Richmond planet. [volume], April 29, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

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SATI1;[> \ v .April
PRIEST WEDS A
COMELY MMDEI
?LARRIAOE CAUSES EXCITE
K?NT IN CANADIAN TOV.
?RIDE COURTED BY MAIL.
afretty Romance Bepun About Two
Tcavrs Ago and Its Culm-.nation
Comes as a o -. priae to
FriendB of Both.
Tor. Alex
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the a:
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assistant ?
forni.d bh
astist..
and a
KO O!
? than
another. h: r their
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carri.
ruother ba
Soinj; ,n th?
aatrja i to bar by
her dauRhier beraalf a after
their mar;
Father I remained at St.
Mary b ut. Blber, when he
went to balp | at Brant
ford. Hei ta iabor la that fleld
until a fev dently
fauned the flame. and ga waa
agreed upon.
By arra' tbe two,
Miaa I . ame to Toronto in
January to rtatl ffiaada, For the next
few days tbere was adally exehange of
love missi a after
Father O'Ham'.ly also arrived. They met
and togetber dror* to the home of a
BQinlster ai ltth by
which a pr . -aih tocelibacy
took unto himaelf a wife.
y apparent ln
the actions af the bnde and bride
BToom?'' tbe riiiii.-f.-r waa asked.
"None whatever." ho replied; "they
arere perfeotly hocest and above board
|B the matter."
**Did you know you were marryinga
prieat?"
"No, I did not kcow that for some tlme
afterward "
Father O'Handly returned to Brant
ford a few days afterward and resumed
his duties as priest He was very ruuch
prooccapied in his manner. howerer,
and in a day or two rehnquisfced his du
tiea, and lunmediately thereafter tha
riage notice appeared.
ktan Isoaes Powcr of Speech.
fbt Louis?After awakening from a
pap Fred Schmiot was strlcken speech
less Just a? as. was <-ali to hla
wife. He bu<: h*>e?: ill for several days.
Phyaician- ba case to be motor
aphasla. and aa* he may become perma
nently i heanng
waa uuaff. ?
0RG1ES ABQARQ
STRAKGE CRAFT
MYSTERIOUS PEEASURE YACHT
IN THE ADRIATIC SEA.
CiRLS INDUCED TO EMBARK
Youag Pea&ant Maid Who Was
Shanghnied Tells Remarkable
Story of Diinking, Feaating
and Dancing of Hosts.
Yleana ? ious pleasurr ?
ls eruising aroiind the Adriat -
of th?' kli ed in the tab
.. agthe
aoast are :
\ I n i; y.
Fisb;
.
The
and <
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how
rank
eahlaa
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The
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iuaily
stor>, aad
ll all rnh
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QUEER DIET Or INSANE MAN
Skeleton of Muuse. Handkerchief and
Other Strang* Thing-s Found in
Body at Danville, Pa.
Dai. of a
mouse, a f aad
other ia nature,
found
..
here.
John Alexan
t waa
-
aud bl
Staie
iimd.
l>ai
Alexa *J an
nals. What r
cot that I swal
: the tbinga foaad in him, but
that he eould hara Urad two
l
InteK- aach whnh i*
believed to
Alexand.-r w* .,! had
been in tha boaaftal for twa
had no relattves in this eoaatry. fat*
had complained of abdominal pains.
and tbe hospita) physician* were un
able to nagaoaa his oaaa He waa
ciaaaed with tbe "harmless" inaane.
Frozen Snake for Firewood.
York. Pa.?John Gress. who lives at
Pleaaureville 'his eaaaty, laid in agood
supply of wood for the winter. A few
erenings ago, when he put home wood
Into tbe stove a stick which he had
plcked up began to wrlggle. He discor
ered that ? hat he thought was a stick
was a snake which had been frozen
atlff, but whlch revlved in thewarmth.
Re quickly threw tbe reptile into tha
atove, where it was consumed. Tha
aaake measured about 14 Inehes.
An Odd Emetic.
A policeman of South Sbields. Eng
land, ground up a clay plpe. admims
tered the powder as an en ?
girl who had taken po.
saved ber iife._
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DISAPPEARING SA3HES.
ction
W!. :ew
f 11
but
?
.n tlie
I
THE i ?
only adaait | thal
i;p or down,
affords a;: but ha I
.
a new
.tr en
I
is pro
l\ cor
?rs tlM . . :ng a
auitab
i
for th lah eordB,
lachiag th ? the eoa
'ler 19
warm irmad into
an ui.- ad when the
wea:l he sill is
I aad the sash raised and
d in positlon, when they resemble
the ordlaan wiadoa consiruction.
? ference.
**\\ all hM H rain "
**1 was going to!"?Alley Sloper.
Viewa.
"Of courae." said the bride-to-be, Ml
eonsider marriage a very important
atep."
"Huh!" snorted the erabbed old
aaaid. "1 d call it a mie-atep."
"Oh no; lt'a a Mra.-atep. ? Phlladtl
pbia Preaa
"?"frf
.
REGARDING HOME BUILDING
It I* th* W'oi k of ? . But Is a
Hsurable
Th? that
of a llf<
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lld be
- a mai
that
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;
>f the
?
ahlp.
? ? ?
*"?'? ;uun
by th.
It p i
it iu
l
him as .1
of a ? kitoi ?.
tnunlty.
An's' Nests >iasa.
aala la a
I.ond- tlbtKM k !
.
with
ahapod itka a p
in their o< ? H
ot il.
on.- i
small Inaw aith
thern. are laaioaed in tht- nett
?^ itn a q ..
or witboat, as uia> i.
compii
?
years. These
afford nleasure to chddren. hu
inlties fi Ludj
Same Tobacco.
"Now. what the dlckena!" said the
brutal huaband. "What on earth 1*
the matter with this tobacco of mine?
Smells like a rubber aboe and taste*
llke mediciBo."
"Why. my dear." aald the trusting
young wife, "it acented the bouse all
up with that horrid tobacco smeii. aad
ao I poured a lot of my favorite per
fume lnto tbe t^baoco-Jar."?Judge.
?
AWFUL SUFFERENG
OF II FISHERMaN
THREE DATS ON NARROW BEACH
IN ZERO WEATEER.
JS WSTHOUT FOOD OR FIRE
Pinally Makes Hls Escape Cllmbing
BOO-Foot Olacier with Aid of a
Rope?Diary of His Ex
perience.
SauFrancisco.Cal. Kn-l.-rickMartln.
tbe Alaska m wbo apaat thrao
days oa tha ttoraa-hoaad coast aear
Eagle MarlKtr.
keep from fraastag, and flnally ee
r Klacier 800
feet h. of hla experi
aaaaaa |
diary of his auffertnga Martin was'
iin*; fiom hla
I i-ril.
"I did not worry at tirst after land-j
in? <?' aek at the base
of tbe Icy < bfl
I go down.
B had pas cllffs
had a terrlble aaoaaaag f->r aaa. At'
hlgh wat.-r th their I
. ? ? . ? ?
kill myself. It degreea b
from cold.
me Insane. -ait I ate was
? ?
rock Juttinc OOn fr- ?
clfff. I thousrht if
flnd a foothold
clifT.
Agaii
iea ln my
fi
4
l\
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i
t waa
h be
Lga and <
I
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grounds off Palmoath Booa
wlnd -.[? an
chor and
there arttl
ing wind would it:
m t.-n
Blindm^; snowai :t is aarfully
cold. . four
mile u
ble. Not
I
cnri that
away i r.and
I under lt,
with saii for 01 I am in my
shirtsb-eves. wiib - ap on
my h
"lt i beat
of Bttaattoa, ? iround doi
aadar it . was
hard and I Bat 1
kuow u u, oal | ba iuorn
lng i> to Fal
mouii'
ind I was
aix f?-et aadar aaow; wlad nortbweat
ritfht
up to d>>! . ? from aadar
doxy stift an I I running
along !;it!<? beach to gat Day I
but ahaad it Imp .vt low
wataff aalke agth of hoarh,
wbuh was ha aoptag to flnd
way < ? -, 800
Xeet bljjh and ataop down -
Is laaj rataad
borribb- situat'.oii Btg hlgb pln
nacle of lat ? > v y breakers around
me. and no wa> to eacapa. All I have
with : h. which sbows lt
la noon.
"I have * iv asd
a balf. BoglBBtag toga* hauagry; noth
iag to eai W'alk.-d along water maik
boping to :
"On. has come over
mountain n Uttle cova
where w:l ? ? Uawiag BO hard
and took ho.ii- ofl ? i Gale
lncreasir.n, breakers bv:h Not wor
rled Diuch pal Thtag thnt hothersae
is I haw aotkti k to > at Wii; baaa io
pasa BBOther h : lory
GettiiiK coark i aad n r.ard.
"At seven p m 1 'nd?-r ilory for nlgkt.
but do not dare t.. %<> ga sleep. If I do
that will be last of life. With gsff hook
handle I keep beattng my feet lo keap
them from netuti^ frozen.
?April 11 ,ck dayllght be
gina. Teirlhlj hungry; two days with
out food. Still fe?*l no elfeet of starva
tlon. Gale the BBaBa; no kIku of change.
"Elnven - Hegin to reallre ait
uatlon. 1 kaow now cbance io tave my
life ls poor, but w/nle tbere la life there
la hope. Cannot last mmli longer ln
auch awful weatber. Tbird day of awful
aufierlnj
"Flve | md at bigh water
tnark two aculfda that i aa for bait
and threw aaay irat day. Aiepieceof
one. to (hink of. Thia, the
third .. al oa raw scui
pin aud n i.ow. Have uo
mau I.
";t oooiing; uo sign of change.
Weather settu :er. itisnight.
ahafharlafj soosethlng terribly. Systcm
beginniii^ to l.ieak down. Voice has
left m> "jak no n.
"April i lu haa come.
battsri I* like thia.
Sat down under dory. weak. Took knife
: batting insidedory
and took i pencll and wrote
few lines. This aaaj ba my last day. so
arhaarar Bada dorj will know how i
with this. wy mind is
failin;;
; out from dory and too.
look at horrihle < iiffs. Cante to oue
a
aath. Weat
vv it was impossible.
Then found i could aol g. t down. but
along*- waa a bts snowslide,
whi.h 1 '.to, and weut
sliding do*
other att> miits bul Wll up.
"lla\ ? ii
irt for last at
tenipt maay hour* It
It ia nme | ra] . salad is
failing V. ation and
want ??? ad aaj foa
"April 1
rthle
I
I
cliff. A
m*n ! ? :t. Miio:
did r
gave i
i
knew
snow.
;
how l
l
1 am
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MISSIONARY 1
DEVIL-W03SHIPER.
?i R< turns
to C But
:
i
C
*
I
ilo
??
It is t ird that al
lurad
back ?
a tha
H Kum
ln \\ ?
HJE ia THJa
rtattlac a
annoai
child had ? n in th. negro vil
4 Dr. i
christ. ? iniel Flicl
r the
boy a. ? nerfca by a re
turninK ml I>r. Pltcklngar ac
etdoaU ed his Bamesaha at
work at the n.
York.
Dr. FUcklaarer tooh tha had to Day
ton. o i as aaad to school.
then thron . . -.! and lat.r to
a medicai i 'IciTolaad He
marrh it DayUaa. Latoc the
two went to ?!<> missionary
work amo; un which
Wilberforce d. \
1 in this country,
one at Otr Ikaga and the other
ln the Daytoa hlgb acbool Wilber?
force ratara hfl to Afriea. He and hls
wife w.ro plund.red of all their be?
longinKs in tho hut-tax war in 1898,
and narrowp . scan.-d the massacre in
ddent thei
SUkFACE DRAfNACE.
How a Farn.ei Mny Study Conditiun
and Secuie L^tttr KeauiU
froiii ifua Crapa
On aa a ? iourtb af
rfae* wiiij.
iirplu* wa
t** aa ..,, ior la the
farm ? ? -. to .ollect
** il r ? a la iiabi*
io eat tbe aoil
BOftfcM
so loug that It a
ln tr.<
I
soecess altb ition-*
paa ui*
sk.ii i. ^n r.
ll.' ? , lactica
.
i e
*:aa plaeed npou surfaee-dltches. and
flat lands were regularly plowed and
cultivaied in ' land-bedB." They
plowed tbe same way every time. aud
lt wab a common thing la see the ele
vated lands a BB04 <?r two higher than
the waier-furrows between
dralns cannot altoKether do away wiib
tbe usefuluess of tbese land-beds ou
tlat day lands. as in tlmes of heavy
rainfall the water cannot reacb the
fast enough. and the lev- .
will puddle and subsequently bake.
Barfaea dralns are frequently a
tries to the underdralns to carry
off the surplus water qulckly. As ?
rad ditches, a
BBB of land-beds will frequently belp
ra on tlat meadowa. Tbe "la
? made not over elght or ten yards
v ide. and the middle furrowa <-'?
out afttr cultlvation la flnisbed.
< >n uo cmp is it so important to guar.l
Ignaat water on the surta. -
as wiutrr wheat. On aucb apota it is
UL In pi
land I I'urrowi should be
as to carry tbe
water - he "saga" ai:-'
atratchaa n the aarfaaa is somewhat
*ed in ; i
lilng in ti ?
each middle furrow th
in. Wi,
not BBlforai it may be expedient to
plow la ta s so that the
fOrrowi ,.! tarorahly drain
ion. In ad-:
I
p'ow :? aatadu :
w kila
and
il
I
i
aturs
?
?lai ;
- pre
?
ti
ut of
the V
HOME-MACE SUBSOIL PLOW
Very Banriceabla and Practica! Uten
ail for Uaa After Ficld
Is Plowed.
A n t and practlcable
.1111 and haadk
The
l
point ,,f 0jjj
wagon iir. ng. The
poiut bar ,ut the
iBChaa sipiart
from ?
other matiH
with p
l
I
made >>:
Tbe ti.
rhich ai
eattli
This ploi .: of a
aking
plow.
for oiK-hors. aeted
lighter and need have but a
r:Kht. lt || aptad to b
laf -n> aod whlch ha j solid
Iroiu long tran.j
NEW BUILDING MATERIAL.
Ferro-Concrete Declared to Be a Re
markable Discovery?Improves
with Age.
iking at a meettng of the l
iiion of Britlsh I
LaBdoa.OB 'M.-ii- 411.
Parra Oooerau afi L 11
that : was an i
r.ew niaterial which ha
ri.-h tha aagtaaarlBg world. Ti
hereii- -
the ape of tbe w : l ?
tioni;
ieft to llaalt, woah
tOBCIi .:; improv
ing aadlaaslj la qaallty with
The
?
hni:. and most useful a\ pli- i
f rro ? Thalr fXM i w -is
moie
? ater
?
COUjll he ef!. tbe tuca.
foaadat. i \.\, ? nments had d< -
strated the ?ai'Baiaiag reatataaca
materlsl ta ItBTB anr. aud
den eoolinf A:;er most (..
sd been t
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