New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
FRESH AIR FUND woRr
TWO PARTIES STARTED YEsrnsn.-
GOOD WEEKS Rrcopn

The Tribune Fresh Aie Fund nnIsh.h 49,
OF oroadcast charity In good shape yest.,d. week
parties OF children started for thu cors. Two
they numbered about one hundred ana a.. sM
was q good days work. but II con.,,,n.. ths
truth. only a small fraction Of what ha. 80 .. u
comphshed TINS week on such 4 grand .c.,. ~
ircsn-a'r WORK oeen going ahead since as, s n.'
day. ~t "s' sua
Yesterday the parties went to Ashford HIN
Y. and Curtisvi.le. Mass, In both Of ,h,..", n
there ere large homes. accommodating rr.. paces
dren. The parties for Ashford Hill w,,s" Gnu.
every week, have lively time on Tho - Nsvs
they go to One-hundred- md Atty. ffth-., y' ios
elevated which. as a new experience ,o,.' Ne
element In the breast OF the small bov e.
other day the boys were ell lined UP in IN. .,.,.
the car in readiness for a desperate ,afv ,s.sN
ute the gates opened at the one-hundrss. o's mia
ATHEIST station. As luck would have ~ ~. 'v'
conspicuous object on the platform wa. mon
red water-cooler-the bane OF those who '~
fresh-sir children. 1t was covered with mia, .s
bubbles suggestive r q deep cool. sndsrssossa1
Says that e, them. man dEns iSs, ps staass';
With charge that could have given po s'ssuit
the San Juan HI affair. the party made 'H', 80 2
for lt-but the attendant got there hrst 'usa
Say, boys. but you can't have any water no,,.
And with outstretched arms he KEEP. than No..
travelling means woe and anguish to m. 49,
tive consumer thereof Then happy tta.nnu.
struck the harassed guardian. "'asis
Say. boys" he shouted. who wants to b NJ.
licemapT w
Take me, mister "Iemme be one. mi,,y.osr,
KIN scrapv came the chorus. !
Two boys were selected and placed on mas.
duty at the water cooler. That ended the tro"r..
for the time being. Stern discipline was entorssS
and the volunteer cops" with great glee M
tie key 10 the situation. But cheos was lmmIns,a,
in an evil moment one. OF the guardians Of ths
peace grasped the idea that While the ccn,noS
herd might suffer privations, q parsonage 20 ~
above them as himself should be exempt, ~
without more ado he ostentatousy filed the can
nut IL to his lips and took a deep drausht. -"
nowl OF rage and envy arose from the ohs,.
stormed, and for several minutes there wa
second Reign OF Terror. while every boy In ~
rarty souirmed and wrigged and pushed tovaI
The Ice water. Discipline was a thing OF the par.
II was every man for himself now. There N,
n much lower water level In that fountain al
there was a much distracted and chagrinsd ~
tendant when order was finally restored
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A we'll baby eso
A. J. Mccoy Easton. Penn. .....,....,.......... ID
SIN memory OF Howard" ........,.............. 100
E. md N. '.''''''." ~
prIuesI. ~ lawn tite held at Bloorna.d n j.
ON Tulv J. BY the Band OF Helpers, A club CON-
noscd Of Young girls between the ages OF eleven
and hft.en the ofnoers being Daisy Terry
r-esldent: Jennie Russell, treasurer, and Flor
Miss Grace Hicks. Westbury Station, " w.. 80
Previously ACKNOWLEDGED. ...........'.''..... SOFA
80
Total July q. 1893. .,............'....".. Hiisx