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IHE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1918.
I
SUDDEN FORTUNE
I
j
I
thril I'roin n Kliirlil MNiim
(IrM.iinliiiir of Old Mini
(iitM-iilaw's.
K Nf. I.IC roXTKHKHATK
i , . ... II . I I .. I
;,i imm'ii i riirr unity
Tclliiiu W lint Knew
i ,iim' :i I i-nt or.
in,
II III . I I Iti'K.
.1) name n' Hllllklns lives
Hi'.' Hllllklns.
Sitiitit.4 ii little. Mo'
.11 Ilk
. .- propounded seriously
it iti eay. offhand wn l
. ! ,iv. rf n;i limit ntid rather
. -., I whu entered nlil man
h ii in Arkansas City early
w i'i ,i elf-onnll,lont air
tie win, tun iirnnouni'i'il to
i iiibIv t,. tho ft i nrahlo
f 11,1- old man. As for
,i i in- hi i'lnn. w In i .u at
ii'ir tobacco silently. It
. siiil !.nltlv ly that they
. . v t of the stramjot's en
I . hi .itil wli.u hi' said, ami
hi 'h.i; i ! mil"! luie
ni -poke loudii .i ml very
t a i c no lyiti.
.n 1 1 1 1 1 m thorn was silence
If ftratiRi'i- foil any
ui .it t;.i' manner of til." to
on'. .1 It onmplotoly. l.miU
i until in a casual way he
' t! otic corner which
w
n.
Ill'
h
ia.l stepping Ii isurel.t In
. ti in ' M' iti il Inm-i'lf. I'm-
nil i r. ml; iif :ue ho
i p.it. Ml' ii ml !lKht.
i i I t io 'oi'aii.i hurtiins to
..!. uti he spoke npnln as one
n xpi'il.ilt II if cM'itlns; the
I 'ni . itol.
ir '.,:. :;.iif." In. nlil. "Hill
mi - a si.t t ii' i ottsln ii' my
'n f a Good famblv. but
....i" . irnoi his own self,
in ii v Squints a lit t'o an'
' i h . .i" 'ii lll"l .some '
I ..'mil 'itfii. Loin's lii''i nave
i i. w ui I'n't in- mi s'iiinii
i wlii ni' il act thorr some
, - v I done come here flrit
ji - i int.- If linw If iliciv's any
a, .a. '' ,,k us is knoived int.i It'll
ion."
i t.iii . lotKe In the ninm.
l . in . ,i,i. -.i il the str.iMKcr.
:i,j i i I. somen It it pir.zl. i!, "I
i I in .si a' Kul Into n doaf an'
. n.jiu "nil il of ,i .-'toon Ain't
hi- urn i,i. niiinnors'."'
i. He tlieio iv, ih siIiiih'i'. Tlfn
' , - I .' r itkii ' i il
is ,i 1 1 l ; v un.iil il.iw;,
- was . i-U.ii" me what ho dune
w uimliiil .in' a half fo' him,
k.ined In- was dirt cheap at
r
! 'm was ono o' t'vnt Hlue
" " with a siii nil"!1," slid
' rs.i.' tin nu'iiliiin i f ativ iluK
1:. vim; 1 vi i made before
,1 It
I. sravely
s noi-o .lit't't
lioll-r .arin'
inn' I'll" a
"Ho
been
). d
cross
an Ii
Ii..
i .unit untie air a .irk
( ' W 'llefS I 1 11111" ll"'ll
i i". .11 .irutliln' on fn' loi;.
,l! It!',!'!!'!-!."
, ,,' n" Is pnt that wrnnc,
- 1 Ii'-' Win'orhnttmn. oomltitf
r- ! s M'.ppiir' "I hcor'd ho win
' d.iwj: i-n fin what llastim was
' i-.', ,n oil ho was a p'lntor."
i 1 ,,'rvi; i'. :h n ." oxi'lalmoil I'.lais.
a s.iiiii. lit- it "I rorhnn Wlthors
t i i ,w '
ii -nil ,Ino liasou ciino'u
iii 1 I ' k.ii.jt . ! wa dl'nppi'd
ruiKir was manlfostly liowil
llo ,,iimI fi'.in (me tn nnothi'i'
Siii.m is if at a ln- to kivnv
fiistnii; a (Ins shmilil havo
. i'ir i r " mont lull"!! and "iiiui
if mutt, i, Silt-iK'f fll iip.i'ii.
ni"d ' i fa'l IhmmIv l'ri"-i'ti'ly
(1 '.is mmith. Inn lii-fnri- ho
' -a in i hint; .IiiUo Vlnt i h.itt(im
'.ir. f'm what l'.nil H inks was
poirs lIUo thcv'd Iw i''nsd'ahlo
p i if thi'in twu moots tip."
i-'il tliov was Imth mi 'cm snu'
'nit n't sil'Ii' " said Hat-.-ott,
' "' nskod roatsall sitmowh.it
i it iho niliots liMtliod at him
.il nip ropllod. l.ltio a
--I niiHa!lv ilistiirhod. slioiu'o
'm wii'.s a little and sottlod
CI '1
, i i i i" ' an' dumb asylum,
up Uo it must bo tho funny
- i I i - r.myor In himself
rx ' n atoso and tiptoed to
r
'I f ' oi i'i 1 tin mm-i interest than
. ,. 'i' i i. no I" .Ui il up, even
in 'i.i iscd on tl... i '-re-hold to say,
i k us i imos in. I'.il! r,"ii!;lns with
iiitt an' i wiioilon loir toll him I'm
.In' f .' h ni '
i one snnKi, iintnidi lloU- Inn uftt.r
Vitprval thr old man sai l. "I reckon
t
yo' tins 'd imuii t fo' lo oo Hilll-
nn lot him know Hut the siir-
n was not favorably roci'lvod
'I re iinn 'f.iln't no hii-inoss o' wo
aid Wlnlorliott.ini "Hllllklns
1 no Vimnt IiiiIuiw. If bo's 'ot hlfi
n 'M iblo that's li.s i. i. -i u I 'I'.-ars
th' inn t no call fo' nolmdy to butt
'iVell, that's rmht enniiKli, ono way
speak n'" ailtnittcd the old man, "but
.re 1 1n 'In n'l (Kiln' fn t an. Itt' fin'
no Arkansas city man fall into the
"I.i n' no stirh yap as him, Mo' 'n
he's a dop'ty xlierin f'm Fomp'ron.
(1 lip mo' 'r loss of a rilstrraco to th
r n ty fo' to haio no snoh III man
" t he' hound as hiri swoon down
n Ari .inmi City man an' take him
a r midst."
nun t no no Rio t joss, nt that,
"l .1 o Mif-sott " dune lucked hltn
le r.ilahoose thlOo or fo' tlinPH
;v " '
' rlKlil enoii"h . too," said iho
n earnestly. " ,Jn't nayir liow
0 llln I hA Ttlfl P 1.ct) tt a lin.tf.fll t r
a'rnim tv fn it ,.i Ji..,. . iiiiim.Ih.
-..i...,. ... ... .i t fiiii.. ti . .iiititiun.
iat ain't the iiiipAttun. If don'tv
i ii im in conio int j Arkansas i ity
i t'm to time h to thi- tin' rarry off
ilOTH 11 II f.lt'f. Il.n t.i... V.n.1
AlPHn hnttt (Ii. i.i... L- A(.i,.ln tv-
- .- in,- tiiu iiau IH.IIIC.
JMitIT Tliov 'll .i.Wht fo' In be
,ii" iii.-npin ii ("jiii.iii tii
Wlo sperlt rnmiuii IflmniiKBt fntiie
Id' 1 lini fn I,'- I nil II "
Vn,. "TV U'tll " i . ,1 llrrt Tllnlt.H,11 In.
fcrer.r v "If that h he way yo' all
i on tiv uimkln th
L BILLIKINS'S
lie lit os nlult hand lo me an' I'll him
w hen I no home. Tnlii'l likely this here
yap'll tltnl hltn afo' Hint, HPeln' he's lieeo i
too drunk to cot out fo a couple o'
days.'' i
Tho matter having been (hti.i -ntli-
fuctotlly disposed of the remainder of
the oiotilnc wore away without Incident
until rather earlier than usual lllalsdoll '
vawtied and atinoiiiii'i'd hln liitentloil of
KolltK to bed, "beln's Hi' ain't liable to be ,
Pothln' dlddln'," The others were not
sleepy and reckoned they'd set a spell. I
As llasili. went out the old man said:
"Kon't fo'Kit to spenlt lo Hllllklns," and i
lllalsdoll Kninted acquiescently. ,
lie had nut been Rime more than half
an hour before he returned, sIiowIiik
some signs of e.vcltenielil.
"I reckon wo urn Is done got this here 1
thine some vvrotiK." lu said as the others
looked tip hi surprise. "Hllllklns Is
e'nsld'able drunk alt rlisht, tint 'oordln'
to wtiat lie tells he won't have no 'caslon
to do nothln' else lint net (hunk 's often
's he likes.
" 'Hears like his pa's dead an' done
loft him a hellova lot o' luiine.i. Tliat's
Willi! bnM itnttn Itnt.tt iil.,l.rfilltt' f. .' n
f,.w ,y!i ..,.nrH .,,, ,,,.,. .. wmt
come in to.nlRht must 'a' boon -out by
the fatubly to net Hllllklns to ko home
an' settle tii th' estate."
The old man's Indignation on hear
uk this suriirlsltiK tale was something
line tn ee.
"Heats all how Icn'rnnt some Is," h
exclaimed with much heat. "If this
help strmiKpr 'd linowed enottph fo' to
nst fo' Inf'mallon like n Kent they
wouldn't 'a' boon 'no such of n mlsonder
stamlln'. I'roves how h mnn can't lie
too p'llc'lar 'bout usin' words. They Is
a heap o' them what does the same as
hltn.
"Hut that ain't neither here nor there.
Thine Is what we tins Is p,nt to see how
he ain't 'lowed to uot the best o' Hilli.
I kli.s. Mo' "n like he's done come to
Arkansas City fo' to net Hllllklns to
Men away his ptop'ty
".Vow Hllllklns Is too varable a mnn
In Arkansas citv fo' nn sloh outr.iReous
diddin's as that to be 'lowed. If we uns
sets by 'thonteu Interforln' we won't b
no better'n partlclps crinilnals. as the
lawyers calls It. An" tho hull HII1
lltlns fiiftune 'II be took fo'm otlten our
midst. 'Hears like Koniepm' is u0t to
bo did some suddlnt.
".lop, yo' all 'd best no up to the hotel
an' see what th' ain't no 'dvantnKo took
offeii a feller cltUeti. Heln' Sheriff, it's
up to yo all to si'i" fair play,"
Thii- view nf the atf.ilr wa accepted
as correct by the others, with the ex
ceptloti of Hassptt. whose first opinion
was that ho was not called on "to butt
Into no fatubly 'ranconients" on behalf
of a worthless follow like Hllllklns.
When old man C.roonlaw pointed out.
howoMf. that Hllllklns, ax a man
of property, was no loneer to bo re
garded as worthl. -s but was a source
of larKe pnftdblo prollt he rocl.oncd
"lied see what c'd be did." And ho was
aim it to set out with that purpose
when the door of the saloon opened
and IMIihlns entered In company with
the .iranscr. who assumed a Joottlai
air.
"Yo' tins 'pears to he sotnp thick
headed " h ald tauntlticly "When a
man comes Into yo' midst, hrlnuln' uood
titlln'" to one o' ti" feller citizens
'pints lik he ain't called on to sot
'round an h'ten to im daws storb's."
"Yo' all shouldn't a' set up no lch of
a tn.Mindi'istaiiilln' as jo' did.' reputed
the old man voiely. "If yo' all hadn't
'a' called this hero wont oiiteu his name
we urn c'd 'a' told o' all about him,
"He's a man what's al'ays been n
heap thonuht of in the c'munllV. an' wo
uns wa'n't p pared to hrar hltn spoke
about in no 't. h w rybald fashion, Hut
thit ain't neither here nor then-, now
u' all Is 'done 'poluelzed. .line we
un in a drink an' o'nslder It f i'pnt "
There appeared to be no jjood tea
son for rejectlni: so maKiinnlmous a
ploiostton tin this, and Hllllkllis showed
hltnelf enthusiasilcally In favor of It.
mi it was carried into Immediate ex
ecution. ( hie round helne disposed of,
lillltkins with no loss of time huei;ested
another and snowed a eoodl wad In
settlluc for it, at slKht of which the
str.itiu'or launhed pleasantly.
I Itliowod Hill was liable f, ,' to be
broke.' he exiilalnid, "so I done bflltlK
1 1 1 in sotnepin' fo' 'ini'dliito 'pens(4,
'Hears like he's done found use fo' It
a'road.v ."
"Th' ain't on'y one wav fo' a man to
use Ids mone.v to no betur 'dvantaue."
aiil the old man. "If ho was to sot into
a wtno o' linker with that thole vvad
now he'd bo a.dolu' snmopiir."
This suKKestlon apiioatod to conimend
Itself also to Mr. Hllllkln. who seemed
Impatient of any delay In the enjoy
ment of his sudden prosperity, but the
straneer Interposed an objection.
"I reckon mo' 'n likel.v yo' all 'II lose
jo' vvad, Hill,'' he said vvarnlnKly. "nn" I
ain't Kot no eret amount mo' with me.
o' co'se," he .-aid to old man (Ireonlaw
li way of explanation, "a few hundred
one way or t'other don't make no dlf
f'reuoo to Hill now, boin's he's done come
Into his niopej, but I ain't none too well
fixed my ownseir, if we was both to
lose I don't see how I'm fiwine to jtet
home with hini.
' I'll II n that, all rlcht." reidied Hie
old man, roassiirlnely. ".Mr. Wilkins
credit Is nl'a.vM boon eood with me fo'
any rcns'nable nmnunt."
"Then wo tnoueht as well play fo'
somcpln' worth white," said the stran-
cor, "Hill c'n Kive yo' all a draft onto
his bank In Natchez fo' a couple o'
thousand an' take it In chips, an' I'll
el In with him. lie c'n affo'd It If
I can't."
This seemed eood to the old man,
and the draft beine duly slened he
produced the chips, whereupon n name
was promptly started. After It had pro
Btcssed f.-ir enoueh, however, for Hllll
klns and tho Hlnineer to lose something
like half the mone.v the former sank
Into a slumber from which ho could nut
be aroused to play his hand.
"1 teckon 'taln't rens'nabte fo' to 'x poet
a man to play no mo' when he can't see
his cynrds," said the Mratwr regret
fully. "Mebbe I'd better lake him up to
tho hotel an' put him to bed. Wo una
c'n stay over a day or two an' finish this
(fame to-morrer."
So Ktillelessly was this said that the
others uerepd, and the stranger cashed
In what he and Hllllklns had left. Then,
accompanied by Ilassett and lllalsdoll,
he took Hllllklns, not without dllllculty,
to tho hotel,
"1 reckon (hero's liable fo' lo be c'n
sid'ahln profit into this," said old man
Greenlaw when the two returned. "What
we uns wants to do Is tn sen how Hilli
kins don't leave Arkansas City perma
nent. .Mo' 'n likely he c'n be made to see,
how It'll be to his 'dvantafra to come
hack a'ter he's done Kot the hull of his
money,"
"Oh, T don'l know,' said Mr, Own
Pepper, who had watched the proceed
Ines from the first with much silent
amusement. "I done hocr'd them iwo
piitliu' up the Job lids mawtiln' down
on I hi lovre They Is a boat Joh Icuvln'
now. I teekoti mo' 'ii likely Ihey is both
on 'oni aho'd of her."
Ami ho made his escape while thejr
were verifying hit turmti.
POEMS WORTH READING.
tate Betid Iha fire.
Tli pride nf h lit ii nl ti faelee wy on rnoi1i1
VAtr Ami hilt.
Th day are grew In craycr nd th nlnhu
(ire frowlnir rtilll,
Thn, hey tar hutne, snil huppy ev. mul
.),) Hint riflv er tlr'
We'll fnr the wnrt that tnt hrlnit". with
line bftile Hie lire'
Oh, etteet na ymith Hie aprlnfftlme aa. and
fiilr nere eumtiier'e tionere.
Ami citlly glutted the pageantry of autumn'!
gnlilen hours'
With endneee frnni Hie hlll a w their
euntlt il. retire,
llul Inter tiring us 'back again to lota
teiltle tha Ore'
So halt the tluor against the blat, and
Mart the cheerful blae,
And let in alt, aaeetheart nf mine, and talk
of nlrlen tlaj e.
ilf itnt tthen flmt ou woke In ni the
dream of oung dealre,
M lien tet I harrtlv dared tn hope for love lie-
elite the lire'
tlMA A MrCtimit
Indltliliiallt.t.
If Hie .turs illfteteil not.
Weie e.ott eunet tlie eeine,
llnw the glorte outepread
Would grow comnion and time,
Were all humans alike
As the peas tn the pod,
Thev could never contain
All the good of tha sod.
Tou are better than t,
You are wiser, 'tis true.
But some small thing Is mine
That ts lacking In you
Kor tthat pushes along
This old it or!. I that we see
Is the you nees of ou
And the me nese of me
Moi jNnm mm w iijion
Woman.
Chaucer mi lir nn angel who truth and
griue Imparts.
Shakespeare w. her looks ars books.
itciideiiileii and arts.
Tom Mooro saja she Is fickle, Hj run calls
her flenil.
Sttlnburne huts her e)es as veils, tthereln
her eoul lies screened.
Knott- well these bardi! Then doubt. ho
can,
fhe l the mirror uf the man.
In October.
O. '.iter on thousand luiie
Has lighted nil her beacon r.ie.
And In th tnlttght tide the ttnd
Are ax the sound uf many lyres.
And we dltlne w Ithln tha heart
A longing t, nli'h we may not name,
A eoni'thlni; with a pulsa of song.
A something ttlth a pulse of flume!
CMMOA sroi I a HP,
l,tcat (olar.
0 e who Joiire' from mountain Jot .
Vn.l m it ho cum from shores by the sen,
t)uM imildn and .trk brown tiots
The same sun flashed down his beams on
me.
What though 1 heard no morning Isrk,
No cluck mid cutter of barniard .lan"
lift did I hie tn Van Cortland! I'.l-e.
And gathered me there a magnificent tn
1 wf.h je had seen me last July.
Hare crottned, at noon. 1 would seek re.
pose,
And passing topers would pause and sigh,
Mlstuiistrulng my flaming nose
Hut no o errnsi with a decent hue.
Much predttge I gain from nit tus.et
droit n.
for pusslng acquaintance who never knew.
Ask in' tt tieu I returned to town
The Old l ashlonrd VI easel.
No matter hott Medora stmrie
I'll trimming on her hat:
A duster for a pilot that
Is stei-tliig tn the front
I i.llplo of side ttlleple'- ,,f
Tin. !ite.st fiohliin. pal,
A Mb Imoiii for a 'ralli
tioliig lb area tunt
Sli- knotts th whole i.re.itii.n la
A millinery freak,
A something built according to
The fashion of the da'
Hu' speaking now of trimmlne
hi .
it makes the old man weak
Ti. mid bv h'Ck' his weasel Is
Trimmed In th- same olJ ttaj.
Hohaci Petuni a Kki.i.k
A Rising .Man.
fffllrt th nhttritllf Journal
lie lldng and prompt, n ilspcnil.tl.ie (hap.
'Die tiu.t. .t mull tn the st ,re.
He lines what tlie tines rrtjutres of hltn
lul nlwaje ft lltlie bl' more
He ilnesn ( epflnl time looking up al the
ttoik.
Tn set- Im it -non he can iul
Hi . (nil r i. mliltliiT, titet ttli.mg I', ttnrk
And some da he's going to t it
lies hound tn go up. for tf he should leate
Til e tttiol- shop Mould notice the loss
11. males himself useful from morning till
night.
.Vie I s,. lie Man, l high with th boss
H works jui! .is If It were all lor himself
N'ot waiting In sloth to b led
The business to htm e.-enis already his own,
And some dat he'll stand ut the head.
Riding lu Hounds.
t'rnm th' .otmlZe I'ourift oi.rnl
I lute those tales of I'.ligllsh life
Wbeie hiirsi'inaiintitii abounds.
The her., heads a lot t.f slrlfe
And always rides ho.iri.ls
Id like lo ride lo hounds myself
A.rnss the ttelils of gorse,
Hut nn amount nt itur.ll pelf
I'riillil gel in on a hurst?
1 know I'd fall off more or le-
Ami that would be tt Jai
lit hate t" ride to hounds. I KUss
I'pon a trolley car
i;ilreme Politeness.
from t' ll'a.'n'ifllon i,ir
When obi SI Minim went to ml n
He looked straight up and neter don n
lie timed hl heiid from einh paeserui
And Hxed hts gate on the buildings hUli.
The crottils swept on In line arre)
We spoke to him of the great display,
Hut It had no Interest for HI
Ha wanted to look at the buildings high.
Said he: "Just once I took a vleit
And I caught a glimpse of the fashions new
I I'lillldll't describe em If I'd lr.
Hut I guess I II look at the bulldln s high.
"If a lady hasn't goods enough
l"ur a regular dress of will spun stuff.
Nn slash or shadow shall ket, Ii lot eye.
I'll keep It fined on the bulldlu's high."
The Concert,
'root thr !t .own W JiaoiifrA.
The night shall be tilled tilth music,
And the cares that Infest the da
Shall be multiplied at tulllglil
In a most uiuaidtig ttav
Tlie strains nf "TratlatH"
Khali II., at around the squara,
With man)' another opera
And old familiar air.
The man tn No. 7
Will ploy "Tlie Magic Klute,"
And the fcllott on the lonldor
Will make u toofr tool
The great lours of (.'arils',
Shall rise above the blast,
And the din shall last till 9 o clock
or thirty minutes past,
Th man In Z'
Will turn on "fusey ,tone
And the whole itpariment house shall roik
With conseiiuetiiliil gmans.
The night shall he rilled with music,
And the caiea that Infest the day
Shall he multiplied ut twilight
In a most amazing way,
Ilortn.
When I was toung and longed for wealts)
My bank nf life o'ernntted with health,
O mop of hair which lopped my crown,
it made me noik to keep thee down'
Now I am old. what matters wealth?
Though health itin- wraith, wealth sen't
buy health
No, mop nf hair adorns in trow'n.
ll makes nif wurk Iv keep tha down'
B, S, Hllinil,
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS,
You cited Inst week the IMIcaltn 11-
Slid law ai:nltit the intlrder of ent Ho
.von chance to be fuiiilllat with a trial
under thai law, which bin appeared In
print loiiU'tt hole" (' M.
It Is 1 1 polled In Hip thirteenth chapter
of llleli.'ird WhllelliK's "The Islimtl " The
ease lisd been heard hv the I'ltriilin
....,...,!- ,.. oV.r, ,o - . -
....I ,l.& l.llt.H tt. I I
in-ril ton. it iru, IIUL ui'l Hill." io .-m.iiii
ii 1 1 ii R cltrtimstnticp had not Imou duly
( ntisldered he registered nn appeal for Hie
ilecl'liiii of the first nuvnl ofllier who
rhoiild visit the lonely lele, Hoally the
point for decision dealt with the turpi-
twin of the cat, In fact she had eaten a I
chicken and thereby eiittied her execu
tion. The man under accusation testified I
Itiaf I. a tin.l l,.l'., ..n,t I iw. ,t, I I. ...1.1,.., I
at the hencoop, on the contrary nor head j1 ",kl"K revoke penalties,
wax usually turned the other way. but ,, .,. ,,,.. NothlnK beinc said about
he had frequently noticed her ns he at(m niillo value, A bids two club", Y two
upon the fence and observed that she hearts, II two loyals and ., who started
oft. ti sanK to herelf a thmiKli i with a "pade, two nullns. A .ays two Is
occupied. The nnval Captain emu. i.iled
.. , .. . ,,
the accused on
in.- ...i- ... n i...io
chicken feather obs. rved on the
cat s fill
Just under the rlKht whisker.
Replying; to the query of O Htant
Stephen ax to whether Cipt. Mav no Hold
was Irish or Scotch Irish I would say
that the arallont Captains own tea-
tltnony should outweigh any theories In
the matter. Therefore his statement, as
the following; quotation shows, should
be accepted s tlnal that he was an
Irishman. W. M. S.
Tub "I. amp or IvNtarAit. "
And must t leave thee, Erin! 'Tts my
fate
And I must xrsnder over many land!
Tho 'Scholar.' wasted worn but may
this hand
That writes thy praises now. cold on the
sand
t'nburled lie forever may no hearth
Shelter ine, vagrant on n lorelgn strand
Tho cursed and homeless outcast of the
earth,
When I forget thou art the country nf my
birth.
Hrln, I love thee' Though thy sunken
cheek
Is pnle with weeping, and thy hollow eye,
With many a stifled groan, and rending
shriek,
Keveuls dark tales of bitter agony;
That 1 havo. pilled thy sad misery
I've proved through every change of land
and hoa ;
I've wafted o'er the ocean many a sigh,
Anil tnuny an earnest prayer that thou
shouldst he,
As aro thy children's souls unshnckled,
happy, free I
I love thee, though I could not live with
theel
The tiiimpler of thy fields, red with tliv
gore,
Has made my home a hell I would not
be
Th faivn'ng tntnlon at a g'eat man's
door
I would not beg upon thv wlntrv timnr
To Marve neglected. Htul n.r.n a I knew! mn of tho cards whn they had b..n
That there were other lands, the broad i nt.n ked so as to give certain cuds to a
.....l' T'T' . Picked plater. If the cards wore stack. d
With hands to welcome, and with hearts'' '
,rllt for an intervening man tn take three an I
I dropped one tear, and bid my native I he took two onlv, by facing a caul i he -
land Hilleu.
In Kiting the Congress onnl tmlci e
of th attaches In the Custom House ntid
theli native country some subscribed
north of Ireland and others Ireland
I'leasp state If there are two diiisiniis In
Ireland, ax I nluats contended that It
was one country, and the reason whv
the should be stnted as above and
greatly oblige to settle this argument
DA NIC!. II. I'.EVTl'N-.
flfographlcally ami politically the isl
and Is one from the centre to the sea, ax
.its the Slmn Van Voght. Hut a social.
poslhty ethnical, difference does exist
along the line of demarcation stat'd In
til" qii rt The dltf. r. nce Is clear to
thoe to the manner bom and In g.n'-ral
Is quite rordlallv. and often at th" terse
of frnnUtifss, (ibct,.( ,ni rith. r side
N w York Is one groat oily, yet the .lis.
ttnctloti b.ttte.n N.-w Yotk.r and H'.mk
1 title lias not lit illaii.xit'.l.
What part of a hullditii; is a marqiiine"
It Is not defined in ant dlctlonirt
S. T. ItlMUNSON'.
The term wn Imported with those or
namental and UM-fill iipp'tidag.-. tn mod
ern structures A martinis- as nun con
strut ted Is a Mi. Iter of Klass and tecl
Mispeiidid ot.r tho etittauce to Imllillnus
win re it is Intpruf tli'ahl to tp.e a potte
cochero. .Iut what telatinushlli may sub.
IH between ma t quiso and m.t t h lnt,.--rs Ik
IIIllFl (ilisclire. Ill I'I. lull lll.lrilllse llli. His
h t. ill or awning ami in that s. ,iv ,aa
all e, nly conie owr Into llngl sh as mar
quee. What punishment tta m.tt'd mil to
Ceepiug Toui in tlie .ad Coillta alt.ur '
V II. S
im the authority of 'retmn,n:
Then she rode back, clutheil mi with
chastity .
And one ion .hurl, uonpart uf tli.inklcss
rai th.
The fatal btvo,i of all .tears to rome,
(luring a Utile auger hole lu finr,
I'ecpcil- but his eyi s, b, fore they had
their will.
Were shrivelled in Mat kites in tux head
And dropped before him.
In t lew of the Inability to s, cine au
thentic iufot niatlon regarding a questum
which has caused more or less argument
I ask ou to decide the following.
What Is the age of "Hlllle Hurko""
H. V. Hi'.tPT.
Without attempting; to vouch for the au
thetitlclty of the Information wo cite the
record of "Who's Who in America'' con
trlbuled by the lady herself. She Is an
thotity for tlm stalein, nt that Mm wan
born In Washington August 7. iss.
Whcie may 1 pr,,'iiie a eopv of "The
n.illlff's H.iushter of Islington ' '
1 1 II 7,
Tlie nurd may bo found at page '.'."ill
of Hill tun Stevenson's "llouie Honk of
Verse." The words and traditional music
havo been printed in Novellu's "Snugs
of England" and In a series nf popular
songs published some yea is ngn In- the
Harpers.
What was the full iinuie of Mine. Snnn
tagg and when did Him visit this 1 nun
try V .tosr.Hii HLAscnrcK.
Henrietta Snuutagg, eunnbled In hot'
own right by thv KIiir of Prussia as Mill
l.uunstein lu order that she might be
married to Count Hossl of Sardinia. She
came to America In lr,2 and extended
her tour to Mexico, when, she died of
cholera June 1", 1814. She was boiti
January 3, 1 SOfi, at CoblenU, the child of
two pla.iers.
Was Alfred .laell In Mine. Sontagg's
Amerlian tour and was he a violinist?
J. H.
.bull was a pianist and lie tinned tills
I'l.uuti'i. but accessible aiithoi Hies .unit
the year He was hoi 11 in lx;i:', hfgan
bis. public lai'.er nl Hie age of 11, ihcie
fore It Is quite possible that al "a he
might have accompanied Hnnntifi.
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.
lln.Mil Auction. I.. K snya! 7. bids two
liullii", diiUlili'd by A On the play A re
okes, lint ' H ftitcod lo win seven trick".1
Thoie helim nothing In the lawn about,
innllos or how to suite them, we arn III i
iiiiuiii as in ine rcsiiii o inm iillllil. i
The iMtialty for a revoke Is itlway tho
.line, tin i trick' In positive doplar.i
tlnlis the I linn tricks can hi taken by the
(i,.0Iffr. Ill tii.ll.is ihey Mre Klven up by i
Hie ilecl.iiei. As ' has fovea tricks and:
A has six, , can Klve Ihrro of his ttlcks
to A a tevoko pomilty and then the worn
stand A nine and V. four. A has therefore '
unit fltti.u ,,tf ttiu l.,.,,b M.talt. ,ii..(u t.t '
U , ,,, ,, he rtllllled to three
time 20, (it fat, tow.nd nanm for ttm dou
bled contract fulfilled, but he (tots no
Isitius, as the contract was fuinibd only
' '"' ,''''"'". ,"' -lt
.Hick only. . sas they am worth ten.
what la the ofllcbil value"
That !. not settled vol. hut the trend of
opinion geeinx to be to keep the nidln at
the no trump value, ten, na nil nullns nte
. no trumpets and there ahonld be oni"
'good compensation for the rlk In a nulln
, because, when on,, of them (roes wionK It
, ...
Is an expensive proposition. In the al.
selice of an ollleltil valun one should nl
wayx be agreed utxin before play boRlns,
S. S, M says: 7. deals and h!da a rnynl
A sax two diamonds. V holds four cltth.x
to the tju.'cn and Jack, three hearts to the
tiuoori Jack, two small diamonds and four
spades to tin. kltiK. on which he bids two
toyats. After the hand l.x played, the bid
dltu: h.trlnK gone to four royals, 7. In
sists that Y's tnlse -Is not Justifiable.
It Is not Rood policy to assist the part
tier unless one has two sure tricks In
hand, and Rood playets do tint count
trumps unless they can ruff u suit early
Counted up on the principle that a suit
must k lotind tlit.-e times without b
IfiR ruffed for a queen to bo gnn.l ainl
that ii klnir without tho queen ts a doubt
ful proposition, Y has nut n slnirle trick
In his hand and should have passed. A
stoppers In no trumps, Y's cards are
pretty good, but as part nf a trump dec
laration, they are very weak.
Toker. S K M says : Dealing for th
dlaw, A asks for one card The dealer
faces It I! bets It must b. replaced only
when all tho otlieis have hen h.'p.'d
Why Is thla so?
Toker laws are mate to protect th
play.rs from imxcrupulons opponents, so
I that It will nut be necessary to acenre a
man of cheating, but Jut to lnst on the
rules of th game. A card faced In deal
ing for th' dtaw cannot h" taken nor un
placed n! oii.-e because that would altr
the run of th catds. and this faclni; a
catd was a c. unit), m doilo to alter th:
tta one was pot rid nf
T. A avi' A opns and spl'ts ?n try
for a flush, chipping his dlsvur.1. Mut he
atinoun 'o the split ur , ,t enough that h"
, can pinduce the ducaid If call, d on for
! It?
I The dixiard must always he placed
I under th" chip lu the pool and the il.j.
card must be n placed whether the oprnor
Is golni; to plit or no!, so that thorn shall
b no difference In h! play to betray hl
gime when he dues split It Is then un
nerf.ir to say an tiling about !t.
rno '.il .1 n II .x' Hl.i.t'tir -we
hand lias i'.'.o. H ms o,.,i i ,n '. riii
leads ac of trumps and at on, e nilds
fn'iv and calls .. it Is he o'lt"
Y Tin. trl k w n tnikes the mld
that follows ll (,-i'od to bo M'or. d at once.
,T P n .: (Maying four h..:id au
Hon A and It aro Y and 7. T.T. The
high b.diler is 7.. but V and H meal
and S"t 3o In plav. cii; ng ..at. Tne y
and 7. ne'Id is Ion an 1 1 11 y C'-t 1!"! In
pint Who w ins"
Tn h. ght bidder altvai l.a the first
count and if th" bid 1 made good tt t
counted tlrst, no matter what th other
sale has If thl count put the b.d.ler
nut h wins th game. There Is no call
ing out In auction.
W H. C av: Two hind, A lead", ft
wins ami indds in klng, putting him
l.nl., lie rails out A bets i mut tll!"
another trick
A is wiong The trick taken entitled It
to make the m"ld and cm It It Is only
In tlii'. and four hand that a trlrk m;it
be tak n after all the tiu'ds hue been
made.
T. T C s.ijs We find a difference
of opinion as to the pioper eoutit for the
m. 'hi of four kings and queens. Is it S2n
or SIU, and win '"
There l no such mold, it Is possible to
make the .lirfeient melds with thnso eight
ends ami still comply with the into that
there must be at least one flesh card from
tin- hand fur each meld as it Is made
Tlt.sc the melds total
". .1 H. says- Throe pbnlii auction
witli a widow. A gets the bid and at the
tid of the play lias pis cornet number of
cards, tw 1, while H has one and C tlitoo.
Until H and C claim a misdeal, while A
bets that as his ham! Is corn it he scotea
his gitne.
If the bid, lor hns his right number and
the willow Is correctly discarded for A
wins his game. Hut for this ml" It would
be eay for two ndveiMirfes tn make any
deal It tegular by pulling down a card ton
man ft inn the hand
W T asks 'f t'i" bldil-r In auetl.ni can
put part of lis im hi in the widow, or
ivli. thet ho must make his tin Ids after In
has a , out his three car.N
The widow must ilna.ts bo laid nit' f,c
filet, as that reduces the hi, 1,1, 1 s hand to
Hie nne number of cuds as the ,,t or
players The melds aio then made.
11. (1 T wants t.i know tlie eorteet
count for a meld of fourteen raids, as
follows. A In x 1,1 .1 nf clubs, trumps.
A IC Q of each nf tlie 01I1, r suits.
The iniitid lilp of kings and queens Is
north "2d. 1 1 limp wquenco If.u, anrl a
four noes lflu . Intnl. T0
Hum A W II says In counting th
pip value nf dm high cauls nio Hie Jacks
ninth 11. qiiidis IL', kings HI it 11, 1 ace
11. as In casslno or are thet- nil ninth
n each"
The aces at ninth n, nil the face 01
plotuie cauls in each. In poker rum.
aces ate worth ln as well as tho picture
ca tils.
Court Cards M. r. D. nHys A bets
that thorn aio four courl catds in each
suit H hots Hi,, ace Is tint a mint cud
Iii it 11 v gaum in which It innks lielow the
deuce.
If II means that the are i a court raid
ill other gaums, ho in In 0,1, r Tim 100
Is never a coin I mid Tlm wind court
I- a col 1 uptioti of coat 1111, 1 menus the
cuds that hut. lout's piunlcd on lie 111
Knee cuds Is niiotlu-i' iiuiim. ah lime of
each suit hive faces palpi. 1 on them.
NOVEL POINTS OF THE LAW.
The Court of vppoalx i.f (io ru a decided
In lllai k is state thai a (I'i.niil.int Mini
had been iniiiilit.il alter a ttlal lor potjuty
mult! not bo tried (or i.tlior lal-o statenietils
tiiiide In llio n.iii-y' nl Hi" vnm' pidltlul
lliti'-tii; itlm, ilie limit said " I'o mil'
lllllill til" I Use is not lllilllti. a ea-e f t f llillttler
In which the tniudeiet ma v have poi-onod,
stabbed and shot (lie do. eni'il and there.
niter, befnie llio li.-n I bei oiui. i oinilotoly
ovtinet, east his u, tlm into the -i.;i, w hero,
111 his llepeM l ollllillilll, lie lllllst tie'os-
Mirlly be droit tied. 'I Iniiii'li et idem o tniclit
hott Hint any one nl the lli-trllnielilnlitn-tthlili
tho liiuiileior -it in liiotinn tiniild
in a vorv slant tltno liiite luodiiioil the
ll.-lll ll tetlllt of klllltIL' the 1 .1,1-1111 llssllllll.'.l.
thoto .ould lint bo inoio thiiti one i ate of
murder l.vid.ino uiutlit xlinw that tho
deioaM'd would hale died Iroiii tinnti
if ho had tint boon shot, and Unit ho would
have died fi mil the -lint if ho luul neither
been poisoned nor -.tabbed, and that lie
would have bl-il to death Iroiii the stabbltig
If ho had neither been shot nor pol-oned,
mul that ho tumid ii it nnly have died fiotu
nne or alt time ntlinl,. inndo uiou him
If ho had lint I n . at into the s a mul
t( t It intltiot lie In III lli.it there i mild be
four eases of tlilirib'l I'tottlu (lilt ot the
death of Hie (let eased "
Communications between a Im-li.ni.l
and wife who ate Imiiir apatt nio not .it i
loged under Hi" il.'iWu.ri of the .Stipimi...
Court of Maine in llolyoko i 1 1 ) v i.l.c's
(State Chief .tii-tl. e Sivage said "Con
lldontl.il eoniiiiiiiiications iettteu hiil,iinil
mid wife are In general tri. tit priv ll.'ijed
So HkIiI Is tlie rule that death nl the (inn-
iiiunliiitltik partv doea not totmluato tlm
pilvilege Iho . oininuiilcatlniis in ifiiiato
I linden, e Tile privilege Is ll MD
to preserve the eotlflib't,.'.. ttiu. ll is es.ehti il
to the lelllllnll of llllsh.'llld Ill.ll till.' Willie
tin To l Milne i (intranet e of nlnliinli ns to
wliat eolistltilt. s a ioiitld.liti.il . oliiliiiliil-,
.i.tl.tn tl,..r.. I - I,. II it'll........
when tin. ( niiflih me exist-. Hut sin... tt,..
llllo Is bao.l III the lie.e-sitt ol lltes.'It-
tin: the enniiiience ttiu. h miit Mst in nr.l. r
to cteato and maintain iiiutH.il Imppv n-l.i-Hons
mill liilnl tin. imtposeH uf martini;..
wo think It should not apply tthen the pin
tles an, livitii: la si.iaiiition, and ip". lallt.
n.x In this ease. o llvlna under articles ol
separation, and the on., making tlm ioin
tuuiiii atinu Is aetiv. lv hostile to tlm other
(Hid Is knottll to bo -o 'I lu te Is Mi .iki.-
Hon uf i otifldi'ti' o in sui'h a rolitioti I im
put ties n i e put on their guard. " i
'I hi" the ( outt of Criminal pp.nls uf
ORl.thoinn Is ttilllm; to hli liulii lown'ment In the fnlt.i ll oneself Uveiv
tliepiolnbitiun hd in the State Is Indiinied
in the il.-. isnn ol ilioeoiirt iii La tidruiii v I
-'tale m win. I. .,.nt,. i .., n tor the .llei-al
sale of honor i upheld Aeeon bug iii th,.,
sf,t.t,.M,t..rf..,s,n,lm.as,.oe l.d sn.nl.
tcaniod a .,(,..,. of whiskey and got Un- I
drum in order n fn, biui fiotu lexns j,.. '
wln,ket wn, -hitip.si to smith bt- evptess '
to vrdinore i (kin . ami l.iiitlrnm h-ul i... .
Interest in the sale 1 v cit to t
stei h and take a eotimii-siou
aid
"Iho 111.1l 1 oun was iiirhiui
ni." t
I he 1
i'iI t
I 10 ni .1 !
flolll Hie act 1 s.-ilelllolil
of la. is 1 1. ,,
11 ' Uni niul v I
Ibis entile transttet ion nss
deliseil ellit.riuge lb-'literal
It plain ed '
lor the purpose ..r defeating Hie 'an I Ins ' ,' ' u
e I. but r illu.t, a,,.,,, of the fa.- that M-.i"'e oftouttm.s appear- s
tn.,,, who ar gaged in iho ,.-t.l e.il" ' "''i' 'v '""'"' " ' ' "''" ,l"' ",''"'-
,,f iiiiom. atlng inums m nklahotuu will.HKor liitos bf. If she "vlMinli,'s t ...
resort to niiv oMiodlei.i .r siiliie'fuge i rolo. that to the manager. ! ha'f th"
for the purpose of earr "tur on th-ir iHe-'al
lillsllo ss f tlu illilgniell. is i ,, erseil ,
,'tcrv Imunr h"tis,' m ilm I nit.sl sinii
could establish an ageni in et et e town
in 'iklahntiii to wle. lu p.rsiins ion Id applv
lllid got silell ll'i'llt lo Wilt,' let ICs a IK I
sign tlm name of the purchaser and for
ward them to Ins house, tt Inch, seeing the
letter written in the liatidwritiiiif of th.tr
iis-etif, would take it as nn indorsement
of the.in.encv of thep'i.eliaser and woni.r Mt too. I no len.uni: ro.o m i i
upon teeopt of sued letter -hip whiskovl that of a iliroioiis yonnu Anierlmn
to oni , i e -irangers nl whom thev knmi wntnan wlr has onior.d pol.tlcs to bnt
nothitu: ll tin- can be done the prolubi- tie for a dean city roqiitr. s n person
torv law of Oklahoma will beeom,. llie'wlto 1 an ii.i vov womu'il.t iliaftn nrd
hiiik'bini: etui k nl nil it'.to.liueiit .ersin s
11, id (Ills 1 mill wmllil I pell lo fi.e Inust
M't.-fe l,-'lre lor I's nest ttnsi , , ,' 'l, of
the tw I' 1 .i,;r out in rood litili 'o
so . ,.i tr ie th" lawa of I lkl.lhi.fit 1 a l o
.,, itite 'hem 10 be elilore.'d null ,,'.,.01,
ui. certain' '
'Iwo ihtpntt Hit .le. Isimis e,t'ing
1 irrvill . l.lli O.ll.'d Oeatiotis ht'e n. en
ileellied reeoiltlv lit the M sass,, , xi ,,
t ..III I 111 lllllll-lde Is -l.le 1 1 out i I inn
tins reiei-sed, 111 tt ' ,i Ii ins,, r appeared
that the pistol earned bt- the di.o,,.hini
. I. Illd ll Pile, be lo.nlotl, U'l'o.'l.letl tint tiled,
but tta- lllletl with dirt, tins rusty .-1 1 1 i
1 0 nlil tail bo tnade to ork I ho court held
that no nil, "Ulit of repnit would make the
weapon i,iri'iii In blown ts Sim,, ,'ie
court held lluit a ta.'or was not a ileiio v
wciipioi is it Inn die moaning ot the statin.
V ronlrarv 1 iiliug was iniule bv 1 lie sup, emc
t ourt of I le'aw 111 , Imt iin.tet the l.tdiitiare
stntuto nn d.a.liv weapon mat be inriie.l
oilier Ihnii an oitltuaiv tun kot knife lu
the Mississqq.i . tsettii irfsani " I hough
a riior is an 11111. lo of nr.iinati- dntnes'i,'
Use, still f is n 1 II know ll t ll.lt I' ("III be Used
ttuli deadly often hi. can also be said
,,f an 01, limn t pock." knife, or ot her at to lex
nt instruments wlilili are not .l.isseil s
weapon- In some sections of tlm In, id it
mat he tl.e habit or . u-toin of a irrtain
1 lass of p.iMiiis to ,.;,ry a taor ion. ealotl
tut the put pose nl u-ing it In eolul.'lt Iho
1 1 111 tuny ei'iiie tt lien 11 will be so genet nil v
iiset) a s 11 n ins' 1 1,1 lien, in eomb.i. a - 10 1 ause
tin I.el-lllHI,. to im I'.tle It III llio ll Ulles ,
ibitdly neiiiioiis wlui h sliall ii,,i I,,. 1 irried
eolico llcil Hut tteialllint do, id, III it l ,s
so 11,1 hi, le, I in." We ore . mis, rum the
-l.'t' ilte 'Iho J ,1 pose , lit root Is to pi et em
1 Ii ' . irrt leg ot 1 o 11 ea', il ti rations tli.it is,
instruments usetl in tlithis, ot anus 1 or
, illll of the Itisttttni-'tlts well ktloltli lo be
weapons 1110 named, and then it mciuiies
'oilier ilea. Ill weapons of I he Ilk" l,li of
description ' We do not behete that wo
, an list the in "ir in the lass ol in-i, uuict.is
deflueil to b" tteiil'iuis of lll.ekiml lul l ib -scrilttuin
tnthiiseili -mil I'.'d itt the siaiuie.s
I.otd -hbo'it no's mil dlioitod tint tus
trustees slinlllll take possession of the old
(ireat Seal of lieli.ud. iro-''iitoi to him bi
lbo late bun.' I dit. ml I his is a letnntder,
s.its .eir A'elf-, that it lieu all outer ts made
by the soveieiirn 1,1 ( oun. i' t,u- usm,. a ,t,.iv
(Ireat Seal eitlie, of Ireland or 1 .teat llrii.iln
tllo old one Is ,ll lie'l broken ntid tlm
fiarnietits bei onto the 1 d th,, oni
t'liati. ellor 'iho -ot.'l.'tgii rites tin. old
(.teat Seal a gciit'e I Ion Willi a hainiimi,
nfte, wlui h it is siipposeil io be l.,ol,en -mil
has lost all im virtue - 11 i.-ult o' 11 ilia,
pit , ,1 hi'tnooit l.onl I.i ndhii, st 11111I Lord
llroiighiiui .iter tlie o ,1 net slup o nn o,
Ureal seal the King lis siipiemo ,iuige 1,1
silell cases, otdeled the old seal limited
between the 1 lit 1 , 11 .1 11 1 iiml a- it .'misi-te,!
of Inn par'js, one repi "si 11' HU tlm si 1 vet elgtl
on Ins tin, me .ind llio otlmi mi liorselM' It
the el.iiinnnts dteti lots lor the i,itts Iho
Kim: onb'ied each pail set on a silt e, salver
with appiop!iiil oinainrlils Inning the
1 "lull ol 'Jim, mi lutotia I 1 1 droit seals
tt ere made 'lb 1st of tlueo o tliein tt is
nn, i.:,t:t and t'lnu,
"Mnlnltnos, nocioi's, Mai, its whites,
inilliun.iiies. paupers. 1u111.es and kin.-s
stand 1,1 the minis nf Mississippi mi pie-riseli-
tlm eanm "ia, lit euuiil looting,"
sats tlm 1 outt ill Hampton 1 stale, xx
Miss . .'.',;.
'llio diss,., mils' hull!.' in Untile ts state
belore the leva. 1 on. 1 nl ( tiuilliill ippoals
... .... .1,.. ,. , r. .,,1 1 .... .1. .
opinion ol ll." in, 11. mil ol tlie 1 mill 'liter
rotiottitnj tin. opiunui ot inv Inetliien I
have i.'iiehed llio 1 1111, lu-imi tli.il n n
nn
nn ant
lieeessiir' loflo 111010 lll.ltl to euiei
dissent without exleiiileil , oiniin ut I
I persuaded thai a i.i-uul icutlu.' of
' upiinuti nil! bo sitflii lent In ileinoiis'
1I10
1 i'o
,t I'I-
,1,11,1
its o,:al uiis'iuii.lnoss. n tt ell a- ,0 .I,-,
'the I in ntiizi 11 1 ' 10- and lalla, ,es to l 1
! in it
'Hir c.ihc ol si 01 einei s t . II .
Supreme 1 nun of Ml. .mi I w 1
I it, 1
BAYARD VEILLER LAMENTS.
Ilriininf 1st lleplnroa hnek uf 'n.nble
xetreaaea,
Haynrd Volllor told a Pr.v tepnrler
tho other dav t'hut he found It alio
ffet her llliposslblo to Ret Just the actress
tin Wtitlled to tako Iho loiidlnc rule III
the MM'nnd company cirgiinlzed to piny
"Tlie I'luht," which (in Is irolnir to send
to the larire cities while tho orlp-.nal
cast remains hero, nf coutse It vvsa
rnsy otiouttli for tho tpporter to realise
tho cause of Mr. Vidller'st trouble. It
will be necessary for ihlm to tltnl sum"
body as attractive In this role as Miiiu..--lot
Wycherly, who Is nitln il nt the,
Hudson Theatre. Miss Wyehorlv hap
pens to lie In private life Mrs, Wilier,
but It cannot bo that fact which ntelu
dices the playvvrlrrM. Kverybudy who
cos "Tint Flrht" at tho Hudson and
It is one of tho plays which eltonld not
bo missed Is quite as ttlttch ilellir! ted
I by Miss Wyohetlv's iicHiik as her own
husband intf-t bo. She has nil Iho
qualities win. Ii Mr Volllor has been
unable to litul In tin. other nctres'esi
' whom he has tried out. She acts with
i nil tho charm and .humor, the slncerltv
'mul enthusiasm which this character
licqiilroM. Her own tnectietlsm Is an
I other element In her success and "Thai
' I'lcht." oven if it had less merit as a
play, would be made well worth xvhlli
! by Mls Wvcherly's performance. Shsj
Is an tttuilloved ilelleht nf Iti heroln.
! No wonder Mr. Wilier, who must haj
i npproarihlnir the tlpo old brpi of 41,
' turns buck with such obvious delight to
(he pillfllV (1.1VS of tile drntlin.
...p,,,. Ainprl'r,.,n tar-o, s now fruffertnir
1 , !.., I, r n..nl,t tenillnn- wnrtl.n
This Kltuatlon Is not no mnrih a rerler-
'"'ll on llio joiiiil; tM.oi-Ii lo.-i i.--.
''" " (" -'" nf opportunity for traln-
' Illtol ll-fl tllOlll.
This w is tho comment of Mr. Wilier
after huvlnc endeavored for over
we. k tn tltnl n lending; woman for the)
pe.'lal company 'f "The Hunt "
lie was en bt Tvr. St s' reporter at
tho Hudson Thratro Just as the Inst nf
n dozen or more youni; women wcr)
leavliur illaiiontod.
"I have irotio over the 'loadlnc women'
llst.i In nil the dramatic fluencies" h
said "(iften those lists are thrio luin-
dtod names loin:, for there Is no abate,
, who has ever pl.ttrd n Mead'
insists on l.ilnt; . lassitie.l whether
, , . lncr,mlf.i ,,,medi.nno or Just
a ?'"" S ,'i,r'1 Ui ' "' ., . ,
"nurlntr the wool; I have Interviewed
fully -My voiinu' women, tiiuiiv .,r
tb-t" n boatttlful as any l'lidim; woman
op. the st me. bin all of them nre.morn
,,1 p... -ap, , i..ied' Tiny hive none of
th.- abiiiiv to plav vatl, d t dos, which,
a , 't'lini.- ti .-,1! ilram.it:' 11 nt' ,', dot" a
nl b.i-t Vto sho'lld rxpo.'t It. 'Ill loadlnc
Wi.rii' 11
"Nowail -vs ll'. ro s so pr. ,1' a ranee
. b.i'tlo nil. I !... olteti nil tlm battle. Th-
nctresses In two or three wars are ml
ilonly renred n tb- tanks of I, a. line
wotip n. Mtlte they have lilt, lllll', I th's
pjllio lller.' Is n" llod st f.t.ling Tliov
neter ni. opt next leaf a 1 . rv dieferon'
lolo, w'.ethot it Is a lead'tiii ..tie or not
"After all my sear, hlng I am nf
mm h nt s. a in toy cboi i when T
i bo , all ii.i ioy woniii',! 1 It. 1
n' a' the s.inie tlm" i- icmsi ;, icilv
fiii',ift.l por-iiiiali'' It N Im' a diff
.it r..'e. Th. re I-- tt" wile cii.it
. mol'i'lis iu.lv 11 Sense uf si, 1, 1, tic
a", I no. uptu. , intb'ti of 'be ri al n
tn tt of ..n'tu'tit and fe.lina In it-re
II nlil 111 S ,-. I Mill
,-leVe.l ',.,se .it,,
d Yet VVlletl I bate
seem."! ttloSt I'St,., hie
to 1" nl tie p
r' tin re was no color n
111, ir tin-,,'.-. 11
subtle sign of ii'idei-
t.mditie; lu tli.tr fares n,- In tli.if ces
tui es.
"Iliety d, alil.it 1st faces th Mttis
problem. The only hope I- lb it mali
ngers till! Insist that teal oMsi'l n nee be
tho tlltlin requisite in detel tultiitu their
sil.ctu.,1 aid fiat tlie mini"; w.itn. 'i
Will lllldelao lltlV Nil lillce. .von lone,
irksnin- ntiiiin rs ri ..i.-r tie stock
companies, to caln tlia' exp. 1 i. "
"Til." most tl. cess., I V roqilll eipent Is
temp, r.itnent. It is the cicit .liatnatlc!
Impulse In a woman Tlitoiiuli It she
naitis both an mid rt.itidin', of emotion
mid the power to express u
"With mtmy other au'liots I have
fiiiind t lint when a woman is very b"Vi
tltul sho rarolv lias any Bloat etun
tiotis. She (.Mins tr.luite so easily I'fi
itoi s on s. p.aiid'i. that she rarelf
MilTOll.
".MiH:toti.siit inns! bo adboiont In ativ
x'ouny; person Mukinii tune honors.
That I" a honvoii out quality. It can
not Im u ilticl bv e x per 101 .oe. It cannot
bo immiif.ieture,! and tpstilleil hv anv
Itiito iiminmer. It Illtlt be possee,
bv iho asptt-.itit. Any ttn tid may toll
lmf whether she his it. It may botrnv
ltn 'If 111 the .sweetness nf voice, m thai
btlBlitno.ss of tlie 1 yo or in the lurkinc
mile."
set aside 11 transfer of toaltv 011 the irrmnnl
of lulse , eltri'sennit intis In tlie ileleiul in ,
llo.nl In siisifimiiiir the 1 Ii tts'es auuiiist
Head the conn tiio'o the tollotttn
,l,s npiimi of the trans n lion "shotilv
af'er ins"aipoarai,. o al stinnenieis's I, nine in
lllui.'is 11 1 - -1 1 out thai Head ills, ot .red the
p' lit.' His weie.llll'.ll I ".'pie, Intel est. 'd ill
s-u, uiac lu, ols ami 1 euipet ance nn, a,
(liiserto itlui I. illn", cd Was Held In
tiie-teil iii I'm' 'ine' l'.e.ielt, and t,ry
m n li -i 1 11 1 h" ere 11 coiitrot I'T'st-ol (.mid
1- 1 t ll 1. dd, t et ot er 11. "t im n is , ultsicl mi
I lie - ,te ol , '111 pe, ll lice, SUIllt.'lt' s, In mis il'el
, Inn. 'lies 'I hot' were mil 1 inn in t he sain,.
1 ause Presently it 111 11 ,-1 was in.nmii , , .l,
and lie,-, d, lut x iiiu pilot in that bt the 'mie
till, I lllle'ld nl III- lllseolllse .el 111 11 oil bis
li,ltli! . ,1'lotls lor that ptnlls oflli e is
iniiti!te.!t r.n " I. in, Kin", lot ami .1:1
a' 1 he ti hole 1 1 ans,,i , un,, w e liat 1 u'li-im .1
, I'liuirl, that no iloiiln In- ul u as urn ii
(Ulslv lis tile llMiltlll.' Ill, inlli'l nl tlm til in of
I. iiiuk. (lUiiiui.in A Sii.ii itiuild lni' ilium
iiiuler the nn unisiai.i es lot what i- the
inle ol 1 oust 1 net inn. on hipn."i-t en opt
'Ilf tin 11 I r tuts t e shall Uiunt t hem' ' lim
ine, eaten salt III then table .tthlili (tellies
II, 1 lilillu'llt loll etell III"' Vlalis ol the ilei-ei I
Ilte said to lespetli, lie assilletl lliell'. oil
b.'iliU aiiMiuisly ptess. .1 on Ills -lutein. 1 is
ol l.l.l about III,' III, in, tlllll lie tlolllil not
toil ,1 he lor , t .1 r 111 ' (i, "(or Ih" ttmlil.'
Olleeell I it o spe 1 1, In i(ii till sadness ,, n ,
1, nine is Head' It 1- under n. h , in niu-
sta , . ind allot tt 1,1 nun'.' In- nil t into tie
reioein an, I son in-' seeds ot onlliieiu e 11
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