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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
THE Girl AND THE PORTRAIT.
An Instance Of the influence Of Heredity ~ a
Picture Gallery.

Doctors disa gree az TO the influence Of he
redity Some hold that a great deal hinges
upon Il Others believe the contrary. some
OF the authentic stories told to eNsmpIify
thi. mvsteriou, bond between ancestors and
descendIuts ara very curious.
There was a loan collection Of old portraits
exhibited in London lately and a young elrl
was among tho Wis tors. She was an orphan
and wealthy, but without near relatives and
was often heard TO complain ofthe loneliness
OF her position
A. she passed through the gallery one par
ticular portrait attracted her attic ntion and
she went back to It more than once. Her
compinion "a In 1t nothing but the common
place painting OF n middle-axed man in tho
costume OF the latter part Of the last century.
1t 4, such a nice kind fs"", said the girl.
rat her wistiully u i%rag're my. father
might hsv" looked like tuat had he lived
4, most of the pictures were tickot"d the
visitors had purchased no catnl"su" but.
before going, away, Miss bought one a, me
sutrauc" and mao" a last visit To the portrait
for which She had ieit = strong An ttra II %.
To her a-touI~hment she found her own name
opposit"to It's number and learned on inquiry
that the original vas Oh" oi her direct an
Cc~turs
icsl phenomcnon happened a few years
ago To- a southern statesman aud i~.HahCl"r
whose family has always been of rank in his
native STATE. This gentleman was over
hauling old documents and letters which
had been stored in a muSty chest for years
aud Intended to publish whatever might I've
Of historic value and interest
To ms surprise h" unfnld"d 4 letter yellow
and tiue--taincd which was written IN his
own peculiar handwriting or seemed Ia have
been written by hun. although the date was
two generations before his birth The sig
nat ure 81 the surname, whiGh was IN" sam"
a. hS own Wa So markedly characteristic
that he go Id scarcely believe" hi own hand
q d not pen the letter. so sometimes
happon. that handwriting as well ~ features
and character u handed down in families.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
en- Notes Of Real luterest.

Queen Victoria revived about ila1. 900. 900 from
the British nation IN payment " her orncisl salary
This would mn ke abou, one hundrd and seventy tons
Of gold In English so,srelgns 81 more than two tons
Of gold fr zach year of her reign.
a gfea, many manuscripts Of Heinrich Heln~. ,ha,
have not been used, with about 1000 letters 10 the
poet. have come lnto tn. hands OF PROT Hans Meyer
Of Leipzig. There ARE 100 sheets u poems. the whole
Of the nrsi drstt o. Alta 1roll' AMI cpnsid .rable
fragments ~ The "Rabb! Won Dhchhrsch.' the "tirst
~andni>sc, the Havreiss,- the "louan'ische Schulz"
and other prose works
Jules iaItl'f. who died recently IN Paris AZ the age
Of ~ YEATS. wioie in collaboration with Michel Caro-.
thr lbrrt'oS Of nearly all a.. French operas that ra,.
been heard In tie uiird States. from "lrS Noes de
ieannct,e" and "Dinurah' a. Faust" "Romeu ct
,I.ll.tte. "Mlsnon" and Hamlet III, published
verses a. the age ~ ~ and was n most prolific writer
and adnp,er Of plays. His Jenny rou'rtr.. VIII.
ten with Decourccli~. was very successful At tn.
time of thu ureyfuS tfiAl be sent "a hts rtSls nation
from the Legion Of Honor. o'vhich he was an urncer.
btcausc the decoration tad teen gwen To- MAJOR
| ~sterhazy.
Mascsgui's "Is MaSrhcf-' has turned out a com
pItts failure. IN spite ~ n, oNtraordiuAfy Efforts o.
MS publishers and press agent, SonIogno. To force
the opera ON the public. u Rome. WHERE ,he com
poser conducted In person. though The audience vas
divided. kissing seems 10 have prevailed, IN Milan.
Turin. Venice. Verona and Genoa. wher, Il was pr
formed In the evening. the nasco was complete A,
,h. san carlo theatre In Naples the performance took
place on the following night. when the verdict Of the
Other cities Was known. and the audience was De
termin.d TO SIT up Ihe Judgment ~ Naples against
tn. res, OF Italy. II applaudtd wherever II could Tor
two Acts. hut ,he third &C, WAS too much and Naples
hlss,d too. II seems 10 he generally sgr-.d that
there ar- good th,nss In tn. opera but the lihreiio is
very stupid. much Of the music ia drsa, and the com
DssW sesou himseu - olhsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
The Man at the Bench .

IrpW ne Z NirQ1o Refo'f
wh,-. the factory wheels ~. turning
And ne yellow globe lights burning,
And the NwAtt mechanics hustle
1'l the sweat begins t. drerch
While tie hMg machines aye pounding
cutting. trimming. stitching. fDlndins,
lrW behold tho lifelong tu>,e
~ the man behind ne bench.
oh. the h-ar NJ trade Is heating.
And ihr hours ~ iahnf dieting,
and ouf product stands Inspection
~, the dsai-r comes 10 buy.
Though tho lightning speed demanded
~ ths WORKER nntnN handed
Might eNrgs" ~ !wpcf'cctlon
To the SgIcTi;cLt"rtS 80
". Door mortal. has MS crosses
In Tie nigh and mighty hug,rs.
Fur hs must vlths,Rrd tacit rhu,,'
And detect each Mn" flaw
Now Within his oNcc blinking
Iis 's thinking. thinking thinking
How to Top an -'tra dollar
From TIE pa roll that We dfnw
Tncr. $40 evl days behind Ms
when w took what vas ASSIGNED us
! Mon rules and front sharing
Marked the tuning 81 TIE tid'
Vet the ho,~ IN Ills position
Knows me Ills ~ competition
which Ms men might NhrIrk from hesr|nr
n they know Inc uiHef side
Though our shoulders may =. bend M
V''N u~utovard fate cNnt.rd'ng,
We hhvc soulful aspiration
rhAt no s'rdid toll can quenchi
W.n'tn insists IN growing or' ne
Power and talent fRrt before uS
But the backbone ~ the u.tion
Is the man beside the h"nrh
PETER GRANT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

Tr,u ~ LCristpn Ercning JotrH0:
Down. Me Feb y Thursday uoo1 the
Bangor and ArooStook train, which was due
hnra Wednesday Wgh'. was ~ u mount ain "i
snow pHr-haIf mile or moro down the III"
4rd six mon aid Tom lg"ios beside, IN" rain
rev v"rri Ctr''rn'o!. a-I Wcr", throughout
~" nu'turul' slado" and tho next Tore
noon \ iadv vhp vas On board. bound tor
Gailfpr! 80 R'teui q funeral, was afraid she
would fail 70 get lHcra ~ time, hut after being
Informed me caskct was on board that very
train and the funeral must nocessarily be
postponed until its arrival she became recon
ciled to her fate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
past Railroad Time In the west.


Tr0W W6 W0Tnfnp UFt00NIn0
Trar1c Manager Campbell has returned
from salt Lake city and tho chief news Of
his trip Is that ms train ran s"'s miles an
hour In an endcavor to make up two hours
of lost time Between Shoshone and Good
Ing. on the oregon short Line. a speed Of rs
miles was attained Then the pace was IN
creased. and between Bliss and King Hill
the speed Indicator showed So, miles an
hour which was maintained for . eonsid-
0Nhls time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
LITE and Death

From ne ao,'r T'1rHrfu
Wv neislbor'~ ndos, SHE Across tie .ot.
400 '"'ist nue. .,iy 2 W.. ", .a', h"'
BrtA-rn u.f homes a. 10 eraly -ro-t rss Wy
And ass Of mutYa. care, ilni rI each dag.
Mhen hy ~'m' : mn, rtNncr
4 chserfu. ne speakS 3'rHU.H earH window pane
From morning isn' /. ,.ln,rr ",,Gsain
Tn. children dance win mr'ry hound and shout
And >lgs,I ;,"t vat c'-I 60 about
~ duty day ~ ia
CENT, Of hear, and fun 81 kindly cheer
Is my good ne gabo' hest 10 know her me-.
And ieel assured her welcome watts 'or a.
\ isroush Ne busy day = moment re-.
rom ca, ma. ~ AN 20 and be
Ana sweet low voice awhile
It's tone. % lat, hnv. held a harmony.
a DEEPER music than the melody
~ h.,y ne: awhile ago one went
out from that home ON. whom the father sen,
As strength and STAY iot he' ir one ver. blsui
Their lives inrou.h .u" aud pain
He vent nor came again
Rp, 10Y N. loved ones left She v.ls,h w.y
Of kindly Ne, with cheer from day to dhv,
Y-, IN her smile there seems diSthnt gaze
Asif she saw the parting ~ the ways
O' ne md death and IN her voice. the lays
That heavenly lvrC' repeat
CIV earthly echo sweet
Th.y. close her blinds Tnty dIap. n''id, her don
he 'reNl EfFfl 'IIIaEN ~ NIN' y 'lN N'n
They placed fur him she loved she doth not sta m
Now weeping by his bier. hut. hand and hand.
They walk together IN the' heavenly land
Where entered Into rest
They live, forever hi"Nt'
I look across, and brush away tho tear
INA, speaks my loss rt not the shadow near
The homes she left hefeAv'd, hide from our sight
a glimpse ~ her ds,r smile. now null ~ light
Win longing sat SNrd oh ut. despite
Dur Snhs. rlay Uur hearts .clr
Her y7'rr IN pFrnS rl,Hf'
lSIpOR n FRpS'H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
Inhuman Documents.

Tro-n M Co-rrr " idor
Here's. ssudal that belonged 10 t-safs mother
And a sl.puet from the ma ~ Ionhusr'
This I0t q hifrh. h.Nsvs No. "a none other
Than caused tn Nli-cr's childish tear. 10 star.
This 'errls WhscE.d ne Father ~ H. Country.
Lord Nrlaln fst the 'e'yor ~ this strap,
Tho eans nr'c shown. 'ts said, mad the enron Try
On Wilr Shakespeare frame y lightly TAP
Then down with the legends and myths Of the past.
Prom BAlmung n foam Aphrodite.
We're getting 10 cold realism at last
These padded the sssH VI Us mighty 49,.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

r. c. u. and 4. q say: In a -four he nded game,
a bare 77O on the slate and = DaTe64O d med
ssu, while { u mrld ~ only, but win all the tricks,
putting them plu. 4 h call game, but [ u bet they
IN gst win a tnck on the next deal 10 order " make good
their neld Of sS0. ana that " 1 ID can get out before
a Is win that tTlck. CD win the game.
Both are wrong ABS meld Is lost altogether.
and when the next deal begins the scores on the slate
must stand Alb. 77o. and { u. plO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

" n sutton We 30 no, know 81 any lis, Of pos
.'hlc Inventions \ uS' 81 desirable invent ons
might he compiled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

- trend writes that Mr. Thomas Adamson,
formerly consul Of RIO JNnsio and =, Melbourne.
may he addressed at CedArtowa. ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

J. ". q. says. In 4 two handed eams. die nonds
are uumps After all tLe catds have been drawn
from ,he stock A leads = small spade, 50 rs 10 put
n IN the Lead. Although Is holds = higher spade
ne refuses to win the NICK. saying he need not head
the tfick Unless ttumps are led.
The ~cond player 10 any ulck must win IL II he
can after tn. stock 10 exhausted. II he has no card
Of the suit led. he must ttVmpt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

Sh.do1 srrh President Kruger Of III. Trans
WAL has not been AIKEN prisoner by the British
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

n. j. n. says. In a three handed game a holds
the hump Sequence sno mrlds II TOT 100. b bels II
Is 1870 oEly.
The meld 10 worth 100. because the msrriag. ran
he laid down nIst and IN. Other carcs Of the Sc
9u,nce added.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

. N'iF. VA - y q WV
'. Pace. .-"i States omitted to hold n me-
'.r . -.ryFco for tho queen Of England. 4
'''' canvass. has failed 10 find one where
D. 49, or woman organization was
.'. .'' 'a.r part. ThcN" services. whether
De- Hg secular. woro managed wholly
%" ,ii .ul - n" speakers wrr" men
fr .." 't'i 'Nii. Victoria "lS 4 woman.
... Nl- u'" ~ N" greatest ~ women,
. '.r'I"- a. wife and mother uut~honc
"''"r- even tho" confederation
'.. '' -.'.''ni 20 permit a tribut" from
" rutu Men are -" accustomed
"'"'rI." all IA" DpuWitt",~. ali IN"
- # ..'l'r, all M" sr"rchluaklng. that
'H' H',IiI - th"W - ~iIUru these pre-
So "I'u women, even when u l. n
" ah, rs - b" commcm"rat"d And
r. appointed Themselves 10 pro-
.. '~Ilngi"- upon TN" royal ruler.
n%.',n"r. hr, rn"v -racion-Iy per
"' .. ..4I'., 90" 90 women 20 ~ ~ their
.'.f l"d hr"ithl"-- admiration.
'.".rHa \sIs rscsut- contained an
,..tl"i IN" Dumb Mll~ 81 the
HN.,I IpInf"d out that men may
l'V"" - -p"-oh h""dusr women
..s.. -n ..''i" ppunriuultv To- exercise
|.Hn REPRESENTATIVES - tho two SEXES
..tN 'ntr'". -sN~ 10" N'ws. and IA"
'.. un np-i uf the talking Any
''" eyer belonged to q club COM
. '.'" NlI mil" AT thi~ assertion
'. .t! 90 form thor own urgaulYatIons,
@ .'"t.- r expressing an occasional
"" htV" j"d~ and lunch son.
IHN" @ -''I.l function Without ~
~". .n.I .uS a. Tho company viii
'' "'.I 'fH Two ~eNH~ dine together
..tH '."r rN'I"d upon for an after
"fti.''' l,t'- the reader recall a
.N.' 80 a.. .iuI. engineered by men.
3D. woman '.' an uppur'Gnt'" - speak
N."s .Iy. -Noin"n would be sur
1T .I'" could 80" IA. men hy 'hcn-
I'I' VIF producing cultural sounds
.'"H .''.E fHN'"- nf u''prauC" from de-
'". 100 ~" 'piuG which would surprise
poo. Hlli bc 20 see men when they N.Ts
fflilHne these cultural sounds. But
fI'lrc race Of dumb males" let him
vs.. 'Le state Legislatures. or the Congress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

J. a. says 4 melds a. kings aud amer . while
lays down the other tour kings. TOT which he demands
sUJ points Is bcss the mold : worth 81 only OF 100
10 all for the two mcldS
II the nr1 four king, are stlIl On the table snen
the second four ar. lad down ,he second meld IS worth
sOO.ot $50 n, the two nrelds II any Of the ntN tour
kings have been played away ~h,n IN. second four
are aid down tAe second nsld = wo'ih SO only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

!. " says 4 bets that II he calls u and tina, upon
Be SHOW ng his hand \ nays, NOu Win. a does
not have In show his hand
Alswrone Both hancs n the call IS, h. SHOWN
20 the Nlard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

rokrr u says suppose tia, 10 dealing fof
The draw a card is found faced IN ths pack. What ts
comes 81 -
II must he treated az n II VET. faced IN ID. at OF
si,lng II to II. PLAYER IN whom 4 woald otherwise
have been deal:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

J. \ srEidv Nr,e John prown, j.. Fac, In
,.r'rfrnce To- John HroV u. ESl. n.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-06

the Independence was practically an un-
known quantity and that all prophecies
regarding the Lawson yacht were unjus-
tided With her great overhang at bow
and stern her shovel bow and sharp bill
Ees. the yacht is CouSidered more OF less
oI m experiment 1t was conceded that
Sire ought to be a flyer in reaching and
before the wind, but whether she aiIl be
good hy the wird was "a question An
other question was regarding her hcha-
vior in a heavy blow whether she would
hold together or pound her frame to piec-
es- The crew Of the Independence. 1t was
said. was not Yet well trained She had
only had her balloon jib set twice and her
spiuna1gr four times.
1t was said also that the Constitution
crew was lot any too Wen trained Yet.
There Vas q great deal of betting last
night and this morning. and the crowd of
Eostonians here did rot allow tho Iude-
prIdeuee end to go 1eggIag- The Con
Sutution. however. seemed to he a slight
fayorite about the club and The street
corners. most of the wagerS being about
IL TO 5. There was no Inclination to re
gard today'S race as u decisive test unless
one OF the yachts was left far behind in
the contest. None of the boats. it IS
said. IS Vet in drst-cl3ss racing JTim-
FOUR RACES Scheduled
There viii lee four races between the
three si1gEe-sJjcllers, all 10 be held under
the auspices OF the Newport Yacht Rae
ing Association. The events after today
VIII be held on Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday Of next week There viii be a
tine limit Of six hours and If n race Is
not finished according TO that It viii be
sailed the following day. Two Of the
80
to windward and return and two over an
euuiIateraI triangle Of thirty miles All
the races are TO %, sailed under the rules
Of the New York Yacht Club.
The offer Of Commodore Gerry's yacht
Electra for use as committee boat was
acct pied early in the week and this morn
ing she put out for the starting line with
Governor Gregory. of Rhode Island May
or GARRISON. Of Newport and other state
and municipal officers on board These
with the regatta committee were the
guests Of Commodore Gerry. 4 special
train from Boston was met by the Fan
River Line steamboat Plymouth, at Provi-
deuce. and one boat which was well
/ crowded. reached here at 10 O'Clock. Be-
sides the Plymouth, several tugs and
yachts took out excu-sionists from New
! port and nearby cities
4 cracking east by south wind was rush
| ing shoreward from the ocean in the ear
y morning. There was nothing gentle
about It and it promised to try out the
three racers, as they had not been tried
out before 1t was not a day for weak
spots in gear or rigging and there was lit
! tie pleasure aboard any Of the racers in
the conditions prevailing outside
According TO the measurements made
yesterday by John HySlcp- the official
Hsasurer. the Constitution allows the In
| dependence y 2-5 seconds. and the Co
| lumbia l minute I6 10 seconds and the IN
/ dependence allows the Columbia 81 10 sec