... K.LNG OSCAR AND THE PEACE CONFERENCE. S'ockholm, January 18.— The Reichstag was formally opened to-day by King Oscar. Speaking from the Throne, hii Majesty said, referring to the Peace Conference at The Hague, that by the resultant conventions a step ...

... to speak for tears. To die well-beloved of one's fellows is to die nobly ; to have the respect and affec- tion of all with whom one comes in contact either in business or pleasure is to secure that immortality of which the poet so feelingly speaks :- ...

... 'which he was sureanimated them all. There would be other li,-ni rard hieats to speak of Lord Russell as a 1 3tucpo and as an advocate, He would prefer only to c say, speaking Of him as a man and as a member of w the prof ession to which he belonged, that ...

... opposition down with a high hancl, depriving and pensioning off officials who object, and ignoring his father's very plain speaking altogether. The chief popular objection to Madame Ilaschin appears to be her former position as a lady-in waiting, the Servians ...

... aetd could talk on any subject. He v,-as employed as an expert nreavcr in the Paterson Mills. and canted 25 dolse a wvcek. He speaks several languaLges, and if he had been More practicalJ, if h !lead devoted his time to -work instead of readirng histortea ...

... things happen will of course come by and bye. but S the Meantime * » ?? British infantry, whish Col. ?? =J ™ involuntary guests-speaks of as the finest m -he world needs! little more instruction m .the art o. entrenching, an art wtiich the Boers to perfection ...

... After a few moments' pause the voice of Mir. John Albright, a brsher axed eighty-sic, was heard tremulously, butt clearly, speaking words of Coristian hope and confort tc the bereaved and thanktfulness for the long and useful life of the departed. Looking ...

... the world. He was a soldier by right; one could imagine no other career for him. His patriotism was a passion, if one can speak of passion where there was no tumult, for every emotion in him was pn'e and fresh as a moun- tain rill, though that, tHo, has ...

... is rather a storehouse of. facts than a book with a beginning and an end, Dr. Grinnell speaks of his visit to the Indian Congress of 1898, held at Omaha, and speaks with justifiable melancholy of the contrast between the sights and sounds of a Western ...

... to bed. HIe slept in a separate bedroom, and she heard noth- ing of him during the night. Her son, Joshua, went upstairs to speak to deceased between nine end ten o clock the nest morning. and shortly afterwards came down to her, and said that his father ...

... from her mother for five or six hours every day. On this particular evening she was more in the clouds than ever, and didn't speak a word during dinner. At last my -wife said to her ' Come, little Dolly Daydream, youmust find your voice.' Thatgaveme the ...

... three went in the o0l domestic way to St. r Mary's for the Sunday morning service. Mr. Rus- kin seems to have been fond of speaking at the Union. In the biography of Robertson, of 13righ- 3 ton, there is rather a, quaint anecdote on this point. MYr. Robertson ...