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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
H0TET HET HTTkRS.
Human Absent Atadedsess Mak~ nsn IN.
portAst Memhers 81 the st.G.
Fton Is, N.v OrI.an. T,r... p,roerst

From tie Esv Orisans Tunes Deroerst.
-Our key filter ID one Of the most important
man on our stan said the manager ~ .
large New Orleans hotel. He Is kept busy
every day OF the year. and someumes he
10 80 rushed with work that he has to call
In an assistant. II 10 no eTaggeration to
say that he average from twenty-five to
thirty KEYS = day
But ! ~onld suppose remarked . listener.
that even q big hotel would acquire . sur
ndency Of keys in the course OF lime
so It does replied the manager. ~ the
public would onlv let IL keep en-; but II won't.
II would astonish anybody not In the bust
ness TO know how many guests walk on with
their room keys when they leave the house.
When the average man sets ready to de-
part he packs his vaIIss. locks his door and
then goes direct to the cashiers wicket to
settle his btu. Whsn that Formally 10 at
tended TO he Is generally 4, a rush TO sc,
TO the depot. and Is quito apt to forget thu,
be has omitted to return his kew at the clerks
deck That. at any rate. 10 the way I &C
count for 30 much absent indednsss on
the subject. The clerk doesn't discover
that the key 10 gone until the chambsrmad
appies for ~ TO clean w the room. which
10 probably an hour or two after the guest
has taken his departure. Then nothing
remains but 10 call In the KEY after and tell
him TO prepare y duplicate.
Formerly tho hotels tried to guard against
this innocent kleptomAnis. the manager went
on. by having ther ksys made very large
and cumbe roms and attaching them to
enormous metal ,axs. the Idea being TO rsnder
IL impossible TO put them In ones pocket.
TO that end they we're probably q success,
but thew were such an unmiueated nuisance
otherwise and guests complained SO bitterly
at the annoy apoe OF handling them. that they
were generally discarded. You will suil
find tho plan popular 10 the country. hove yer,
on the premises. and only a week or 90 ago
dropped into a quaint little establishment
where the keys were attached TO brass disks
fully a. lsrge As dessert plates and serrsted
at the edge IKE circular saws ~ present
chsck. stamped with their address and . re-
quest to forward through the mails IN a,ci.
dentAlly carried on All thatis neoessary 10 To
attach, a ,three-cent stamp. to the tag and
ATTY takes the trouble
but, aside from the room KEYS carried
away by guests, = vast number OF all kinds
to oblivion ths, eiIstip ali large hotels They
vanish. aud that's the end Of it-ksys 10
furniture. wsrdrobe keys closet KEYS. hath.
room keys. KEYS TO the helps lockers, padlock
KEYS from the outside store big coal.
imaginable are. share and style They a..
continually missing and have to be replaced
Is carefully ticse,sd and laid away 10 : dave
; ;s, s. ap n Th :HAi hs sSsps sca. s 20 ,S is'I ,n sS,s0 n
Loaf rlns. last seasons birds nests and the
SHOWS Of yesteryesr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
Hfvo sDwAKD 1857 ~ HIfSon
A. i-.smss H~-'os.e u. n-u rr,-c. 81 v.,.s
TO ui. y ri-ods

~ Fep : SONS inter
ssuns anecdotes ~ Fisard VII "a ,oli
bJ q prominent man o. THIS Stv. under sho,e
personal obesTvauon thew csm. whom the
Prince ~ Wales vtst~i thi. country under
the r'le Of Lord R-rsre~ n was iu tho fan
Of 1900. and ths Prince with \ party Of 81
Louis friends invaded This stale for the pur-
pos Of shoornz prLr.. chickens
Hs sisce>s IN basging game quite carried
the Prno away. n~surauvsly. aud also. lit
efally. durns on. hunt. Tor b. Nas spon
Lost from both his friends and atten dauts
in a country totally 4nAno~n 70 hm When
hs finally realized the tact he attempted 20
r-.rsce hi, steps. but sven A, servant who
earned the game for him Sss noSher. &,
10 seen. striking out toward the sy'uns
sun Ae determined 20 reach somo sort OF
habitauon ~ quickly A. possible IN order
that he mi ght req. h Bree--. clinton county.
lhe party : headauarters. before dark
lie w.. quite worn oug whoa he came anon
q Sc1toh-lushmsn ~vloushins IN a field Ire
Prince approached t.m. and commanded
that he hitch his horses az once 20 TIE nearby
wagon. ana drive him as speedily As possible
The man stopped. quietly took a guid u
tho prlnceiy feet. and ukins another chew
stared In Amusement.
the rnCr 1t is nOt 30 FAR 10 Rrre-. that
youI horses would rot make the Tip ~ IT,
Faith. All nary a that -or hut "a 10
business ] have sot Ia brvese The day
But man, it Is iInrorssni th1' should
t- there without DELAY, as have 10 dssrs
o. be out here after ushul
Faith. an | am sorry Tor that sor Nid
the lrtshman, viewing hs Royal Hishness
With Increased suspicion
PERHAPS. said o., Prince h~aushttlv. but
With q suppressed smile hoNerirs about he
lire, you do not know tla' Nuu are rsfustAg
IN IN n y Al - fAr an y ~ gl.h f-NDlNnl III
-Shurc, an that . nath-I her nor there 70
re. sor We are a., un the sane footing in
this country. cor II you want me 10 take
yoy u heesr show your esd
Finally reRltying Nbat h. meant nv Nad
tas Prince thrust h. hand In BIS pockrt AID
drew OUT q NVe-dollar hil That s,tUAd 10.
Title NJ no title. the road \ ~. opsn ~ Rreesr
Climb In. psrdnet, Ss'a 'hc lrishnsn. AS
he hastily FAST, ned his horses to the WAGON
On the road the Prince chatted Familiarity
with his grot.sque ard original Trend. pass
ing. a. he afterW ard rem Ntked, one OF the
moot amusing hours Of his tTip.
The Irishman was delighted, ard his pre'u-
dice gains Titled heads VA raiidly dimln-
ishing when as th,y csme IN sisht OF bross"
they met several ~ the party In quest ~ him
Getting out q the wagon and mouEtigs the
turuei % his rev friend and said My good
man. when YOU return home Jus, 'An YOUR
wife that YOU drove the Prince OF " al-s into
Bresss
Vel. faith said The I-ishman, shifting
his line into hts left hsnd. an that's a good
one Extending his hand 20 Wales he said
with a grin SHAKE. Prince or no irinS
these psuts again Jest drop. IN The old
an would Ia. nNNeTful glad 10 sps We
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
A Jack Rabbit Outruns . Grryhos.A.
k'ro~ the L<.'soioy Herald.


4 Jack rabbit-Rrey hound chase. with a
carload OF coal as an Involvement resulted
IN much interesting sport for q party Of gen
tlemen who assembled at the Jack rabbi,
park 81 Gen " II. Gentry on the Russell
Cave road. 90 Wednesday afternoon.
Gen Gentry has a rabbit vhich he has
named Teddy Roosevelt and which TIE
General considers as good q. racer as ono
can hnd on the rabbit turf. Mr. A r Hutch
craft Of Barbourvi,le, Ky. general manager
OF the knoH,Gem Coal Company, has an Inn
ported greyhound which he thought could
outrun TEDDY Roosevelt. Re wS willing
- back his Judgment by an offer OF q carload
the match, and the two, With FoIH II Camp
81 Knoxville, went out 10 Gen Gentrv's place,
where the chase was had In a twelve acre
feld TEDDY, Roosevelt" was started on
with the greyhound AFTER him. hut Teddy
AWAY. remained In the lead, and after fully
exhsustins himsslf In his efforts TO Ian a
upon the rabbit, the greyhound abandoned
the chase and the GENERAL won the cariosd
Of coal Az all stages the race was beautiful.
and the vatrhers could scarcely supprsss
their enthusiasts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
~ PEAR or 4 HAUNTED can.
TIE Ghost d . Man the Car KILLED IL Seen ~
MANY Persons.
Fro-, ns Ch,eaeo T,rt'-H,-oid

FROM ne Ch,easo T,rt'-Re -o'd.
Tho ghost Of motor car 7T Of the Metro
pohtan Elevated Railroad vi not down
The hair on the heads of half the motormen
OF the line stands straight M when the sub
ject Of the ghost Ia preached. and II motor
car 7c7 10 not retired TO the Junk pile there
10 uksy " b a stride on the road.
The car 10 tire one that killed a man named
Cummings about a week ago at the Halsted
street station. The body was frshtfully
mangled and thrown % the street. but no
ono has been found who saw the accident or
Who can tell how ths man came upon the
track. The following night al u O'Clock
the shost appeared. and II has been very
mucn In evidence ever SINCE. according TO
de belief 81 = sore OF Metropolitan en-
Iloy.Ss. y Who tSoi nav away 's ,S.,r " Bread. ssAFd h'hs'
Yesterday a number Of motormen refused
pcintbi,nE TO take out motor 7s7 and voiun-
rhlns on the Logan ,Squsre and .Humboidt
Park divisions During the nrst, few nights
Of The ghosts NE. It Appeared only while tie
car wa. sng5 sr"n' ps, 19d o",SG IL. "a;
morning the employees oi tho line AT the
Logan square station were startled hv the
in,1 BE t%a,rnnal conductor = \ O'Brien
was in charge Of the Tram and Motornan
George Barron vas az ne ever 4 tls car
then the sharr clsn gins Of a gong was heard,
snnarenIy comins from = point sryerai
hundred feet away from. he structure.
ON The next run as the train passed N.
Ia sted .,re., station tic trainp.n aver
,hs, the car suddenr grew A. cold - ice.
tina, the li-hu became a pale blue. and tina,
the ghost daried across the track. while a
faint rng!nS ~ a sonS Va. heard
vardrnasier Pelican n tho Lawndale ter
minal has seen and heard the ghost. So
have Notormen I'd Hogan, Al lswters,
novney. McNultv, O'Connor. Rakv and
Hutchinson Guard 0'Reillv was frightened
At IL alec. and Guard Darby iei' its chill upon
him. The switohmen and couplers refuse 10
60 under the ar. and all employees who can
do 80 Zee A. - spprosch
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

The stranger in China Is struck with the
number Of c.aldren that he sees wearing
earrings On invssiis alton he hnds that
most - thorn are boys As the grown boys
ard the men do not wear earrins - the str anger
inquiries why the little boys wear them TO
keep the spirits from carrying them OF nays
the Chinese philosopher The stranger asks
how earrings will keep the spirits from cary
IN, tho children ~ and he hears this The
boy is thu greatest blessing thst heaven can
send The spirits like boy babies II Is
natural that thev should. everybody lttes
them Very often II thu boy babies are not
watched closely tho spiriis who are cor
startly around grab up the unmatched boy
hahe and carry him ~ 10 their home Girl
babies are not such blessings and the spirits
care nothing FOR them The earring 10 a
feminine ornament and the spirits know
that. ,o,he Chinese mothers have the sa-s Of
their hoy babies pierced. and put in huss
earrings when the spirits ara around look
IN. ',r boys ihev will 90" the earrings ard
he fooled into think ms the BOYS sr- girls ara
viii pass IN ard not trouble them
i-atir. Of Penn IL ire vast nun Der Of
Cows thst sre u he seen Literally there
are millions Of them Thew are everywhere.
They sre almost tune. They hon along The
uouna near yoW fss& 1Asy sssn - AAvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

Vow p us SEQ sad sir Rohe-, Hart,
iead ~ the Chinese lmreuN Customs. or
The I c ~ hr is known hero lie, US see
about this r%RrriiNr ~ China question The
Chinese WORSHIP their ancestors No mstter
Row hr nav stand Otherwise IN religious
,nhj acts No wor~htp- his ancestors II
'ememher nv Rthl- reh'lv. u says Honor
nv father and thy mother that thy days
NAV he lons In the land which the Lord thy
God siveth thee And II I read nv history
'ish, the Chinese empire has lasted lonsest
81 snv On earth u certainly looks a. u
'hs, promise ~sS being flhlled for the
ltsthen. doesn't ~ They sLl worship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17

TlgNt 70 REMAIN On VIM pTvtnlSrs III , NJ tD0
morning These cafes. which are often
Ia cellars. are not counted as night lod sing
houses. and may. therefore, harbcr Just
~ many beings as can squeeze an entrance
In the winter there will sometimes be In
one foul. subterrsneAn den a. many as eighty
miserable. ill-clad. dirty people. men and
women aud children huddled together ON
the Moor He Is counted happy who can
rect his head against Ia. wall out OF reach
Of later corners. and so get a more certain
sleep AZ 3 o'clock tho evil-looklns tribs
Is all cleared out TO wander round the streets.
begging or stealing or trying In some way
to earn the few sous ths, will buy bread
and the same refuge for the neH, nj light
For other than strictly ofnoih purposes
the agents of the public safety are often
on eIc~llcu, terms with the dwellers in those
dens Of iuiouity The King OF Greece, TO
his srea, surprise. learned that fact whom In
Par. last October He had = keen deelre
To explore the DARK aide Of Paris. and went
IN II Iepine TO set the assistance OF tho
prefecture
1 want to zee everything he said. the
very worst that Paris has 20 show
The p~refec, did not half enjoy the pro-
position. For ordinary individuals who like
10 pay for special police escort there V little
difficulty. Hut a kInS IL a risky sort Of .
person 10 have on ones hands st the best
o. times. to take the responsibility Of having
him pilo,ed through the murderous end Of
the city did not APPEAL To the project. But
the king Vas obdurste. and kins-uk.. had
his way. 4 sergeant In uniform and two
armed agents In civil ATTIRE we're told Oh to
show King George and his intendsnt. Col.
Thun. the sishts ~ the Faubours 81. Denis
late one afternoon. IN go dirty vine shop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-17
ODDITIES or LIFE IN CHINA.
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James Brown. of Putsmouth, Va
over 80 years of age. suffered for
years with a bad sore on his face
Physicians could not help him. De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salye cured him
permanently. b. II Bieber and
Hartz & Whenever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-05
WEATHER WE MAY HAVE

Unsettled, With ShO10erS and
MuRderSt0rMiS tonight and
probably MHTSday;; cooler.
J. 81. SHERIER, Observer
Temperature at Z a. ~. IS,
at $50 D. III. II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-05
THEY MUST co
AtAdams, sale.

Those 50. "a and IS ladies' tan
shoes for 81 pair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-29
WICHITA, OKLAHOMA AND
ST. LOUIS
Pullman Palace Sleepers
Reclining Chair Cars
(Scats Free)
ParIor DIV Cna chl

Trains leave wichita 20 aud i0 f5 b 10. OK.
lanoma CITY 40 ,lA "a. m. Arrive ID 81 Lou Is
following morning az 7.2i and evening az g.
Train leaving 50, Louis q m. arrlvcg Wien
leaving 81 Lonis s.i5 a. M, arrives wichita
6;35a. m.
wichita and Oklahoma for ON Frisco points
Further information regarding rates time,
routes. maps. etc VIII bc cheerfullY givcn
signed, IN i8 a plcasure for us "a Lnswer
questi0ns BhYAN sNYDFN,
0eni Pass NFl., 81 f.Ol Is
u.s. DUNN, Dist Pass Agt.wichita, Ks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-29
JUDGE roR YouRseLr.
Which Better-Try an Experiment or
Profit by Guthrie Citizens
Experience.

Something new IS an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement OF a manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement Of friends Is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A Lame, Weak or Aching one,
Would you try an experiment on it?
You will read Of many so called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony
Home endorsement Is the proof that
backs every box Of Doan's Kidney
pills.
Read this case:
Mr.. f. L. Conner, tinsmith Of 1O9
s. 1st street says About two years
ago a pain commenced i'm the small Of
my back and finally became so annoy
ing that advised to use plaster |
tried one. Il did little II any good
and ! expermented with other make
shifts only to find that trouble with
the kidney secretions set in and
knew my kidneys were at fault It
became positively annoying particular
ly at night and always on the outlook
for some means 10 check the trouble
when / noticed in our Guthrie papers
that Doan's Kidney Pills were guaran-
teed to remove such dlf'culties,
went to J. N. Wallace's drug store for
box A continuation Of the treat
ment for some time checked the pain
in my back and improved the condition
of my kidneys so that at present
am in much better health than I have
been for months"
Sold by all dealers. Price 50c. per
box Foster. .Milburn Co, Buffalo, n.
Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no substitute.