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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
soNs no GIVE A DINNER.

AT meeting of the Board of Man
lgers of the Delaware Society, Sons o.
he American Revolution. held at The
office OF Spottswood Garland. 1t was
decided to give a dinner on Washing
tons Birthday, February %. The
speakers Of the evening will be Hon
John Whitehead, vice-president genef.
al Of the national society, and presi
dent of the New Jersey society, and
lton Franklin Murphy, Of New York
president general of the national SO.
liety The dinner win be served at
clock either at the Wilmington Gu
or the New-Century Club Building.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
:"BABY 8 rUARr'
POPULAR MISCONCEPTIONS OF
VAN nYCK.e OI ENLnR pAIAr,rI.-c

POPULAR MISCONCEPTIONS OF
VAN DYcK's CLEVER PAINTING.
II the number Of houses in which
there nans reproductions OF certain
drawing Oh little chllds head aflel
an Dyck could be enumerated, IL
would cause astonishment There is
nothing surprising in the popularity of
the head. But Whatever genius named
i- Baby Stuart" is responsible Tor
many ludicrOus misappI ehensiOns.
There are women who believe that this
head was painted by Gilbert Stuart;
there are women who have asked il il
was the Infant Of A. 4. Stewart; again,
there are women who know that il de-
picts one Of the children of Charles l,
but who do not know which one of his
children 1t is, whether it is
.a boy or girl, nor who
painted the original. The head is that
Of the second son Of Charles I, and the
name OF the child was James Van
ljyck painted him time and time again
One OF the family groups OF Charles
children by Van Dyck hangs in Turin
from the head Of little James in that
group a copy was made by Raffaello
iCanevari-a drawing-and that copy
hangs in the Academy of St. Luke at
Rome. From Canevari's drawings the
countless army Of photographs, en-
cravings, Autographs and prints which
have spread to the uttermost parts OF
the earth proceeded.
Let us change the title. for we think
Baby Stuart" has done duty long
enough why not call him Little
Iames?' Then at least all his worship
ers would know his sex He became
. King Jams II of England in 1886. and
according 10 eminent authority, he gave
evidence Of possessing all the vices Of
I his race without any OF its virtues. His
reign was short and infamous; he wns
IN exile at ST. German when he died
[ IN 770l. Such was the chubby end
Misunderstanding ROYAL baby in the
1 cnp.-Boston Transcript
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

Salem, n. j.. Jan. z5.-Rev. J. Al,
axes, pastor OF the Sharpstown Meth
dist Church. was acquitted yesterday
-ternoon in the Salem county courts
ol q charge of assault On 13-year-old
lary Stephens, of Camden. The case
opened on Friday last, and after oc-
cupying the attention Of court for the
cay, was postponed until yesterday,
hen it was resumed The case was
iven to the Jury at noon, and at 2.45
ne verdict was reached.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
Reality

lie sought Tor Tame
And found a shining nut
Without kernel.
He sought for Wealth
And found a brilliant heap.
Which blinded him and weighed him
down.
SO that he could walk straight no more.
And went erfaticaliy
Where Right and Wrong held sway
He sought FOR Power
And found q hard. high chair,
Wherein he sat
And cursed his awful luck,
While men, like puppets,
Bowed and fawned beneath him
But Slid their troubles to his ASKING
back.
lie sought for Love
And found q full grown flower,
Fragrant and sweet and pure,
And every petal held a grain Of honey
On which he feasted-
And the joy Of simple life then held
him low.
And lost him in oblivion.
James Oppenheim.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

New Jersey proposes law to pro-
hiBit use Of secondhand glass jars foI
packing fruits. preserves or vegetables
The object asserted is for health pres
ervation. Let us see? New Jersey has
glass factories, hasn't she? Would ii
not be better for them if the law re-
Quired destruction Of all glass jars af-
ter they were used once? Somebody
ought to set up in New Jersey fac
tory for cleansing compounds so that
the skeeters could wash their dishes
and use them repeatedly as other foll
do.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
AMONG mn ODD FELLOWs.

Columbia Lodge. l. o. o. f., will cele-
lrate its anniversary at Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow night. An interesting
program has been prepared. John NJ.
Ross, Of Wyoming, Del. and other
grand officers will pay their regular
nnual visit to silcam Lodge, No. g, /.
0. o. F., tonight. Each lodge is visit
ed in turn by the grand officers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
ONE DEATH-oNE NEW cAsE-

One death from diphtheria and one
new case Of the disease were reported
at the Board of Health Office today.
Walter, the 21A-year-old son Of Irving
y. and Ldda D. Kelley, died yester-
day at the home of his parents. No
d SIC West Sixteenth street Bertha
Crooks, of No. Az Buttonwood street.
vas reported to be suffering with the
disease. There are twelve cases in thc
ity at the present time.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

Il Is not short Of cruelty: II is scarce
short u brutality to connne persons
who arr in good health with those suf-
fering from smallpox It is inconceiv-
able that such thing should be done
yet 1t is said that that is what is done
in Wilmington In one case where
single rember Of tho family has the
smallpox the attending physician
caused The entire family 70 be sent to
Farnhurst being careful to direct thai
the unaffected members should be ise.
lated from further danger Of infection
Notwithstanding such instructions ths
family vas lodged with the patientl n
another case. a man Who boarded viii
a family in which one person wa.
found to have smallpox was, after som.
days absence from the ouarantinct
house, taken. into custody and sent Z.
the pest Aouses where. Although he Il
tot krosrn to Be Affected. se viii 2,
exposed 70 tbs tontsglcn Or rourt
these unaffected. persons viii have Al
the rroteeticn that the care ana EXIT
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
EUcHRE CLUB MEETING.

The Wilmington Progressive Euchre
Club held their regular weekly social
last evening at No 500 West Eighth
street -Four tables were in progress,
and the first prize, which was a hand
some volume of Longfellow's poems
was won by Austin Humes. The first
woman's prize was a draw. IL will be
contested for at the next meeting.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
MARINES PASS THRoUGH.

A carload Of United States marines,
lmong whom were several Wilmington
Boys, passed through this city yester-
ny over the p, w. & r. road, en- route
-om the League Island Navy Yard to
he Norfolk yard, where they will re-
Give orders.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
aRILLYv wEsT Is REcovERING.

"BlLLY" WEST IS RECOVERING.
William II. West, familiarly known
as BILLY" West, is not with the min
strel company thattwill appear at the
ported that he was suffering from con-
sumption. The manager of the COM
pany said this afternoon that Billy
is at West Baden Springs, West Baden
Ind, where he went from Williams
burg, N. Y. He was seized with a
heavy cold at the latter place and was
threatened with pneumonia. Billy
will join the company next week at
Louisville, Ky.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
DREDGE BEING LENGTHENED.

The large hydraulic dredge Boston.
( the New York Dredging Company
which has been working in the Chris
lana river for several months deepen
ng the channel, has been hauled on
n the railway of the Jackson and
harp Company, whore she will re-
Give extensive repairs. An e1tensill.
of eighteen feet viii be made and she
viii receive new boilers after which
he work Of dredging the creek will be
fgsumed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
GREENWooD-WARE-

DR. Mitchell Greenwood, of this city.
was married yesterday to Miss Eliza
beth B. Ware in the North Bapt.s.
Church at Millville, n. J. The brides
gown was sent to her from India.
where her sister is a missionary. d..
and Mrs. Greenwood will reside on
West Eighth street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

The announcement has been made Of
nc marriage of Rev. John Stockton
..ittel, formerly Of this city, to Miss
ertrude Wilson, daughter OF Mr.. and
frs. Walter Townsend Wilson, at Bur
40, n. Y, on Tuesday Rev. Mr.. Lit
I'll is the son of Rev. T. Gardiner Lit
ellfcrmcr rector OF St. Johns Church
{ this city. Rev. John S. Littell g
ector of St. Luke's Church, Brock
ort, N. Y, where he and his bride vii
eside.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

Anti-Bryan democrats are sQuealing
because. as It is alleged, the Bryan
democrats have taken care TO provide
seats for themselves at the Bryan
meeting before they provide seats there
for the antisl The Bryanites are quite
in the right II is their funeral, and
they have first claim for a peck at the
baked meats. The ants are the enemy
and really deserve the last chance OF
choice after the Bryanites. the repub-
licans and all others have been pro-
vided for They should reflect that
they are not democrats any morel They
stood still, on principles. Bryan ran
away with the party and left then
their principles. They have the prin-
ciples; he has the party It is his; he
owns it by right Of capture. lie want.
only the party; has no use for princi.
pies and makes no attempt to rob then
Of anything for which he has no use
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

Tammany having secured the con-
tract To construct the sS5,OOO,0OO I'M
foreground railway for New York city
viii be able TO employ enough voters
to control every election in the city
for the next three years. Tammany
may be depended upon to make full
use of its opportunities
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
RENEFIr ToR MRs. ANGELL.

The members Of st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church who presented to Mrs
ANGEL, widow Of the late Rev. T. T.
ANGEL. ID. d.. who died Of pneumonia
n purse OF $1,000 have added a consid
cradle sum to that amount.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
flows rHtse

We offcr cinc Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case q Latarrh that cannot b.
cured py Halle Cotarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY g co. Props Toledo. o.
we. the nnlersEnci have known +. J
HIM perfectly honorable IN an busincra
tronsacuons and ilnancia ~ able 10 cary
our any oo1gauoua made by their firm.
Toledo. Q.
= aid.ng, K.nsan q Marvin wnoissaio
Hala C1rarlh Cure n tAlrn.- s-ta~naf,,,
af1ips dfrecfly rron me 6Noi 49, ~,
cons surnacfs o. ths svs'trh Prize ~. b.
n9ts.e SOD BY All Drass Sta Tee Union
Aali's fuAils tlRl ass the Oss.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
THURSDAY JAN rs, 1900

No advertisements are written in
vain. All bring customers; for we'll
presented inducements to purchase can
not be resisted by those who have
money TO spend.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
CARGO oF LuMRER ARRIvrs-

With a cargo OF 100000 feet Of yell
ow pine the four-masted schooner Rob
Roy has arrived at the wharf of the
jackson and Sharp Company from
Jacksonville Florida One Of the crew
-afoT fhat thew c~nerienced very Sc
we're storms during their voyage.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
DALY In TRAINING.

Jack DAILY, in company with his
amer, kid" Howard, rode to New
sstle on their wheels this morning
laly win punch the bag at the War
Club this afternoon. lie is in OK
ilent condition.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
MS cAsEY Mpaov I'd.

Miss Mamie Casey, vlo S. confined
enc pcs- Aaase at Fa. nhU So, suffer
ng with a mild attack OF smallpox. Is
reported much improved The Casey
house, at Conrad ana Monroe streets
was fumigated by health officers today
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
THE G0INGs ON
IN SOCIETY
Matters Which May BE Of In
terest to Feminine
Readers.
WITH THE clTYs VISITOR.
Brief Items as to the Whereabouts
Of. Wilmington People, Their
Neighhors and Friends

All communications intended for inser-
lion In this column should b. addressed tl
Society Editor, care OF he Evening Jour
nal Communications should be writer
90 one side 0l Lhe paper only.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
NEWELI-EVANs.

Miss Alice e. Evans and William c
Newell, both of this city, were mar
lied at Union NJ e. Church parsonage
last night Rev. c. A. Grise, PHI. d.
pastcr of the church. performed the
ceremony.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

Of the attending physicians can assure
Them; but the fact remains that they
should not he there. There should be @
special place for care OF such suspects.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

AdvertlFe your wants 8 me Hvenlns
Journal Empoyroenf wanted. help
wanted. to let. Tor rent for sale. board
ne. and lost and found ads viii oe pub-
she'd. three lines. one time for q dine :.
safss ushes fA q ouafraf.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

w. II. Heisler is spending few
lays IN Philadelphia.
". W. Cole, Of Dover, Is the guest Of
mos Cole. fra this city
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
ZANE VIII CONTEST

Register Of wills crossan tat IN she
county court room yesterday and heard
-lrther testimony in the casn OF viii
lam Zane, who Is trying to break the
viii Of his father, Josiah A. Zane.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
.AsK YorR NEIGHRnRn

what butter she uses. Most likely
vull be told it's the A. & p. E'gir
N~camery.We must supplying halfth.
Town. Could this be so we're II not bet
er than most2 Csc. pound-only at
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Sl5 Market Street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
DIR. KITT1NGER's CONDITION.

Or. Leonard Kittinger. who is i'll at
his home No alS Delaware avenue is
exported as being slightly improved to-
lay.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
s0CIAL AND PERs0NAL NOrEs.

SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES.
Herbert N. Fell was in Baltimore
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Fell viii 90 90
Canada next week for a short stay
George W. Francis has entered the
massachusetts, Institute OF Technology
at Boston, for a four years course oi
ciVil engineering.
Mrs. Annie Gardner. Of Philadelphia
has been visiting relatives in the city
Miss Florence b. Hodgman has re.
turned 10 Philadelphia to resume her
iutes as a trained nurse.
A r. Morrison is attending the Ma
lion Board OF Trade convention al
Washington.
Clerk Of the Peace J. b. Foard and
Dennis Nolan, Of Middletown, were
guests OF William knight in Baltimore
esterday.
Members Of the Wilmington Whist
club win entertain their women
riends tomorrow evening.
Announcement has been made of the
coming weddings Of Arthur W. Con.
well and Miss Sarah Paynter anC
George w. Lubker and Miss Ruth
Walls, an Of Lewes.
Mrs. Edward B. Mode has returned
from q visit to Hagerstown. Nd.
Miss May Colbourne. of West Ches-
ter, is the guest Of Wilmington friends
Miss Helen Ash is entertaining Miss
Minnie schabinger, Of Dover.
James L. Waverly. Of Germantown
Is visiting in the city
Miss Ida Clements has returned from
Mt. Holly n. j.
Dr.. George A. Harter. president OF
Delaware College, OF Newark, Is IN thi,
city today.
Miss Jennie Wright OF Magnolia. /.
visiting In the city.
DIED IN PHILADELPHIA.
Ex-superintendent r. H. Nicholson
OF Cape Charles lVal branch of the n
u. & p, railroad. died at the ST. Agne'
Hospital, Philadelphia. en- Monday al
ternoon. Mr.. Nicholson had been n
Tor some time, and on Wednesday las
he was taken 10 the Institution suffer
ing with pneumonia. Tho body wa.
shipped 20 Baltimore for burial yes
terday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

Not 50 very long ago the Sons Of
Delaware invited son Of New Jersey
70 their annual banquet Naturally.
enough the after dinner speeches re-
lated the glory and honor Of the Blue
Hen and Her Chickens And then all
too soon came the Jerseyman's time.
and ne was dismayed, not because he
had not subject. but because he was
not worthy OF It. And he said so. He
said he was ashamed to have been
born seeing he was not born in Della
ware. But he might have been; and.
he continued he would have been; he
knew he would have been had his an
cestors on their way up the river TO-
ward what is now Burlington only no.
ticed Delaware. But they didn't
Ledger
Was Delaware overlooked be-
cause il is so small? Or. were the mos
quitoes, perhaps. just trife too full
OF something strong 10 see a whole
state II set on edge before them? A
fellow may be excused for passing Del
aware and going TO Jersey-if he
wasn't born when he did such a thing
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

Those who desire to participate in
Colonel L. Irving Handy's mounted re-
ception OF Colonel w Jennings Bryan
on Friday are expected to report at
Colonel Handy's Office at 4S0 p. m
Participants viii furnish their own o.
triches and supply their own tin horns
and the wind 20 toot them. The bril-
dies and other trappings Of the mounts
will be ornamented with gold and sill
ver-l6 silvers TO one gold. The Os-
trich Brigade viii march in column
down Market street to Front, to p. W.
& B. station. The Ostriches will take
l6 majestic strides TO one block in dis
lance; Elders viii give Is toots on their
tin horns for each majestic stride of
their respective mounts. Colonel Bryan
will be escorted through the city by
devious route. He will ride in one car
riage drawn by l6 ostriches. The car.
riage win have Is wheels on one Side
and one wheel on the other: en-
blematleof thehonoredpassengers pat.
tern-i5 wheels in one head.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25

peveridee is quite invigorating.--
2oston Herald
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Salisbury, Md, jan 25-At noon
Yesterday in the Asbury Methods,
Episcopal Church, Miss Julia Blacks
ton Ellegood and Marion Augustus
Humphreys were married by Rev. c
VI. Prcttyman. The bride was attend
I'd by her sister, Miss Maria Ellegood
rs maid of honor. and Miss Hanna
Rider Miss Clara White, Misses Grace
and Bessie Ellegood as bridesmaids
William p. Jackson acted as best man
and Alan +. Benjamin. Harry 3
freeny J. Donald Graham and Dr. J.
NcFadden Dick were ushers.
The bride is daupter OF Hon
James e. Ellegood. Mr.. Humphreys is
connected with the Jackson Brother
lumber firm. He is a nephew of vii
liam II. Jackson.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02
~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

when will you xiv, me- the right 10
protect you rom a. saUH iHagyancrs.
sweci hcari?' brgstd the Young clergy
nan
Whenever Lady Wmlred l. willing
m only seventeen you know, aud she
doesn't want me- - marry y.t.
y don't blame her Tor being unwilling
Jack. there one thing that troubles
.n"-ihis mystery a. 10 my plt-ntagr.
Lady Winfield T. my guardian. bur she
VIII never tell ~" who my parents we're
! don't even know m, real name"
Y know What Wish your maine 10 be-
dear began Jack. wH.n Lady whit
irejs voice from thc card table startled
them.
I'm plly 30 morg Tonight" sin Wa
saying, Luck d, aIairU me. am
IN" kirsi woman slIy'i
We all uulIcSV io-rir ht-"Nccpt
the bank. drawlri Lord Iiurford. Now
4 neginnrr would ". hah!p turn the tide
Of luck ana win everything
adv Wlnlfrcl clugh, "a, his words
~ beginner ne unused Dora -
Yes. Lady Minfrcd''
Take no pisce. Play A. Nou choose
Play high. Take No advice. Use youi
own judgment
Hut 49,
PLAY. You're beginner. Luck may
hc with YOU"
Dora reluctantly seated herself In Lad,
Winifred'S chair ant the game went on
IN" Gin PLAYED her FIRST si.kc and
Won rhled second time and won
usl.n
''sce'' cried Lad, Winlfrei cxul.antly
"lsEk I. with her. She
Stop .hriekol the deaf old Mar.
,h.5B';s - H"iehN"rii. That girl
Lady Betchwcrth'' cried Dora
AEhasj
she did' She ana" sguciled the old
woman Il saw her"
LADY Betchwnrth, exclaimed Lady
winifred this l. outrageous / must
You arc right thuLdrrel a voice
behind her II BE- outrageous and tho
'Hult b. yours Lady Winfield Crosby.
All ewes turned to Nhrr, Michael VAIN
lis uugainly fnrm uulvsrine with fury.
stood 80 the centre Of the room.
'its outrageous. he repeated. but
Whose fault l. ~ Yours. and vours
alone. who told that pure Young girl
10 risk her soul hy gambling You
Whp wastes plirimrnv and hnis 10 en-.
terrain gnng ~ samb'inE. spend'hrifi
ne.er -do.weels, You. aud you alone
winifrcd Crosby
"Mr Kent. Fa-pcd LADY wlnifred.
her cheek. aflmc With indignitilr.
you ihsili ms -Hrs 's alh ne. Leave
ny NlNNf
NO" shouted Vain. ~ l~ van vho
VII leave IN house this very niRht.
woman; NoI ana your gamblers her,
EVER foot 81 your estate. every stone
~ Nour house. l. MINE"
Are tnu mad
No. I've lent vpu money for ye,r,.
unknown To vou I've given you notice
~ foreclosure. ~ - legal aud IA or.
der. camr here n sec the ufr yau
lead. And I've seen Eighteen years
sgn your father said 90 my brother
Jasper. Won ov, me money lau can't
pay b,t put. siN tie same To YOU
thit night lM.cha,l VAIN"
Jasper hrn HEY mUatc1 LADY
Ninifred. aghas' Then the lights
trcwrl 'o Nhitl istui nor the vn.-cs
n The startled ~, q; faded Zoo an in.
distinct murmc' and LID, Winifrcd
feet
'ro w. Continued
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02

The D0waEcr Marrhiuncss II fetch
worth Deaf 49, e post. ugly IS sin \
confirmed gnmulcr. who heats openly
pt c1rds nnd t.,uscs every one else o.
doing m" same
"plcis.ui sort ~ pnt+In' And the
sldsrls man with the gray hcardf lie
lolks Ike u farmer
"Oh Do came down here with Young
Arthur Dyson. 81 Dyson q Son. Hc.s
% rpluuIl af some suri Ills name j.
Kent. llr u Out 81 place bro 20 crowd Ike
'1E ! d1ut know wn' he came. =
seem. n, IHEoI vuunE byron TO hiring
him here Tor som, unknown reason
ana Niuifrcd said 'Br.ng him along,
tnrrD'F always roam for ono more ~
OAK Dcuc The tall. nan tom, young
fellow IN clerical dress. talking with
bHu Woodbury. IN tire corner, i N"
Rev John ThOrold ne local rector
lie and Dora are houelossiy In love
with each other That tall woman II
Mrs Artillr Gets people inio society.
and all that. Thos two men AZ the
table are Rash Gillespie. the portrait
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02
,AEARI!Sxs1'\
nsAgg]R|lQNR$;EV
4 .6r<AMEelAB BINGHAM. %$yZ

AMI thtt Ig now -" ut-i'- h'f
money ~ mnlcy-.in ne muse hat .f
really mlner he muticrrd
The tlrcurai came hogan.
DO you kuIW' salu the Rev Mr.
Thoroli as Ne ana Dora at uuph-crS 81
boo a darkrneh corner. his II the hour
~ The evening Ike best The rest are
too busy ~ cards tu notice ~
And he Kissed IIo girl, hanl. hc1ind
the kindly shadow ~ Towering plhni.
The inprisDnol lsrd made NJ cnoft 10
escape
Mi Gillespie wants me 10 give him
another Iiilug lnT ms portrait this
gsek. sail bpri, pfcs,l'lt. Y halo n"
go iu his studio MhcnCycr Lady Whit
fred or ny naid II not looking he-hr
mAkcs Violent love % mo
And you dislike that Most girls -
"Of rnurse I dislike H. Jack. because
10, sau n;;; ! .eli him Yesterday
couli never care for him, ana he really
behaved very well lie told me II ever
needed friend ur wanted help ! must
come Ia him-not that ! over shall.