The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
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that his music was profitable as well as enter
tanning hoo NE Korr sts lei. an lest ess. We. valued = Ssmo~ AZ
g,o'o'v. ms o'Iel sl nu IT,
piper in County Longford, Ireland and when
young Kerrigan came to America to make his
fortune no brought his pipes with him. There
are differences OF opinion as to whether or not
that they were not 10 assert their opinion 10
i kHEb'SS actors r'' a SSI0o pol Mns = r0S and 'o lots Of
amusement was provided for the guests. In the
stage for the singers and dancers who were
engaged TO amuse the guests. If any one in
tho audience knew q song or u dance, he might
volunteer with the certainty that his efforts
would DO appreciated. Kerrigan was on the
stage himself for several years. when he played
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According to a cable despatch, DIR. hansen
iost no time after ms arrival IN Liverpool IN
sIN",s u nh int,ryt."' ~ nv :" s",. ~ ~aS
.ho A'"o','un o'sio " 'a'oI"ae VOC NV Us
1"e'e, II .hs 'ouio 81 no'i' ~
- "noon oi'
""N ,n'' .a.a 80 -
NJ We" sure ,"o Nv oNp'oloi u" 80
auoSe". mn -. '"' We :" su9
- ao Va. soo -" N."s
- L., m ~ "" tu's -
w J. .no n.aesa n. NaNos VI 80
obiec,ed to The long distanees' hut IL seems
improbable to Major Pond. who was with him
on one OF his trips, that he found fault with the
method and manner Of his transportation.
DIR. Nansen's tour in this country was very
profitable to him, and no was received every
where In a manner befitting his fame. The
s sta ,n,n CREDITED is to him that he might posi- g..
MED by DIR. Nansen the next day. but it was
made 10 an experienced reporter, who fully
realized tho Importance OF IL, and who Gays
that he quoted tho explorer 3 words exactly in
his interview. II the reporters version is cor.
DR.. Nansen said what he did not mean to say,
and 1t is just possible that he, may have made
not likely 10 follow Dean Holes example,
however, and write n book about the United
STATES d complaining uni s:r1 bitterly nIy. o of the dmdiW way .n n
with us because we drink ice water. Ii such
details as dinners served in unaccustomed
ways and leo water had boon OF any serious i'm
gone into the Arctic regions.
MI. al,
49,. q. .h,a "a. 80 -, - pio NV.
so,r IA T. 10" hann - ~ ano
:, =. ~ 60 N.SoN1NN
nroh.h,v not ths ,,t,o thot 800 30 H. oua.tS
,rouIJ solOct ~ dosnr,ha tbo,. o.o"n.
though that "a what t. roonv ouorntst 20 Th.
thouBn that ID "hat IL really amounts 10. Inc
methods of doing it arc various and perfectly
legitimate. Ono man has succeeded in making
ISL, ~ nan na' suoooeueu IN uaAlns
. koou iheolhe ny afrahsins subscription con-
certs In sueh a fashion that the impression is
inv them II NAV h. soid that tbs cono.rts :
GOOD sSs and that na among one s1 those saa w ime snbscribe arc re
fhap, go ,-a-., ,rha,n 1900
IN 70 tho Tsm mans ~, mn Gs hamSs are Conspicuous
IN tno Iashionaptc ISIS OF the day; There are
ond ,Sh WA "a arg strussiinB W sociai recogniIion
a. ana VINO a hh q. IN These concerts an opportunity
IN this Citv ln uxbSo may hays SnsS' th U y cle " woman
resources and whose social standing is as.
sured by her family, has demonstrated that
mem Ren a ee of = ber VIE IN circIe ~ nis . ne,a ~
ances, she was selected to manage a series Of
subscription entertainments in which it was
result has 40 Satisfied ber Thai sbe has ~
nounced her Intention Ct deyotine her time to this
kind o. work: New York is filled with peoDls who
foE MAJ n IN y y tbbeafre " bus . nYba S trIl nhcar PR,
rivo NJ to attend a VcrV me Mia mi su S6ncri[1tainy
emt"r inter- an ana on THIS apparent inconsis-
'en'y Ii soeih' prolhooer 'hri'es'
A remarkable series of mission meetings has
just been concluded in the Paulist Church,
at which the attendance at each service
rSarns 4, more nc n. .nan o'ooo. ine parish OF the
ohnroh bas hoon 1891 II o'ely hisn' Ine
ufoh naS oeeh lo"aeo. Inc WORK mas en-
gagged the constant attention of eight priests,
heard more than $4,000 confessions. During
merri eS vwonen q ann "us usto u enoTeiy 70
In the week devoted to single women 400
concessions were heard. and IN the third week.
the last Week 3.5oO sinnIe men snnfssss "a
These figures indicate the interest in these
Iii ~ ~ LII uloitSe, u they
ing the attendsnce ar NJ ptne w wsuTes STOW
although the general public has heard comnep,
atively little about the Paulist mission.
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The issuinp of Handsomely nrint.d hooLs Z, |
small editions NJ 900 coniso ~ thnusaho" uA ~. ~
snan eui.ions vi Soo copies or thereabouts for
brings pleasure to the publishers frienda.
Eugene Field furrisbed tho matarial ."Snr
huseho rieiu iurnisheo INC material Ior one such
book. which is highly valued by the fortunate pos
SCISSORS of copies Of 1t. MIR. Field and Frapoia
Wilson. the comic opera star were warro
friends, and both were worshippers at the
shrine Of first editions. Mr.. Wilson has in hiSS
home in New Rochelle one NJ The 1nest nrivato
Libraries in the State. and Field rarely VISITED n
1t without leaving an impromptu bit of verse or
every letter that he wrote to the comedian he s
found space for a verse or two. After MI.
and had them printed and handsomely bound
in a small edition under The title "EuDe9e Eiaid
iished nayeral ot%er hooIs tSon nhs pun
for private circulation, Whenever he bns haon
snerjaljv intaraatad Nv N D, ,.tiaI, ~ poSh