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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14
Ho For ClOudcrOft,

When going to Cloudcroft to spend
your vacation go to Twins and get a
good hammock, the latest magazines
and story books, and take life easy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14

FraternaI Union
Lodge No. 20.
Meets in X. p. hall in Turner block End and
4th Wednesdays of each month.
j. G. MORRIS. f. NJ. c E. MORRIS, Sec.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-14

Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Division No. l, Ell Paso county. meets Sec
ond and fourth Sundays at K. OF P. hall
at 800 p. m. JAS. CLIFFORD, President.
NJ. r. OMAN, Secretary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
AMONG THE MAGAZINES
The Evolution Ct the French Sardine.

Tie visitor 70 the coast of Maine is often
amazed at the surprising versatility Of
.i.e l5w,y ferrin-. III many 81 the sea-
coas. villages thousands Of cases Of herring
are Slipped 70 various sections oi the
country disguised as French sardine.,
brock trout. ard nlackerel.
The herring, when unloaIel from the
little steamer which brings them from
the weir, are separated into three piles
according 10 Size. Ike evolution Of the
herring ti.en begins. The largest size
rapidly develop into mackerel, the medium
size are soon well or tl.eir way towards
becoming brook-trout. VII le the small
est, in the course OF day, are read? 10
BE sent into the unsuspec'ing world gor.
geously labelled in black and gold,
"Fine French Sardines."
Some Slight difference III the preparation
and the alluring labels are all that dis.
tnguish the mackerel from the brook
trout and the broo s-trout from sardine-
The "New Lippincott' for December.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

wv Faraui,ar TO . J La "fe.ce' i""1
conifac, - 80 49,
de-n-<-.3.
I,,,n B,s,e,..r = r F Huff Tel Il mig
lax -. Ngri- River add t'aM'
am-<3j1. ;,
RC.zir- 10 rF Clark. mtg 10y, II
md !, nix "a. Moth e,deen-$.o3.
81 smith to Fife Keith. mtg ne l.'
u. II. II. Ffanc,'> add Aberier'i->' -
nlF.j. to N.g- Naf-lia J Pe'eisqn.f-'
Il M. W. Of Sc. and Sc. q Sc &c :
I5-li.
He Heermans TO Alice H Florida m;'s
lot. II i. IL IL Is Il and Il, blk 70. H"-
quiau-$35n.
blkI. Aterdeen-<5)o.
H-ik.i.a ( Powell 10 First Natl Bank
Ho1 inn. ciia. m.s saw lo->-sleo'
Emiline Blonesa e, al 70 Kn':it Tnomp-
n re- j ut, 81, o. nei. Q: mel. sec
23-l,-5.
Lombard I,v g. 70 Jas II Arno,', as
s,nil4-l, i ul'--s''A'.
.ra= H .rno,, TO \ j De"onehire, same
$3.50.
&c Biles 10 Montesano state BANK.
chat mt. ln..ing ou,.i,->l4n.
geo Clifford 10 T I. Mnatd ( Co. as
-isnnen' II bond Tor deed los IL - -
and IS. nix Is. w < add Eima-$l.
same = same. chat mtg dwelling house
on sane property-s2p.
Jarc,n. Wakefield 10 Adam Eli. mtg
To-. Q ana u. b II. W & B add Elma
800.
Susie Click to J Medcali. mtg piece
land in swi; Of swi4 sec 5-l7-7-s23o.
Nc Kaufman to Nellie !. Finn, rel OF
mtg lots IS and 70. blk %, ka'r's River
add Hoqniam-sl65.25.
Martin Gilberts to Geo J Chapman, as
signment Of 1'g lots IS and 10. blk 70,
Karr's River ada Hoxuiam-s3oo.
WIN Hoover 70 Chas Neysey. bill Of
sale saw lo.s->l01.
Wakefield 10 Bertha Wyli@. cont act
"A +. lot !, blk 1. Elma-slsJ0.
H HAYES 70 Carlson Bros, rel Of chat
mtg logging outtit-$lcOo.
VIM VI Hoover to l. l. Trask, chat mtg
, horses and bu..y-sl36.
Jas 4 Raw to Mon'esano state Bank,
chat mtg on single mill-$l000.
Douglas Bros 10 Montesano state Bank,
assignment Of chat mtg on yardlng en-
g,ne belonging 10 II Ellis & Co-sl0o0.
Montesano State Bank to JAS 4 Ray,
rel ii cha. mtg Oh shngle mill.
I.rli. Lnokey TO Geo II Emerson. mt.
IN X - i. lots - and -, Hoquialn-Sl10.
I X E,,tcuiar IL F, I Garman. contract
To sell &. 10. !, blk 81 Abcrdeen-s699'
J " Far9uhar to W / Entrop, contract
to SCI, e., lot ,, blk 81. Aberdoen-$409
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

The mother who would be Mortified at
the thought OF letting her daughter wan.
der away to a strange country without
guide or counsel, yet permits her to enter
that unknown land Of womanhood with.
out counsel or caution. Then, in utter
ignorance, the maiden must meet physi-
cal problems whose solution will affect
her whole future life. DR.. Pierce's Favor.
tie Prescription has been well named a
"God-send to women" L, corrects irleg-
ulariles and imparis such vigorous vi.
tality TO the delicate womanlv organs, as
fits them for their important functions.
Many nervous, hysterical, peeyish girl
has been changed to happy young WON
an after the use OF "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" has established the sound health CT
the organs regularly feminine.
Every woman should own copy oi the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser,
sent free on receipt oi 2 one cent stamps
to pay expense OF mailing only. The
same book Of zoos pages in substantial
cloth for 81 stamps. Address DR.. Il. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. y.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

Correspondence to the HERALD ihonld
reach this Office by Tuesday evening to
insure publication that week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
"Mr. Dooley" and "Molly Dcnahue.'

"Mr. Dooley' happened in on the Don.
ahues on Archey Road and Immediately
joinei the family discussion as to whether
Mr.. Donahue should buy a piano for bis
daughter. Him. said Mr.. Dooley,
I'm no musician, an tn eight is me
c,jyment i i'r to hear a German band,
consistin is pickle-oo an bass drum,
playin' Listen T. III Mockn'. Blr-rd.
But. as Mary here says. wllin it comes 10
decidin' questions is eiiket, I'm the boy
to DO it again tn wurru1. F'r forty
year I've ad,ed 1t out be til pint an
quart to tn iash'nable society il this
ward. an Dooley's etihet i'r man an baist
is known II m wan end is tn country to
tn ether An say this to We, Malachi,
that its no. Only til proper an rale thing
to have a piannv. but seein' that Tim
Clancy. II, assistant foreman on tn
North >ida, az Mortimer Casey, tn as.
si.tant foreman at South Chicago, both
has wan, it amt amy sure thing that
whn tn news gifts cut that ye're scrapin'
long without wan ye won't lose yer job.
Get PLAINLY, Malachi, an thank Heaven
they didn't ask f'r steam calliope." -
Author OF "Mr. Dooley," in the Decem.
Der Ladies' Home Journal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

|. IL. II lllc. 4uILt4l,
John ". Fa1auhar. and ; special Execution
ANY Fargriar. his wife. (inor.Sag
Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF Il writ Of sreciai ex-
ecution issued ont OF the superior Court OF The
state OF Washington. for Chehaiis County, dated
The 3s,h day OF october. l,4i. on a Judgment and
decree OF foreclosure OF mortgage, rendered in
said court on the 2ih day OF october. l,-A- in
favor Of the above named l,lainti;f. and against
the above named defendants. FOR the sum o:
$3Qt4l,. together with an attorneys fee OF
500 % and costs OF suit taxed AZ $l6. - with in
terest al the rate OF per cent pc. annum from
date thereof; and costs and increased costs.
Which said writ OF special execution was 70
me as sheriff of CT ehalis County. Washington.
duly directed and delivered, and by which l
am commanded 10 sell az public auction. &C.
cording to law. the following described prop
The undivided one.,hiri rart OF the south
west quarter OF section four A. IN town shi 2
seventeen 10. north OF range eight 81 west: OF
the southwest quarter OF the northeast quarter.
and lots one 4 and two l.l in section five n
and 10y four section Jour a. in town,
west: Of the northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter north half OF the southeast quarter:
southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter OF
section two (2l. in township eighteen as. north
OF range six 81 west: .o's three 81. four 40 and
five ~ and southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of section six (6). i'll township sixteen
(l6l. north OF range four y west: OF lots one n
and two t2l, and The south half OF the northeast
quarter Of section six ~. in wnship sixteen
tl6) north OF range four ~ west; alSo all OF lots
numbered one a. and two y in block thirty
seven 81 :. in the town [now Cftyl of Aberdeen
as shown upon the plat OF said town: now OF
record in the Office ofthe auditor OF said Che
, halls county. together with sll and singular
the t.nements, Entertainments and appurten
ances thereulto belonging or in anywise ap.
pertaining. All in Chehaiis county. state OF
Washington.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday. the
-5d day of December l>9s. at the front door OF
. county. State OF Washington. nj the hour OF II
o'clock q. IN. III said day. Will sell at public
auction the above described property, or o
much thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy
the said judgment. together with interest costs
and increased costs, to the highest and best
bidder there ior. for cash in hand in lawful
money OF the United states.
Dated az Mnntesano This 18th day ri Novembos
1892. +. + HUFF.
Sheriff OF Oh halls county. Ws>hinston
ny WN HEPFISGER, Deputy.
J. {. CHoss. Attorney 10. Plaintft,
?. o. address, Aberdeen. Wa.h.
Date ci first publication, November 30 1899.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

Will often cause a horrible burn, scall,
cut or bruise Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures old sores,
fever sores, ulcers, boils, ielons, corns ,all
skin eruptons. Best pile cure on earth.
Oaly 25 cts. box. Cure guaranteed
Sold By W. B. Paine & Co., druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
Notice Of Sheriffs Sale.

In the Superior Court OF the state OF Washing
ton, for the County OF Chehalis.
{. Il. iiine. Plaintiff
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
1.-The School CITY,"

The extent to which this plan is now
making its way throughout the schools
OF the country, East and West, is only
family suggested in the instances We have
thus cited. The idea has the cordial az.
prevail Of the board Of education OF New
York City, and is making it's way grad.
ually in that metropolis, as we'll as in
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
,ol,G< IT THE COURT House.
ru.ine-. Transacted ~ '"e
Cou,. and List of Instr uheh'>
With ofhoials
~upe.ior Court

a.. t.-.fs4.. ran.
~ ;g . -. .rs-.c. cou-, 70: The week end
sr'f psc cn = ,i lie
c.o,wa.L;ny,ony " oliver Nigh'in-
r,,s yIo,ion in ares: If Judgment de.
- and ,jai ...srs- sentenced to i"' ATli
ore-nali wears N the p-i.l;en,iafE.
SAFE Of wa-i,ir ston - paa;~l leo1 7,
;- N-,;en irr rev = a 81 r am
l,:-nian, sentence: - ii -e' 81
Fat >. le.o.
sr,,-. >,-h ~ = ''eo >H.-t" = -
Ta.l..aea. u os.-. .it .ran;ed.
n 20 as.a.. Il Edwin NJ Staphe' 5, De:
.aas... De PEE II final seiii-ihe n Oh
state signed.
In,e e.t..- Il John i IaomH >oN: de-
cea-a,i sac II ---l -,s'~ roii-TinFd'
7, ,. e..a.. O.: "a, tn --sr 9 ;eased.
Con-iurei 10 Jan ).
IN % estate o: Hiram, q Wits.nan. de-
cea..d. Publication q no'!@e % creditors
d',ec.4l.
,4. 5. -a.a-.u = W J pouce''
ai.- y j Curry. sheriff Al. 9We@i 70 pr.
on -uar,l = 49,. n taking de'eu''"n'
l. '-nr-'r. =.
lYlar. Man : Cnas eyseE' Nol..
sui: vacated and cause coIN''ueN - ''e->
jury term.
II II e-'a-e u J i 'i,'';e '-1'
cYni.f'ir' l'-e ~
!. . n~. LII, :, .syor o: ;n,e.yenor
WIZ 4.t.v .iyrel
T.,ar ,,a.n,,h RI u.nis! Cii,..e...
n..,,'4.l
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
rs - n B Ma,,ia. mel. sec 26-lo-'

rs % H B Mai,in. mel. sec -'o-
Pat.
IN Martin 70 y W Lumber Co. same
. yer;y-s5oo. "a,
U> 10 Frank II l.sma: Sc Of n" -, :
sac -. sw. !. q SCI. sec ~
,-la-lo. an. 10, SC .-l>-lu-fA'
Frank II Lamb 10 \ " IIn''' ~
same prorer'y-s3isl3.
rs 70 Frank H Lamb. lots 3 ana IL
me-, isw and IN. =; se't sac ~
Pat.
Frank II Lamb q y " Lu'noe' -
same pro,-r,y-s5H.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
Real Estate Transfers.

,-+ 49,. o oo,o,,,ta, :rr-,,
lie = s,l. fo- -ae exclusive use Of ne -!5es-
In HzsA..., az PEAT" ss-1-sf-E 2? 'nv
tr.;r
hernan >i,ep',e'r 10 - 9I,ep:.1' go ',a''
80 r =. p uanas nv1/ car
70 p ie''''''''' = ''A"e' -" So
n ~, ,,l, -. al
-H-l-h - o,i -
sec9ii vi III # ~, $40 Ak. lsfs and
sgI. O; swL, sec ~: nwi: Of nwl, and
n . ii ~ SCI 32-l6-li. v > sec 24-la-
9 !. 1t sw' and W. Of Sc :. sec 23-l9-
1Q->922O.-5.
Nancy Mckiliip . Henry Rosmond.
SCI. u s"'. 81 neg sec o-.'-'-Si-?'
A " Neills to CtaS Il t9po, n = OF Sc :.
am .o's and Il sec -'--4-i--s"so'9"
ChA- II Cobo to [ :, saine-$l.
H l. Tra>k TO 4 D Deyonshire, nei4 OF
ife'. sec 32-ls-I eIc1i. rsnt q way
granted /. q q II K K Co-S-o
a u Devonshlre TO Mack Logging 90
Q deed across same rro.oerty-s3o.
4 ] kroenert e, al TO Phillip Davis,
,nd 3-loo q WY ~ II 70. :. Ok o.
0'"il o'is p'"' +.'siurenwF''
punn et al 70 lnli"P DAVIS una
33.lpo Of Hly - 1t l;t Dix 9l' Benn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

The following he -eeo'. Z; ,,,ss eH4
.nS Dec Q. i.!?.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

The December mum Der Of The lelinea'
~ j. called tie Yule,ie:a Nun oer. am
with is bpau,iiu, new cover and inni'
,nerahle illustrations is certainly one OF
the most artistic MAGAZINES ever sent out.
Aside from being the Ieaiing fashion
publication. il contains much choice liter
ary matter from the pens OF well known
a,,bors. Tie ousehold and social dis
,ussions are ably dealt with and are ci
real III. The delightfully."- humorous
iantasie Over the Plum Pudding, by John
Kendtick Bangs, is thoroughly witty and
ENJOYABLE. There is an admirably Illus.
tra,ed article on the Dewey celebration in
New York. An interesting story, The
Poppy Lady, by Cornelia Atwood Pratt.
disposes Of the impression that the union
OF artistic temperaments is hostile to do
nestle happiness. Fdele, BY Helen
Choa.e Prince, is a dainty sketch Of the
implicit, odd devotion animal pets have
for masters and friends. \ Christmas
poem. The Legend OF the Iulefre, by
Edith VI. Thomas, is an impressive effort !;
in somewhat lighter strain are the
verses. Kisses Kept are Wasted. by Ed.
mund Vance Cooke. a timely and >ug-
gestive article is Some Women's Occupa-
tons. by Lafayette McLaws. Concluding
the series The Great Scourgcs Il Human
ity. by Grace Pecsham Murray ". T., is
valuable paper on Cerebral Disorders.
In College News Carolyn Hal>te'l gives
an Interesting analysis Of tie inspiration
and strength Ct college friendships. In
.he department Club Women and Club
Lie. Helen NJ Wlnslow writes charn-
ingly OF the Womeus Clubs Of Kansas.
4 very clever and instructive article by
Emma Haywood gives directions Tor
making Christmas gifts. OF particular
Interest are the household topics: luck
,nsve Christmas Gifts, and Some Holt
d.y Desserts. In addition, the regular
DEPARTMENTS are unusually bright and or
i,nul->ocial Observances. by Ms Frank
Learned The Miiliner, The DTessmaher,
Crocheting, Tatting, Knitting. the New
est Books, etc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14


John W. Far4uhar. and ; Special Execution
Amy FarGrlar. his wife. linor-sa-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
Notice to Creditors.

In the Superior Court Of Washington for Che.
halls County.
In the matter of the estate Of
Hiram g. Witsman,
Deceased.>
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
WAS heretofore duly appointed admin illustrator OF
the estate OF Hiram 6. witsman, decedent, By
the above entitled court. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby required
70 present the same, with the necessary YOU.
cheers, TO me at the Office OF Hogan 4 Abel.
Montesano, Washington, within one year from
the date OF the first publication Of this notice
ro-wit: within one year from December Z, lsso
and on the failure SO to do such unprecedented
claims will be forever barred
CHARLES GADDIs,
HOGAN ABEL, Administrator
Attorneys for Administrator
post-ofice Address, Montesano, Washington.
l04t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

II you can afford to rent store SPACE in
Aberdeen you can afford to buy adyer.
Using space in the HERALD.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

p,,a,s,,h;a and elsewhere in the Fast
,ona weeks ago. for Instance II ""s
r,s. SIDE New York s''he-o''
,nI.r he p,lncip.l-hip OF Miss han'"
..ha-.,ha nn,.jlsare Chiefly Russian jews
Thos.. wa'chin. the matter are ''i''''
go ova, the results ALREADY Vi-."'e'
IN Oc.oter BEGINNING Was maize III
c,l,rbns and Cleveland. Ohio ana ALSO
:, tia. moi-l suburban village r'e'
cleveland which Mr.. Bolton described II,
this Review las; month Inc sc'.o'
authorities Of Buffalo. y. y, have also
,his autumn inaucura'ed the plan IN one
OF their schools.
TIE School City marks rafica' change
IN .i.a theory AMI praclice Of 'chool ~.
ernnent. l; i, however. . o. reg T.''-''
,.a re.r'. .a-.ier than as cause ihe
-aa,3-.,s Il e.'u..a'ional lei =" hAFe .9'' :
been mepa. in. tlie ground. amt these
n,ac,ical WAYS OF teaching The child 70 ac
c,,ir- the iahi, ii good social coniuct nave
;'uoa..I u Inc orler. Something Of 'hi'
.iui nli.l.t. /. would seem. with excellent
result. h. at.p,e,l 70 the Uses Il ne r.
ro.,alel school systems OF Chna ana
Porto Rico. where seli-governmen' and
the duties Of citizenship need 70 ne In
c,;,ca-ei aaaYe ak e.-e.-Fiom "i.e
Sci.o.l Citv-A Method o; Pupil Sell
,ioyernn1ent." rs Alb.rt shaw. in ''f
American Monthly Review Of hevle"'
for December.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
MINING NEWS.

The drift for the ore chute on the No. ;
ana il Is expected that tho ore body will be
Advlces rom Houghton, Mich. state that
rich mass and barrel rock has, been struck on
two bottom levels OF No. 2 shaft OF the Area.
dian are said to be rich II amyEdaloid. No.
superintendent Balbach Of the Markeen Cop
per Company writes that he has put night shifts
10 work OF the Maine and the Mammoth
shaft Is gradually widening and assays b per
cent, copper. II ounces silver. and $3.50 gold.
very promising, ASSAYS showing 24h per cent.
copper. A SHIFT IL, being sunk on the Buster.
s,2 TaG f GSPDs in the a91 sann sfs sssayias S s2i FL e aSf
and copper. Development work is proceed:
ing rapidly on the Maid Of Grin. AZ assay OF
per and silver. with q trace Of gold.
Desratches, from Boulder county. Colorado:
s %as + t sn,nsla'1 t6ro1 Hysf S Sns SsF0 Mou int yne
i inches TO fifteen feeT. have already been ea:.
FL properties that will be benefited by the
tunnelllnclude the Summerset. Little. Stranger.
Gold Coin, Village Belle and Enternrise.
Relative to the rumors. originating in Bos;
ton. that parties connected with the standard
OIL Company had offered S2o2 per share for
Company. William X, Todd. Treasurer of the
Quincy. said yesterday: We have not heard OF
Quincy with other copper corporations would
have 10 he submitted to our company. and no
movement In that direction has been started.
30 far as we know; or course. any one cap
buy the stock In the open market. but such
purchases do not affect the Quincy ms a com
pany. | suppose the Boston boys must have
heir fun. and | doa't suppose aDv one wants 20
interfere with them, Their game naturally
control OF the Quincy seems to be part OF their
palayer. But / can assure you there Ii moth.
ing In those umors. which seem to be started
In Boston for speculative PURPOSES"
The report that Iewisohn Bros. were irving
to get control OF the AllOuez Conner Company.
and that there was considerable friction be-
tween them and the stanton element. was de-
MED by a representative of the firm yester-
day' 1.-THE story is entirely without founda-
ton SAID this gentleman, TO THE Sun re-
porter. ''The most friendly attitude exists
between the presept management 81 the Al
bers of our fra are on the BoArd NJ Directors
and we have no reason to work Tor or desire a
r. NJ. IacolY, william +. hcCarty. and Jo-
semi q. Howard OF this city are organizing the
Maryland ,Cohper CompaRy !" deyel3n about
county. Maryland, The Capitalization Is
Sl.OOO.OOO. 100000 shares at $40 per share.
There is a vein on the property showing gray
copper. native copper and baronite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

And You'll see millionaires eating with their
knives and you'll hear d1wagers telling
their friends Il done it" and Il
seen. her." Money. money. money! The
continual elevation Of it is. nauseating.
There is something sordid in all the Waldorf
Astoria splendor. You feel like you are living
in n world Of pawnhrokers. The atmosphere OF
the Waldorf Astoria is rceking with vulgarity
and al unhealthiness All these millionaircs
are nothing. after all. hut a horde Of gamblers.
And the women, so far as one sees them. seem
TO be oppressed by their wealth. You are at
~tract"d. OF course. by the style and. taste dis
played OF an evening in the great cafe. but you
foe! that there is more in life for the people you
will see at Morello's or MouIuin's dining to the
music. OF rather rickety Hungarian bands. II
there is anything more horrible than the high
Gotham life in which every man and woman
O'Clock. whore is it? A distinguished man Of
letters said to me. after a view Of the Waldorf
Astoria cafe in the. evening. where you have to
reserve your table in the early afternoons: The
trouble with these people is that they have no
souls. And most OF them haven't. They live
rather than envied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Athletic Committees Appointed.

The following committees have been ap-
pointed by President sullivan Of the Metropol-
itan Association to handle affairs in this
district:
Boxing and wrestling-John j. Dixon. Chairman,
National A; c.; John p. Boyle. Pastime A. G.; H,
Obertubessing, New West Side A. C.: Garrett FitL-
gerald Star 4 C; :, H. Sweeney. BrooklynA A. {;
Ruben. Chairman, 81. Georges A. O.: Barlow 8.
Weeks, New York A. O.: Thomas I. OBren. Catholic
Club: John J. Dixon, National A. c.; James j. Fraw
ley, Knickerbocker A. G.
LEGISLATION Committee Barlow s. Weeks, Chair.
man. New York 4. C.; J. p. Boyle, Pastime A. c.;
John 4. Dooling. Xavier A.. A..
Club Inyest cation and McmbersIiP-B; F. Moore.
Jr, Fourth REGIMENT A. A., n. q, &. N.J.;W. r Quick,
Chairman, Metropolitan Inst tute A, A.; George lIof'
man. Anchor A. g., Jrrsey City.
yereini James J FrawIey, Knicferbooker 4. c.; F.
W, Ruben, 1t. GEORGES A. g.
Keith Donaldson. manager Of the Princeton
University track team, has written J; l.. Sui
livan announcing the spring schedule for his
men. The boys will start In for competition
on April % and continue rs follows:
April ~. open handicap. at Princeton, Y. J.; Nay
:, 1nterscholastcs, at Princeton, N: j.; May 10.
CaIedontAn games. at Princeton, n. j.; MAY 20.
Columbia dual, at Princeton. n. il May p. Inter.
eollegiateS, at New York; May 80. Cornell dual, at
Elmirn. n. y.