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The labor world., 1899-12-02

Wantcd-SevernI fright and HoneHt
Persons to represent us as managers in
this and 3lose by countries. Salary $500
a year and expenses. Straight, bona-fide,
no more. no less salary Position perma-
nent. Our references. any bank i'll any
town. 1t Is mainly office work conducted
at home. Reference. Enclose self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope. The Domin-
ion Company. Dept. 3. Chicago.
The labor world., 1899-12-02

Wanted-Several persons for district
office managers i'll this state to rep
resent me in their own and surround
ing counties. Willing to pay yearly
$500, payable weekly. Desirable en-
ployment with unusual opportunities
References exchanged. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. S. A
Park, 320 Caxton Building, Chicago.
The labor world., 1899-12-02

Is ordered by families in Dresden,
LnnCiOn and Paris for its superior
medicinal virtues. and its blood max
ing quality. 1t is made from Il .are
grape vines procured from Portugal.
The labor world., 1899-12-02
GRATITUDE OF CITY
FOR MANY BLESSINGS BESTOWED
ARE OFFERED QUIETLY.

Weather Not of Usual Kind but
Misty and, at Times. Rniny-Serv-
ices Held Throughout City-Dr.
Rynn breaches Mt st. .pnuls-UniOn
Services Held ut First baptist and
Second Presbyterian Churches.
The labor world., 1899-12-02

See the picture in another column of
lovely women in the Lagar; girls
threading grapes to music at Quinto
Cellieros, Portugal, wearing short
Jackets and pants. Speer of N. j. has
improved methods and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08

looking at things away of, to notice more important things near by.
 0ne-sixth of all deaths are from COIL sumption. But the man goes along with his eyes bulging to watch cholera and yellow fever. He disdains to cure the cold or check the little cough, and con- sumption trips him up.
 Don't neglect little ailments. Keep the system up to the point of effectua1 resistance against disease. This is best done by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It strengthens the stomach, increases the action of the blood-nlaking glands, cures all disorders of the organs of digestion and nutrition, except cancer of the stomach, purifies the blood, increases the vital energy and so enables the body to resist and throw off disease. Even when there Is emaciation, weakness, hectic, cough, bleeding at the lungs and other alarming symptoms, Golden Medical Discovery can be counted on to help every time and to heal o8 times out of every hundred
 Sick people can consult Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo N. Y., by letter, without fee or charge. Every letter is read in private, and treated as a sacred confidence. All replies are sent in plain envelopes.
 Last spring was taken with severe pains in my chest, and was so weak could hardly walk about the house" says Mrs. c. E. Kerr, of Fort Dodge, Webster Co, Iowa. "I tried several physicians and they told me had consumption, I heard of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- cry and thought would try some of it. Before had taken the first bottle I was very much bet ter took five bottles of 1t and have not yet had any return of the trouble"
 Headache is cured by using Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
Gerrnnn CYcIistn.

It is estimated that there are 9,120,- GOO cyclists in Germany, each one of whom had to pay tax of 50 cents to have his name entered and to receive a number for his machine, together with a book, which he must carry about him, as it contains description of his person.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
A Rare Cook.

An eating house proprietor in Taco ma, Wash, arrested for selling game out of season, escaped on evidence, sat- isfaetory to the jury. that his wife could prepare mutton to make it taste like yenison.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
scale of Animal Voices.

According to a musical authority, the mooing of COW is set to a perfect fifth, octave or tenth; the bark of dog to a fouth or fifth; the neighing of a horse is a perfect octave. Yet it is thought that the quality of the donkey's voice might be improved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-08
Always With Ton.

Hat brushes are being made in Ger many with a spring handle, attached to the back. which when opened out, serves to fix the brush in the top of ths hat so as te be always at hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
DRESS SEIZED
FOR A DEBT
A Troublesome Question Is
Raised In Portland.

PORTLAND. April = - Lille
stones SIS dress was attached rs
" Kane on account % dress
makers bill Tor SIS. alleged due for
work performed on another garment.
and there vas quite breezy time Ia
consequence yesterday afternoon in
justice kraemerss court. The ceur,
held that the dress Vas a nscess
sity. and exempt from execution for
a debt. and plaintiffs attorney fisd
bond 10 hold che garment. and
said an appeal 60 the state circuit
court would BE- nfrd.
Attorneys Logan and Wolf. for N.
defendant. asserted that the dress
could not be retained on a hand after
having been held BY the court to be
exempt. and Will resume the battle
foe the possession of the property to-
day. The plaintiffs counsel. Mr..
wilson. introduced testimony to
show that the Stone lady was the
proud posssssor Of q number Of me
dresses. and therefore. the one s~in-
ed In this suit was not q s.=sesslty.
such as rhe statute conssmplAtss.
and Was subject TO sale for the pay
ment OF the debt.
When the cour, could not be made
to SEC IN that way. but instead ruled
with the other side. the attorney
waved somewhat wrcth. and said
he would SEE the thlnx through tn
the higher temple Of justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
When n Woman Paints.

First Of all loosen every tlght
thiug around the neck and abdomen
that Il. unfastrn tho collar aud
undo the euracts. Allow all the
fresh air possible. do NOT crowd
round. aud u In crowded place.
carry the paticut into the open air
or CLOSE tu an open window 4
faintins person should always be
laid hat upon tho back. and u great
~ aids recovery IL the head can be
placed lower than the body, 90 that
blood goes rapidly Ia the brain.
Cold water sprinklcd over the face.
or the senrhtory nerves excited 10y
the application of smelling salts or
strong vinegar 10 the nose. helps "a
restore consciousness. The face
may also be gently famed La an
ordinary case. consciousness returns
in moment or two. The custom of
giving brandy or other spirits Is
quite unnecessary Allow the pa.
tient to rume e. and thea let her
slowly drink eupful 81 cold water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

Gently. and has now become an ard
en-, devotee 10 the game.
The water Of the salt lake in Utah
4. .lx times as salt as that n tho
ocean. 1t 10 estimated that II con-
tains 500. 900 tons Of salt.
The Lancet. in n statement Of the
number % doctors In Great Britain
holding British degrees. gives a to-
tai OF practitioners as N.sot
chlcopee, Mass. which had 1900
population In 1900. 10 the only city
In that state which IL without
newspaper. either weekly or daily.
Khartoum will be reached by the
railroad by November next. barring
accidents. The railroad IL now 70
miles south OF the Atbara river.
The Corriere della Hera Of Milan
has n story Of two peasants phich
caught in their nets In two weeks
a.. 200 small birds. which they sold at
12 cents dozen.
Among the sights OF Pekln In the
autumn months are Thousands Of
camels They come from the inter-
Tor OF Asia and take back the cara
van tea and other freight.
More goats are raised for their
hair In California than elsewhere In
the country. and the expsrlmenters
in this line OF industry are meeting
with a fair degree OF success. The
Angora goat yields ON an average
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

No regiment ever reflected more
credit upon IL state than the FIRST
regiment has reflected upon the state
" Washington. The people ~
Washington realize this. aud when
this regiment shalt return the star
viii guarantee that h viii receive
a glorious reception BY an entirely
appreciative people rhis docs not
mean that an the people who join In
extending that reception necessarily
uphold the policy that requires these
MEN to enEaEe Ia battle against the
Filipino people. but Il does mean
that Washington people rcsilEe that
obedience Is the soldiers first duty
that they recognise the fact that
the First Washington acquitted L.
self With exceptional credit and won
for itself the reputation of being
the hravcst % the brave. These
boys viii return 10 their homes re-
speeted. honared and loved. Let no
politician seek "a dim their lustcr
Let no misguided friend put a blot
upon the bright psgc they have
written Tor washinEtan'r history
The eternal fact remains that the
services - these boys are appfes
ctated by the people - Washington
and that the people VIII be quick 20
do them honor az this very first OF.
portunity, This i the truth. and
those boys Who have acquitted them-
selves 80 well have the right to know
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Moving a City.

The Japanese ofieials In Fofmeea
recently showed rare executive ca
naeity The city ~ leukchan waH
N an unaaritaTy condition Nifu.
lent enitcmitt frequently appeared.
The aiiuation prevented sood sew.
ceare system.
fhe lananRae a@leiais selected A
sno, IN the reigAaersaa6 that ,sa.e
er wsu aFaasa streets ana pas.
~ eiaeca were Lass cur unsa It.
nuHdnga Ncrc erected AID the en-
TIRE population q me elty az 1euh-
eaau. uumbegins d.0od. removed 10
she new aife. Al the buildings wtte
slight wooden structures, tho idea
WAS ursetivable The facility with
which tho movement was made r.
mnat credltable to the Japanese cns
tnrsra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

clayton Crawford. will return TO this
city about May !.
Mlns Anna FROST. a charming lady
Of Olympia. Ia visiting the Misses
BaEiey on Queen anne hlIi.
The I-adiss' Musical club 81 Sc
attic 10 entertaining members OF the
Tacoma Musical club this afternoon
In EIk's hall. After the recital. Mrs.
Maurice McAiichrn will entertain the
members a. luncheon at her home.
A large number Of people attended
the northwest golf championship At
Tacoma this we~k Several social
functions we're given at Tacoma In
honor of the occasion
Mr. and Are J. p Wilson arc
settled IN their new home at s5ss
Yesler war.
AR. r. p. Sweeney Is visiting In
san Francisco.
The Terrier club. composed % sew
erat Of ssaities leading young men.
has moved from the stone row on
Minor avenue. to the Warrington
house. on Minor avenue aad seneca
street.
Mrs Hattie Richardson and Mrs
viek~rrnAn. % Hartford junction.
are visiting In the city.
Mr.. Max lister. a talented young
vlolinis; Of the city. has left for
Brussels. where he Will complete his
musical studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boutwell, have
returned from visit IN Southern
California.
Mr.. Clarence Biethen has returned
from short visit IN California.
The monthly prom Of the Gan
deomers club 81 the University Will
be given next Saturday evening nt
the Queen Anne clubhouse.
Captain T.. r. Glenn has returned
from brief trip 90 the barracks at
Vancouver. wash.
VI. l. CavenAuEh. 81 South Sc
attic. who has been visiting In
California for his health, has re-
turned.
SIR. and Mrs. IL. shufeidt. Of Chic
ago. have taken apartments at the
Butler hotel.
Miss Tadge Jones and Miss Nell
Jones. Of Franklin. who have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

Mrs. John n Alien lef, during the
week for walIa wallis. where her
daughters wiil Join her later 20
spend a few weeks at their coantry
home.
william rrassr. Q well known
matchmaker Of this city. has zone 20
aan Fsanctecc. where he 10 to be mar
rfed to Aiss Nellie Skipper. NJ. and
Mrs.. Fraser will mats thar future
home in this city. after thar honey
moon trip around Southern Calf
fornls.
Mr.. J. n. Lowmsn IL stopping for
the present with Mfr. ana Mrs. T.. A.
s,Fous.
Mr. samuel y. Weston IL s,ill Wis.
iting In the east
Mrs. Robert = Wilson entertain
the Preach club this week IN her
apartments a, 1904 Marion street.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church gave q bird social IN Athletic
hall last night.
Mr. Adsiph Thomson was visiting
in Taeoma durins the week.
The stag club viii give a bali In
Ranse hall. May
The regular meeting % Rainier
Chapter. y. A. n. was held at the
home Of MIS-. George ~. Bacon.
wednesday.
The ladies Of John r. Miller. W. u.
c. gave an entertainment and maple
sugar social IN Eagles hall. Tues
day evening.
The wedding of STR. Manly ~.
HAYNES and Miaa Elaine Hanford.
will take place Tuesday evening at
the residence % the brides father.
Judge c. ". 3Isnford. at iosi Madt-
son street.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage 81 Miss Charlotte van
cieve Phillips and Ar. Frederick Ar
thur schneider, wednesday evening.
Mr.. add Mrs. Schneider viii reside at
San Francisco.
The next meeting NJ The Ladies'
AID society OF the Presbyterian
church. will be held at the residence
Of Mrs. r. Frazier on Second avenue
next wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel l.. Crawford. who IL
in san Francisco visiting her son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers niea yester-
day were;
Lake View Cemetery association
to Mrs. L II. Foy. s2oo. lot g. Lake
View cemetery.
Henry a. Brosen TO Carrie VI.
shears. $40 lot blk 50. Salmon Bay
park add.
J. n. Foster and wife 20 Z. r.
cowles 81. lots II. u. Is. II. Is. IS.
II aud Is blk 20. Yesier's second add.
supplemental.
Henrietta Reynolds to Leopold
Herman and wife. 500. " 20 feet lot
. blk 3 Terry's Fifth add.
Frederick Gaseh and wife 10 If II.
Young 81. ,gST Of lot . and .ses Of lot
In blk is5.
g. w Coriiss 20 J W. Hicks, 81.
lot blk ~. Abcrfridy estate add.
and lots s. and blk :. Northern
Paclne add.
Angus ". Young and wife to Geo.
Haisch. 500. lot 10 blk {, Hicks add.
G, q. nradncr and wife TO Angus
W. Young. $500. lots I. 3. and
blk II. Northern add.
Max Glorious and wife 10 y. He'd
den. 81. lot and Blk "a. Denny &
Hoyt's add
sheriff Van De Nanter to Isaac l..
Seller. $500. lots 3 and 6. blk 5. and
lots I. S. 6. and S blk 5. Hunters
Lake Onion add
Savannah Brunn 10 J. =. Agen.
seo.eoe, lot IL blk Z and lot II blk ].
\. A. Denny plat. otherwise aescrlb-
ed as lot Il blk y, lot blk IL. lot is
blk Us. map % Seattle tide lands.
except the right OF way for railroad
purposes across the westerly portion
Of the lot s blk III. also beginning at
n point In inner harhor line OF tide
lands. . Is degrees as min q a dis
tanco OF S06.2i9 feet from point
marked replat OF Seattle tide lands
thence % deg. IS min along in
ner harbor line a distance Of 4a.02S
feet. thence q TO westerly line OF
Railroad avenue. thence II deg as
min. 10 sec. " along " line Railroad
avenue to point T. from point OF be-
ginning, thence W to inner harbor
line; also lot IL blk i7e tide lands.
also right title and interest in GER
tain lease of said harbor area num-
hered 10. term OF 30 years from May
II. 1888.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

doubled. and he is now believed 10
own one OF the best contemporary
histories Of the spanish war cxtnnt.
Count serFius Tolstol. tho second
son Of Count Leo Toiaioi. who has
thrown IN hls lot with the noukho-
bortd. Is now located In Winnipeg,
where the most important OF the
settlements is situated. The count
Is looked upon as q kind ~ leader.
and he has 20 far realized his role
as to set his fellows an example OF
uncomplaininR fortitude.
II am sorry" said the magazine
editor. courtcnusly. but We are not
accepting any short stories now -
but the scene ~ this story" said
the confident contributor. rs laid IN
place that nobody ever heard Of.
and IL written in language that
no one can understand" Then why
didn't you say 50 before? ?" exclaimed
the magazine editor. as he grasped
Il eagerly.-Llfe.
Gutta percha ia now at the highest
price IN It's history. and question
has arisen as to where the supply
would come from IN ease II IL de-
cidcd to build a cable across the Pa
oific ocean from this country To our
new possessions In the Philippine
Islands So short is the supply OF
gutta pcrcha that cable people say
mat n this cable is laid II viii be tho
last one that VIII be laid until n
new Insulating material Is diacov-
cred that VIII take the place OF gut
Ia pereha. New York Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

ARRESTED
Held in Nicaragua De-
spite Protest.

NEW oRf.i.ANa. La. April ga
The steamship Condor. from liiuo-
nelds, Nicaragua. arrived here last
nisht minus one Of her nremcn. an
American named Jack Martin. who
was arrested by Torres GA the all
legged ground that he took part Ia
the Reyes rebellion.
The captain protested against the
arrest. aud the Norwegian consul al
so entered a protest. a. the Condor
sails under the Norwegian Has. hut
TORRES paid little attention tu these
documents lie ioeked Martin Ia the
prison and there the man remains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
PASTOR
RESIGNED
Divorce RendS Parmley
Baptist Church.

JERSEY CITY. n. J.. April g w.
Tho resignation ~ Rcv. ". T.. Chal-
mers as pastor Of the parmicy Bap-
tlst church has been accepted by the
congregation as consequence Of
trouble caused by one II the mem
beers marrying "a divorced woman
AIR Chalmers has positive Views
on the divorce question. and was not
disposed 20 recognize the member as
communicate aud he set forth his
opinions GA the divorce question In
an earnest sermon THREE weeks aRo.
ia which he emphasized the sentence
a man who marrieH put-aWay
woman D. guilty Of inndeiity." This
sermon caused a bitter fractional
strife. and to restore harmony.
the pastor resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
A Happy Thought.

have been 70. went into business a
few weeks ago. The nrrt thlnx was
% get assign painted. The services
OF an artist was secured. when he
finished hts work he put on his i'm
print BY painting hts initials. W. A,
n. on she lower left hand corner OF
the sign when the widow same TO
criticize the work. she dueFied.
What does w. y. II. siAni for
soh. that means Wanted a hus-
band
'sOh. see" she unused. 1t was
very thoughtful Of you. and here -
a dollar extra Ohio State Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
BURGLARS ROB
RAILWAY DEPOT
Safe Broken and Mail Pouch
Cut Open.

wALLA wALLA. wash, April ..
The depot at Eureka junction. on
the w A e. r.. r., was broken into
last night. and the express safe and
mail pouch stolen. The safe was
found half a mile away. II had been
broken open. but nothing Of value
was taken. The mall pouch w1s
found In the warehouse. where II hal
been cut open and letters strewu
over the floor. II contained no regis
tered matter.
a man entered the SECTION house az
Riverside station. on the W. a G. II.
r.. ten miles west of this city. yes
terday morning. and held up a la
borer named Waddel at the point o;
a Winchester. lie then rlncd the
house. securing some Jewelry and a
gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
ALL SORTS"

The empire ~ Japan comprises to-
day about tooo rocky islands
The corypheri Yes; but he's rich
enough to be her husband = Puck
Nearly s.ooo.eoe Congo walking
sticks arr imported Into the United
states every year.
father--Tommy. stop pulling that
eats tail. Tommy I'm not I'm only
holding the tall. the cats pulling T.
Many poor Chinese spend from %
To- p per cent. 1s their income IN IDIOT
Worship. which practically eats up
their capital.
General Nielsen \ Miles VAS In
itiated into the mysteries 20 golf re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

In View Of the coming 81 the Hos.
tonlans to the Seattle theatsr May
IL q. the following from ysster-
days Oresoniau Win be u interest;
Those wiHeaer~a who have pre-
dicted that Portland will not respond
20 great musical attraction. have
heen ecniradinfad by the sale which
prefacea the engagement u the Boa-
iouians ~ the MaFqaam Grand next
week. and which was opened yea
ierday An day LONG large parties
arru in evidence. ana the gross
amount taken for the FIRST day was
over tgeo - much has already
been said and written about the Boss
tonlnnR rhaf little remains 10 be
added. The repertoire announced tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

"Grandpop." he began turning the
leaves Of his book. did your his
tory used TO say that the spanlsrds
settled this country"
4 believe Il did. my boy
Well. the neg ones Won't say
that
what will they say. Phlilip7''
This country settled the Span
iards."
Then Erandpop gave him a dime.
Brooklyn Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
...EVENTS OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,".


the guests ~ Miss Annie coffin. re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs n. J. ciausssn are
again occupying their residence al
sil Boren avenue.
AFR. Frederick RAusman II IN the
east on law business.
A card party was given last night
by Miss Annie LYanr, at her home
on Queen Anne hill
Miss Helene Hsaly ia expected TO
arrive In this city from New YORK..
she viii remain with her sisters.
Mrs. Jackson. MrB. Heron and
Mics Aifrsda Haaiy. until her prob
able departure for the north during
the summer.
Several parties have been given at
the theaterA durinE the week.
Rev. ~ ~. Gnwcn was in Port
land during the week. and while
there gave a lecture on Downing
The lecture was given at the resi-
denee ~ Mrs. 6. u Lewis. and the
Portland orsRonian commenting on
Mr.. CoNsn's lecture. said seldom.
II ever, has lecturer appeared in
Portland Who unites such scholarly
attachments with 80 happy a faculty
Tor winning tho enthusiastic atten-
ton Of cultured audiences as Mr.
Gowen. with Keen relish for
humorous points and iirnliirss fund
II iaughahie stories with which to
barb an argument and drive IL home.
he yet enters profoundly and rever-
entity into the philosophy of nrown-
ing. citing one poem after another
10 illustrate this In it's various phaH-
60 Possessing a remarkable mem
Dry a. we'll as unusual fiuency Of
speech. Mr. Gowcn held his listen
crs cuthralled for two hours"
Miss Mamie Holden was the guest
u Aiss Bouiah Howe during the
week
Mr. c. l. Webb has returned to
Seattle after an extended trip to
London.
Col. Douglas white. who gave two
very successful lectures at the So
attic thester. was stopping at the
Seattle hotel.
The Maccabecs gave an enjoyable
entertainment In Ranke hall Thurs-
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

The spectacle OF Judges being COM
rell 70 contribute thousands u dol
lars 10 campaign funds II ME.
thinE - contemplate. Can anybody
show how Croker = an Improvement
on AEuinaide9 qns latter only de-
mand hts 500 900. Croker makes nts
millions cut OF the "speils.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
.FlREBUG AT
WORK AGAIN
Attempted to Burn Building
at Amber, Pa.

AMBLER. Pa. April "A fire.
bug who operated here last night
failed to accomplish the destruction
he intended. lie first put a match to
Dr. n. V. Mattison's stable. near the
public school house. but the blaze
was quickly extinguished. Then he
started a fire with shavings. kero-
sene and lnthcs between two big
piles 81 boards at J. W. Crafts lum-
Der yard. This Jared up brightly.
but the IRE company soon had u
under control. 1t Is said the guilty
party In known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Disraeli Snubbed Thackeray.

Mr. John Holllngshead sends US
the following story concerning Dis
raell and Thackeray; Mrs. Rltchle's
admirable biographical notes Of her
amlnbie and immortal father hard
~ need any little addition from me.
but the following fact may be Of In
terest as u indicates Thaekeray'a
candor and truthfulness. In 1862
was walking through the intsrDa-
tlonal exhibition with him. when
we came across Benjamin Disraeii
They saw each other hut showed no
signs Of recognition. "IIc has never
spoken to me-" said Thackerny. vol
unfairly. since I wrote the short
parody 81 'ConinREby' CCodlingsbyD
in lunch London Chronicle.