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TWO DIALECT l'UETS.
THE LITERATtY WORK OF J. W. RILEY
AND S. W. FOSS.
Each Has O.llned Fame nnd Itoth Arc )1
National Reputation Reasons AVli J- the
Humorist' Work Is Not Suro of Per
manent I'luco In I.ltorature.
Of all forms of literature tlio humor
ous i notably ovaticsccut. And it
makes tho admirers of James Whitcouib
Riley and S. W. Foss tho men now do
lighting us griovo to add that of hu
morous poetry the dialect kind is usual
ly tho most evanescent. It is impossi
ble for tho spirit of one ago to bo repro
duced in tho nest, and ho who is not in
tho spirit misses tho subtlety of tho
humor. It is only tho very finest that
will oven bear transplanting, for in an
other country the jokes must bo ex
plained, and humor that requires foot
notes is dead already. Instance Hing
ston's English edition of Artemus Ward.
To an American tho explanations are
almost as funny as tho toxt.
Yet how rich in suggestion Bom of
tho Hues of Riley aro; how delicately
suggestive aro the sly allusions of Fossl
But "Indian summer" ia a season un
known in England, nnd so Britons can
but wonder nt Ainorican enthusiasm
over thoso richly suggestivo lines:
When the frost is rm the pumpkin and the
f odder' in the shock.
In England there is no "husky rustro
of tho tossols on the corn;" no "raspra
of tho tangled leaves, as goldon as tho
morn;" no forest hues that '"no painter
JAMES W7TITCOMB RILEY.
has tho colorin to mock," and "while
thereV frost enongh, olast there is no
"fodder in tho shook.'" So, incredible
as it may seem, this poem nn "English
man can appreciate little more than tho
labored jokes in Punch amuse us.
Mr. Riloy is but thirty-nmo years old,
yet ho has been a poet of local note for
twonty years and of national fame
nearly as loug. Ho got ,liia experience
early, and got it fresh from man arid
nature. Bora hi Greenfield, Hancock
county, Ind., and designed by his -well to
do father for a business or professional
man, ho good nature dly kicked over the
traces while still in school nnd took
up the trade of a traYoling.sign 'painter.
In tills line he Acquired all the phrase.'1
of tho streets, tho woods and the fields.
He started in literature the master of
two languages English and "Hoosicr.'"
Perhapu the most olaburato jeko he
ever perpetrated was a poem -in draita
tioa of Edgar A. Poo, which went tho
rounds as a newly discovered produc
tion of that poet, and deceived as cute n
eritic as William Cullen Bryant. It
was in 1873-0 that Ills pieaca iiegan to at
tract attention in tho papers, iand he has
since 16S0 been recognized as the lead
ing dialect poet-of tho country.
Mr. S. W. Foss, The Yankee Blado
man, as ho is colled, is admUtedly the
foremost rival of Sir. Itiley in theJine
of dialect poetry. His biography -is as
yet brief. He was l)orn in Candia, N.
H., Juno 10, 1858, nnd -was graduated
from Brown university in 18!fi, stand
ing, as ho says, "verytiear the end ot the
class." He was nleo class poet. While
editing tho Lynn Mass.) Union ihe-was
compelled to get up a hnmorous column
in a great hurry one day, and to his as
tonishment, ns much as any other man's,
it "took." Ho became editor .of The
Yankeo Blado in 1687.
8. W. FOSS.
nis poetry is best described as serio
comic, but it goes. Tho Teader must
not consider his "Sebastian Moroy's
Poem" as in any senso his own experi
ence. In it ho says:
The 'Lactic, nn The Century, nn Llpplncott's
nn Harper's,
Bcrlbner, an nil the rest ot 'cm, la nil n set er
sharpers.
Wen thoy fln n son cr cenlua In a reg'lnr Icn
Etroke poet
An a colecshuu er tho muses they don't know
enough to know tt.
I writ a roarlu poem an I tent It to tho 'Lnntlc,
An then, w'en It come back next mall. It near
ly drlv mo frantic.
I eent It then to all the rest to eco how they
would nnd It.
Hut they, with their durncd printed slips, "re
spectfully declined It."
There is a ring of Hosca Bigelow and
Bird o' Freedom Sawin in this, and in Mr.
Foss' most humorous poetry thero is n
marked tendency to tho uso of long
words terminating long lines, which
combines the subllmo and ridiculous in
n stylo irresistibly funny. Riley and
Foss tho dialect poets of the day
moro than sustain our national reputa
tion in that lino.
THE POET LAUREATE.
An Offleo Which Ilns llcrn Held by All
Sorts i f Ithymsters.
All American readers of Tennyson
know that ho was poot laureate, and
that Premier Gladstono will probably
namo his successor, but for tho most
part thoy havo very hazy ideas of what
a poet laureato is. Nor is it easy to ox
plain it, becauso tho laureateship is so
many kinds of an institution.
First of all, it is a hugo joke. Great
poets havo held it, it is truo, but as lau
reates they havo dono their poorest work,
whilo tho worst poets in like cases havo
succeeded in sinking far below them
selves. In short much of tho laureate
poetry, as tho western phraso goes, is so
bad that it is gorfd. When a lot of choico
spirits assemble and some ono says in
effect, "Go to, let us bo funny," thero is
usually a very dull half hour to follow.
So when the poet feels that oil tho world
is looking to him for something sublime,
just fitted to tho case, ho is dumb.
In its beginning tho position.was made
glorious by Ben Jonron, Davenant and
Dryden. Later it has again been mado
glorious by Southey, Wordsworth and
Tennyson. Tho interval was filled by
middling poets, or even worse. There is
a tradition that when Petrarch received
at Rome the crown of bays Edward III
at onco bestowed like honors on Chau
cer, with certain perquisites of money
nnd wino; also that his successors wero
John Scogan, John Kay, Andrew Ber
nard, John Skelton, Edmund Sponsor
and Michael Drayton.
Historically, however, tho offico'began
In 1010, when James I bestowed it on
Ben Jonson, with an annual salary of
100 marks. Charles I, on March G, 1037,
reappointed Ben, with a salary of 100
instead of marks, and made -the office
continuous. When Jonson died in 16S0
the choico fell on William Davenant,
who was then s.pokou of as an illegiti
mate son of Shakespeare, and was rather
pleased with tho gossip. Tho civil war
ALGERNON SWINBURNE.
suspended tho office,' and in 1070 it was
revived and bestowed on John Dryden,
with whoso removal by William HI tho
glory of 'the rrllace ended for many a
;ycar.
Thomas Shadwell succeeded and made
the -place so ridiculous that all the critics
said it could uot bo worso; but his suc
cessor, Nahuin Tato, proved that it
could be. Nicholas Rowo next held the
office f or threo years. In Westminster ab
bey the visitor .admires a handsome me
morial of hini,;in which his widow poet
ically declaresher "inconsolable grief."
She soon married again, however, and
tho 'Story is that she married the mau
vdho composed ."the epitaph. The next
incumbent, Rev. Lawrvnoo Gusdcn, died
in a drunken bout. Then came Colley
Cibbcr, and after hiunWilliam While
head, the formerrthe-tlctim of this epi
gram on him and tlio duke who ap
pelated him.
Tell me. If you con.iwhlch did the worn,
(Caligula or Grafton's grace?
That made a consal of a horse
And this a lauret.o an ass.
Thomas Warton 'flien redeemed the
place slightly till 1700, and next Henry
James Pyo sunk it to tho lowest place.
Then .camo Southey and Wordsworth,
and in 1S30 Tennyson. ;For his succes
sor tho English common people clam
ored for ono of two mnn William Mor
ris and Algernon C. .Swinburne. But
both are revolutionist niul radicals the
former a socialist and tho latter an ag
nostic; both havo indulged in unsparing
ridicule of tho court and royal family,
and tho queen detests them both.
lie IIw Won a Rich IJrhle.
Every reader who followed tho for
tunes of Stanley and Emin Pasha re
members the dashing Lioutenant Moun-
tenay Jephson.
Ho was tho .pro
tege of the Count
ess de Noailles,
who outfitted
him for the .ex
pedition. He had
tho honor to first
find Emin, nnd
ho has written a
book on his ad
ventures which
isliighly praised.
MtSw And now ho
AM' has further dis-
''" ' tinirniclin1 l,i,
self by winning
miss anna head, tho hand of Mis
Anna Head a famous beauty of San
Francisco, and only daughter cf tho
millionaire, Colonel A. E. Head.
A year ago Stanloy and his wifo mado
tho tour of California, and Lieutenant
Jephson was with them. In San Fran
cisco ho saw, loved and almost won Miss
Head, but it was in London that tho
matter was completely arranged and tho
engagement announced. Miss Head is
twenty-thrco years old, beautiful, highly
accomplished and very rich. Lieuten
ant Jephson is brave, handsomo and dis
tinguished. Little wonder that tho en
gagement is "all the talk in London so
ciety." Tho governments of Brazil, Uruguay
and the Argentiuo Republic havo joined
in signing a commercial, penal and
copyright treaty.
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vrllE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: TUESDAY MOKM1NG, NOVEMBER 22. 1392.
Pumpkin J'lis
When melancholy days come round and
leaves get brown and red,
When corn Is shocked, aud when you add a
blanket to your bed.
When apples, p.ircd and quartered, aro set In
tho sun to dry.
This Is tho time yon smack your lips and think
of pumpkin pie.
This pumpkin plo'a a tempting dish to almost
any fellow.
So sweet and tender, luscious (yvinl) nnd then,
withal, fco jcllow.
You stir up vugs and milk and spice and sugar
oh, myejol
And then you add t lia pnmpkln, and that
makes the pumpkin pie.
Ilrandon ttanner.
All 0tilrlt Amnion Africans.
Nows has just reached Liverpool ol
the arrival tit Sierra' Leone, west Africa,
of a lcmarkublo specimen of the ostrich
tribe, which tho pcoplo of that colony
havo seen for tho first time. Tlio ostrich,
which U ten feet high, has como from
central Africa, and walked a distance of
at leas 600 milos to the British colony.
Tho liird was sent by tho great Moham
medan chief, Aliinamy Samadou, to Mr.
Alfred L. Jones, of Liverpool, who has
the co.iling establishment at Sierra
Leono. It camo down with a caravan of
tho Alimumy's hoadmeu and traders,
who arrived in tho British settlement
with their produce, ivory, gold, etc.
It is a most unusual circumstance foi
an ostrich to le found, in central Africa,
and when it reached Sierra Leono 'the
whole population turned out to see It
Tho traffic of tha streets was stopped,
and the governor bad to send a special
company of native police to escort it to
the Sierra Leone Coiling company!"
premises. As tho Aliz&amy Samadou is
a great Mohammedan, it is thought that
the bird may be regarded in some re
ligious connection.
Knowing the grout reverence tho All
mamy bus for Queen Victoria and the
English people, it is tho intention of
Mr. Jones to offer the bird to her maj
esty as a present from tlio great Maliom
medan chief. Tho ostrich, it is said,
will bo tent over by the next African
steamer to Liverpool. Loudon Stand
ard. Lot Is lllind.
A marriago of more than ordinary in
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ol tho corporation, in the City of Phoenix, Ari
zona Territory, on the first Tuesday, to-wlt. the
iTth tlth tlart nt llAAnmha. 1 to ) in aI.U.L
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ivtiwia lut me eupuuig year, ana transacting
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tn, nf ,tiai nn.nAt.ll.tii mill n .I....I .1
fifteenth (15th) day of November. 18W, and thoso
then appearing therct-y to he stockholders of
said corporation will bo entitled to votoand
participate in catd mtetlng.
A. (J. SHELDON. President.
J K. OOOLITTLE.Secretiry.
Dated Phoenix, Arizona,
November 1st, 1&92.
Annual Meeting. .
rpO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ARI
JL ZONA Trust Company The regular annual
meeting of tho stockholders of tho Arizona
Trust Company will be held at the office of the
corporation, in the City o' Phoenix, Arizona
Territory, on the first Wednesday, to-wit. tho
seventh (T) day of Decani ber, 1892, at ten o'clock
a. m , for the purpose of electing a board of
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The stock and transfer register ol the corpor
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November, .J892, ard thoie then appearing
thereby to be stockholders of said rorrairntlntT
will bn entitled to vote and participate in said
meeting.
Dated Phoenix Arlsona,
November 3rd, 1892.
REN J. W. THOMPSON, President.
C. P. SILLOWAY, Secretary.
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New Coaches, 8plendld Teams, Fast Tim
Special teams on hand all the time for the r
commodatlon of drummers and families ib
Best Equipped Stage Line in Arizona.
C. LAYTDN,
Prorieut
"uTmail anTstage une.
Passengers Irom Globe, San Carlos, fort
Thomas and all points below will pleats ui.
the stage at Soiomonvilie for Duncan on Mod
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7o'clock a m.
making close connection at Duncan with the
train Irom Lordsburg to CUtton and XorencL
Also with the stage l r Carlisle, New Mexico
returning from Duncan to Soiomonvilie on r.
rival ol train Irom Clifton and stag fromCsr
lisle on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Haturdays, sr
riving at Soiomonvilie at 6' n'oclosk p. m. I
keep a good corral at each end of the route
This is a short road tree Irom dust and chuck
boles. Commercial men taken en any divot
the week.
NOAH GBKl.'N,
Proprietor
Time Table.
Maricopa & Phoenix R. B.
TIME TABLE NO. 25:
lv ErKCT Nov 7. 1892-.
FROM
maunx
O TOWAEO
rnajfix
IFrelg'tsaa
9 I Pan
STATIONS.
Freig'tand
pass.
8:00 p.m
(8:30 p.n
1 8:50 p.m
9:35 p.m
10:10 p.m
10:35 p.m
...Phcenix...
...Tempe....
...Kyrene...
..Bscaton..
..Maricopa. .,
S4.28j9 3Sa.in,
ofi.,19 10a o.
7.7
IW.BV , HI.,
18.128 15 a. n.
16.16
26.06
7.62 I75a.n.
134.28
'7 20 a. n
Southern Pacific east bound passes Msrlcopi
at 11S0 r. M.
Southern Pacific west bound passes Marltops
at 65 A.M.
Pacific time,
Trains stop on signal.
Trains make closi connection with Southern
Faclfle tralm Connect at Tempe with staeei
for Mesa City, and 'onesvllle at Phcenix witn
stAges lor Irescott, Wlckenburg Glllett iM
Vultnro.
n H. MABTEM. VtrikPrMldnnt no u.n
IlallrondH.
"EL PASO ROUTE "
Texas and Pacific
The Great Popular Route Between
Jl
Short line to NEW ORLEANS. KANSA8CITT,
CUICAGO, ST. LOUIS, NEW YOKK and
WASHINGTON. Favorite line to tbt
north, east and southeast. PULL
MAN BUFFET SLEEPING
CASS and solid trains
from El Paso to
Billa, fort Worth, Xtw Orleui, Htmpbii til St Uiii.
FAST TIME AND SURE CONNECTIONS.
Ctffte that your tickets read Texsi tnd
Pacific Railway. For maps, time tables, ticket
rates and all required information, oall on er
address anr of the ticket agents.
B. F. DARBYSHIRE,
Gen. Agt BI Pao, Teist.
GASTON MESLIER,
Gen Pass, and Ticket Act., Dallas, Tex
Queen & Crescent
AND
EASTTENN..VR.&GR. RTS.
SOLID VE3TIBULED TRAINS-.
New Orleans to Cinfiaoiti, 91 Hilci Shortest
Making Direct Connections For All
Points north and east.
ar-Pullman Palace Cars through without
change via Chattanooga to New York. Only cne
change of cars to tho principal points in Georgis
irgiuia, North and Bcuth Carolina andAtUn
tlcjtates. OF-Ticket offioo.Jl St. Charles Street, New
Orleans, La. r. JONES, T. P A.,
Dallas, tixas
Southern Paeifie Co.
TItAINS LEAVE
2,rVK A. M. DAILY, MIXED TRAIN FOR
VX Tucson, Benson, Lordsburgh and In
termediate stations.
f.c er
A. M. DAILY, PACIFIC EXPRESS
O.OeJ for points in California. Nevada,
Kuu auu TIUSUIUS
Washington.
n'Ofs P- M- DAILY', ATLANTIC EX
, .U press for Tucson, Benson, Demlng
Kl 1 aso.San Antonio, Houston and New Orleans
fi.Ofl P.M. DAILY, MIXED TRAIN FOR
JmJ Yumaand intermediate stations.
T. U. GOODMAN,
RICHARD GRAY. -.-.".a.--
Gen. Trafflo Manager
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