllt Ian. into abolished. were enacted, 1.”! German- paid the penalty of free lynch, mlvln- “memos of Iron III months to three yous-3‘ luwrly unmet". Now the editor is accused of “lese mnjeste." This is the legal name for “insult to majesty." Ind an action {or high treason will ioilow. In Germany and Prussia lately actions of this kind have been as thick as flies in a beer sa- ; loon on n summer day. The Vorwaeite newspaper, which printed the libelous article, immediately lost the service of two of its editions [or alleged less ma. jeste. and a third will soon keep them company at making tin pull: and mouse-traps, ii previous actions of the name nature count tor anything. it is very lnjudlcloun {or a German editor to write even a line or a word that by III, stretch of the imagination may be con- strued u n libel upon the Miner's m1- Jesty. H13 (5 a story ' aboutadog, an en‘- tor and Germany's emperor, says the New York World. The dog. a Russian greyhound ot the Imperial kennels, was shot and badly wounded in Pots‘ dam‘ A sarcastic socialist editor re- ferred to the act as an “attempt on the life of the emperor's bowwow.” This made \leam very mad. AI Editor Hutu humus (roman-t1 'l'ln Eumm lo (Blended Thu nu Wat-r I)" "In to [and Trim tor H15 FAMOUS RUSSIAN ORE‘I~ HOUND WAS SHOT RECENTLY. KAISER’S PET DOGS. GRIP“! flRHK I! ‘lctea fin BLADDER CURE. Aim “5.1. O O “mu-mm. Dr. Rumor I 00.. Blnchamton. N. V. w Hood‘s Pflk unantmmmJn-mumu meyclllcdcmmcnl‘ In“! It .1» 3“ Oars-puma. and no; In” in. no met «a. I much-luau)... luv-mull! Maud Boar. “yum...“ “(out no Honing It God, I h- and an. IMd-hd-mlhmnu- an. and I an tin-8M to my I a. won. the“ Pub win. “in with flool'o ant-puma hip m much." In I. I. Imuon, fiction, Pun. TM- nd Ill] one can man an There is just a lime gas- Eefizing bite to HIR ootheer: just a smack of life and good flavor done up in temperance style. , 1?“!!! «MW: ”WM h. I“! when. nu-Im no m c. in a. .3 "I not In pub. noon nun-puma. I, In!“ no lo". “I I Ind Ibo nip. AM not. I, but! and m «you. mmlycmdmolmlmflmh .1 oo- wt 0" lamb. pn no not. to". but on not am. “New“ to My 3004'. savanna. .00. 1 co.“ “all-1n- mt. Invent. Poop“ find in“ the help they no much lead. I. flood’! Sump-mu. h fut- dab" the desired strong“: by purl. tying. mum... Ind ark-Mn; tho Mood. and "um mum. up the MN". hoe. nae “much and regulates the whole cyan-n. Radius: No m h km "on ma who I- not (m "on an Ion 0! us. We um «mm tum It at of our pub- Ihw (nut-Mun In pron- Io be Ml. (mum Tn Pno (.0 . \hrnu. P: Mm huh-on m. "In“. In at tun-Mud“ u- ngainly-ht [lb The Lula (can. Mum ammo About 5S0. Nervous The ulna or I ton 0! pm sold a ”02.7”.21. Cured What do you suppose “gel. think at the nun who cluuu to be a Chm- Man. who Is not doing I mm to help u" the world? II . IOU. Au acre or good fishing will yield more In the In] of food In a week than an new 0! the but had II" yield DIII‘OI’OIII Ivy-Mk: Ely-Hunt. Hypnotlo experiments 0! n grewsoxne kind are being kept up at the Royal Aquarium In Marlon. The latest la the hurylng o! a nun, who has been put Into a tunes, In a pn elghz feet deep, which was then filled with chub. leav- lng only a small tunnel open over the man's lace. through whlch he In much- «1. He Is to be dug up alter 3 week. in” Volunteers. It is gratifying to know that if we had declared war with Great Britain we might have counted upon the alliance of at least one Kickapoo brave and one hero of the tribe of Bees and Foxes. tor they hove written to the president ask- ing [or a subvention ot blankets and ex- pressing their readiness to take the war path immediately. Such a re.entorce~ ment would not amount to much in point of numbers, to he sure. but its moral significance would count tor something. The isolated condition of England has ot late compelled atten- tion. She has no friends among the European nationalities and it now seems apparent that she has none among the American wigwams. where ‘ it was formerly supposed that she pre- served a good deal or influence. A can- did survey of the situation and its causes will no doubt assure her that she deserves her unpopularlty. She must correct her overreachlns ways he- iore she can expect to have any friends. either among her sister nationalities or the alien and sporadic aborigines not taxed. The country will have to de’ cline the services of the two volunteer. ing braves tor the present. but Great Britain may see in their otter what is in store for her it she should ever show a disposition to break the peaceâ€"New York Tribune. mâ€"mnm- ”blimlllu'ollnu 1. Ital-m. o “In no or-I «y s a... lu-nmunm "aluminumâ€"nut». ‘- Mm us: not. KM Alflu..ruh.l‘. Sarsaparilla "II-nun £15 in”. .pnunfi 'rlhfor will on" to ma IE1: El [‘5 VBI‘I‘ISKT (10.. In Juno. IO... (.‘hll‘l'o,lfl.