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The Sun from New York, New York • Page 9

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The Suni
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New York, New York
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A ATHE Jfl 1 1U 1THE I 1 THE SUN WEDNESDAY hDN SDV JUNE JU19O7 5 51907 I II 1907 IS I I CANT ANTCOOK COOK IN NEW NEWSTUnIOS NEWSTUnIOSOLD STUDIO STUDIOr STUDIOSiThi OLD POP oiosoff EXPLAINS rmTROLULES rm TIlETIIOLBLES iUE iUE1ROCDLES TROLULES OF THE ARTISTS ARTISTSCtr Ctr fr Ifuihr llai II nefnied to Sign a Dill Ex Exrmptlne ElltI1plln ExtmptIn rmptlne Now ow Building From the Ten Tenromt TeeleIUmt Teteivtnt romt iJiwi LiSPO11IbI Pofilble blo KtotanctemenU ol ola of ofa a Cooperative Kitchen at i a Solution SolutionVttoo SOluUone SouUOniro Vttoo iro theres smoke there tberemuat must mu bhot be beb 4 hot air al Mid William Curtis Gibson In hi hiapartments his hislpartmrnts hiejpartmeflt8 apartments In the Central Park Studios udloe a at atIS 15 ftVcst Sixtyseventh street streetafternoon ycsterda ycsterdaafternoon yceterda1alttmoon afternoon when asked about the trotfola trotfolathat trodr trokIt1eht les leslhat that are ar turning the elaborate studio build buildIngs build1L3g ld ldloga Ings along the block inside out Pop Glbsoi Glbsoiai Olt Olbeonwas On Onna na ai naturally selected as the spokeemar spokeemarot ot tip th block because in the first place the thitrouble thtltrouble thetrouble trouble is about building fires to cook cooltpaghetti 4 tpaghetti in the studios and in the seoonc seooncplace eeoond eeoondplace eeoondplace place the tenants concerned are almost all alveil allen allwell veil en known artists and aa 8 Pop Qlpson li liIhe Is IsIhe tothe Ihe oldont living volunteer fireman In ad adilltion addition addition dition to having lx boon for many years art arteditor artrdllor artd1tor editor of Puth all the artiste when aekec 48kedhtlher Mkedwhether aekecwhether whether Pop Qlbson wouldnt be the boat beslman bctIDAn boatmAn man to Sec about tho uproar answered In itchorus Inchorus inchorus chorus Sure Suretherel theres nothln noU to It ItJust ItJust itJust Just a word to explain the beginning of olHie ofthe ofthe the troubles of the artists and after thailot that thatlit thatJt lot Pop Cllbson hold forth Anybody who whcbis whobaa whoilu baa ever walked through the West Sixty Sixtytetenth SixtyItnth Sixtyenth tetenth enth street tr block between Central Park ParkU ParkIVest ParkVei IVest and and Columbus avenue must have havenotice havenotlC havenbtkfi notice i the three thicocompleted completed studio bulldlnge bulldlngethat that tower to the skies on the north side sideof Iidelit of the street and the new sister to the thethrfe theIlrk thethrk thrfe which la almost ready for occupancy occupancyThe The newest ono which Is numbered numberedmd 89 89ind 8ttnd ind 41 and IB called tho Colonial Colontatt5 Studios Studiosi i t5 flflmi stories high hl hIghnd and nd will be opened openedforbdiiness openedforblUincS5 openedfor forbdiiness for beino8 about July JulyAll Julym JulyAll All the four big studio buildings havo havebeen havon havoten been built on tho cooperative plan by com compinies complaits cornpinlea plaits composed of artists A treasurer treasurera WBJ a appointed flrat of all and then you youbought youbought youboughs bought your apartments before tho build building buildIng buildleg ing was begun A certain number of stu studios studioe etudice dice In each building was reserved re erved to be berented berrnttd berrnted rented out in order that assessments water waterUtes watertues watertixea tues superintendents salaries Ac oould oouldI I II he met Mjcveosfully Then all the artists artistsmoved artistsm artistsmived moved ltd in and began to cook their spaghetti spaghettiKerything epaghottiEerything pagbcttlelJthlng Kerything went well until ono day about aboutto to t1 years ago when the Tenement House HouseDepartment 1I0uieDtprtment housePeprtnient Department began to hear the fried eggs eggstinging eglaIingiDFthelr 4 tinging IingiDFthelr ingingtheIrewanfongso their swan swanllOngs songs on the thopansovorthe thopansovorthegis pans over ovortbe the theEis I IEU Eis stoves about 8 oclock A Somebody Somebodytime I Iume time around to the three studio buildings buildingsind ind called attention to the hotel law which whichUTS whichM78 UTS that meals must not bo cooked In the theipartnieut thepal101ellta thesparirneute ipartnieut of any building that Is more morethan morethan morethin than one and onehalf times as high as the thotidth thetidlh theridth tidth of the street 81 net This was the first intl intltaation Intlroation Intination nation the artists had that there were werelaws wereIAn laws lawsAfter After the dust of the first esthetic up uprotr uproar uproar roar had subsided the artists got hold of otJob ofJob 1 Job Hedges find had a well drawn beauti beautifully beauttful1y beantfully fully composed compo cd bill framed and presented presentedat at Albany Alban asking that Inasmuch as they theywere theyttM theyacre were all artists and therefore knew nothing nothingibct not nothingibt bing binga ibct a ISTS the tall studio buildings had been beenput boenput beenput put jp in fcimplo childish ignorance of the thetaboo theILboo thetaboo taboo against Kitchens klt hena and will Ill you please pleasemales pleuemake pieaaeaske males a special law for us Oov Higgins Hlgginssigned HigginsI Higginsgied signed I the bill for the three buildings then thenHanding thenIJtADdiOI then1itanding Handing IJtADdiOI and the artist then began to oook oookffelih oookYelh cookSVtlih ffelih rabbit ra bblls to celebrate thelrvlotoryj thelrvlotoryjThen UlelrvlotoryJTbenRol Then TbenRol Robert crt Vonnoh tlie he painter noting notingk the success of the three studio apartment apartmenthoiifej hoiifej ho gut up another company and andatirted andIhrted anditsrted I atirted the fourth the Colonial A num number number nunsher ber ot artlM bought boughtapartment apartment In this thishome tl tideboue sbolle home before ground vru 11 broken for it ituader ituader itunder uader lira itnprocuiion ot courec that they theycvuM theywuM theyccu11 cvuM tti 0 right ahead cooking eggn under underths the special pPcinlleltl legislation 1iAtion passed for forthe the three threeadjoining Ihreeadjoinln threeadjoining adjoining buildings Just Jui 11M tlio finishing finishingtouches flniehlngloucbu finishingtouchis touches are being put to the Colonial how however holPm howeser ever the artists find that Gov Hughes Hugheshis his vetoed eto I a second bill like the ono Rlgned Rlgnedby by Guv Go HIggin Gov Hughes allows allowsIh allowstbalalthouRh Ih tbalalthouRh ttt although eggs may nlllV 11ft fried to toa a frazzle frazzleIn In the three th older buildings you cant do dcinr doillY doIar inr apartment chafing in the new on onInasmuch one onewmuch onethsrnuch Inasmuch an I the builders must have known knownill ill about the thehotellilw hotel law because of former formertroubles tonnerIroubles formertroubles troubles when the fourth or more recent recentbuiHmc recentbuildin rentbiaHtng buiHmc buildin was started startedThe MartedTII startedThe The artIsts who paid for apartments In Inthe Intbe inthe the Colonial are now up in arras They dont want the kltchonless studios for the thereason therUlOn thereason reason that even artists must eat now and andtbes and1l andtLto tbes 1l and ono cant break away from the theirt theI 1 irt to which he is wedded and neeJc a restau restaurant re8Uurant reatsurtt rant when tIh the snow in two feet deep or the theFOB thena FOB Is sibling Mr Vonnob Bays that it ifthe ittbe itthe the nurchawrg of apartments In his new newbuDdiriK building did not know of Jthe It he hotel law lawwore lawbeloM lawbefom wore they 1hP botightthey nhould have ha known knownTat What Tat the pUrCMtrS imrcha rs Hiv jay need not be quoted quotedPop quotedFop quotedPop Pop Gilxon Gih on nays that after a recent recentRwieraJ recentral recentgeneral general ral discussion dl cullsion of the difficulties the theaitUu thearmta theLniits aitUu decided that the only thing tl ni to do dowould doould doould ould ba to have a general Kitchen In the theJwement Jwement buement of the buildingwith a cook stove stoveFor For each genius Then up rose a lady artist to say that If the multiple cook stove stovoIdea Idea were acted upon what was there to toprevent tonVtnt totrevent prevent nVtnt everybody else el in the building from knowing about It when you had kid kidMr kidat Mr at itew lewAnd And if one painter wanted his hise hieeelS hissets eelS fnftd on two sides Ide and the mechanic mechanicth If th the adjoining range had ha an Illustrator Illuitratorn lutmtor lutmtort IllustratorlYUtr lYUtr tr who liked lke his hil fried fred only on one onetide oneisde tide dt and both cooks cok used a shelf sel In common commonbetween bwtn between the two stove ItON and one cook put tn the eggs fried tre1 on one on side on the shelf shel and andW andthtr andthe the thtr other coolc cOk put ut his eggs elU 1 fried on both bothJldw bth bthon Jldw dM on the same shelf shel and nd the cooks got gotJtereited l1hte Iaterstej Jtereited to In other things thln temporarily temporly and andtfteacarn tfteacarn cme back hoJ for forthe4r their th eggs to send nd thorn thornup thor up and the cook ck that should Ihould have picked pickedUP I UP up Ihe th he eggs fried fred on both sides side got poked hold holdor holdo or the ll egg 11 fried frle only onl on one side and ad sent Mntwein Int Intto wein them to the fourteenth fourenth floor foor rear rer when that tu ww I tbo th floor foor to which the eggs fried friedboth fred fredOh friedon Oh on both btb Bides should have gone egg Instead of ofll ll I the eUa fried only on one ride Bdwell sidewell well the theyr theolYli theOj yr olYli thine tiring loft to do would bo to stick stlo to tocoffee toand toWuseanci coffee Wuseanci and rolls rollsB rols rollsowf Now owf PeB8 please quote me exactly exal said saidrop lad rop Po Po Gibson Oron pulling puling the old fire helmet helet he heUB hearound hetall tall UB around the house hou further furher down dwn over overmi overfM mi Lii fM VM I have no particular kick oem oomW om oemf I because te we are ar allowed alowed poulA to cook ck here her In Inbuilding building bldinF becua because cause of our pull pul at Albany Abay Abayeen AM even It I we werent wernt It wouldnt wouldt bother botherJ bber much 110h mue because aul I spend nd the summer at atBLl atrbland atQlslandso BLl Qlslandso rbland ndso that I can be near the Fire Firewj Fre ne wj tn fumna frn show all al the te time and Id nd In the thePfWR theE Ipg PfWR and fall I am In different dlterent towns townsP town townssacIngwt sacIngwt 1nt with wih the old firemen trmen during durng the te therIoui JWoua rIoui 01 Old Home lome woks WDI i fjont dont want wat to tot towt bt wt about abut bq myself but I shall sal say IY that thatHlRRlns Oty HlRRlns JJgln never er would have signed signedWfrst Ilge that Wfrst rt Gill bi permitting ptrmltlng fire fiM In this build bulldi buld kt i it Job ob Hedges Hedge hadnt hant called oled attention attnton ln tithe tact Bct that thatld Id ba right rgbt bore on the Job Jobwif Jobthe tile wif 1 the gas stoves were burning burningtrt ga IItON wlr burin D9n Down din a the moe omo ot Pt Puck I used toivv toivvJjJ a trt A tredrili dri eer every day with ml myself uD A as chief ohlerOuHepPIfr JjJ SO OuHepPIfr Keppler as lieutenant leutennt Editor Itor Art Ar Fol Folu eli captain rlstn and Rert rt Tavlor a the thePy wapiny Py We used uad to run rn through thugh Hou Houl tt nrwt Itret to McOonlgles every ever hour or ortS orarmfd tS to rrwtl armfd with seltror lr bottle bote I have haveK havei haveearnestly earnestly emtltly to got nt up a company oom n1 here her hert WJfcse i tl thue studio ftucUo buildings buldnge like lke the old Hous Housvolunteer Hot Housoa oa JtNt Street volunteer volunter pumps but Mont MontIRK Monlrhnlll tery rhnlll Flagg IRK who lives IIes In 83 8 wa the only onlyi only1ltwhowouldjoln ony onywi 1ltwhowouldjoln wi V10 0 would Join He own 0 In because becauseTv7llS1 i I Tv7llS1 roll to mike me him a lieutenant leutnt lieutenantI I This inn II Idea ide of a cooperative kitchen kitben In the th1ent rent nent of the Ihf now opratve building buiding Is all al wrong wro uPose Vor for Intanoo Insl I had an aparfcnint aparfcnintcook ML Os Los fiftrwxsth flNllh Oor fioorand ad the cook ck aprnt at It my Jrfv1 Jrfv1lomlthe afe lomlthe sidewalk Ilwalk started It4ed a chafing chafingTrt cafn m1 Trt ulfd with wih spaghetti spaghtti toward twad roe The 1 Theofoour I i oicxiurs of OIUI would wou have hav ave departed ep before btor befores I Ifahtti rfh hfll ttl got higher than thn dpd the Booond BooondL Mond Mondb or At th the seventh enli floor for the theIn thegrub would wouldI wouldI I Wd aeld In death deathcover The drt first te frost Jb would wouldugIn I ugIn Ca to cover It i at the tb tenth tnt and ad by the thegot theSSO5 SSO5 1 It got Iot ot to the fifteenth fifenth dinner dnr would wouldmd woulddoter 4 doter ter md ad wed have hs to serve lne It as A Newel Newelome NeNl or some me other iced lod pudding puddingon pudd tOr Or suppie on or end erd of the spaghetti spaghettiat UPJo aPlhet aPlhetaught tot aught at the bottom bttm of the dumb dumbreeling dumb lsr frt Mkft In 5T then the ds dish want rlht rlhtncn right tOinding ncn reeling rUni off floor for alter ft floor of I Pqhiitl tUh tUhIn In iu It flight lS1t When Vb atr It It got ot ttht to the theI I Pth 1 hoarfro ortro on the uprad of the thehat th tt would a uppr onl who tht the th enttrt enU ovrlt portion po would wou brMt bt and ad tumble twb1 down down the well and a4 wed we low lowthe beethe the t1 whole darn mesa mesaThe The little lttl Gibson Obn cellarette oUtt fashioned fashionedlike fal nd like a small el fire tr engine was wheeled wbld It Itabout In Inabut inabout about abut this time tm and eJ Top op Gibson 011 broke othla ot his oonversation onverlon to open the aide of the thenickel thenickel opn nickel nokl plated pltd fire fir engine ond enginedrurn drum to extinguish oxtlngulsrthe otigl the th company ompany thirst Altogether Ato thr the th cal oollarette 01 01ltt callarette larette ltt responded rpond to four alarms i during durintthe dung dungth duringthe the th course our of an a hour htr but the th old fireman flromarstuck firemanBuo firemanstuck stuck Buo to ploAawater plain nwItr water because 1 he hsesaid said the theboy theboys boy of Engine Company CmfY 40in 4We West Sixtyeighth SIty SItyeigbt Sixty 3Ixtyeighth eighth to him hlrrat himat eigbt street st wore likely Illlt telephone tlpboW hm hmat at any minute mnute to say that a l8na as soon soonao as he heoould hecould could ould hurry hu over theyd tyd respond ron to an aralarm anarm analarm alarm arm which whic had come om in inAll In inAll All night long lon Pop Gibson Olxn has to weaioarmuffs wear wearorUs wearoarmtfta oarmuffs orUs ngt so 1 that tt he cant cnt hear br the ti engine enginethundering enl ongincethundering thundering thuri up or do down Central Cnt Park Pak We Wet WetAroun Vest VestAround tAround Cr Around Aroun his hl wall are lithograph of the theburning theburning bumg burning of Rome Rm wAa and bexhar bla lthogh an excellent excellentcollection eollont eollontollclon exceUontcollection collection ollclon of photographs photgh of the th SanFran SanFranciaoo BnFran BnFranco San Fran Franoboe oboe co and Baltimore Bltmore fires fra broken here hereand br heroend and ad there ther with portraits 0r1t8 of old firemen firementhe fmn fmnh firementhe the whole wbol collection clcon of picture picu forming forminga fonl a fries frie A picture picur moulding moUd fashioned fashionedto fahlod fahlodto to Imitate Imitte a fire fre hose ho runs around aud the th wall wallunder wal wallsunder under the th frieze frez and Ind the thewalls Trail are aovlred aovlredwith areooqred areooqredwith oovqrod oovqrodwith with sheet 8t of asbestos ahml Bids Besides being blng the th oldest living lving volunteer voluntr fireman frem Mr MrGlbeon MrObn MrGibson Gibson Obn tell tll with pride prd that he wa wu the thefirst thefirst first frt man mn In 11 Manhattan Maltt tt to Introduce Itu the thetomato thetmat thetomato tomato tmat a 1 as food to When the th north side lde of ofBattery ofDtUr ofBattery Battery DtUr Park Pak iras a considered oderdutw no uptown uptownthe uptowiithe the tomato tmto was wa called od the love lvsapple lvsappleand apple appleand appleand and wa considered oondered poisonous But MrObn Mr MrGibson MrGibson Gibson Obn ate one In public lubUoon pon ono day dy to prove provethat proe proett prootlkat that tt the vegetable vegtbl left 1f no bad bd effects ero and andafter ad adar andaffor after that th they came cme Into Int general usa usaPop usePop I ar Pop Gibsons Olbn thy I apartment apamnt gnr In the th Central CentralPark Centrl CentralPark I Park Park Studios Stuiloa are a the th only one on In which whichthere whichthr whichthere there thr are a more fire fre exits than thar thanare are required requiredby ruired ruiredby by law lw Owing Own to th the the groat cuttr clutter of lire flreextinguishers tr lireextinguishers gt extinguishers extingisrs reels rl of hose ho fIre fir aioa OaD and andflre andfire fire fre hook hok In his corridor rdor however hWOV the fire flreexits fre freexits fireexits exits are a used ued Infrequently Mr Gibson Gibsonpreferring 0bn 0bnprferng Gibsonpreferring preferring to climb olmb Infrunt down dont to the tbtttm tbtttmhia street from fromhio fromhis his windows windowewith with witalo scaling ladders ldef He says saysmerrily Mylmrly eaymerrily merrily mrly that a I man is only aa a olduhe old aahe feels feelsand fe feelsand and that tit he oould ouldolm couldohimb climb the te scaling alng ladders laddersa ladder a al gayly as a he oould culd sixty aht year ye ago if it itwere Itwer itwere were wer not no that tt hi his feet fet get st tangled up in his hislong hi hiloni hislong long white wl te beard beardJ ted Montgomery Monomr Flagg FlBg spent yesterday yesterdayworking yesterdayworking yesray yesrayworingln working woringln In the th Patk hl his drawing dwlng materials materialslittered mter materialslittered littered lttred around ona couple of park benches benchesMr bn Mr Flagg Fgg wo wnmakn making an Illustration llhi tratlon of a ahousewife ahouswife ahousewife housewife houswife cooking oklng a plate p1ateof late of bean bne and ho hosaid hesaid said sld he didnt want to take tke any chance choe in inhiaownstudlowlththeTenementHouse Inha lithisownstudiowlththsTanementflouse hiaownstudlowlththeTenementHouse ha own Budlo with Tenmntloue De Department Dopartxnent partment pant Hamilton Hamiton King has ha taken tln down downfrom downfrm downfrom from frm the wall of hi hi his studio a stlTl life lfe of offried offried offried wal fried flounders lunor by William Wiim Chase Ch for Use Uiesame tbelm Usesame same lm reason relnand reasonand ana altogether altgtr there is artistic artisticuneasiness arlslo arlslounaln0 artistlouneasiness uneasiness unaln0 all al along ong the te block blockTARLETS blockTABLETS blockTAISLETS TABLETS IN OLD CHURCH CHURCHFour CIwRtnou CII UIUIl UIUIlFour OLl Four ou Lnidled ln1rle In Workers norkenA Worke Memory Jleor of John Street Streetnorken StreetWorkers A memorial memoral service sric was held In the old oldJohn cldJohn oldJohn John Street Strt Methodist Metholt Episcopal Eplapl Church Churchlast Cbur Churchlast last lat evening evenng to unveil unvei four tor marble mable tablet tabletwhich tblot8 tblot8which tabletswhich which have hove been bn recently renty oomplet completed completedThe The four were Capt Cpt Tomas Tom Webb ebb who whoas as preacher er and ad prominent promnent founder of the thofirst tho thofil8t thefirst first John JobnBtrt Street edifice oce In 1708 no rendered renderedImportant rnderd rnderdImporant renderedimportant Important Imporant service srvic to the cause cau of the Meth Methodist Methodist Mothodtst odist Church Curb In tho New World Edward EdwardAllen Ewad EwadAlen EdwardAllen Allen Alen who for fortyseven years yers was wa con connected cn cnno confooted footed no with this th1 church cburh a A uteacher teacher as assistant a assistant sistant superintendent suprintendont steward 8tewa and trus trustee trutee tee John Bentloy Dnt ley who for sixty years yearswas yers yersWAS yearswas was connected mnnet with the church as a scholar scholarsuperintendent 8chola 8cholalupnntndent schoiarsuperintendent superintendent lupnntndent steward Itewad trustee tmt and tress treasurer fe tresstiter urer and Mrs Mr Elizabeth Eliabth Currier Cure who for forfifty torfty forfifty fifty fty year yen was wa a member membr greatly gty beloved belovedTills blove belovedTine Tills series arc of tablets tblet was especially especiallydesigned 0paly 0palydegned especiallydesigned designed degned in harmony hamony with wth the simplicity simplicityof IlmpUcty IlmpUctyof of the edifice eifc by Charles CatIJ Lamb Lb at the therequest theroot therequest request of the tablet tblet committee the Rev RevA Rv RvA A root 1L Sanford Bnfor chairman chann Tlio 1le work was wascompleted wal wascompleted completed cmplet and fd nd erected er by and Lamb Lambof Lb Lbof of New York YorkThe Yor YorkThe The pastor of the church churh the Rev He WJohnston WJohnlton WJohnston Johnston ptor presided at the meeting and andmade ad admade sarimade metn made the opening address add a special al address addressbeing adl addr sa sabeing being made at tho unveiling uveing of each enh tablet tabletbyvono tblet tbletbyone tabletbytono bing byvono me of the members membrs of the church churchMsir churb churbNEi churchNEII Msir NEi LOTOS lJTOS cm a uviLDia uviLDiaArchitect lUILDIO lUILDIOArhltet IIUILDIXOArchitect Architect Arhltet Selected HrletN and Work for to Uetln IrCn lm lmmcdlatel 1mmcnttntly ImflsedlatelRcaly mcdlatel mcnttntly flsedlatelRcaly Hearty Early In IBtld IBtldArchitect lo IIWOArchitect Architect Arhlte Donn Barber Babr of J4 East Et Twenty Twentythird Twentytblrd Twentythird third street 8trot was selected leled last evening eveningto to be the architect achlot of the te new Lotos Lts Club Clubbuilding Clubbuidng Clubbuilding building buidng which is to be built buit at 110 10 112 12 and 114 14 West Fiftyseventh FltYllvnth street stet Mr Barber Barberwaa BArbr BArbrwa was wa the architect ahlot of the new National NaonaPak NaonaPakBk Pork PorkBank ParkBank Bank Bk and ant he ha ha built buit other oier well wel known knownbuildings knownbuidings knownbuildings buildings buidings in New York YorkThe YorkTe YorkThe The Te new clubhouse clubb 01 is I to occupy oupy a site 7 75 by by 100 10 feet ftt now occupied oupie by an apart apartment ap apartmont ment house hous which I Is to be entirely re removed re removed moved The Lotos Club paid tMOooO for forthe forthe forthe Te LtO pad 00 move the site and ad It has ha since mnc refused rfl fO 300000 for forthe forthe forthe the property Work Is to bo begun bgn Imme Immediately Immo lmmodlately diately dlatel propy and it Is hoped ho that thn club will willbe wl willbe be In its It new lew quarters quar er In the early months monthsof of 1P08 1tO8American 108 i iAmerican IAmrrlln Amrrlln American Aiioctallon AaocaUO of If Museums MUlruml Meets MeetsPirrasuno SI Irt re Is IsPirrsDOBO PirrsDOBO PITDUIO June 4 4The The Te second seond annua annuameeting annuameetn annuameeting meetn meeting of the American Amerca Association Aloatlol of ofMuseums orluaum ofMuseums luaum Museums opened opned at the Carnegie Canegie Institute Instituteit Jnettute Jnettuteat at 1016 1011 oclock oclok this morning momng Dr Herman Herma HermanC Bum Bumpus pus president of the association associationind oaton oatonad and ad director dirr of oUhe the National Naionalletor History Mueeum Mueeumif Muu if New ew York presided prlded About fifty mem members membr mombore bore wereprcsent wereprcsentW weprent weprentW were present presentv br Frew wa to have welcomed the therlsltors thevsltorl thevisitors visitors but was detained detned at home by byline byIne byillness illness line Dr Bumbua Bum In his address adr touched touchedjpon tuced tuceduPn touchedupon upon Ine the efforts of the association M80l at on to etab etablsh estabhish tab tabIsh eforts uPn lsh ington Ish a natural museum of Industry Induatr at Wash Washington Wah WahInglon Washington Crocker CrockerMPiteii CrockerMPiteiiThe roc ratM ratMTe Matttn MatttnThe The Te wedding wedloB of Miss 116a Elizabeth Elzbeth Masten Mastenind Mutenand Mastenand and George A Crocker look place yesterday yesterdayin in St Jamess Protestant Jrvtelnt Epgloopal Epaloo Church ChurchMadison ChurchMadlln ChurchMadison Madlln Madison avenue enue and Sewntrflrst 8e ntnrst street streetDlshop streetDshop streetBishop Bishop Dshop Courtney performed prormed the ceremony ceremonyit ctremon ctremonat at 13 oclock oclok and anc anr the bride WI was given avn away awayay na naby awayby by her rather Arthur Athur Masten Mutn She wore worea a i costume of white whie satin latn with wih lace lce and lace laceroke lce lceoh laceand roke and sleeves sleers and point plot liice Ide Tell en secured securedwith Hcurtd Hcurtdwih securedwith wih with a coronet corone of orange oraJ blossoms blolloml and car carried ca cartied ried a Urge lar bouquet buquet of lilies l1e of the valley valleyUlsa nie nieMil valleylisa Mil lisa Uorolny Hort itooseveltattended Rolelt attnded a maid maidjf Old Oldof of honor and there were er no bridesmaids bridesmaidseore brld bridtsmaldsGeorge mld mldGeore George eore 8 Wesloni Wetop analsted the bridegroom bridegroomis brdclrom brdclroma is belt man and William Wilam Kloane lloanehls his brother brotherinlaw brothM brotheriniaw inlaw a ftuisell fusf1 Hard Arthur lAidlneton lAidlnetonind IAdllton IAdlltonand IiUdittonand and InI fuqhard Duane Humphrey were 1er unbars unbarssmall Ulbul UlbulA uShersA A small smlttoeptlon IUQbsr reception was wa given give after ater the church churchMremony churohcremony churchceremony ceremony cremony by Mr and atd Mn lr Maslen Mutn at their theirlome theirhome theirhome home Park avenue and Seventyfirst 8nentrtrat street streetUovdOUa BtreetDoUa streetDoytlO UovdOUa UovdOUaThe DoytlO sThe The marriage mmlle of Miss Mls Ruth ODay of New Newfork NwYerk NewYork fork and William Wllam Butler Buter Boyd of Sew Bruise Brunsirlck Brna Bruisewick wick wa Wi was celebrated celebrted yesterday yetera after afterloon at atnon afternoon loon non at oclock oclok at a the thl th residence of the tie brides bfldsiliter brd brdalitr bridesMiter Miter alitr MrHenry 1lr1enry Mrs lionel Dixon D10n Morrlon orlon IIJ 1 Elt EltFftYlennth East EastFiftyeventh at atHftyseventh Hftyseventh FftYlennth street As the tb ODay ODayJamUy family have haveeen hueben havebeen ben been een In mourning mourninjtslpoethedeathlnFrtsnciisat mourninjtslpoethedeathlnFrtsnciisatOctober slnqethedeath Ip the drath In Franoslast FranoslastOctober Flno llt lltOctober October of the brides bride father Daniel nlel ODay ODayor OIayformany OJay OJayfor for formany or many mny years tl8 vicepresident vloopr ldent of 0 the theoil 8tnr Standard Standardll oil ll Company ny th the weddlne din wa a strictly a ailly tamlfy family 01 illy affair Ntr The Te brldecroom br rom whi was slroty atendea atendeab ittende ittendeby by NT hi his brother brlher Arlhurfl Arthur fl I Bord Bordhe Bo abest I et man manHie mn mnTe roanThe The he bridesmaids brdpsmal were te Ml Mil dD ODarft younger yomiBerNT youngerlistens youngerIsteee ounrtrI Te listens I Miss Mtl Dorothy Poroth and Ml Miss Geraldine Oeraldlnerpav OeraldtneOTu Geraldinejav OTu rpav Mr and Mr Boyd have one to to01a toCansiton Cansiton Sanacls on their theIrboqsTmon elr Anl nonMmoon nym on They will inuke inuketheIr kheir heir 01a elr home om here el8 Mr Bo isqyd yd I secretary reta of ofhe oft ofthe he advertising AYrts nl firm nr of OftW lUmblln 11 ln A Co CoU 42 4 East Est Twentythird street ttretlDaebut streetRhed reet reetIlmDau Rhed Daebut DaebutTh UsekusThe IlmDau IlmDauThe Th The maniac maII of Ml Mia Mary MaT Mayqard MayqardInckui Marlard MarlardMku MaynardIlackul Inckui Mku daughter dllblr of Mrs Jlrs Emma Backtii Backtiiif aell of if MS OG 3Q Sterling place plac to Mr Charles Cale Christian ChristianIhodM Chrlstl ChristianRhodea IhodM Rhoe took place placat plaoeat high noon on Saturday Saturdayaat 8aturay 8aturaylut last In St St Luke Protestant Proltlnt Erlacopal ErlacopalTiurch Epeopa EpiscoosiChurch Church In Clinton Clntn avenue Brooklyn lrooklrn the thelev 1heRe theRev Rev Re Dr Henry UnO Bwenttel 8wtntu the re rooter tor of ofIclailnc QftelaII pffiolating Iclailnc It I wa Wi a qulu wedding only the theramedTate thetmml1at theImmediate telaII tmml1at Immediate relative relatvu of Ib6 the qoliple QIle being pre preaml preent preant ml A wedding wNdtor breakfaat brek ut followed fo lowe the cere cerenony oee oeemon oeromony nony mon at lt the bride hou house Th The couple couplelaaaln cuple ar arlaaalnc a anaMing lmUln laaalnc laaalnrip the th honerroo honeon honeymoon In an a automobile automobilerip automoble automobleIp mUln hip rip Ip through th thh New Knfland Enllad On their lelr return returnh returnthey they aT thrlb will live on Dean Daa street streetairkeAt4crbary tretnony tCue reur Clarke Cue airkeAt4crbary airkeAt4crbaryThe Altrtrary AltrtraryTb At Tb The marriage mural of Ml JHn Miu Annie Ane Townsend TownatndJiwrenc T09nlnd T09nlndLwrnci TownsendLawrence Lwrnci Lawrence Jiwrenc Atterbury Aterr and George Clark Clarkook Oal Clarktook took tok place yesterday uttnay afUrnocn t4mQn Th Therformed TbQr TbQrwa cr crmop mop wa performed by th the Rtv Rtvmkn Ry lIug lIughrrsaed hrrsaed mkn ftd cf lt pero 01 6tL Qeore utqrgq Eeltoooa IIOPI Ct Curel Cijure Cijureat HUI aH at the horns 6 ml of th tl ti CCff Jnd rie molher Ulo hr wr tiwli tiwliUUrourr lw swis swisAtt I It Att UUrourr buri 141 11 weif E1 Elghfy tgbyszth xth street streetTho trattuto te uto brief wa 1 was ctvca givaaswy or hr hi brolNr brolNrc brtMr brtMrIO Lwreaot AUtrburr AUt and an we was 1 unttttodra unatteoeturt IO untDct turt Camp Op kHutta Jr Ht1 st w4a 1 t1 Li DAlSWflENTBERESASNpSO DAlSWflENTBERESASNpSOREMINISCENCES DAYSWHNT DAYS llEN ThERE RBWASKPSU RBWASKPSUr RBWASKPSUREMINISCENCES WASNO SU SUREMIRISCENCES REMINISCENCES OF MISS JONElOF JONES JONESOr OF BAYCIIESTEtl BAl llSSTSR TOWERS TOWERSWnrn TOrSRS TOrSRS1bm TOWERSWhrt Wnrn 1bm She 8 Was Eight EJt Yean Ter Old Od and ilatnv ilatnvteamed HadntLearned teamed ime to Smoke Sokelere There Were Oilldrei OilldreiWhod ttlldrenWhod Whod 1od Ne Never er Seen SetboSur Heebtheun UieSon andonJum adoue anti onJilne 4 1901 TnereTTerePnblloBeJololnc 19O1TheroWexePublloRejoie1n5Mire TnereTTerePnblloBeJololncFnm 19 Teo Wee Pblo tJolcp tJolcpPrm Fnm Prm TU SUB SI ot Jam UM a INT INTMM 1mMl MM Ml Peregrine Peregne Aftripplna Jones Jone cole celebrated colebratod brated br her ninetyeighth nnetrblb Alppln birthday birhdy yestor yestorday yelterdy yosterday day dy At I her home in Bayohester Dyohetr receiving receivingttle lvlng lvlngUtI the UtI congratulations on tuan of her friends and ad thost a abOt ahost host bOt of grandnephews grdephw and ad grandnleoos grandnleoosMost grde Most of the tbeda day she eat It In a a comfortable comfortablearmchair oomforble oomforblearcr comfortablearmchair armchair arcr In her own corner cm oorn of tim beauti beautiful beuU beuUtul ful roof rt garden gaen on The Tower a twenty twentyfour twentyrour twentyfour four story apartment apent house bou where wlre she so hat hatlived haslIved lived lv for thirtyfive thlrtytlveyeaii yeari yo one of the mahler smalleibuildings Bler Blerbuldlngl mahlerbuildings buildings buldlngl of a typo which now crowd to together togather gather gtber In Baychestef Byceltet tYpwhlch Aa Al she se chatted chattedbrightly chat chattedbrightly brightly brighty with her callers clera recalling rlng Inter Interesting Interetig intereating eating etig happening hppning in old New York Yorkthe Yorkthect Yorkthecity th thcity city ct of eighty and ad ninety niney years ye ago agoso agosopuod agothe agothepuffed she shepuffed puffed puod at a her fine fne briarwood briawo pipe a pros present prosent ent from frm the Old Settlers SWers Association Aclaton and andpresented andprnt andpresented presented prnt to Miss Jones Jono on the occasion Olon of olher ofher ofher her ninetieth nineteth anniversary Ilnnher and refreshed refreshedherself refreshedhrlf refreshedherself herself hrlf now and then with a bourbon bourbonhighball bubn bubnhighbal bourbonhighball abc gin fizz fletTo fizzTo highball highbal cr slo fzz fzzTo To the use Ul of tob tOaooo gn aooo and alcohol noohol the thevenernblJ tIlevenembl thevanorabhi venernblJ spinster Iplter ascribes Mrib3 hor great grea lon longevity longeviy Iongovlty gevity geviy and ad continued ontnued mental mentc vigor Cig Cigarettes1 CIgateo Cigarettes arettes1 ateo she se will w1 tell tel you I gave gav up sev severol sevoral ver oral er years ago They To have their excellent excellentpoints eclent eclentpint excellentpoints points pint but I find nd that tht they the tickle tokle my throat throatI that thatI I am fond of a good gd cigar cga but somehow Imehow somehowI 1 have hlv always had the Idea that th they make makeono makeon makeone ono on appear unladylike ulaylk mannish and per perhaps perlisps haps hp Ippa coarse cr I become be mlna converted cnvert early cl in inthe Inth inthe the th year ye 1007 107 when I was a girl of 8 to the thedoctrine thedorn thedoctrine doctrine dorn that alcohol Is a food fo from read reading reatllog ing a a a most Interesting Inwrstlng art al arti I le to that Ut effect effecton eret ereton on the the first frt page pag of TUB SUN How 10 vividly vividlyI I recall 11t Itl It For many my years ars I drank dk nothing nothingbut nothingbut but straight strght whiskey whl key always bourbon I Iam II Iam am I descended desnded in the female temae line lie from frm the theChlnns theCinn theChinne Chlnns Cinn of Kentucky Kentuck and cocktails ocktalsbfore ocktalsbforemeals before beforemeals beforemeals meals but I have haV observed obered that th nothing nothingbenefits nothingbnell nothingbenefits benefits bnell roe so 8 much as a bourbon burbon highballs highballswith hlgbbaUIwIth highballwith with plain plan water warwith waterwith with no barbarous ba baru barous taint taintof taint of lemon peel peelor or sloe slo gin properly prperly fizzed fizzedMini fzd fzdMIM fizzedMiss Mini Jones Jono who has hl lived lved all Tier life le in inthis inthis Inthis this olty oly citywaa was WI asked askedafter after atr she had ba partaken partakenof pken pkenof of another long highball highbal to describe dealbe what whatshe whatBhe whatale she recalled recaled as the most mot Interesting IntrUng ex experience eprleno axperienoe perience prleno of her long longle life In this city She Sheconsented Hheoonntd Sheconsented consented oonntd at onoe pressed pr an a electric but button button button ton which communicated communcted with an automatic automaticdevice autmato autmatodevic automaticdevice device devic In her apartments aptme on the twenty twentyfirst twentyft twentyfirst first ft floor fior and ond In a minute minut or two a small smallblack Irl smallblack blak black leather bound boud and very old book bookher bok bokher bookher her diary dlaryme came whizzing whlzzng up a chute obut and anddropped anddroppd anddropped dropped droppd in a receptacle near ner her chair chairSho cbar cbarSe chairShe She Se thumbed its Is tattered tatered pages page her brow browwrinkled browwrinked browwrinkled wrinkled wrinked in thought until unti she worked back backto to tho fourth fourl fourthday day of June 1007 107 her eighth eighthbirthday eighthbirthday eighthbirthday birthday Whereupon Whereupn from memory al although although atthough though frequently consulting the diary diaryshe diaryoho diaryeho she spoke Ipke of the Dark Days of the spring springof prng prngof of that long ago year ye and ad of tho hysterical hystericalhappiness hytercl hyterclhap hystericalhaptdness happiness hap ineos of the inhabitants Inhbltnls of Now York Yorkdtywhcn Yok YorkcrItywhen I dtywhcn ctywhen they finally fnaly beheld the fun sun un break breaking brak breaking I IIng ing valiantly vallnty through the gloom glom and ane fog fogand fogand I Iand and clouds couds on tho morning of June 4 4I 4I 4I I remember said Miss JI8 Jones taking takinga a long draw daw at the beautifully beautfuly colored briar briarhow brar brarhoW briarhoW how terrified trrfed and frightened frghtened everybody everybodywas overboy was wMln ns in the spring of that year I of course coursewan CO COWM roureewas wan only a child cbln but It is BO 8 clear cllr and Ind so sodistinct 1 sodistinct distinct to me IO that even evn today can see seethe se sethe seethe the despair depalr that tht moulded the faces tac of men menwomen menwomen menwomen women and children ohidrn hear hea tho lamentations lamentationsand 0 and outcries outmo In tho streets tts the the shouts sboUI of ofmaddened ofmr ofmadpnod I maddened mr nod men tho assertions alrton on every everyside everyII everyside side II de that the world was Wi nearing arng Its Is end endThere endTher endThere Ther There Trns wn over all al the thl city no real rrallght rrallghtjUlt light lightust lightjust just ust a yellowish velowlsh sickly Ilckly hue There was no nowarmth nowarmth nowarmth warmth In the air Pepo People went about aboutdressed aboUtdrld aboutdressed dressed drld In winter wlnur clothing Theatre Thetre roof roofcantons rof rofKaren roofgardens cantons were warmed with wih steam stem heat het and andlot andhot andhot Karen hot lot air May and June were like lke December DecemberIain Dml r1aln 1aln ham Iain ar foil rol almost almOt continuously contnuou8ly People Peoplelined Ptopledined Peopledined dined read td worked nnd played by artificial artificialIght arllfclal arllfclallght artificiallight light lght Children Chidren were born who did not see seehe seethe he sun for months montli monthslndivlduale i iIndividuals Individuals newspaper business bu lne con concerns oonm conoerna cerns appealed ap led to newap scientific eentfc men for an ex explanation exJll cxplanation planation Jll for some lome reassurance rurc against againstwhat againstwhat ton ognet ognetwhat what seemed inevitabla catastrophe cttrphe 1 re recall recall cl call in that tht me day that tht there the wan Wi here In New NewYork NewYork NewYork York a forccatfor torter a I weather wetor prognosticator prognostlcatorof progotictr progotictror of the name of Emery He attempted ottmpt to toexplain toexplain explan explain the phenomenon by Baying It was wascaused wascaus wascaused caused by unexplalnablo areas ar of pressure pressuremoving prwmremovng preuremoving caus moving in directions dlrton impossible Irplble to foresee foreseeThis for foreseeThis movng This he modified molfod by the desertion lrlon that tt the themercury themerur themercury mercury nometimw went up sometimes sometimesdown sometimesdown Imetm Imetmce Imetmcedown merur down Other scientists eetil laid lid It to tim thonun tbolun timsun nun lun spots still sti othcrn otem to tiiu ll disastrous disastrousaarthquakes dlitrU8 dlitrU8eruake disastrousearthquakes earthquakes lpte which Thlch had hd ihakcn ben down cities clticin cltiO citiesin eruake in the year yer before bfor The Te one man mn who might mighthave mght mghthave mighthave have made clear cler the 110 whole matter mttr In a breath breaththe breaththe breaththe the then President Pldct of the Ile republic puhlo held his hiseace hil hispeace peace eace The Te panio increased Inc People cried criedLhat crie criedthat that the suns parlo heat bet had become bme exhausted exhaustedLhat exhusted exhustedthat tat that the Ile sun lun would never shine lhlno again Door DoorD Dorl DorlDr DearDear Dr Dear arl Those 0 were miserable milrable days dys lgn for all allOn allOn allOn On the morning of Juno 4 1807 10 I wus wusawakened wusawakened awakene awakened by my mother molior and father who whowere whowere whowere were weeping wtplng from trm joy My bedroom brom was wasflllod wastled wasfilled flllod with a curious crious brightness brhtc8 a light I Ihad Ihld Ihad tled hld had hnlf hl forgotten forgoten I IMw saw things tng distinctly distncty distnctyInat distinctlyinstead Inat instead of in I a haze haz or gloom Thor Te caught caughtme cught cughtme me up carried cred me to A window kissed kil me memany memny raemany mny many times tmce and ad shOuted The sun daugh daughter daughtr ten tr The 110 sun sunl There Tere It was wa sure enough enoughBells enoughDel enoughIlelIs Bells Del rang all al over OVN the city cit It was wasvery wasvory wasvery very much like lke the old time New Years Yearseve Ycas Ycaseve eve celebration clebrton in broad daylight They Theytook Theytok Theytook tok took mo to Broadway Broway and tho street strt WAS WASlammed wasJammed Jammed Jamme with all allrts sorts of people hysterically hystericallyhappy hystericly hystericallyhappy happy Bonds rounded runrod every corner it itseemed Itlmo itseemed lmo seemed blaring blang Dac jubilantly Jubiantly Ccr Street Strt parades paradeswero pade were organized organl on the spur of the momont momentand momontand momontanti and wer marched mlrhed for a 1 time lme only to disintegrate disintegratethrough dlslntegmtethrough disintegratothrough through the sheer Iher Joy of tho thepaael8 thoparaders paradcrs who whowore whower whowere wore wer too excited excted to march mah In orderly orerly line lineThe lne lneThe lineThe The newspapers put out bulletins bulletinsdescribing buletn buletnrecblng bulletinsdescribing describing ntwspper the progress of the sun across acronsthe aC acrossthe recblng the arch ah of tho sky prog Through tho delirious deliriousgayaty relrioi relrioigayety deliriousgayaty gayaty of tho moment mome ran disturbing dsl urblng rumors rumorsthat rmor rumorsthat that thlt It might not last Int that it was WI merely merelya merlya a finel fnel pale ale gleam gle of the half forgotten forgottenluminary forgottn forgottnlumina forgottenluminary luminary Optimistic persons mounted mountedpacking mountedpacking lumina Optmistlo perns mount packing boxes bXI and ad stoops slp and addressed addressedthe adrd adrdthe Jkng the excited populace counselling modera moderation moderadtion exclt ppulc oun ln mocJ mocJtlon tion and ad preaching prching hope hop Art shops pro produced produo produoed duced all al sorts BOrS of pictures plcurea in which the sun sunwaa sunW8 sunwas was duo depicted depict and sold Ild them like Ikb hot cakes cakesIn ektIJ ektIJIn In Park Pak row before brore the office offic ofTun of TUB SUN SDKthere SUNther SUNthere ther there was wa a great crowd cwd anxious an1lou to get a aKlImpM aglmp aglimpse glimpse of the device devc of the rising rishlgaun sun on onthe onthe onthe glmp the counting cntng room rm windows BO 1 that they theymight te theymight might might point it out to their children chidn and andreassure andrr andreaasune reassure pint their agitated aitte mind mnd mindsI i iI rr I shall Ahal never forgot the commotion oommoton In Inthe Inte inthe the city continued forgt the remarkable rmakale old oldifoman oldwom oldwoman woman wom te cty refilling reflng ontnue her he pipe pip or the deep deepliapplneas deep11plne deepheppinees liapplneas of ensuing WHi weekW ks when after afterFrightening aflerfrightening afterfrightening 11plne Frightening relapses rlape behind bhind the clouds cloudsJie cloud cloudsthe the mmmer aummerJrOl1AlS summerWOMANS mmmerWOMANS sun finally fnaly come co forth for to stay aty for tho thommmer thr thraummer thrsummer JrOl1AlS WOMANS WIFE GETS OTlffffO NOTI NOTJItNOCourt OTlffffO3mrt I0 I0e Court Hold 101d That Tat Moolalde 11eoll Ninolsi do Ra Rata flaylsa Ian Was a Not NotCapable Notcapabte NotCapable Capable of Bring Otn Married MarriedCJUOAOO Marr MariledCrucAon CJUOAOO dlw lone 4 4Nicohat Nlcolal Niclai de Ilaylan Ilaylanormerly nlan nlanCormerl Ralanforrnery ormerly attached atahed to the Russian Rulan consulate consulateThose onlulate onlulatewho consulatewhose Those who sex had ha been ben a matter mater of doubt was wasoday WI wastoday today officially officllly declared deoor to have been bn a aroman awoman awoman woman womanTe womanThe romanTho The order was WA entered entr by Judge Cutting Cuttingn Cuttng CuttngIn In Te the orer Probate Prba Court Curt and ad as A a result rault Mn MnInna Mr MrsAnna who lived with De Anna de Raylan nylan lved Baylan BaylanLS aayla as LS bit wife wie will wi not be permitted prittd to share sharen hare hareIn a In the th estate estte whlqh whl Is valued vlued at a about aut MOCO MOCOA UOO UOOA 6 OA A A petition tlon filed fld by her some smo time tme ago de denandlng de domanding nandlng maalng her legal rights icbt as the widow was wasllsmlssod Wdomled wasdismissed dismissed domled and ad James aes Ileddlok dlok publicad publicadnlnUtrator publlo ad adminlitrator nlnUtrator mlnltrtor was WA placed plA In charge chage of the thestate theostt theestate a state which will wi go to the th relatives relatvel of the thelectdent thedeent thedecedent decedent ostt deent If any ay can IO be found foundTUs foundT foundThe The Her Re ICon Ic Be Boo ce Tapper Tppe Mettle MettleThe ettItsThe Ule The Te attachment thmet obtained obte against qant the thelor te teRY theItow lor RY Kerr Kc Doyco Byo Tupper Tppr former pastor putr of ofh ortbe ofthe the Madison Maisn Avenue Avauo Baptist BpUa Church Cur for for3OOOobtalnt forJotn forooeobtatned 3OOOobtalnt by George Helmer Jemer was waslettled wuBeto wasssttled Jotn lettled yesterday ytury Mr Tupper Tppr and ad theatmey theattorney the theittomey attorney Beto atmey for Heuner Hoe called at at the Sheriffs SheriffsMw Bherit Sheriffscmos Mw om yo yestsr4y rdar and oe Informed Inore Deputy Dpty Serif Sheriff 1 Rlnn Rln rJ that tat the matter mttr had ha been beeni be beenIttsfaOtohliy tlfactorUy i settled utetho the Sheriff Serif foe foer fW fwere bIyzywursesaeJ Itaty were paid WM and ad tll8 the th lev Levy on the paitora ptr ptrWM I BOOKS BooiU AND AD AlTDMr AVTBdas AVTBdasMr A TB lS lSIr Mr Ir Marion Orawfordthe Owrorthe IndefatigabU IndefatigabUworker Inderatibl4 Indefatigabloworker worker worer has htwo hutwo Maron two stortea ltne stortescarnlng coming omlt to a plow plowin ploeIn ltn in serial Irfc form and ad ready for publication publicationIlls publot on onH ny Ills UI history htCr ot Rome Rm is also nerjng conv convplotlon cp oOznplotlon plotlon plcton MrCrwtor Mr Crawford is anernj In this thlooUntr country countryhidden coUntryhidden hidden awajr Awa and working wordnl bard hr He Heusually Hiuay lieusually usually iuay pays pra a visit Vst to America AmeriC each eh year yearand yearand and ad the secret aret9t of his whereabouts whorboulbi is care carefully carefully fully loy guarded gre by his hpubl publishers ers through througtwhom throughwhom whom he hervo receives hU hi hiflletters hifllettersThe letters lettersTho letter letterTomnurpttor The Tomnurpttor manuscript for the publication pubU0ton publicationthe 61 61the rthe the memoirs memor of Mme Me Sarah Srah Bemhardt Brrt Uexpected II IIexpted Iiexpected expected expted in a few days dyMme Mme BernhArdl Bhrt Bhrturea BeTnbTdtassures BernhArdlasaures assures urea her herpublser publishers that the te autobi autobiography autobiogphy autobiography ography ogphy is I made mde up from trm note book bk the theoldest theoldest be beoldtIJt oldest dating many may years YCre back bk written writtenIn written writtenIn In her own handwriting hadwritng The Tp composition compositionMme cmpiton cmpitonMme Mme Bernhardt Brrt claims clabn Is entirely entrly her own ownalthough own ownalthqugh ownalthqugh althqugh copied cpie In the legible legibl hand had of a asecretary asecretary secretary Mrtr from frf which whic copy the English Englishtranslation ngUehtranslation gUlh gUlhtrlnlon translation trlnlon baa bon been made madeDolf me meDol madeDoif Dolf Dol Wyllardo Wylire tho te novelist noellt is I at present presentin prnt prntIn in Jamaica Jamalc working woring on a now II novpl novll As AsYo AsY Yo Ye Have Hav Sown Swn has gone gonef to press Pr with wlthn wlthnnew nnew anow new edition etonad and promises prml to proveaa provelluo provelluocul suc successful succoastal coastal cul oe her he herStory Story Str of Eden EdenTolstois Eon EonToltoll EdenTolatols Tolstois Toltoll now l5ookJThe Way to Social SocialFreedom 8 SolalF 1 1F Freedom dom which whch Is to be published publlhod first firstIn first fIrstIn In Berlin DrnI i sold sd to be more revolutionary revolutionarythan rvolutonr than anything else he has written He Herecommends Hrmmed lierecommends tn anyig el ha recommends rmmed universal a un voli refusal rfuslof of obedience obedienceto obenoe obenoet to Government Oovem ent orders orel8 In Russia JlussiaTho RU8la RU8laTe Russiarho Tho Te new volume to be added adod to Annie AnnieFellows Anl AnlFelow AnnieFellows Fellows Felow Johnstons Jobnetnl Little Ltle Colonel Clonel Lewis Lewiswill Li LeWISwill will wi complete coplei tho story tor of the girlhood girlhoodbt trlbo bt the Little LttbCloel Colonel The many friend friendof friendaof of the tle little ltte maid mld have taken tken her story str no noseriously 80rouol soseriously seriously rouol that tt they are ar writing writng the pub publishers publ pubushers ushers ers of the thebook book bk begging bggqg them to bestow bestowher btw btwher bestowher her band upon different dlfornt characters chmotr in the tliobook tbobk thebook book bk The To upn publishers publaer are holding holdng a com competition om ompttIon cornpetition petition pttIon with wih prizes priW for the naming nming of the thebook thebok thebook book bookTho bok 0 bokTo The To refusal rfusal of the Italian Italcl Government Governmentto Oov ment mentto to permit an International Internton committee ommltc to toundertake toundeae toundertake undertake undeae pert the work of excavation eovatlon at Her Heroulanoum ler lerolanum Heroulanoum oulanoum olanum has been ben a deep dep dippointment dippointmentto disappointment disappointmentto to Percy Per Mackaye Mabye who han followed the thework thowork thework work with great Interest intlt One of the most mostnovel mostnovel gt I Inovel novel features fetrc of his new poctlo plo drama dramaSappho draa dramaSappho I Sappho and Phaon Phn is the device devc by which whichhe whichho i ihe he transports trlor the modern spectator epeator back backto to the period in which the piece Is sup supposed sup supposed posed to be played pla The scone sene of the in induction inducton induction duction P8e ducton to the play ia I laid ld In the buried buriedcity burie burledcity city of Herculaneum Ierlalom when whe the work of ofexcavation ofexcavaton ofexcavation excavation excavaton Is aupposedly ppo ely far ta advanced advancedMiss aace advancedIdles Miss 118 Jean Webster Web8te ie i settling etUng down in inJapan InJap inJapan Japan Jap for several aeral months but will wi reach reachhome reb rebhome reachisome home from frm her trip triparcund around uond the world by byway byway byway way of San Francisco Fancl about abt the first frst of ofAugust ofAugst ofAugust August Augst A new edition olon of Jerry Junior Is Isjust lajust isjust just off the tb press pressThe pre preThe pressTue The letters of Queen Qen Victoria which are areto areto i ito to be published pblsho under the editorship edltorhlp of ofA ofA ofA A Benson Bonln and Viscount VIBunt Esher Ehc will be bedivided bedivided i idllded divided Into obr three volumes The To first firstcovering lst firstcovering i iooverlgtl covering ooverlgtl the correspondence orr pondenc of the Queen Queenuntil Quccnuntil Queenuntil until she is nearly 25 2 will wi show her first firsta frlt frlta and under the thoguidance thegidanc theguidance a princess prno a young queen quen guidance gidanc of a courtly and chivalrous chivalrouspremier eilvalus eilvaluspremlerj chivalrouspremier premier then called cle upon to select Ilct a hue husband hUI hueband band a prince prnc who with wih a deep sense sena of ofresponsibility ofrOponblt ofresponsibility responsibility rOponblt combined omblno a wide and exact exactpolitical exct exctpoltcl exactpolitical political poltcl knowledge knowlege The second send volume volumecovers volumecvers volumecovers covers cvers tho repeal of the corn laws lwl and the thethird thethird tirethird third deals dcr with the Eastern Etern question questionthe quetionthe the Crimean Crmen war the to Chinese Chlno war wa and the theFrancoAustrian theFrancoAuatrian FrancoAustrian FncAustran war The editors eitrl write writeTlio writeTho writeThe The Queen was wa a woman of strong indi individuality Indlvdualty 0 viduality vdualty of decided cieldc preferences preferenoosand and even evenprejudices eVln eVlnprtJudlce ovenprejudices I prejudices prtJudlce These Te of course oour played their theirpart Ihelrpat theirpart I part pat in the drama dra of the time though tbogh it itis itIs itis is Is no lees 1 interesting IntertIJtng and an even more in instructlve Inolrctve instriictlve structlve olrctve to I see how theee thOe thesepreferenoes preferences rferenc were weregradually wer wergadualy weregradually gradually gadualy subordinated suborinated to a deep sense of ofpersonal ofpernal ofpersonal personal responsibility pnolblty In the he matter mater of ofdefining ofdelnlng ofdefining defining delnlng and maintaining mantaining the right of the thonation thenaton thenation nation nationNora naton natonNom 0 Nora Archbold A hbold Smith has ha written writen In Inaffectionately Inaectonately inafloctionatoly affectionately aectonately humorous huoroua terms tene of her sister sisterand 81str 81strane sisterand and ane literary lterar collaborator claberatr Kate Douglas DouglasWlggin DouglD8Wiggin DouglasWiggin Wiggin the following folowing characteristic chrcerto ch letter letterMy lettr lettrMy letterMy My sister was wa certainly cerly a capable little littlepcreon Itlo Itloplon littleperson person at a tender ago concocting concctng de delectable deleble dolectable lectable plon leble milk mik toast toat browning toothsome toothsomebuckwheats tOth8me tOth8mebuckwheat toothsomebuckwheate buckwheat and generally gencmly making a very verygood ver verygoodparentsasslstaflt good goodparentsasslstaflt parents prentslltt assistant I have also visions visionsof of her tolling taing at patchwork pachwork and ovcrBewtng ovcrBewtngshoots ovelwlng ovelwlngobot oversewingsheets shoots obot Ifko lre a 1 nice nic old fashioneu iahlone lime latf girl girlin in a story etor book bk Further Furhsr to illustrate illustrateher lutrate lutrateher her personality pernalty I think no one much in inher Inher inher her company compay at any age could culd have failed failedto faied faiedto to note an exceedingly excdlngly lively lvely tongue and anda a general air nr of executive exeutve ability abiiy If I am amto amto to be truthful trthful I must Bay that I recall recal few fewIndications fewIndicatons fewIndications Indications Indicatons of budding authorship save aavoan eve evean savean an engrossing diary diar kept for sis six months monthsonly monthsonly monthsonly only and a devotion dovoton to reading rading Her Herliterary ler lerlitrar Herliterary literary litrar passions were tho Arabian Arbln Nights NightsScottish NIRhtsSttsh NightsScottish Scottish Sttsh Chief Clerl Don Dn Quixote Thoddous Thoddousof Thadoue Thadoueof of Warsaw Wanw Irvlngs Mahomet Malomet Thacke Thackerays Thake Thaker Thackeray rays ray Snobs Undine and The Martyrs Martyrsof Maryrs Maryrsof of Spain These Th volumes joined to an old oldgreen oldgrn oldgreen green grn Shakespeare lhkclpar and a Plum Pudding Puddingedition Puddingclton Puddingedition clton edition of Dickens worn wer the chief of her herdiet herdlet herdiet diet dletI I The Tht Passing of the Old Lady Ly is qne of ofthe otthelubJecl ofthe thelubJecl the subjects Included Incuded In the Atlantic Atllnto Con Contributors Contributor Contributors tributor tributors Club The old lady lay seems fms to tohave tohavo tohave have paused ldr or is it possible that she has hasonly ha haobly hasonly only temporarily tmpriy withdrawn pslble for a I nice nicelittle nlo nicelittle mto little old fashioned flblone nap in her heressy easy choir choirsays calr calrlys chairsays says lys the writer writerwhle wrltorwhile while her modern substi substitute subst substituto tute Is chasing cD8lng a aRot golf ball bal over tire links linkscounting lnks lnkscounting linkscounting counting up her gains at a the bridge table tableor or putting puting a girdle girle around arund theearth therh In an annutomobllo al alautomoblo anautomobile automobile automoblo We blame our girls glrl and an boys boysTor boYBfor boysfor for their selfconfidence Iolfoonfideno their rudeness rudenesstheir rdenu rdenutheir rudenessthairsense thairsense their sense IIenl of equality eualty with th all al allbuttL butlt butit seems seemsyny sm smonly seemsonly only fair to look for the th cause cus of which whichtheir whlohtef whichtheir tef their complacency oomplancy Is merely merly the effect effectThe efet efetThe effectThe The truth trth ia there tre is nothing In Inhuman InhumanInterur human humanIntercourse humanintercourse Interur Intercourse today toa to ball bU forth forh the old oldFashioned oldfahloned oldfaliioned Fashioned virtue Irue of reverence revernc The Te old oldlidy oldhdy oldRdy lidy must mut bo 0 born bm again aaln she cannot cnot be bemade bomae bemade mae made frm from existing ox tlng material matera for In this thisago thlaai thisage ago ai of doubt and and uncertainties uncrInte one fact factshows fact tactahpwe shows IhlWI clear the jiew ew wpman woman can never nevergrow novr novrgw neverinto gw grow Into thi th old lady ladyNow lay layNow ladyNow Now that tht bridge brdge has grown grwn Into Int a cult cultuld olt oltnd cultarid arid acquired A literature of It its it aquir Ilertur It own 011 I may maynot maynot maynot not bo 0 Inappropriate Inapprprate to speak of Its Ia origin originIn orrn orrnIn 0 In connection oonotlon with wlb other oter book bk news Mr MrTrench MrTncbJohnlonaystht MrTrench TncbJohnlonaystht Trench Johnson Jobnsonsaysthat says that some ImetontYrer aomotwentyyeara aomotwentyyearaago twenty years yearsURO ago aio two families tamle of ofOrt ofOreat Great Dalby lnLeIoet InLIOter InLIOtershIr iriLelceetershire rshlre shire shIr England Egland visited each other on alter alteroate alurDt alternatO natO Dt nights nlghl for a game ame of what wht they tey called calledRutslan ellG calledRussian Russian nUflan whist Their Teir way lay across aorl a abroken abrken abroken brken broken bridge brdge that was 1 dangerous cgrous after afterdark ater aterdrk afterdark drk dark Thank Tan Thankgoodneesltsyourbridge goodness gone its It your ur bridge to tomorrow tomorw tomorrow morw morrow nlghtl nllht they were accustomed 8utm to totay tosay say lyon on parting prlna partIngand and Ind thus thu the game received receivedhe rlve able the name under which It I now so 1 fashion fashlonible fallon fallonable fashionable ableBno Since Bno his hil discussion dlllon of municipal muncip owner ownerihlp own ownIhlp owneyship ship Ihlp and allied aled economic enomic topics topio In his book bookin bockThe on in The Te City Ciy Mr Howe has mad me a careful carefulitudy crful crfulstudy carefulstudy study of the English Egls and ad nd Scotch Sch municipal munlcp municlpaiorganization municipalrganlutlon organization orgalrJon tie result rut of which he pre prenU pr prosenti ant senti nU In his new qo book bk Th The British Drti City CityUr Cly ClyMr CityMr Mr howe finds tc it free fr from frm corruption oorpUon Its Itsrganl It itsorganization orplmtlon organization rganl atlon simple ample direct dlr and democratic democraticPh demoratlo demoratloTere democraticThere Tere There Ph re is I no rrfiohlne nhne no spoils ptl system ITt The Theoo4l Te Theboil boil 101 politics pUUO on In the hands hd of busineu busineunen bno bu inesa inesamen men me In answer alwe to the tequeton question A to why whyxsverty whypvry whypoverty poverty pvry I at a IU It wont wort in the British Brt pity pityifr ot ot7fr pityMr ifr 7fr Howe explain upln that tt the British DriU city ct1 Uinder I isunder under uder servitude emWd ecrviu to an a aoonomta enomo Insutu InsutuJon ln InsujuUoaParllasent iu iutoDParant toDParant UoaParllasent Jon ParUanwnt In I Parliament Eet privilege pririlecarule pTl privilegerulse 1 rulse rule uprem wprt Ia 1 1 of iU politic jUUO 0 10 10 I 0 0 0 SHERIFF The of WASCO WASCOBy S3 By yCHLS CHARLES ROSS JACKSON JACKSONYou JACKSOIf 0 4 0 I I 0 0 0S 0 0 I If JfYouSeeftin You See Se It in The T1 TIWSUFZtsSo Sun SUIIts Its So I IThe i iI II 5 I I II I The story Is spirited and stilting Ingenious well told thldNew New York ork Sun un I Wo do not know whether whethertho whetherthe the iSherif Sheriff of Wasco by byCharles byCharle byCharles Charles Charle Ross Jackson Jaoksol has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen been dramatized drmatize or not but butif buti if i not it ought to be There Thereis is a great d6al al of thrilling thrillingmaterial thriing thriingmaterial 0 material in it and nd plenty of ofrapid ofrapid ofrapid rapid fireaction fireactionOne fro uiroactioliOne action actionOne One of the most vividly de deecribed de deBcribe dosqribed ecribed Bcribe combats comb ts ccr everon cvcr on any anystage anytnge anystisge stage 0 Philadelphia Inquirer I 0 Handsomely Hadsome1y Illustrated Iutrt and Richly Ric1 Bound Bund in Cloth Clot 320 Pages Page 150 150G 150G 0 0 Dillingham DUlngham I Company Comany Publishers Pqblshers 0 New York YorkJ 0 0 0 0 Cropeti CropetiFitzgerald Cro iIt eb ebFilzgepald 0 FitzgeraldHandsomest Fitzgerald Handsomest HandsomestLightest HudsomesTo Lightest LightestBest Lghtest LJUhtesi8 Best De Luggage LuggageTraveling i8 Traveling TravelingTo 1aveUO 1aveUOBagslCses TravellnUBass BagslCses Bass Cases CasesHudsomes To Be Had Hd Only Ony at Our Stores 0 177 Broadway 088 Broadway Broa way 7 723 S3 Sixth Avenue AvenueWardrobe Aveue AveueWadrobe AvenueWardrobe Wardrobe Wadrobe Trunks Trunksdemocracy Trunk Trunkdemorcy democracy demorcy It Is II economically cnomloUy feudal and andIB andis of the people peopleas IB as 8 arrogant In oppression pple as 1 the argnt boss of any American Amerc city cityIn cty ctyIn cityIn In the new bboU by Prof William Wiiam James Jamesto nw to come cme out the tle middle of the month the theauthor theautb theauthor author autb explains uplas the word wor pragmatism pragmtem ae a a aDOW anow asnow snow DOW name nme for some Bmo old ways of thinking thinkingIt thinkng thinkngIt It ie I also all paid fa1 that the word means mon two twothings twothlnlflt twothingstlst things thlnlflt thingstlst first pd a certain certn method of settling settlingdisputes stlng stlngrlsput settlingdisputes disputes and nd secondly a theory theor of talk tlk the thelatter tIlelattr thelatter rlsput latter lattr theory thor being explained xplaned by Dr Schiller Schilleras Bhler Bhleras as humanism humnam The Te contents contnt8 of the book bookwill bok bokwll bookwill will be Prof Pof Jamess Lowell Lwel lectures lecturesand leturs lecturesand and wll It Is aldthat adthat the work is unteohntcal unteohntcalIn untcchnlcJ untcchnlcJstyle In style nnd andiery very concrete concreteHenry oncrote oncroteHeny concreteHenry Henry Heny Copley Cpley Greene Orno has ba written writen an anappreciation anapp anappreciation appreciation app clatlon of George Oorgo Meredith for the thecurrent tboournt thecurrent current ournt Atlantic Atlnlic which will wi be of Interest Interestto Interst to the students and ad admirers of the novelist novelistU novelst novelst1t Is based bld Upon upn the pocket edition editon of Mere Meredith Mer Merdlth Mereditli and which In Include Inude Indiudee dith which came cm cam6oiit out last year ad clude ude delightful delghtul books bo for summer read readIng rad rading reading Ing convenient in alz size lzo light Igbt in weight weightnnd weigbt weigbtand weightand and unlike most m0tlnexpnvo Inexpensive books book printed printedfrom printedfrm printedfrom unike from frm tho plates of the expensive expllve edition editionand ediion ediionand editionand and are pleasant plent to read rad Unyieldingly as asMr MMr asMr Mr Meredith Mlrlth guards grds his legitimate legitmate privacy privacymany prvaoy prvaoymny privacymany are arogiven aregiven aregiven many facts of significant sigifant importance Imprtc given mny by Mr Greene Orne Although of Welsh Welshand Welsband Welshand and Irish blood Mr Meredith Mcredlh wad WI born in inEnpland InEnglad inEngland England A ward in chancery chancry under a aguardian I Igurdian aguardian wnr with whom ho had nowarmth nowarmthof no warmth warmthf guardian wih of companionship he was sent snt to school schoolin cmpnionhip in Germany where wher he laid the ti fousdstion fousdstionof tcn tcnof Oermn of his classic erudition erudion and caught cught a love lovefor lovefor lovefor for music mu lo which lasted all ul his hlslfe ife A law lawstudent Jawstudent lawstudent student In London Lndon at 20 2 bo emerged emergedfrom emergedfrom emergedfrom from London Lndon and the law llw at 21 1 in involved inolved involved volved in debts not of his own making makingBy mking mkingBy By leader ledt writing for various varou papers paprs con conducting oonductng ducting the Fortnightly ortnighl Reiicvi ne iC in the ab abBcnca absenc absence Bcnca ductng of John Morley and other literary literarydrudgery lterary lterarydrud literarydrudgery senc drudgery drud ery he gained Independence Indepndenc After Afterthe Afer Aferthe Afterthe the death detb of orlls his first frt wife he settled stlEd In InSurrey inSury inSttrrey Surrey Sury married marie again and went to London Londoneach Lndon LndonNdi Londoneach each Ndi week wek counting oountnj among his friends friendsSwinburne friendsSwInbure friendsSwlnburne Swinburne SwInbure James Thomson Morley and andIxidy andlAdy andLady lAdy Duff Dut Gordon Ho 10 read the works worksof of poet and novelists nooletl big and little 1tle Eng English Englsh Raglieu lieu lsh pt American Amerio German Italian and French FrenchIn Frnoh FrnohIn In person he was wal described by Schwob Bhwob as asbroad lS lSbroad asbroad broad plcn shouldered Ihouldord strongly built buit his face faceclear faceclear faceclear clear fine and dominating domlnntng his eyes ef1 deep deepblue deephlue deepblue blue fne and literally lteraly drunk with withthought1 wih wihtbou withthought1 thought1 thought1lint tbou thought1cOOIER4T11L hti htiCOOPERtTIE COOPERtTIE cOOIER4T11L HtnTml HtnTmlnnr 4 P1 RT3tFN7S RT3tFN7Sline lint New BulMlnB Dulltnl to He Put rt Up UI at seventh SornthAvenue SenntbAlnue seventhAcnu Avenue and Ind Klft tttrllhth Itftlgtith lBtith Street StreetA IrcttA 0 A A half million miion dollar real re estate etat deal dealof del delot dealof of yostenlVy In the Central Cntral Park Par section sectionIs secton sectonia YOteryln another the cooperative build buildings buildlogs Is to add to oprativo buid buidIng logs that tat lately laty have been bn important Impornt features featuresIn ures uresIn Ing Walter Russell the theart thel theartLat In it the th publoeye public publioeye eye Wliter nU81 artLat art 1st purchased purh for his company company the theBtuyvcsnt theBtuyc8t theRtuyveaant Btuyvcsnt Btuyc8t Cooperative Cpcrathe Building Buldln incorpo incorporated In inrporated ro rorte rated the southeast outhet corner crner of TUtyeighth TUtyeighthstreet ltylgbth ltylgbthstrt rte street and tf andS Seventh vith etb avenue from Michael MichaelColeroan Michal MichalClema 1ichaelColeman Coleman strt The broker broker In the transaction transactionwere trnsoton trnsotoner Clema Te Frank Hughes and andCharles andCharlos andCharles were er Alwytt Alw Ball Bl Jr Jrank lughea Charles IT BUM BUMThe Bll BUssThe The Te site te has a Seventh Beth avenue frontage frontageof of 100 10 feet tet and Id nd a Fiftyeighth FtyIRhth street etrt frontage frontageof of 125 11 feet tet The Te building buiding will wi be four fourteen fourtn fourteen tn teen storieS ItriO high Ip It It will wi cost 0t probably probbly probblyIMO probablysiocoo 11550000 siocooEach 11550000Each IMO Each FAol apartment In this tl building buldln Is Isto lato Isto to onllntourn contain fourteen room rom and nd five te bath bathThere bthl bthlTer bathsThere Ter There will wi be studio atudlo but only on the top topfloor topfor topfloor floor for The Te apartment apamenta are lr to be sold Ild on onthe onth onthe th the cooperative co rtv basis basisThe buB buBThe basisThe The demand ad for or cooperative apartment apartmentsseems a as MWS seems em to demo demoad be unlimited unUmlt operatho said sid Mr aparmenta aparmentaMWS rr Russell Russellyesterday Ruuel flussellyesterday yesterday afternoon mon The new move movement mOemnt movetaoist yctry taoist mnt I Li making maing the mot mot striking atklng headway headwayI hMway I shall al shortly sortly be In Ina a position positon to make makepubllo makepublo makepublio publlo publo the Ue detail dotll of thlr th thi building buldlnl which whichmy whichmy whichmy my company will 1 erect ert upon the cooperative cooperativeplan oooperatve oooperatvepl pl plan and It It its new n8 feature tNLur will wi be ttartllng ttartllngWalter Itrtlng startliniratter Walter Russell 1 recently rnty purchased Jurcha the theManhattan theMahttn heManhattan Mahttn Manhattan Square Hotel and a the fo for lot lotadjoining Iot lots lotsadjoining adjoining It on West Seventyseventh SeventyseventhBtreet sventysventh sventysventhItrt street aonlni Itrt just opposite op at the Museum of Natural NaturalHistory Natura NaturalHistory History where he Is I now erecting erlng a studio studiobuilding studiobuldln studiobuilding buldln buldlnPEARS buildingFE4RIS building buildingPEARVS PEARVS PEARS FOLEJlVffT POLE IOLEIWNL4CliS nUNLtCKS LACKS CASH CASHExplorer CUl CUlplorfr 04511Explorer Explorer Fran rraJe VesriJfe He Vtttl 11t Not Be Able to toStart toStart Start ftu NorUt Nor Again lat on 01 July Jly 1 1PonrtAMD 1POInUf 1PoamLHD PonrtAMD POInUf Me June 4Unle 4Ualea Unless the thefund theft1d thefunds fund ft1d come cmo In faster fut than th at present I fear fearshall tea feari I i shall Ialnt not have a chance cac to realise realse my myhope myhop myhope hop hope of starting atlns northward norwa In the ROOM ROOMvelt Boosvelt velt on JolT 1 said ld Commander Cmade Fury Pe to today toc today day oony Only Ony A small portion of the needed neededicjount nede neededamount qo amount he been ml raiiwd prtion and ad sndthe tho te remainder remaindermust remainderrnustbforthoomthj rnustbforthoomthj must be forthcoming fob mc ral before or1 I can ca start the theeto eto 0 0 The Sheriff Sherf will wJl take per1 per1manent per permnent perman6nt manent mnent lodging in every ever read readers radors ad adcrs ers heart Tremendously Trem ndously ex exciting exCting exciting citing Cting Dealing DeAlng as it docs docswith doc doedwith with the tbo primitive prmitive instincts instinctsof instncts instnctsof of man beneath neath and away awayfrom awayfrom awayfrom from the line fne veneer of culture cultureit it is intensely intn cly absorbing absorbingAlbany absorbingAlbany absorbingA Albany A TimesUnion TimesUnionEvery TinlesU1Iiol TinlesU1IiolI ion ionEvery I Every chapter is isdra dra dramatic draLoui8 matic Sf Louis Republic A 1i 1 1 1 I Ir I The celebrated celebra Massacre Massacreof llace llaceof of Glencoe Glenceand and the feuds feudsof te of the Campbells Cmpbels and the theMacDonalds HMacDonalds 0 MacDonalds for the first firt time timein tme timeIn in fiction fictionhe fctJon 1 i I he 1 lie Master of or Stair StairBy tair tairBy TJe 1 1By By MARJORIE MAJORIE BOWEN BOWENAuthor 0 Author of The Te Viper of Milan MilanMiss Mia MilanL i if Miss Bowen has more than tan equalled equaled she has excelled exceled herfirst her herfirst herfirst first effort effor with this tis magnificent magnicent romantic romantc drama draa The Thecentral Te Tecenta Thecentral central centa theme teme of the story stor is the famous Massacre Massace of Glencoe and andthe andthe lte the te feuds of the clans Conventional Conventonal heroes and heroines have haveno 1 1no no place here ere Men and women are ae real flesh fesh and blood bi drawn drawnon dwn fJ fJn 4 4tin on a heroic scale scle The action acton is rapid crowded splendid there thereare tere tereI I are no halts Ju Fullblooded I blood ed generous reneru admirably admirablywrouebt a4mlbly a4mlblyWurbt admirablyugb wrouebt Wurbt ugb a brilliantly brmanU successful ueaul uoatof to toThe 10The toThe The Viper ol 0 Milan Mln London Leader LtadtrIt It show In nearly neal all respect rupec a marked markedadvance mk4 mk4advance maikedadvance advance en Te Tb The Viper ol Milan UUn The TheMuter Te TeMuter TheMuter Muter of Blair 6 Is I worthy to Induded Includedamong IndudedamenE indudedcolons 0 wry among the finest nne character carcer In fiction fictionLondon fIctionLoadon clon clonI I London LOldon Tribune TribuneIn In virility vlrlly In Intensity Intenlll and In sweep of ofImagination oftmsgtnatton Imagination Imrnalln The Uutt Master of Stairchallenges Stairchallengesand 61Ir clenru clenrua4 I and a4 suitatns attention aenton It I la I a remarkable remarkablebook remakble book Aberdeen Free Prtit McClure McClur Phlips Phillips Co 44 Eas East 23d St New York ART RTSALESANDIHLBIT1ONS RTSALESANDIHLBIT1ONSTODAY SALES SALE AND INHIBITIONS INHIBITIONSTODAY EIBITINS 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