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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13

half do her justice. It shows her strong,
muscular dancers legs more than any
thing else. 1t gives no idea OF the great
brown eyes, the smooth clear cheek, which
is ike claret land cream coniminglcd.
There IS mott the slightest suggestion of
her dainty ways, nor the charming way in
which she talks German, French and
English.
When the emperor and tho opera corn
pany returned TO Vienna, Count Carl asked
his father to transfer him to the capital
Tho old general promptly consented. OF
course he had not the slightest suspicion
Of the truth.
It wasn't long before ali Vienna was
talking about Count Carl's infatuation
for Nina Cont. His father heard about
it and he summoned his son.
what are you going to DO with the bal
let danccr?" demanded the general.
Il wish to marry Nile. Cont" said
Count Carl.
The general laughed. Such q thing was
so ridiculous that he could hardly compose
himself sufficiently to give the young man
n lecture.
The young man and the pretty Cont
were together each day. The report spread
that Count Carl was going to marry the
dancer. He admitted it, but his brother
officers denied il for him. They could not
believe that such q thing could he possible.
Count Carl told "a few friends that he and
Nina Cont were going TO run away.
This came TO the ears of General kie!-
Danscgg ant! he Was furious. His wrath
broke over Count Carl. He shouted that
no son Of his should disgrace the house Of
kiclmansegg. which Is 500 years Old and
/ equal to the house Of Hapsburg. lie said
many things totally unfit for publication
| even in German.
In the end Count Carl was sent TO n
| private Institution. His friends explained
that he was suffering from nervous pros
tration. He remained in the place several
| weeks.
| In the meantime pressure was brought
| 20 bear upon The dancer. Before she de-
| citicd Count Carl came to her and said
| that he proposed making her his wife,
/ court or no court, and he didn't care a
| snap .cr etiquette and laws which sought
| to interfere with n man marrying the
| woman of his choice.
| ..Thcre Is only one thing for US to do, +"
he said TO his sweetheart We must GO
| to America. We can't get anybody in
| Austria to marry Us. have friends in
New York.
Nina Conte kissed him and said she
would 60 anywhere with him, but she re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Publication Notice.
STATE or ILLINOIS, T..
nnrx Tar Ann COtyvry


In the Circuit court, May terra, 1895. In chan
Gerry.
po,tsr skinner, Complainant. v. Bct-ev Rev.
pold. John II Reynolds. Ben Reynolds Elisha
Rcynold- Jr. Lucy n channou. Amanda o Rev
roii. ard ki'shs p Rcvnolc' =, Jr, ,Nccltor under
tho last will and testament Of Elisha 7 hey
Node, ~.
htHdevit % ror-rcsiiencc % the dercIS-
ANS. Betssy Reynolds, dom IL hcytolts. Beu
Ecynolia ~, ,Nccu;or under tte lsst vii aud
tc.tlulUrt % Elisha Re,nclGs, II. itapcaded
with toe above named Defendants, Lac Chan
rou ana Ananas % kcyrold.. hayin. been flied
IN The ciutk's o'iicc % the circuit oour; Of said
CDuuy rnticc l. therefore hereby Yea " the sa.d
NONRESIDENT cefvndant- that TIE complainant
f'cl his biV % complaint IN sait court. on the
Ctaulrry SIDE thereof. on the ssts cay Of -,brn-
afy, 90. sud that thsreupon asamnor- i-sncd
Gus % sad court wherein said .glt j. no~ rCtd
M, f,cf ura-uy 90 the flrs; CAV of thc next ny
term thereof. tn-Vif: n the foIrth cay OF May
ne, - ey ~ r,qaiisd Vow. nnisss yo7; tae
raid tor--tsidcut defendants above FAMED. Bet
tcy heltu.d- jshn u Reynolds. Ben Reynolds,
tli-ta Reynolds, u. sud hiishs Rsyeoli-:
executor uucC- tac lAst Will aud testament Q.
Eusaa 4 hvluolt-. Sr. shall personally nc rn'l
eppcsf before the saii circuit court. on the trsl
say % The rcst term thereof. 20 be holden NJ
neck is atd ia : q Tor tie sSic eoauty. on iss
OF demur - the said cont lzinrni bill O.
cphpls.hl. ne sslll aid The matters sad thius.
tntie q tbArffi a0f stated vii b tAkCn ~ Coz
issscds snd Ss-rye Cnts rcd against you accord
ing 10 ne prayer g sid hl;l.
GEok9E W. CsNr-r. Cc.k-
Rock Island, rl.aois, Feb. .. isss-
ussarSs LrNpn.
DU>uAN 4 Fo>TKx,
Has BUroND.
Conp.AilAnt'e soli.itofs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13

Preparations for statehood through her
gifts rs an orator. She has fine stage
presence and rich, sonorous voice of
great carrying power. She was appointed
secretary of the Republican county COM
mittee and afterward was nominated by
the county convention for Il seat i'll the
senate of the new state. Owing to the
decision Of the Utah supreme court
against the legal right Of women to
vote at tho recent election, Mrs. Pardee
voluntarily withdrew her name from
the ticket, il order not to endanger the
interests of her party i'll the legislature.
The president of the senate i'll recon-
mending Mrs. Pardee for secretary of
the senate said: Il recommend Mrs.
Pardee by reason Of her fitness for the
place. consider her work in the COM
mittee rooms fully up to the standard Of
any MANS
In private life Mrs. Pardee is woman.
ly and unassuminS in manner. She has
undoubtedly career of brilliancy and
usefulness before her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13

only coliared her thief as he was making
oil with sio0 in his possession-and he
WAS powerful young rufiian at that-but
she held on to him and fought him to a
siandstill in dark hallway until hecried
for mercy.
Mrs. Colligan found the man in her fat
late at night "Who ara your" she de-
mandtd, laying her hand on his shoulder.
Fer answer he struck her in the face.
Mrs. Coiligan seized the man by the coat
collar. He dragged her toward the stairs,
raining blows upon her with his fists.
Mrs. Coiiigan only frightened her grip.
On the stair landing the man cried, Let
go or viii throw you down the stairs"
He Ieaped toward the stairs. Mrs. Colli-
gan went with him. Down the stairs
they rolled. AT the bottom the burglar
slipped off his coat and ia that way freed
himself trom the woman's grasp.
He dashed to the doorthat opened to the
street. 1t was locked. Mrs. ColIigan was
again upon him IN an instant. She drag
ged him to the floor. Over and over they
rolled from one end Of the hall to the other.
The burglars strength gave out just as
Mr.. ColiiGan came in to see what the
racket was about. He called policeman,
and the war was over.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Publication Notice.

STATE or ILLINOIS.
ROcS fsfAEp CoCSTT,
Ju-ie Mcdonald w. Arthur Mcdonald, in chan
Gerry.
Andsvii - npr-re-ilence Of arthur ScDona'd.
the above defendant, having hoen flied IN thg
ttrk's office oi TIE circuit court Of raid county,
tic isthcrcfo-c hereby gwen 10 tn. sid nunrcri
d. nj defendants that tht complainant died hcr bli
80 complaint in sa,d court. on VI. chanceTy side
thereof, on the 18th day % March, 1876.
and that therIuppn a Summons Issued out 81 std
court, wherein sad -ut l. nov pending. rtturu-
able on the hrrt Monday in the mouth o.
May, the same b,iag Era. day ~ sad My
torn next, a. IL ny lev required. Now,
unless you. the said non-rrrideut dc;cD O..
ant above famed shall personally he Hnd
appear before said oircait court, on the fr.i day
ot the next term thereof. 10 be holden A.
Rock leland IA and fer the saii county, on the
rith day in Nay next, ard plead, answer
or dcmnr To- the said cOrapllinant. bill Of
complaint. the same and the matters ard thing
therein charged and stated VIII be taken c. cun
leased. and a decree entered against you accord
ius. to the prayer Of -aid bill.
GEoEgS W. GAMBLE, Clori
Rock Island, H.. March, II, 1896.
CD. sEAEiE Compartments Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Old People.

Old people who require medicine
to regulate the bowels and kidneys
will find the true remedy in Electric
Bitters. This medicine does not
stimulate. and contains no whisky
nor other intoxicant. but acts as a
tonic and Alternative. 1t acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the Or
gans, thereby aiding nature in the
performance of the functions. Elec-
trio Bitters is an excellent appetizer
and aids digestion. Old people find
it just exactly what they need. Price
so cents per bottle at Hartz & Ul.e.
meyers drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. Lac.
RorK ISLAND COUNTY,

In the c, unity court AZ She June tenn. A. d. 1s'5.
Charles W rrandcnturg VI Merry A Git. wild
~. Jruric DrVse Jacob " Gitt. ~ati'dt Phil
lius. SHrsh Adams, talvta cut. John " Gitt.
cora IL. Ida Elv. William Gilt anu George :
" r-iu-. adm nistta'or uf s-taic 81 EizIrcih
Htadlsy. deceased. Petition To cell r. estate
o. psy debts
To me arpy, ne med defendants. Matilda Pal
lips sarah Adams. calvin Gttt ata WI ana GIT {:
AFFIDAVIT ~ the bou -rr.dcIcc 81 you. Ssii'ds
lII'p-. calvin Gitt snd william ait. ana aiiiil-
VT That YOU. sarah Ncatna, ciru,t h. fluud. 50
that lturC-- ran be .,rv'd upon you, snd tha'
utou dti-crt inquiry your plicc OF res ccnce
'unru' b. a-c' risinVd L6tice is hereby civeu ~
NTu urd each "f yuu thgt the above amed petl.
toner kt- t.gi IN thc sa'd corr his Pc
Ntiou stairst you FOR leave t. SC real ,state 10
uuv dUttss that @ suumous las been issued IN
81 cause Hsaiust you, fctlruablc To the June
tenn. A. ~, rs.r,. of sgid court to- he besun an.
holden 81 the court boTsc In the city Of Rock Isl-
and, 20 said county ot Rock Island. on the e r,t
MONDAY q June. u is~6, at which u nc and
y ace gu Wit spprar ard peN', answer or de.
nur 10 "a dP,tluon u you sec n.
natgi a, Rock l-'ssd, nj. thi- 9'h day Of April.
a. D.. iSyb UsNLMAU KouLEE
'lsrk 81 eat cont. 60 srt
SWEENEY SWaibE., Solicitors for Petitioner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Notice Of final Settlement.

Public notice Il hereby givtn that toe urdcr-
riyref Thrua. u Rsidy. administrator La. IN :
day fi'cd hts ana report and settlement as such
in the county court Of Rock Island oounjy. A. d
that an order hs- been en- cred by said cou' { D
pr0vir z the san report utlss- OF sciious there
10 ,use Ia the contrary bs shown on or b. fore
the opeuinr % coart on the . IN day OF April A.
d.. 1876. md upon the fnal approval Of .aid re-
port he said Thomas ". Reiiy. administrator
Will ak for TN order Of Distribution, and ~
also askcd u ne scbsr2ed. III pcIsOns inter
-tcd art nJiifcd To attend.
Rock Island H., hpfn 4, 1Soi.
T. IS RSTDY,
Admini-tfa.or Of the estate OF P.triek Brennan.
deceased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Pilesl Pnosi PiIeol

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment win cure
bind BLEEDING, uleersted and itching piles. II
absorbs the t1a.ors, alays the itching Ut once,
acts 3 poultice. gives instant relief. Dr.. vii.
nazn.' Indian Pile Ointment Ia prcpared only fos
piles and itching OF the private parss. and nothing
else. Every box Ii guaranteed. Sold By drug
gists, ssat By n.i,, for SO cents and 81 per boz.
gflssms Manufacturing company. Propneton,
Cleveland, Ohio. Sold BY r. H. Tbomas,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13

IL the museum at Cape Town IS shown
an Old fashioned, high backed wooden
chair to which attaches q weird story.
1t is related that the chair is ono in which
the Dutch governor Dc Noorde was found
sitting, dead, Il few moments after tho ex-
ecution of soldier whom he sentenced to
DO hanged, and who on his doom being
pronounced soleilnly called upon his con-
demner TO accompany him to the throne of
the Supreme Judge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
g!!ss!IHE|!''|E!3!Esll|lIa3lIE

VII Go " used ne wash according 70 d,rec.iosp:
p-eveGt trans mission Of blood diseases. rsin dis
a :. acGte Are ehroCic Ulcers s.r e,u-e. assure
81 the nsn6s and feet. sCzerns. letter sal, Rher-
msti>n- inf mston OF tae Bladder. pi-es.e. Of
ine oo1e-. Joints and laseies >yptilrtsc Iassni-y
ec-rvy. serofalA N ma forms The ah-ove ara
5 hsrered other forns OF disease are tracea5,e
ci-ccily OF iEGirzc.ly 10 Syyhiiiic Bloo1 Po..ln
Tor y hseh ID, Or d-cktoL'- English safety T'sb-
lets - sure preventative. and Is 4 .Afe e. IN
Killer, renes NJ cos.t. on hardly POSSIBLE h.nce
he yaire. " neglected such trouble. r,.uIr fail
ly. Mailed anywhere, sesied g.; ,i1 foxes for 81
a. J. k9i-s. Foarts ave AID -srd st, kvck IL,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
DANCED into A TITLE.
With Twinkling Feet Nina
Captured Carts Affections.
vIESNESE SOCIETY SCANDALIZED.
Count Won i.ielrnanscgg OF tho Austrian
Army Eiopes With Ballet Dancer-He
Has G Great Name; SI:c las Ecrc Beau
ty-Ma-risd In New York.

The elimination Of social sensation
which has agitated the court circles of
Vienna for some time occurred in Now
York the other day in the marriage of
Count Carl Won Kielmsnsegg, lieutenant
of the Seventh regiment Austrian dr5-
CooDs, and Nina Cont. principal dancer
of the Imperial Opera ~ Vienna.
There is no more exclusive circle in tho
world than that Of tho Austrian court 1t
has no rule so strictly enforced rs that
which declares that no member of it shall
marry beneath his rank. Even left handed
marriages are f-owrcd upon. Now ard
then n member Of the circle has abandoned
everything for love. There was Archduke
Otho who would be the heir apparent to-
day had lie not Disappeared with u stage
young wonan. Archdnkc Ohio is sup
posed to haze died in Chile.
Count Carl Won Kielmansecg occupied q
prominent place in the court circle His
father owns many valuable estates in Aus
tria and Germany and is said to be worth
$4,000, 600. The young man has valuable
property in his own Dame. Then he was
regarded rs handsome man.
He is very tall. His chest is thrust out
like pouter pigeons, his back curves in.
ard he has n little waist. He has n sweep
ing military mustache and side whiskers
Of beautiful blond hue
Count Carl first saw her at Prague.
The emperor went thither on visit, so of
course tho count and the Imperial Opera
went along, bag and baggage. Nina
Comic was at her best, and she danced
straight into tho heart of Count Carl.
OF course the kindly friend introduced
him to her the following day and the lieu
tenant of dragons Dro,nptly bp,,arnn tho
ballet dancers slave. The picture doesn't
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
A REAL NEW WOMAN.
Clever Mrs. Lille r. Partlee Of Salt Lake
City and Her Clerkship.


City and Her Clerkship.
Mrs. Lillie r. Pardee of Salt Lake
City, who has been recently elected to
the secretaryship of the senate Of the
new state of Utah, was born in Septem-
Der, 1864.
She is q native of Ohio, and was grad
uated from Buchtel college. where she
received the highest hcnors ever given
to graduate of that institution. Until
her marriage four years ago she was pro-
fessor of Greel, and Latin and instructor
in the gymnasium of the same college.
Her maiden name was Lille r.
Moore. James D. Pardee, an attorney
of Salt Lake City. is her husband, and
they have daughter years old.
Mrs. Pardee is type of the younger
generation of gentle women. She was
brought into prominence during the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Rheumatism Cure d In . Day.

mystic Cure" for rhematism and
neuralgia cures in l to days. Its
action upon the system is remarka-
BILE and mysterious. It removes at
once the cause, and the disease
Immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly relieves, IS cents. Sold
by Otto Grstjan. druggist, Rock Is
land and Gust Schlegel & Son, 22O
ives. Second street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Executors Notice.
g.ts,c Of Jacob Wins. deoewcd.

HrthtO " "lIl'W " IIIIII-s 'I'Vt7S''ss
The undersigned having been appointed txecl-
tr o'the "a, will AID o. jacob VII M
late ~ IN. corrty OF Rock Island. state
~ Illinois. deceased. HEREBY gives notice that -,
will ,ppcar before the eoarty courf 81 Rock leland
county. az the Office % the clerk ~ said court. 70
lie ,f+y o, Eacx Island, at tue Iurc term. or
the nfst Monday IN June next. nj which time
all persons having claims against .sid estate are
rotifed aud requested 20 attend, Tor the purpost
Of havink the sane adlustcf.
All persoa- indebted TO said estate arc reonc-
ted 10 maze immcdiG.e payment 70 the under
signei.
Dlted this "a day of Ariil. A. D.. 1T@.
ANNA wilkins, Kxecu;rix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Publication Notice.
o aTf I. ox il dogs4s. Zee.

Rock isLASp COUNTY.
In-thc circuit court, May term, t7eG.
James Onalarr W IIcr-y Omslaer. Jr.. sue \
Ea,olay. John Othslacr. Robert Omsiacr,
Mary fcSmuth, itnle Watson, Christine
Gardner InChanc,ry.
AFFIDAVIT CO ron residence Of Sue A Barclay,
Jonu " Om-la.r, Robert O,ns.aer, Mary Mes
ninth, Mamie Watson. Christine Gardner. the
above ~ 'cndauts, having been nlcd in the
clerks Ori.r ~ the circuit to-rt % said county,
notice IL therefore hereby given % the said non.
resident defer daI'- that the complainant 4 ed HE
bill " complaint In siid eysrt. on tire ohiuecry
side thereof, The i'th day Of January, 1sS. ano
that 'htrcupou summons issucd out Of said
court. wherein said suit l. now p.ncirH. rcturut-
bic on ~, ffst Monday In the month % Msy
next, NJ Il by law rcquitCd. Now. unless you,
The said nonresident defendants above named,
rhall personally he ard appear before the said
circuit curt on the Lfsi Day % the next term
thereof, to be holden ~ tock Island IN ~ q
fur the said county. on tie hfst Monday ia
Nav, rcx', and plead, answer or dcmur To- ,hU
SAID oumpairsnt's bill of complaint, the came
and the matters ard things thercin ohats"c
and stated will he taken No oorfcsscS, aud e
decree entered AGAINST you according 10 the
prayer Of aid bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock leland. H., March :, 1855.
STURGEON & MARSHALL.
Compls!nante solicitors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
., We Blind.

If you could select the pure gold
from the dross. the wheat from the
chaff, the good from the bad, you
would never make the mistake Of tax
ing any other remedy than Foley s
Sarsa parilla for blood disorders.
Trial size, so cents. For sale at n.
F. Bahnsen's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Tea For EmbaI,ninc PURPOSES,

Lovers OF afternoon tea will hardly np-
prcciatc the grcwsomo reminder that tea
leaves are much used in China for presery-
ing corpses. Well to do Celcstials often
embalm the mortal remains of n specially
loved relative in chest of tea, which pre-
serves the body for many years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
LEGAL.
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Estate Of Thom.- y. o'Dornoli. Deceased.
Public motto, i hereby given that the under
signed. administrator az the c-tafc 81 Thoma.
Is. O'Donneli. las ihi. day fled his final
report and settIcmsn: a- suca 10 the county court
OF Roek leland COUNTY. and that an order has
been entered by sad court approving the sa.d re-
port. unles. obicction- thereto or cause 70 TIE
cnutfary be saOwn on or before the 9th day
OF April. A. ID. isss., AID upon the fEal sp
proysi OF said report tie -4id sdninistra'or viii
ask Tor an order u disiThstiol and Will alec zsk
% be DISCHARGED. All rgsons Interested sre no
ti1od TO a,icni
Rock Island, L., March 10, 1896.
J. x. JoHSeToy,
Administrator CO The estate q ItoElas 3. o'Don-
nell, deceased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
DR.. Chas. Is. Robertson.
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throa. Only.

cce,, Whitaker Block, southwest ooinsf
rhui sSd brady streets. psvsnpcrs, love
Roo'as ~ IL. Hour: - II O. m. I so< .. u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
MRS. CCLLlGAN HELD ON.

the Dark.
To Mrs. John Collican of Jersey City
must DO accorded the distinction of being
the most accomplished burglar subduer of
all end of the century women. She not
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13

New Dental Pss!cr-, over Hartz d Uremsyer =
The .atest appointments for skilled dental work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13

Cut Flowers and Designs Of all
kinds.
City store. 1907 Second avenue. Telephone 1910.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
kcEutry &c McEniry.

Attorneys st Law.
Lcaa MONEY on good security; maze cniioe
:,ous. Hsf r5aoo, SOsoosI, > kyncs, bankers
itico, pus.osscs Block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Charles J. Searie,

Attorney at Law.
L.1sl nurines. Of all xiuis promptly s.terosc
.. ste,e'- Attorney Of koSk Isiala county
zee, Foetofcce Block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13
Geo. p. Stauduhar,

PIsis 49, egpeI,i.t-nS.ucs for al class o.
,ai.s.zss. SDony o. .Ed e., Aisehsn . .ync"
building. Csse elevator.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

sorts-all these have their crowds and the
wonder is when the people find time for
conducting the serious affairs of life.
The interesting part of it all is that these
pleasures are all clean and helpful. In no
sense are they the expression of an idle
and frivolous disposition or an inclination
to indulge in demoralizing dissipations.
Nor can they be explained on the sole
ground that a pleasant climate lures the
people on occasion from their homes. The
most rational view of the matter is that
complex agencies produce result so un-
common in humdrum American life. In
the first place we have a large foreign
population gathered from all the corner 8
OF the earth, bringing with them as an
example and inspiration the customs in-
bred in their lives. Again, a people m ust
be measurably light-hearted in order to
enjoy healthy pleasure, and this it can
not be if it is bound close to the earth by
harsh necessities in the earning of liveli-
hood; from this we may infer that our
people are prosperous. Further the
Climate is so invigorating and so perfectly
conserves instead Of draining those vital
forces without which healthy existence is
impossible, that it seems necessary we
should expend the surplus energy in the
pursuit of rational pleasures. 1t is happy
circumstance that climatic conditions
which create such desire present perfect
conditions for its qualification.
1t is not surprising that with so fortunate
cooperation of agencies producing a
desire for pleasure there should come vast
expenditures of capital and energy in the
creation OF Measure resorts In this re-
spect as in many others, San Francisco is
unique, enjoying on that account dis
tinction which is becoming special fame,
and which under judicious direction of
public spirit can be made one of the surest
foundations upon which to rest the coming
greatness of the City.