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party Of Americans, consisting Of three gen.
tlemen and twoldies. were rowing on Lake Luz
cerne. Switzerland, at about 10 o'clock in the
evening They allowed their boat to drift with the
swift current 10 where the river Reuss issues from
the western extremity Of the Lake. Suddenly it
was canght In an eddy, twirled around rapidly
and driven beneath the spans and against one
OF the piers OF the bridge which crosses the
river at this point It filed and sank. The
three gentlemen and one Of the ladies were
taken from the water alive. but the other had
disappeared from sight. The name Of the lady
who waa drowned was Anne Serge. She was q
resident OF St. Joseph, No., and was thirty
years Of age. Her body has not yet been re-
covered.
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AMERICAN ART.
An Association Formed TO Exhibit the Work
Of Native Painters.


Of Native Painters.
A syndicate TO be known the Historic
Art Association has been formed in Chicago,
with a capital Of -. 900. COO. for the purpose Of
making exhibit Of the works OF American
artists Of note. old and new. during the worlds
fair. The president Of the syndicate is Phlc
Beard. vice president Of the Erie Bank OF Buffalo
v Y. and among the others interested with him
In the scheme are Chauncey VI. Depew, Andrew
carnegie. Geo. W. Childs. Geo. ". Curtis
Henry g. Aarquand. ]. Pierpont Morgan, A. 8.
Webb, Cornelius y. Bliss, oe Choste, o. Often.
defer. John @. BigeIow. Gen. Horace Porter,
Hamilton Fish, FL Ames, Oliver Amos, C. l.
Tiffany and d. W. Powers.
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Trying To Find . Match for Fitssinmous.
The Olympic Club Of New Orleans has
not yet received an answer from either
Pritchard or Hall, and il looks now a. IL Cos
tello would be secured to meet Fitzsimmons in
September. Capt. Williams, the clubs repre-
sentative, nov in New York. has been instructed
70 visit McAuli6e, and the attempt will be made
to bring both McAulihe and Myer to this
locality TO train McAuliffe will probably be
assigned 70 Bay St. Louis and Myer will 70 to
his old quarters at Carrollton.
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Judge Whitman argued before Gov. Flower
Monday In favor Of the Communication 10 i'm
Pri-onment FOR life OF the sentence of Cal Wood,
who killed Leander PAscoe his father Law
The governor reserved his decision.
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Ladies

q61QS Do you want to keep your husband home at night
and keep him agreeable and pleasant He must
smoke and yet you don't like the smell Of his tobacco. You
drive him away to his cb-ou of just such things come misery
unhappiness and divorce The trouble is that he uses poor
tobacco Coax him to get BULL DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO; Its delicate will not be offensive to you and
will not fill all the curtains hangings and clothing with that
stale dsagreeabe odor that troubles you Keep your husband
home and avoid all risks by having him smoke BULL DURHAM
TOBACCO. Sold everywhere.
DURHAM TOBACCO co.. Durham, NJ c.
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Patrick Meehan Of Havcrstraw, N. Y, went
to the home Of his ia ther-n-law, Patrick Mullen,
Sunday night. He refused admission, and
Mullen fired a shot from pistol at him, killing
him instantly
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Free Concerts 1t Bay Ridge Daily
By celebrated Imperial Hungarian Gypsy Band.
b and o. trains At Gals am, l:so pm, As2s
pm. Sundays, ssS5 an, 100 pm, SIS pm.
81 round trip.-Adct.
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Hungarian Rand ut Bay Ridge.
Free concerts daily. b. and o. trains 915
I'm, l:3O p. m, 4:2S PM; Sundays, 9:S5 an,
1:30 pm, 315 pm 81 round trip.-Adrt.
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n hetpeV mana
to lift up weak, tired,
overtaxed women -
that's what you'll
find in DR.. Pierces
Favorite Pr0crip-
ton. 1t gives you
just the help that
you need.
Its . m edicins
that's made especially
to build up womans
e<~one~<A A~l A.
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Jos. G. Page, Of Frysburg, Me-, whose dwell
ing was burned Saturday, committed suicide
BY drownina-
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

FORT RENDITION. GARRETT COUNTY, MD.
aCOO feet above sea: coolest spot In Allexhenies
lsrre rooms; Fccd table ;milk ice and vegetables IN
abundance shooting and hsliinR. Cir,uisr~ st star
ONCE. Open June l. ADDE'S W r DEAEfNs. ,yc7-s
GREENS MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
~ Located Fruit dtil farm. Blue Htde~ mountain
east side 81 shenandoah river. Harpsr's Ferry "
"a V. "a se and % per ge.h ohldrsn h,p n.e.
tober 81 Capacity Of hotel fsee kFsndrcd ava Srsv
ny2-am q. W. GREEN Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN HoME COTTAGE (NEAR DEER
w Part ssstion), on the BALTIMORE and Ohio rail-
rosd. only short DISTANCE from the Deer Park Hotel
Addsess Mrs J. S. LACaHLIN. Deer Park, Nd.
N SUMNER RESORT
NOW OPEN. Hss we'll ST Aded Lawn fine mountain
water bot and cold baths portcoes nne scenery and
iA jeso tY Inn Address NJ " sELL,
oCkwo0D HOUSE, HARPER's FERRY ". "a
- - Anona me mountains win open iine l. Shady
week. Mrs s. e GovETf. Proprie.ress my, ~ I'm I'm
WHITE COTTAGE, HARPERs FERRY, W. va.
w beat view on Shenandoah river Open Tor
s s9fisd'ri hs ssSs IYos lS $e Send s
Washington. p. G wM n. BELL. Prop jyI3,ie:'
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WAsHISoToN srEAxBokT co. LIMITED.
p" fr9m 9TH St ferry" wharf
s...u., xrsr fCtemsc H Rive, l.pa.nS
fstpHHf and susbaR r. n',arnins on TUESDAY.
n ssss.@ss ArUv.mih on NQNpsy ana wEpNEs.
kstarsns IN MEpS s 81 ma Phfp J, a.
and on SUNDAY q 10p. m.
Special rates for trps 10 the ricuresque Lower Po
CIV RIDLEY.
1G GENERAL Manager.
'THS srEAHERs GEORGE LAW AND W W
a = OViL for Elcunons md al River InndLngl
"a YhfpxY 3 5an. Passenger. and frsirh hts a..
;yaSn T. u. Mpp.Usu. Agent.
FokrRkss MONROE AND NORFOLK.
s1pmsr schedule
fare, IL %. Round trip. 81
IRON wsshinston. oh ct. wharf a. Jcioct ,. n
dsys fsem xorSoH. cigass Ssss SsiosP =
onaas1. yssdsys, ThursdAys Fr,day< and SUI iAys
Th,e ,s Msnsnin 2, e S'eiect am
MAILlNp AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT co.
inss every SUNDAY At p m splendid psssenrer
cisiis :pSIssis ry x ssliisSf. ffiYssrRs
i .ssEMo SIp n, nd THussD1Y :. "a f.s ives
'''s s iHeHa f SEQ spV sssnt.
ny24-Sm IN st. wharf or BIO Pa ava
NoRRoLK FORTRESS MoNRoE AND PORr<
s sSss tL ssa sffssERSs S,sa
ssfp. N. Fom wharf foot q 10 s.. esnnsstias VITA
lnthrough trsins Tor the south and west onosS Sik
@s lS4 nd lssi rsnnylysnls,ya
x2i DEN sapl
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WAsHINCrON.

HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS wrTH posT.
II grsduate Glasses Anply early % the principal
LAURA Q. rAIRorT, an p "a Refereuces. Hor.
Hush Ncculioch. frUf. Simon Newc,nlb, Hon
THE MISSES KERR's SCHOOL FoR YOUNG
4 ladies and little children. 1&s 81 -. Address
jy23-:Sm ROCK ESoN, VA
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BLACKWELLS DURHAM TOBACCO co.. Durham, NJ
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. i.

SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
A Atlantic and connecticut ayes immediate vicin.
X s.:ia ; Saf :s. hOp: RtHssa
READY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.,ARKIN-
s' Ssfss
O. Box 2O. my2O-3m
H lori AI .R12Asrro CITY, NJ
ie2s2m GUSTAV A. KNoBLAUcH
s.a.is I dy 5AGS !, sf y OHIO
zs ss1 aa$ IA! e.
II ayes Atlantic cay. One square nom beach and
an5S s. H. depot sFPs RRf GEHS Proprietor
H9ETEL. , nk a.sIs FORMERLY ACME
ss:: sas Ss1S
elssiss ps''' terms moder ssvs GEORGE REV
HOTEL BRUNSWICK. PACIFIC AVE.
~ Between New York and Iennessee ayes Atlantic
jsis-am Late of Coionnade Hotel. PSiI.dslrhia
HOTEL CENTRAL.
ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
Thoroughly renovated. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
je:7-so2m L. A. ROWAN.
~ North cssoIina Htsptc city For 81
ST.
"HoTEL DENNIS" ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
'Ga ''e 5srF RGi Il q rs ssfs
HOTEL EMERSON: :. - -; =Ss-.s,
,,,u ATLANTIC CITY. , vorvo
HOTEL aEcKI.ER; FORMERLY N6RMANDiE.
t5-em A'''n'i H3Rs ,Nya HfEcKLER. Prop
HOTEL ON on. TIE R. BEACH JoS MAR s AVE
IMPERIAL s sS nysnisn.es, AgpoIPtmsHs; ssd
day sis per- wssi s
6o..D sna q xirsn,. ave. Atlantic
6pen e. hat f mi
ro s9IcKMEK 100
d;;; IL Week Every per
HOTEL WELLINGTON.
OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE.
ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
| feoe-en MA. H. s. MILNoR.
KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC
Lei, !! CITY near the beach everything new aud arst-
jy71km o. S. WRIGHT
MONTEREY a HOTEL rE5 :, A IL Y1 CITY. J.
, situation al. comforts < SE%c tsS
Oc:EANs VILLA, ATLANrIc CTR: Ssy.toNE
ave snsF south ave Mrs s0' VIZ TSYfoR
poRTLIN-EYEaYTHINa NEw-oCF1N VIEW;
and Sn Sfr S Week H' HHsEf
CT. CHARLES,
I'D sslsrsss a ss is ey
ATLANTIC CITY
ON THE OCEAN FRONT.
| Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed fire..
myas-am T. ROBERTS SONS
THE CONTINENTAL. ATLANTIC AVENUE.
aas v,sT e f house. e'es
F.; LEHMAN. Rhode island and Atianti. avenues
Use kp'h"A ATLANTIC CITY
,ySim present 'sE gar E. PARKINSON
TIE ELKToN. KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC
yssr Mrs 0aF VIII modern convenience SsSn all
1 Pacific ave, near Tennessee. Atlantic City
mh23-em $50 n. J. EcKERr.
10 NS. AZ sS A.,.a.i:
sna Il t"
HOTEL. TRAYMoRE.
The celebrated resort for Wsshineton's elite ..pe-
myI4-im u. ". GREENE co.
THE lNGLEsIpE, ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
| 81; 80 to s2 per day 81 to sl4 per week, ,
THE lRv1SoroS.
Art 81 THE CITY EEkc III.
! 'yls-26t CHAMBERS l. HOPES.
| THE LEHMAN.
Ocean end Of Pennsylvanis ave.
,y1a1m ''"'' w LEHMAN L CO
THE MANSION. ATLANTIC CITY.
Largest hotel Open all the year.
Orchestra from June to October.
| ,e21-2m CHARLES McGLADE
beach; unobstructed ocean view ali the modern
conveniences; erected April. 1881
:s6-1ot Proprietor and Manager.
n''a' and Arkansas Hs. A SsRsss
TEE sH1k k.a,n.t ATLANTIC IA TI.5 &, CITY T.,
iys T mousse Every M%p F. s6TffHALL Manager.
| VERMONT HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY. YER
" mont ave-. near the ocean; opens June I; first-
,el02m j. TREEN.
CARRISBROOKE INN, vENTNOR, Nj. DI
- recty the beach, near Atlantic City half hourly
EsoF'hs.
| AsBURY PARK. Nj.
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MISCRL.LANEOUS-
MARKLEToN sANITARII,n wapVIpro,

MARkLEToN sANITARIUM MARKLEToN,
~ ~ som Somerset ..s county, Pr MARKtEro HOTEL
Dr. NJ b and Mrs Sault both Of large eIpertense' ss
sisted by skfful physicians Appointments OF most
approved kinds and nrst GLASS In every resec Treat
ment ey hot and cold. salt Turkish Roman sz electro
thermal electro chemical and needle baths Sc &c
buildings heated with hot water lighted by electri
ity. supriied with pure mountain water onet rest
IN! place surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery
L3csted on the Pi'tsburg division of B. and q. R. Il
Systems and with the p. R r. at Hyndman and Johns
town east and Connelsvile and Brsddock west Terms
reasonable. Special rates 10 ministers missionayfeS
Physicians and their families For irmrtior
arplN 70 VI B. GAULT. VI. D.. Medical Director
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CHEs,pEAKr AND ONO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE II EFfE,'T irNr IA. rs,s
a., rsi1s a.eve daily FROM union station n .aas,
Through the srsndes, scens-v IN A-p.-J.. ,,A -,
hsndsomest md moe, complete sSlii rr.,a s.leis.
West from Washington '''''f
ZIP m daily Cincinnati aud ~ LOUIS Ii,p,t.ta
SOLD re~tbuled. newly cauirrel sla-trir- ii.-s.s
us WIN dtaing car ptliel-n's at.as .iaaVl.g5
w.shinTson % Cincinnat inliaaap's sui 81 Lsni.
GaI "ut chshSe Arrive tin -innstl y 10 a'n IA
u;lOn IN. lsilv The famous ''r = 1 V...,,,,t,
Lamitsd "A snid westihuie t-a'n with tui-- r.-s,-
sthinesii eino. i@xinston ara is,as rf'is ~, -
glsat tl'.innau ~ % .rl Issi1 = "A Il IL, :,
eli roints WIZ o." hi'A p'iM .
Nv q. m, fatlV -FNf'rrss fa- sr4l,us,f,f. -
lottnsvflle. nchmonl WAvpe-,,,-,. .s,,,., ~
prtn ctpai NtreiulA nlinta '''''"''h ~
BIB and 1921 p-una ave 'i'' "a -
se-T n y FILLER Gen1 Passat,.-.- An,
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ELKT0N HOTEL
~ ELKT0N, ROCKINGHAM CO. VA.
In the BEAUTIFUL Shenandoah valley. Rates: % per
DAY 80 % and $40 per week. Special rates to par
je2s-lm' r. p. EMERSON, Proprietor
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I Fv4sToN KoNF SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
~ Lynwood; Rockingham county. Va, Miss Eleanor
her 1892 This school Is situated i'm distsiy on
the shenandoah Valley railroad. in the most health.
full Part Of the valley Of Virginia II recommended
70 parents whose business duties prevent their own
hourly supervision Of their daughters education
Special attention paid 70 the mental moral and phve
cal training Of young children The Of studies
Is complete 1nstrumental music q speciality. Term:
Board With tuition IN English Latin French and In
from Washington.
For particulars apply 10 the PRINCIPAL IN person
at 1898 18th ct. n from the 25th 20 the 81 st
ty-25-.Ns
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OFT OF WASHINGTON,

episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,
IN. BLAcKroRDlt n hh a. P1,nSics, VA
For boys The hfty-f year opens September "a.
lsS2. Extensive improvements In buildipes and &C.
commodations. Catalogues aent 1ysye-vtoloc
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preston. "Numidian lion" in describing man
DOWN "f ty a 5"ks nse to tmoe
and rs they al! !onged for, the reputation the
e SGFd , Ts ssSa to A sn ey Ta last
genesis Of the Numiian Club. w "'' wv
The stage folk begin arriving at hnlf-rast 10
night whom their turn on tho proSram M els is
Gf .i.E They nrs serious peonc mostly An
hpps two ho VINO Do
silently. with vigorous appefitns and then
p Play solemn len game OF pool; Then a miscel-
get ferry or a Harlem train.
The The Numidlnns who are hoy beginning to
arrive. are looking for mono OF these Their
companions arrive later. for the ballet is al
ways on" for the last curtain. and it takes
clothes. They begin, struggling in in noisy
pairs soon after II. Room is made for them
beer and sandwiches are ordered ''''' anu
younsster in evening dress half fright
ened Mt finding himself il such seen" %lo Of daz
yi'eI 10 loin tho Numidian tuS. He is de- i"-
lighted to ilnd that iptroducion to lilo comes
those at oil the other tables are Jealous OF the
table that captured him. Ho is told that Just
TOR 4 loke they have made the initiation leo a
when he feels Nanette. by Ills side. press lis
nand under tho table he sees it again. After
story. and IS astounded at the mirth he crentes.
ne never had his stories go so well before.
Then an actor joins tho group with the
yonnEster: one OF those actors who net SO
much on the stage that the wonder is his con
staht practice does not make him act better
On It: The younGster Is very much surprised
t t,t,at none Of the company is much Impressed
with the actor. for the yonngster is so excited
~ the company OF such u dramatic wonder
that ne does not notice that the ring Nnnette
has has borrowed to examine she has slipped on
der mnEer ana forGets to return. Celeste is in
rf
cause cau,, she did not get tho ring. and makes
girls at other tables hear ii. and laugh shrll.y.
a9d turn and look at the youth.
Is ts,1 tiaiki2g loudly and at oncs. Tho ac,oys
Culovgh had lived to see him in his ' Present
part 'iMsGniough would have died, not o,
while no one listens that envy, malice. ana ali
hnrignteousness He'd tho littln souls of nil
hanging, committess whilr thu journalist
lam al editors for having entcroi into n
any attention to the youth except tho waiter
OF whom he orders moro wine. Then some.
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like beer: they only drink wine out OF compli-


Gbariey.s amazemcnt increases. Every one
Conner; tho waitcr thanks him, moro for his
nyc-cent tip than he dil Charley for twenty.
sI Is Il sr han she d
when he FIRST saw her in Paris. hut she is con-
solcd when he nds. but that was s., twenty yer,
so: why, in the presence OF o renl actor. every
one should 10 50 impressed by this man. and
h9 osr Wits So wonders Il Ss
him On broadway.
asked OF Charley, upon whom the unwonted
mixture OF wine and bcor was having q de-
"Jash heard Of Mumidians. Thought I'd
wTEsss e, rshs NJ ~ tie s.t nan said ss
can, lust as fast, as, YOU can. and" he added
under under hi III 6renth; get some sense In your
:. 10 rose to 60 and took Char 10y by the arm;
am F%,ns W yoni way" Charley went. .,
Isl d,scussi9H Of the incident. Every word
hts trcss wcre discussed. Eyen Charley rose
viii real swc if TSo nr sa' sSnS GS
n%a rs. y was the hero Of the table
Other. came. LOCUS swells. bogus round.
, trrs , bogus .i;t," dudes, and drank beer with
, t"rr E"IiS Gtrs ari listened with awe to the
day, lied about having been 20 the Numiian
r ,nI with the roa! swtl, Tie taSlos became
were frequent wranGIos with walters over
f r",m g.. h ane 'nIeter neonl.. some women
and yGrs Inn 'I Ind %ho comedians ns na
T., I, h. Nnmiaans were lett alone. The talk vas vas
played. danced. painted. wrote: how late they
wont e bed last night, and how drunk they
themselves. wv
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EntIre,y In the Compnuy's Hands.


IT was Just after tho first sck"ninE crash OF
the coilIsicn. and the air WAS nlied with
shr!eks AMI Grpans mingled Win tho Mss OF
escaping steam
The dark. sinister man with tho smooth face
iav notipn!css whore ia" shock hhu thrown
nm. Around him wore s'hitcrsi broken tiIn-
beers and twisted iron rods, but W seeming
miracle the d 'bris had not fallen upon him
ana ms limbs wore FREQ.
Hos dead" sadly viii 3rered the rescuer
who saw him first.
The lips Of the dark sinister man moved.
Not by u lugful," he oh"ervei audibly.
The rescuer hastorcl forward.
:. Are ygu hurt he anxlcuely inquired
The dark man was positive.
NOt Il scratch" he declared.
mo roIcl"r was unable 10 repress an excla-
nation Of surprise
We'll, why don't Won get out OF the wreck 2"
The sinister man gazed at the twinkling
stars above him.
. l1ist about know my business he calmly
replied. Two been in, collisions before, III
stay right here where they threw me until I'm
moved. Then perhaps
faint smile played about his lipa
no company cunt work the contributory
negligence racket on mo when l sue for dam
ages TN. no. don't object to your carrying
mo away II you like. but call on YOU to wit
ness mat take no active part In the process
myseif know my business"
Q hard. metallic laugh.
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A NIGHT IN WILD NUMIDIA.
BILLY MGLORF's OLD DEN THE HOME
OF WOULD-BE BOHEMIJNa
The Haunt of n Club whose Flnshy Mem.
bers. Men snd Women. Arc Chenp,y
wicked md HIVE Bu, Tnwdry thnrn.

bers. Wen snd Women, Arc Chenply
wicked md Have hut Tnwdry tbnrm-.
The Numidian Club OF men and women
meets In tho CATS Figaro. Billy McGlory's for
mer resort. at Fourteenth street and Irving
place. whether you agree with the Numidians
that they enjoy life depends largely upon your
worldly experience. and consequently upon
tho opinion you have come to hold on what
constitutes enjoyable life. Tho Numdians
themselves believe that they are being whirl.d
in the very vortex OF life: that the soothing,
Missing. bubbling. roaring breakers Of life are
nowhere else SO deafening rs right about their
ears. but hero Is something about their club:
me Cate Figaro has two largo rooms in the
halt basement In one you can stand up and
eat and drink. In the other you can sit down
and ont and drink. On tho floor above are
three large rooms IN the frat on the corner
which is rather handsomely furnished and
cnrpeted. one may eat and drink: in the next.
plainly furnished. ono may eat and drink; In
tho third one may eat and drink and play pool
There Is an iron balcony. half hidden ~
wisteria vines. OH this floor. and when tho
weather suggests it, one may sit out there and
eat and drink You may smoke everywhere
So in itself IT,. cato is very uch like a thou
sand others in the city. 1t Is the character OF
Its patrons that makes It unique.
Across from the Numidans chosen resort Is
the Academy OF Music. next t. 1t is Amoergs
Theatre. and within block are Tony Pastors
and the Union Square theatres. Opposite. on
Fourteenth. Is Uuber's Museum. aud near
enough TO supply patrons arc three or four
more theatres Stage people in great variety
visit the cafj for their late suppcrs. and 1t Ia
that fact that attracts an almost equal variety
OF mon who desire to be known as men about
town. They sometimes refer to themselves IA
"Boulevardiers." They are club men, whose
names do not appear on tho list Of any club:
artists whose carvnScs unapprcciatiyo
hanging committees are always sending back
from exhibition rooms marked with large
red chalk "R: y journalists" whose articles
are familiar to their friends because they are
never published. and actors in a chronic
condition Of nocuous desuctude. Sometimes.
OF course. well-known FOUNDERS drop in. lce-
ing from the boredom that has found them
elsewhere. to chuck under the chin pretty
ballet girl: and sometimes calow youths.
flush with money in wide-cyed search of life.
visit the cafe. On those nights the Numdlans
drink wine. Generally they drink beer.
. Some time ago m historical reporter. writ
this language: The human brute crouched
low. waiting for his prey. and when his victim.
all innocent OF her danger. approached. he
sprang upon her like n Numidan lion "
Some OF the habituts OF the CafG Figaro con-
Ddered that tlne writing. and adopted the ex-
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In tho plnee Of the Queen of Great Britain nnd

In the place OF the Queen Of Great Britain nnd
tainted with horror when he discovered her,
but WAS quite dsarmed by her. apology that
she really didn't know any better Inc
English girl nearly had Mysteries rs she ne-
held those two worthless bowling and scrapinn
over tho incident, but Aunt Lonisa's gravity
was iiawless. The Isame day they went up
the tower for tho Wow and it struck Mrs.
Eidrdso that there was the time to, produce
fioatcd from her hand over Windsor Castle.
"Blcss your art. mum. that's treason cried
tho guardian. who was their conductor
a finger on tho American flag it means war be.
tycOn tho two countries But the man was
not molillcd until sho returned the siiIen en-
hletr - her pocket. ,,,,.,.
You don't hear such. talk In the white
Housc!" observed Aunt Louisa, as luncheon
was announced
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thing happens that surprises til youth more
than any other Of his nights oNrel lenrcs.
-, A man saunters in from the ftrnlt, stands In
the, mild, e OF the room. looking very n.ored,
and calmly examines every party there. There
Is a. quietinG OF the tabnlc, and every ono
iurtively. or openly, regards tho nGWromnr
Celeste catches his eye first ami laNarS him
with beaming smile. He salute n"r win q
solemn wink, He strolls over TO IN" table and
they all crowd their chairs closer together and
make room for him. AS no sits down tue youth
recognizes him. and is q little ilu,'"rHd. 10
recognizes the youth. smiles behind his nous
tacho. and says: Glad to see you, harley.
Having nice time buying the girls wine"
:, Charley looks as II he ielt he. ought to resent
the Familiarity, toward tho ladies' but the very
audacty Of calling such stage beauties girls"
staggers him so that he cannot SPEAK. The
newcomer taps Nanette on tho shoulder. and
asks her II she has been good girl givos tho
actor very little nod; tolls the artist he hears
he has tremendously swell canvas which he
10 really going to Try and see before is sold.
and then counts the people ut the table nine.
He calls a waiter and orders nine beers.
q Charley almost hss H. He knows tho man
Charters surprise and says: THE girls really
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TACOMA. Oct. ~ j. D.. Rainey Of this city
formerly well known in the Seattle sportins
fraternity, that no Is trying to be u man and
Mr.. Raineys money drawer ut Seattio" 10 thu a
extent Of from $500 to 81 900. and that he now
MwrtSs 70 settle tho account. He has asked
WI set . his populations. "'
M Mr.. tainey was asked to-day what he pro-
r rfad ~ 10 40 IN this matter He said he was
Eiau 20 near mat Lambert had turned over a
new leaf. and that he proposed to write and
lell MN that he might send him whatever he
sure him he would be very glad to receive.
Lambert vas .employed at Rainey's billiard
pari9rs az Seattle two years ago He Is now