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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
JNJrRED ~ TROLLEY COLLISION.

A defective switch was the cause Of a collision
late Yesterday afternoon between Car No. 2SZ3 and
Car No. 352 of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany. The collision occurred at Harway and Still
well ayes. The cars were coming in opposite d.
rections. The passengers were thrown from their
seats and several of them received slight INJURIES
Peter Peppard, the motorman Of Car No SoZ was
of the scalp He was attended by DR.. Pierce. of
West Eighth-st-, and left for home: me ponce
estimate the damage TO the cars az So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
SOLDIER SENTENCED TO ELNTR4.

James J FINLEY. twenty-one years old. a soldier
Or ne Scandinavian war said 10 be the first
man VINO carried the American flag through the
streets u Havana. while q member Of the 902d
Volunteer Regiment was before Justice Fursman
yesterday n the Criminal Term OF the Supreme
1rt for sentence for ult in the second degree
re vas convicted Monday Of sssaulting James
l. Archibald, u No s. East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
teenth-S-- January q Justice Fursmau
Lfcce1 aim 20 he Elnira RefOrnatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
LIFE POSITION is R4WSOvS REWARD.

Bloomfield, Feb "A (SpeciaD.-James Rawson.
young man employed here private Waterman,
received a unexpected reward yesterday from
Thomas Cakes & Co. woollen manufacturers.
RawsOn during the recent heavy rainstOrm found
the -iIldam OF the Cakes company IN danger u
breaking away He aroused Mr.. Cakes and his
sons They fastened 10 the dam and raised the
food gates and prevented the dam from giving
way. Rawson yesterday appointed night
watchnan for life the mills a salary OF 500
a week Several years ago Rawson lost one OF his
hands in the mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
rR4CK ELEVATION ~ yFW4RK.

The Newark Board OF Public Works viii employ
an expert engineer report whether II is feasible
for the Lackawanna Railroad Company 20 extend
the elevation OF its tracks from the Passaic River
70 the city line at East Orange. The railroad COM
pany has insisted that the Norris Canal Is bar
10 track elevation west Of High-sr The engineer
viii report 20 the Board on before February 2,
and in the interim the Board will take no action
on pending ordinance for a contract with the
sompany for track elevation as far as High-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
ARR4IGNED ON cH4RGE OF KILLING IA

John Colombo an italian, arraigned IN the
Fwen-st police court yesterday and remanded until
to-day for a hearing on charge Of shooting and
killing Charles Meisinger on February 5 The shoot
ing occurred in the cigar store OF John Dreenbach.
at No $50 BushwCk-ave. John D. Reichman, who
was in the place the time. was also shot in the
left arm. Colombo denied the shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
APPOINTMENTS FOR PL4TNFIELD.

Plaiufeld Feb "A (SpeciaD--AmOng the nOmina-
lions sent by Mayor George ". Rockfellow 70 the
Common Council last night that Of former
Mayor Charles !. Fisk president OF the Board
Of Health 10 succeed J. 3. Newhal Mayor Rock
fellow also reappoiHted Craig A Marsh Cor
poratiOn Counsel and the Council fixed his salary
at g. $50 The Council also voted him 800 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
ASKS So. am FOR 4 LEG.

Suit was begun yesterday in the Supreme Court
before Justice Keogh by Howard Williamson eleven
years old through his mother and guardian. Louise
williamson OF No. $40 Nineteenth-st-, against the
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company TO recover $50,
eco damages. The boy was standing the curb OF
the sidewalk al Twentieth-st and Seventh-ave. on
September 25 1899. In sweeping around the cure
the fender or one OF defendants struck the
boy on the legs The wheels passed his left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
No nORE REPLIES TO Old BUILDINGS.

The Jersey City Board of Aldermen Tuesday
night passed a resolution prohibiting the Building
Inspector from issuing permit 20 authorize the
making OF any alterations or repairs any frame
building in NewaTk-aye.. between Warren and
Coles SITS which covers the section where the priu-
cipal stores OF the avenue located. IL Is eX-
pected that this action Will force the early making
OF improvements and the disappearance OF the old
wooden shells. and that II viii be Supplements
by the condemnation a unsafe OF many OF the
Nnrnnnt Wooden sheds used stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
DISCHARGES IN B4HKRUPrCF.

Judge Brown in the United States District Court
yesterday granted discharges 10 twenty-five bank
rupts. among whom were Henry Cranston, hotel
manager. formerly OF Cranstous Hotel. at West
Poiu7 whose liabilities SOS 5J7; Charles s Ken
dali. OF Nc. SIS Lexington-ave.. formerly manu-
faetrer OF sash doors and blinds liza bilires s3S5.
So. Lewis c King. formerly Of L c King & Co,
importers Of varRisEes. at No II Front-st-. Ia
rlities SIS 10 and Joseph z. Merriam, lawyer. Of
No = West -fourIh-st., formerly Of Duluth,
MINI liabilities $50 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
DELTRIOrS NAN LEAPS FROM WINDOW.

While delirious from intermittent fever Aaron
lew A cigar salesman, thirty years old. leaped
from second story window of his home. No. 1O46
Jeerson-ave Brooklyn, to the street yesterday and
received probably fatal Injuries. Mrs Levy had
onIv few minutes before left her husbands bed
side to 20 into the kitchen At 81. GATHERINGS Hos
initial II was found that he had sustained Internal
Injuries and probably fracture OF the skull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
CHECK FOUND IN STOLEN LETTER.

Harry Wright. twenty years old, Of No l9 Bow
cry the alleged letter box thief. arratgned yes
ter4zv in the Essex Market Court. On Friday The
prisoner wiu be arraigned before United States
Commissioner Shields. The Government detectives
suspect that Wright is a professional letter box
thief and that he an associate OF Davis. alias
Reilly. arrested q week ago after stealing nearly
seven thousand letters from letter boxes in the
downtown district One of the eighteen letters
found p Wright's pockets contained a check fer
SIS. which rad been mailed by Russell q Irwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
MAY HAVE BIG TENT REVIVAL MEETINGS.

The Executive Committee which is al the head
Of ,e revival efforts now being made IN the four
+as,, districts into which Brooklyn had been d.
vided for evangelical labors is considering sert-
ously the holding of big tent meetings In the sum
NOR The Executive Committee viii meet this week
~ make ARRANGEMENTS for the revival work next
month Al this meeting the subject OF summer
r4oo will he discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
DEMOCRATS HELD 4 POINT.
A LICENSE REFUSED TO A JERSEY CITY REPus-
LICAN IS GRANTED TO HIS FATHER

The persecution by the Democratic majority OF
the Jersey City Board OF Aldermen OF James Con-
molly, a saIoonkeeper, has ended A license has
been granted 20 ConnOIly's father. Connolly IS a
Republican and because OF the active part he took
in politics in the Fifth Ward the renewal OF his
license refused last July
COnnOlyis brother then filed application. but
the license was denied II was rUmOred a Few days
ago that Connolly had made peace with The Demo-
cratic bosses and that his saloon would be IL
censed- His father fled application. and he
license granted Only OF the fifteen Demo-
cratic Aldermen at the meeting voted against il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
It'll az MRS ANN u. sCHoLEs.

Rv the terms of the Will OF Mrs Ann Maria
schoies wife of Frederick Schoies' OF the Eastern
T,s,rtct which was filed Tuesday for probate, an
es+a+s "a distributed which is valued at $4,000 in
realty and So 900 in personal property The personal
1000 ts divided among her children. Her hus-
banS gets a life interest in most Of the real es-
tate Her son James F. Schoes Is made the re
sIdIarV 1egatee OF the properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
4 MEDAL FOR A BRAVE FIREMAN.

Michael Eeslan. Of Engine Company No. g.
,t,a recfnient Yesterday OF a solid gold medal in
token OF his bravery IN rescuing two women from
the Windsor Hotel fire. Heslan. who was on leave
= ta,ca mas IN the neighborhood the time
- - Sra re asrended a FIRE escape and removed
. woman from the sixth floor. Hesan then went
- - ~ ton az the fire escape and caught in his
arr1e = woman who was about TO Jump from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
INJURED BIZ A TROLLEY CAR.

Carl Jacqueman, thrty-three years old, living at
No. 1924 Coney Isand-ave., while driving home along
Flatbush-aye yesterday afternoon. was struck by
car No go OF the Flatbush-ave. line near Linden
ave. Mr. JacQueu1an was thrown from his buggy
TO the ground He removed 10 the Kings
County Hospital suffering from q compound tract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
DON'T WANT SERVANTS ADMITTED

There lively discussion a recent meeting
OF the Flushing Branch OF the Catholic Women's
Benevolent Association Among the applications
for membership taken up al the last meeting were
two from women employed as servants Those who
opposed the admission we're women who themselves
fer redf 10 a mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
SAYS QUEENS SCHOOLS ARE BEST.

The Queens Borough School Board met at Flush
ing yesterday and elected Commissioner Patrick J.
White, OF Long Island City. president the Board
James s. Power. OF Woodside, was elected vice
president COMMISSIONER White said that superin-
tendent Maxwell had recently told him that the
Queens Borough schools were the best in the civ
and that he intended TO try 20 bring the standard
in the other boroughs Up 20 that In Queens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
DON'T WANT FREE MAIL DELIFERY.

A number OF business men living in the fnu1edf-
ate vicinity OF the Summit pOstOIce are opposed TO
the Introduction OF A free mail delivery system
There are rumOrs OF calling meeting 70 consider
the advisabiity OF opposing the matter II is urged
that the free delivery has proved disastrous 70
established
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
PArR0LMAN REED DISMISSED.

Policeman Charles C. Reed OF the Iee-ave sta
ton, dismissed from the police force yesterday
afternoon by the Police Board. The charges were
absence from rollcal and improper relieving on
troll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
SHEET IRON WORKS TO START Up.

Phnlpsburg, Feb Il (SpectaD-The American
Sheet Iron Companys plant in this city. which
has been idle since last December. will be put into
fun operation Monday. giving employ ment 20
a large number OF hands. There is a movement on
foot TO have the plant increased about five times
its present capacity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
80 HOR4RT nEM0RL4L FrND.

Paterson. Feb "A (Spec!aD.-A check for 500 was
received here to-day from General Russell A Agsr.
former Secretary OF War. BY Treasurer Piaget. %
the Hobart Memorial Fund Leopold Meyer sub
sCribed &25. making The total 9.leL5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
ASSIGNMENT OF GLASS co. SET ASIDE

Justice Russell OF the Supreme Court, has set
aside the assignment made BY the Foote & Thorne
Glass Company. dealers in window glass. formerly
q Nos e1s and Z1s Wooster-st.. March Is. 1898
- John < 3 GARRISON il the suit OF Frederick
4 Crersau. creditor for ST-644 and has appointed
William H Ricketts, receiver. The liabilities OF the
company were 81. SO and assets s9,224.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
IMPORTANT TO TOWNSHIPS.
Committeeman NOT TO BE LEGIsLATED
OUT OF OFFICE
THE BILL PROVIDING FOR NEW BruDISGs ~
NEWARK AND ESSEX COUNTY PASSED
BIZ The SENATE

Trenton, Feb. "A CspeciaD.-The COMMITTEES On
Towns and Townships introduced bill in the As
sembly to-day which amends last years general
township law in several important particulars. II
provides that all township COMMITTEES men shah
be permitted 10 serve out their terms Instead OF
being legfsiated out OF Office this spring. d.
rected under the general act in question and that
IN townships where the committee consists OF i've
members whose terms vary all shall be allowed TO
serve until the number IS reduced TO three
The demand in the northern part OF New-Jerssy
for another State normal school has not died CUT
but it is questionable II a bin introduced BY Mr.
vdes for such a school IN Newark at a cost NOT 70
The House passed the following bills Enabling
Camden 70 fix the rate OF discount 70 oe allowed
OF the Treasurer OF Montclair 10 s26S a wear:
authorizing the Board OF Freeholders Of Bergen
County 10 hoTrow money 70 meet contingent ex-
PRT Safs BroylaiHg pension o. 500 month fog
arms blown OF during a reception 20 Admiral
sampson requiring certificate from The president
the Secretary Of state when the capital stock OF the
was advanced 20 third reading. after the amend
by a close vote
BILLS IN THE SENATE
Among the measures passed by the Senate were
the several bills introduced by Senator McCarter
providing for the erection OF new city and county
building in Newark One o. The bills is general
buildings either together OF separately. while an
the extent OF s. 500 coo 70 eres- a cirv San -
senator Evans's bill allowing Atlantic City 20
passed.
President JOhnsOns bill authorizing the Bergen
County Board or FreenOiders to borrow money in
anticipation II the payment o. there having
was passed
Inc senate confirmed the appointment OF George
W. MACPHERSON as Judge o. the City District Court
OF Trenton Mr. MACPHERSON was Speaker % -hs
House Of Assembly two years ago and is City
Solicitor.
These oI!s were introduced in the senate By
senator SCokes-Anending the act providing for the
taxation or property in cities. bOrOughS townships
and other municipalities Also providing for the
settlement and collection OF arrearages OF unpaid
taxes assessments and water rents
BY Senator Francis-Ena5linE lawfully qualified
physicians and surgeons practising in other States
and applicants who have matriculated and received
the degree or NJ d. from registered medical col
Iege 70 receive upon payment OF S15, an indorse-
ment comforting the same privilege state Board
license Inc act applies especially % those who
have served as surgeons in the Civil or Spanish
The Legislature adjourned until next Monday
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
A Bust OF HOMER F0R RUTGERS.

New-Brunswick Feb. Il tSpeciaD.-Presi5ens
Austin Scott % Rutgers College this after
noon received from Dr. ]. Ackermaa Coles. or New
ark an offer 70 present the college bronze
copy OF the bust OF Homer The proposed git -
copy OF the celebrated bust OF Homer that adorns
the Gallery o. the Louvre IN Paris and VIII prob
ably be accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
BLOONFIELD 1901 RoNDs 4N4RpEp.

Bloomfield. Feb. a (SpeciaD--The Board OF Edu-
cation last night awarded the issue OF per cent
school bonds 70 the amount OF $4,000 % Dick Broth
ers. Of Philadelphia whose bid OF S543sS - S74
higher than the highest bidder Thompson.
Tenney & Crawford. OF Nev-TOrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
SALE OF JOHN NJ COyKLIY SONS ASSETS

Al the first meeting OF the creditors Of John M
conklin g. Son on Tuesday afternoon, George W.
T7esrrvs receiver stated that the proceeds OF the
sale Of the firms assets amounted 70 about $500
% uhtch over eco is deposit In the
Hamilton Trust Company. Il is expected that the
creditnrs VIII receive about ~ cents on me oo-lar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
GEORGE B. J4coBUs FOR PosTH4sTER

Caldwell. Feb. Il CSpeciaD.-The Republicans OF
this place a meeting held IN the Borough Coun-
Gil Chambers last night settled the contest over
the pOstnasrership which has been waEing for
several weeks by naming George 3. Jacobus-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
ICE TRUST FORHED At PATERSON.

Paterson Feb. Il (SpeciaD.-At the County Clerks
Office this morning the articles OF the Paterson Con-
solidated Ice Company were dled The trust COM
prises all the local dealers and will control the OUT
put in this vicinity. The company is capitalized ae
$50 00O Sheriff Peter r Hopper IS the president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
Ms. A. NIsBETT DEAn-

Mrs A Nishett died her home In Jamaica NJ,
i Tuesday She was upward OF eighty years old she
had been living with her daughter. Mrs. Beverley
n Belts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
FIRE oFFIcERs ELEcTED. IL P4ss4Ic.

Passaic Feb "A tSpecian.-The annual election %
the volunteer Fire Department was held last evsn-
ing Philip Van Ripper Post was elected chief en-
gineer and Richard Baker was elected assistant
chief engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.

For more than year the Democratic Com
mon Council Of New-Brunswick has refused to
carry out the provisions OF the law providing
for the redistricting OF the wards OF that city.
The present apportiOnment IS VIGOROUSLY unfair
and unjust. but the fact that it has enabled
the party In power TO continue 10 govern the
city made the Democrats reluctant to relinquish
their grip The case taken 70 the courts.
and at last accounts stin pending in the
Supreme Court. The Democrats had been
warned that a new bill would be passed which
would enforce the redIstricting @; the city with
out the consent OF the Common Council but the
members still declined 20 enforce the law Now
a bill has been introduced into the Legislature
and passed by the Assembly which provides
that the Mayor Of the city shall appoint COM
mission Of three citizens 20 do the work Of redis
tricting. The Mayor is a Republican, but he is a
conservative and judIcious official who viii en-
deavor TO select a commission that viii make a
reapportionment satisfactory TO the citizens and
not palpably unjust 10 either political party.
BY the way if Mayor Williamson would accept
the Republican nomination for Senator this year
there appears to be little doubt that it would be
rendered 10 him
The Sixteen-to-One Democrats OF Elizabeth
indignant over the fact that they were not
invited to participate in the Bryan meeting at
PIainfeId last Wednesday 1t IS not so much that
the Bryan and Sewau Association Of Elizabeth
is the oldest and most loyal in Union County. as
It is that, they say, men who were disloyal 70
Bryan in 1896 were invited 70 seats on the stage
az Planheld. II is not often that the Elizabeth
Democrats complain that the Vaccinations OF
other Democrats more than a match for
their own, but in this instance James E MARITIME,
the Farmer Orator" seems TO have 'trun them
down" It is this belief that gives credence 70
the rumor that the Elizabeth men will make an
early opportunity 10 take a fall out Of Mr. Mar
tine. Meanwhile. the factions OF the two cities
Will permit their troubles TO simmer, although
II must be admitted that they are dangerously
near the boiling point.
The proposition 20 have some one who knows
something about birds and animals cOdify the
State game laws ought 70 meet with favor
There are good many men in New-Jersey who
do not know a quail from a bobolink, or
beagle hound from a rabbit at first sight. and
some OF these men regularly get into the Legis-
lature. In the woods they frequently shoot the
dog instead OF the rabbit. and in the Legis-
lature they use their votes quite promiscu-
ousIy as they do their guns in the field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
BOOMING HOME PROJECTS.
tlanta Constitution

From The Atlanta Constitution
AZ the risk of touching upon what might be re-
garded as advertising matter present herewith
a lab bel which goes with each shipment OF a GER
tain article me nufactured in this city:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
SLIGHT PANIC IN HANOVER CLUB.
CAUSED BY A FIRE WHICH Is QUICKLY Exr1N-
CI-TSHTD

small fire In the basement Of the Hanover
Club, Bedford-ave. and CIymer-st last night
caused slight panic among the women who were
ching with the members Among the members
VINO played the part OF rnpromptu ffremen was T
= MoAenhauer. The FIRE soon extinguIshed
= ne cause Of the fire said be a defective
nue.. Ex-Mayor Wurster at time the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

-eoaies Of the Acme Soap Company. OF No.
Feafi-s1 shog liabilities Of 81 s74 and assets Of
= 81 y accounts OF the liabilities sJs sos is due
s-.l-rf r trNin. % Glen Ridge y for cash
~ and salary = president. -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
BRIGHT BITS.

What makes you look so unhappy. lit.
No boy?"
Small BOY CsohblnE). Nobody never calls
me good unless am a-doln' somethin'
don't Ike 70 -1ft-Bits.
Calculated 10 Please. Dolly is your
new young man intelllgent2"
We'll. pa. he's just about right; he
Doesn't understand politics any better
Than j do Indianapolis Journal
Mr.. Hardcase." said the minister. II
saw your son IN a saloon yesterday"
Did youe" replied Mr. Hardcase: Il
hope he had the poltoness 20 ask you to
have something Philadelphia Record.
Hardly the Thing 10 Do.-'If was
Louise ia be ashamed"
why"
Shes member Of the Audubon Club
ma yet she has her bedroom fitted out In
bird'e-eyc maple ."-Chicsgo Record.
We Are a Busy PeoDle-scene. Rome
Delighted to meet you In Italy. Miss
Benedict"
"Miss-ehi you have not heard OF my
marriage. I am OF my honeymoon"
Indeed Where is your husbandg''
"oh. I left him in New York: ne was
to busy to come along Harlem Life.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Prince Tnokl. the nf,ecn-yoar-old son
Of the King 81 Siam. who has been study
Ing az che Chartorhol.e School ia Lon
don. has been recalled 20 siam, much 90
lis regret Tor Doe aus groWn 40 be very
fond u The country ana its people
The House OF Commons has los, three
~ rs best chess piayers-Horace Plum
kctt. A. strauss and j. Howard Parneli.
brother OF tho late lrisA leader All
three took part IN the matches which the
House has on several occasions played
against the press gallery, emitting. how
ever last session. when members were
too much unsettled by the prospect Of a
general election 20 think 81 such frivolity
as ohess. MIR P,uukeu was the captain
Of the Legislators team. and the most
Euccessful Of their number for he always
won. but Mr. Parneil was not "a bad sec
ODD.
Tho late Charles Dudley Warner not
only took an active interest in the ex-
plorations In Egypt. but he was the one
honorary vice president OF the Egypt
Exp,orntion Fund both tn England and
America. tie was nominated for tho
office by The Rcv Dr. vs.. c. Winslow. OF
Boston. WHO had previously nominated
George William Curtis 20 succeed James
Russest Lowell IN that cfliee DR. Warner
who received doctogates from Hamilton
College and tue University OF the south
save much space tn hts Worlds best
Literature 20 the writings OF the earliest
Egyptian authors. ard his MY Winter
on the Nile also shows his interest in
Egypt