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The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30
Notice of AdmlnlsIl,
WIN AnnsIA |

Letters Of admluisli,,IrISsa =, rsa, ,
annexed on the estate =, 4 N 4, !
deceased, were granted "
the 18th day Of FebrllaIl,s ,,1l,,s,,
court of Laiayeue V'v.s'lss
persons having claims ~. WI
required to exhibit tlsG ,sIa
year after the date o. .,i ~ w |
be precluded from ans y, V, u
and II such claims BE- G!t,n,,os lI,
years from the pllpllSSA'
will be forever barTe1h, 1h,,,,,r,
This 18th day Of Ifer9d,REif
s-ab AdmInistraIo
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Dom Psui Kruger contemplates
coming to the United States TO raise
money for BOer navy. lnasnuch as
they bAvo no sea coast We presume 1t
wouid be necessary TO have ii built op
Uheels
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS MEhANGE.
From Tuesdays Daily.I

From Tuesdays Daily'l
Mr.. Robert Pointer returned las
night from Independence.
Mrs. Chas. Manly returned las
night frcm a short visit TO Kansa
City.
Mr.. G.. r. Alexander left yesterday
evening 10 spend a week at Kings
ton, Mo.
Mr.. Clarence Vlvion aud wife wen
TO Higginsville this morning on ;
short visit.
Mr.. Adolph Luhrick and wife and
children went TO Kansas City yester,
day evening.
A. n r...Ao. ,, ..
Kansas City this morning TO visit
Me- Eokandoffar
Mr.. AL johnson spent Few hours
a.v n Ksnsas Cltv
-
mrs. T. NJ. Wllliamateturn"d iast
night from Galiatin, where sue hds
MI A. a. hatch' prominent
mine owner o Joplin, MO-, spent Tue
day 10 our city yesterday
Rev. Neil Pugsley, Of Carthage,
No., is attending the meeting Of the
Woman's Missionary society.
ma,r,soa ,,osnse ,,.s ,ssnod xas.
,o.daa ~ rnoc"as VIII "a
Miss Addie b, Wilcox, both OF odessa.
ur ou,a, Mo.,,n ,,ho has haa,
,nv,r, po,nr, inss /, ,h,s r,c,nIts .
for some time nast IA onite sict a.
navar ,S ~ W p"'" f A ~
Mira Wad. came nm oa.,erdo .
----s-s-.---. Tfrsssasri,lsp .. -ps.d .
few days visiting her sister, Mrs.
Oscar Andreen.
u, "a paa. INA
has been visiting his brother, Mr.. W.
F. Edwards, 10 our city, returned
home this morning.
ur Chos r,sho, =, A,,.u fa.r
conn,v No mho hos1hosn a. go !is,,ia1 ta1
Rev. H. Hohen wald since last Satur-
day, returned home this morning.
Miss Nav Johpson OF Greenfield
Mo-, who has been visiting her sister.
Miss Carrie johnson, al the Baptist
Female college, returned home this
morning
Rev. G. II. Briggs, presiding elder
Of the Kansas CITY district Is here
attending the Methodist missionary
conference, and Is the guest OF Rev
u c. Given
The Missouri Pacific ia uniting in
a rsck crusher near Lake civ 10
supply the ballast for the new road
bed Of the Lexington, Boopyille and
Jefferson CITY line,
,, n O.,
spending a few days with the home
folks here, left this morning for Kan
sas and Nebraska 10 the Interest Of
Mr.. J. c. McGrew's coal business.
weslsv upohos ,..,o ,.. M,
U,nsviIle uaa hrnna,, s's,' ~ I,oI @ nig'
sas, n,nh, E "a nne'.. o,ousnS o. W Lexington
RIDGE snS ~ Iodoed P' ~ ,s,i oner.n na. olsrencs
S,tb ssIl,n, 1sSt.Lu ~ 'a'l ',,,. Se,e cnargeu
' "''uOu' ''ceuSe'
Miss Sue Daniels, Of Grafton, VT,
came in Saturday night TO visit her
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

The latest variety Of buttel on Tho
Kansas City msrke, was lot Of 1000
Angora goats from Mexico offered on
the market there last Wednesday.
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30
pnRIlInA nAnMINISTRATOKl

BY virtuo Of an order o.
Of Lafayette county, Missouri
March "a, 1901, | have taken q
OF Madison Williams, dece,ss,s dec,,s.
All persons having l,,.. sl,i.,
e.fate are required TO ethlOl w
ance 20 tho admlnistraloi s Z
after the date Of said lensn lenss,
prccluded from any Dene9' s, ,,l \
and n such claims BE- u@ !, Y
two years from the dile d'
will D. forever barred. ,.n
This 18th day Of March w "
SIe.ts PablsS y
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Policemen 10 shirtwaisis will main.
tain the peace and order Of Camden.
New jersey, this summer. The sum.
m,r girl will not have Q monopoly Of
keen. cool garments there.
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

From present Indications Russia viii
have only China 10 70. I'D with In
Mspchurian controversy md thus
means an easy vistory for 4 issla.
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We wish 70 return thus publicly our
thaaks 70 the many friends and aeqasln-
tanees who were 90 kidd TO us 10 our
recent deep sorrow aud bereavement, and
sl'o for the many beautiful toral offer.
ipgs. GusrAv oRuBEa AID FAMILY.
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Another Jig oil gusbur 10 Texas With
q capacity Of $4,000 barrels per day
but Rockfellov seeus able 10 prevent
any rrstrripa avsrvu.e .u tne 7rrse y.
tbs time the Oils get to The coDrumer.
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

When children have eAracbs saturats q
piece Of cotton with BALLARD'B SNOW
LlNIhENT, and place II 10 the car. Il
will stop the pain quickly. Price, %
and 80 cents. For sale BY creushaw a
Young. S.pui
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Baptist COLLEGE RECITAL.

Seldom have the pupils Of the sloeu
tionsry department. Of B. F. O. presented
a better entertain msnt 10 the public than
that which was given In the college
chapel, Monday evening, March 26' The
following program was given;
PROGRAMME.
PartI.
l. 10y Allah..,- -, O.. ..,. ChadWicK
(b) Bonnie Sweet Bessie, Gilbert
Eva Carey.
2. Kuee Deep IN June, -. Riley
Pearl Nicely.
8. Foxes Tails. .,... ...Aoou
Marie Hoyt.
4. "some Of the Speeches Heard at an
Old Setlier's Convention" ',.. Hall
May Coz.
.. Mammyis LII Boy. ...... Edwards
Pearl Strodtman.
.. Zoroaster .....,..,., .,.,. ,CfaWforo
Edith Powell.
Z. .. Lorraine e.........t.. ..' nihRriey
b. Scene 10 sLondon Theatre. Aatsey
c. The Confession ''' '''''' '''.'''
Eva Carey
s. Tsrantells ............''' Aostko"sSi
Caroline Johnson
Partu.
iAcrrARoK-pRrolous PICKLE.
Cast,
Mi,s Rebeoca Psase .LolIie Rigg
Mrs. GAbble, 80. ...... Bessie Mcfadin
Three B. r. @. Girls MAuds MeIntire.
On 2 Vaeation In nsrgaSet n,.I1 ha's'ead'
wy Sosss go" NoI. 80
. , e' '''''''''''' M.sCos
'sse 80 ,.',' '.,..'.'. ..''','i-'so -
.,a' @ 'o'seo. - W .'''',' 'se.s ~. s.sa,~-.
-. - - ~. "s s'p'' '"s" ~ .- .,oan.,
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30
TRUSTEES {

whereas Tilman Kemo,,
kemper, Ils wife. by tbet, !.
trust dated January a id I.
ruAry 3 1856 at s.W 4 m N "
reecorder Of deeds In ssdf
county. Missouri IN hoot 4.
conveyed ~ Oren h. nv
following described rrai ssi,,.
county, Missouri. TO wi.
Part of the west hall oi -,
nine tA), township ftv N
twepty-scyen lg7j west Oh n,
meridian. bounded as follow
ginning At the n0rthWr,l y.
section twenty nine lel NJ
the northeast corner a N
quarter OF said section i,-
thence south aeyenty.fout IA
Of branch. thence with M
the same In the middle 4
menndcrs 10 It's inierseciln I,
bnl-A-Bnr creek At the n
branch thence down MI
creek 10 the middle A
thereof 10 the west llbe a
twenty-nlno CO., thence p,ml
ginning, containing Isl Bsfts
which said deed Of trust aasr
u principal promlssory hos
coupon notes evidenrint
thereon IN said deed dftfugt
And whereas the said p,lasaI
note mainred January II 4
wrlttcn agreement beiW,eu i
said land aud the holder d
time OF payment thereof 10
January lst, 1901 at seyen pf
Interest y. evidenced b oas u
Ana whcreas-rss aid os<l
said coupon note became n
ist: 1901 and still remain usns
Now therefore, |. Uren B'I,|
Aforesaid, Will, az tie feo1s,
holder aud owner of said bO,s,s
ness and following the tern,
trust, proceed to Sell The M
real estate with all appgrI.
unto belonging NJ pubie hi
highest bidder for cash At y
door In the city of LeXlngiOs I
ette county, Missouri, on
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Now that Agunsldo has been cap
ture dwill the people be relieved Of any
of the disagreesOlC stamp lickingi or
revenue puiposes2
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Between the Beers twisting bis tall
aud the Russian Bear slaPping bis
jaws, the British Lion Is having little
OF the conceit taken cut Of him.
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Carnegie for mayor Of New York 10
tha proposition of strong republican
district in thst city.
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30
WEDNESDAY, THE sni

between the hours Of nine ID
forenoon aud Give O'Clock h n
for the purpose OF satisfying q
ness and the cost OF eGecntIas
s-St6 OREN B. TAT
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Col s. J. Huston lsft wednesday evening"
for Kassss CITY TO visit bis daughter,
Mn, A. L. Ysseer for few days.
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Governor Dockeyy with the emphasis
on the governor.
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30
Commissioner Sal.
Valuable Real E.,,,ls !
OF Laf.v.,'

y 9naer aad III pu,.' ~
oreer Y. = ot sale made ss.sats
Wy ,s's, Guy o. ~, Lou, ", " y
~, IN the case \,
trustee ~ g, iof rhonasR O.
y The b. Louis In, = 90
.nnneiee Warren -,
puh case No l,a,l ~
p... penaine In Division a
tIee and order of ~ w
ns.ss F,,csFd y the rooofd,s ~, !, !
epeeiai G. mmissl M, me-
couft In said decree ''s,, y, W
s..u.I ais n partition .. ~ ~
viii on 'u uecfys ;
THURSDAY, THE ~
-, W April
ssu :. ,t at public auction
at INC front door IN "
ieSn q LelinEt0n. \, eo,.s .asSs
ot alssonrL beiWeSSSS SSSIeq Nv
"a u ne forenoon and an 4
~ a.. mat DAY, the foilSSsa
ea1 estate eituaied IN l','. tAs
anu STATE Of Missouri lo., g,
A tAct OF land ,,,.l u
lafayette and STATE 'o.', y, /.
s sol.heass quarter CsEt. n. ~
nall of the soutbwe,, o,,l y
section lnineteen M, Gs,aHs
north OF range tWenn,l,e ,esl|
nftn principal mer5is,r''
i, ih,eeinnlng At the soutSs,.s. =
non tss nineteen nineteen tlsl tbresa' I'M y :
and sixty leo poles ssI'st =
corner; thence VEST Y \
nlnety-nine Qgal Tol.s s''osl
links; thence sour w ~ ~
ll0V poles 10 a stsSe ~ Aa1
thence east with ssid al
sections nineteen M, seghl
one hundred aud nlbs's.a. -.
twenty-five t22) llnis !. ~ 7
talning one hundred @9s ~
slSYsiy-eisht ,4 Ysy hundrediAss NJ \, !.
A tract Of land s,,S. ~
lafayette and state al Nl !
northeast corner Of ss-,,
ship fifty-one (sD. nora e -
~ west OF the fi,S "
bounded as follows: Re.l
o. seruon nineteen M
nine ~ and THIRTY tSG I. ~
s,srs5 enence south
seetlons twenty-nine ~ y
hundred and seyentvE.i,,Is ~ ~ !.
ioint; thence west One X,
= q stone; thence pe,,I ~ /
scScnfy-two l67!J ilnks y |,
Inc ylding sections p,o.,s.. y :
~ f9ence east along .us,7 ~ 4
no0oi links to the pIses ~ !, !, ,
t taining I'VE and seyenty..,vvl1 s. y /
Lots number eight ID, An,
eleven e un Of 81. Thomssss ~ =; NJ
,.,asy ,w.,assriy, IN Lafayette Conn.,, seS
Lots three o., four d, .,.,
block thirteen (i9, Snd iI's 4, \,
twenty three ls3l on N sS.'l ~ Y
aooitlon TO said town o, NJ.
county, in the state Of Mi.s |,
sald property viii bs 49, y;
approval Of the said ci,sSI, ~,
Following terms: '''uA
On third ~ OF the ma.
paid IA cash, and the bsl.,' RSu
lnetallments 10 be ren,sss. -.
the purchaser or purrbss.,
deed or deeds OF trust is,i, ~ I,
payablg respectively in ~ os. :
after the date Of sald ~ M
tno rate Of sir per cent I,' N
eald dste; .he purcl.aserotE " \,
me right and option % ~, NJ \ 4
'" IA
Wsrwick n. Hough. Aito,, Az.
bt- Louis, March isth. S'' isl
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Several good farms for rent Apply TO
sc. Plsttsnbs-s ELIOT,
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PlIBLIC ADMINISTER,

ny virtue OF 90 ordssI s,Us q
made Of record on ~ s
taken charge Of the ''''
decreased. claims
are required to eAhl3,,ns hll.3,,sir q
from any benefit 9l 9,.l,,sS siiti
claims 6o not cyhiblisr. w.. 'ild 4
the dnto Of said lr'''''
barred, us,ch. il
This I'd day Oi Nal
s.pOt "a
The weekly intelligencer., 1901-03-30

Lots number eight a 4, a..
eleven IN Of 81. Thom.s,.s' v, sas VI.
,.,as,s..y ,w.,ayeriy' in Lafayette CONN., ny
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EARN lOT W

1 will sell at Pn,'Tr
The probate coar,, s,ai ,,,oIlspfI
tor, Mo. Aoy 90 Ssi nv
do we'll TO EXAMINE "a
AhmlnInlralor Joha -
The sun., 1901-05-12
6O-62 West 23d Street.

various materials. such as parsley. Jams, Sc
The uses OF eggs for other purposes than
food are numerous Large quantities OF
egg white are used IN the manufacture of
alhnnlen paper for Photographic. purposes,
and the egg white and yolk and products
made from them are very important IN the
manufacture Of mrny dflcr"rt articles
The washing Of new laid eggs greatly
impairs their keeping qualities According
20 Scibel anew laid egg placed In brine made
In the proportion of two ounces of salt to
each pint Of water will at once sink 10 the
bottom An egg one day old will sink below
the surface. but not TO the bottom, while
an egg three days old will swim, just I'm
mersed in the liquid, II more than three
days old the egg will noat on the surface
and If more than two weeks old the shell
will barely dip in the water
As 70 the methods Of preserving eggs the
only one that the Department seems 10 think
worthy OF any great attention is that Of
coating The eggs with watcr-glass Water
glass is the popular name for potassium or
sodium silcate II is a thick syrup. IN the
form for which II is sold for commercial
uses. II is sold wholesale for as little as
hoy lots One part Of the syrup is dissolved
in ten parts of water The eggs are coated
with this solution There is also water
glass powder soluble IN water one gallon
of the solution il sufficient for fifty dozen
eggs IL they are properly packed
Tho statement so frequently made by house.
Keepers that eggs az % cents dozen are
cheaper than meat is true in one sense Not.
of course. with reference 10 the total amount
Of nutrients obtained for the money expended.
but because smaller amount OF money Is
needed 10 furnish the meal. That Is to say,
whereas AZ least one and Il quarter pounds
Of hccf-teak, costing % cents. at 20 cents
pound would be- necessary TO serve five
adults, in many families five eggs. costing
10 cents, at % cents dozen, would serve
the same number and probably satisfy them
equally we'll II the NppctitoS of the family
are such as 10 demand two eggs per person,
doubling tho cost, II j. still 20 per cent less
than ~" steak Many persons eat more than
two eggs al n meal, but the average number
per person, II is believed. does not generally
eVCced two ia most families i hotel chef u
authority for the statement that at least
one. half the orders he receives are for one
egg Frequently when omcets, souffles
crcamod eggs and other similar dishes are
served In place OF fried, poaChed or boiled
eggs or meat less than one egg per person
Is used
II is suggested that the most needed re-
form in the egg business Il that the eggs
should he sold by weight and not by rfumbor
Eggs vary 50 much in size that the numerical
terms Of sale often are unjust 20 either the
mcrC hant or TO the consumer
The sun., 1901-05-12
MENORIFS OF A FAMOUS PIAr.
Milest ones In the History Of ssrdous "Dfplo
macy" as Produced in This Country.

'Thc are somc interesting remnis ence1
suggested by Diplomacy u the person
Interested in stage history SAID thea tire
goer who revrrts foudly always 10 what are
He'd the "palmy days of the drama. "for tho
rlay to New Workers suggests above every
thiuGolso the highest point rel"hed IN lis Ia or
days hy the Lester Wollack stock company.
Possibly in The Shaughran the actors came
~ 10 as a hPh n standard. but for most
Of uS who knew and loved all the plays Of
that time. none other seemed quite as satisiac-
ing ns this Slrdou piece
"Of the actors who played in the first per-
formaucc Of Surdous piece at WaH0ck's on
April I,lS7S Harry Montague was the
frs, TO die His life ended suddenly in San
Francisco ithma short time Lester Wal
lack and Mn" ponisi, " Il Floyd and W.
shannon are dead and Charles Coghlnr. who
was probably the greatest Of Hcnrvs, ap-
pearing first in subsequent revival Of the
play. died two years ago Pearl Eytings
acted the small part Of Mon IN the first per.
Torrance Of the drama Frederick Robin
sou, whr was fre entity seen aftcrward as
Orior atcr returned To ENGLAND to 1--we and
appeared there IN some ut Sir Henry Irving 4
productions NJ the I.y,cum. Maud Granger.
llh'N y N'NNA anu lFINlll'u woman, IS Silll
acting and Rose Cogh1u, the original Zicka.
got 500 the other night Tor reviewing the
hmpir" Performance for a yellow journal
III was not alone in New York that 'DI-
plomacy' made stage history. When in
1879 diplomacy started on its travels through
ia" country. il wa- PLAYED by group of
actors who sub-cquently achieved fame
Maurice Barrymore and his wife. George
Drew, Frederick NHrdc, Ellen CummIns
ana benJamin Porter had the leading roles
AdIfig" Barrymore Wa, hen a hdud,Uua
NouthIul hero, probably 10 better looking
lhhh u" was two years ago in Vanity Fair D
nut by long odds the hands NEST man ou
inc AMERICAN stage lie played JuliGr
FREDERICK Nardc. who was also very per
sohnb" actor was HcurU Georgir Drew
was not beautiful Dprd. because she
never possessed physical lOvcliness ~ any
tine IN her career, and Ellen Cummins at
lhhI llme giving promise of n career which
was n3t subsequently fu lied, made an
nlmlrable Zicku BENJAMIN Porter until
ms murder in Gexns acted OrioF IL was
thAt tragic incident In the travels Of the com
pany which was supposed TO have 50 af-
was spoiled
1t was in March. 1872. in . Texas town
The sun., 1901-05-12

that Mr. Porter was murdered by a rufianly
Marsh al and for several years aftarvard
theatrical companies avoided that region,
especially as the murderer Jim Currie, was
acquitted. Maurice Barrymore was wound f
in tho arm in the struggle and for several
weeks afterward played Julidnwith his hand
IN sling. Ellen tummins had been the
leading actress at Macauoy's Theatre IN
Louisville and attracted there the attention
of Edwin Booth who brought her TO New
York 10 play Cordcl;n In one of his New York
productions Of King Lear Maurice Barry
more had before that time been member
Of AnRqstin Daly's company in New York.
and had there met George Drew, 10 whom
he was subsequently, married
"During that first season OF the plays
first travels through the country IL did not
make the expected impression, although it
was admirably acted by as promising group
as could well have been found at that time.
in those DAYS travelling companies had juss
begun 10 take their place in theatrical mat
ters and supplanted the old stock organiza-
tiOus that had previously supported the
visiting stars who came TO act IN these cities.
The public didu0t take kindly 10 this change
a. ilrst,so the play did not make ia expected
impression.
Times have changed since these carly
days Of SardOu's play and nothing In the
present performance makes me realize that
40 clearly as Mr. Fayershams CONSCIOUSNESS
OF his hrlnd-uew clothes, in contrast win
the quiet. nice distinction Of Lester Wallack
and In a greater degree Of Charles Coghian.
That one difference tells the story as no other
rnrt in tho history Of diplomacy" docs
The sun., 1901-05-12

performance will be for the benent OF the
Jacksonville sufferers
Woolson Morse's musical farce Of Gin
derella at School" win go to the Fifty-eishth
street Proctor house tomorrow J n MeCann.
c,oneertina soloist Arthur Barry. singer the
Mathleus. iuggers. and other speclahs :
VIII appear before after and between the acts
On OF Sinderclla at school" variety snow
One section Of the Proctor stock com
pany will 20 to the l25th street theatre to
enact Confusion" and In Honor Boung
S.lncinnatti, the acrobatic dancing OF me Al,
thea twins and the kalatechnoacope are
some Of the spccialtles here. jess Dshdy
VII head to-day's hill
Homer Lind will head the bill at the Brook.
iyn Orpheum. lie will take the chieI pnIs
IN musical version of the famous COMEDY
stuart T2S Viii appear 'fH'@D ~ bickey' KEY others d
the ~ are Ralph Johnston, cyclist tho
qua or city, Quartet Fred Niblo. NOM monbb-
lqgls.. TIE Nevarros, acrobsts Bessie LAMP
singer. Bruno and RUSSELL, singers hnH
dancers. and Aurie Dagwell In operat'o
y, Mr. and Mrs Mark Murphy in The p,se,, sey-
other announced entertainers are beie
Stewart, Julian Rose. renley and SimonGsi
Fi.ke and McponouSh. Louise Darce ana
Joseph Hart and Carrie DeMar will head
tthne week. bin at tiurtig and Seamoh n
lIllgn Burkhort and Edward llayes III
short PLAYS and Iclma Rawlston IN male I'M
personations are among to-nights enter
tainers
Vaudeville will be resumed at Roster 4
BARS Tomorrow under the new urcCtioh
or Wright Huntington.
. Among the new moving pictures at the
Eden Musee this. week are iIustrations Oh
the recent English intercollegiate races.
Vocal and instrument copccrts and wax
figures are the other diversions there.
Ted Marks's last Sunday vandevliio show
The sun., 1901-05-12
SHE TNYENTS DANCES.
Original ideas That Bring Pin Money to a slen-
der Young woman,

The slender young woman balanced her
self and gyrated gracefully before the mir
ror Presently she stopped short and kicked
spitefully az the cretonne-covered shoe box
It's no use" she said Il can't test It by
myself I'll have 10 get the girls to como in
and soc how 1t looks when It's done right, "
When what Is done rieht'" asked tho
visitor
why that new dance, said tho slim
woman rs it possible that you don't know
what I've been trying to dor
The visitor confessed her ignorance.
How stupid" said tho slim woman
whom do You mean?" retorted the visi-
tor Me or yourself?"
Well, laughed the slim one. Il don't Just
know who i to blame but wherever the
fault lies the result is deplorahla Here I've
spent three solid weeks studying out that
step. Yet after all the thought and physical
strength expended upon II ypu admit thlt
YOU didu even recognZe II a. O t"rp,icho-
reHn stunt This = my first step oi the year
and Judging bv the nanspicious lightning
I'll hav" 10 put In all my vacation ilguring
out new measures if expect 10 be .rady for
the dancing masters in the fail
Tn" visitor looked al the slim woman with
a wrinkle of pcrpleNlty on her brow Tho
slim woman fastened to explain
I'm an inventor. she said. AN inventor
Of dances | devote three or four months
Of each year to III" production Of new ~tcpS.
You wouldn't believe, unl"-, you were ~ u
position to know, how very Obtu~c the mas
tiers Themselves are I'm the matter Of invention.
The majority of them haven't spark ~
originality vet for tho sak" ~ his reputation
Zach feels II his buundru duty 10 ~sEg"st
several now dances at their annual CunNcn-
tlOus Not being ahic tU devise these new
measures for himself, where do YOU suppose
he got, them
From ynu?" hn2ardcd the visitor,
Prom Inp. To bn sure said the slim woman,
SO few new dance, are accepted by the pub
lie that the Hymau, no matter how bgh'-
footed. has no idea of tho great number uf
dances introduced az all Of these COnven-
ton. Very few Of them eyer s"" the festive
light Of the ballroom hut dic an ignomlnious
death right there on the convention iloor.
Mo-t Of these DgTpse- ar" tho oIdren Ot my
own fertile brain and tWinklmg toe ~
"Hut whore do yOu get all your ideas
asked the visitor DO YOU work them up
out " your imaginatiOus"
SON" OF them. but not all. ] travel a
good deal, and make study OF IA" iolk
dances IN different countries. Many pI my
own step, are "a composite of the best part,
of several dances with perhaps the addition
Of au original touch oi my own. There l~n
much money In studying out the ordinary
ballroom dance A person who has enough
originality Ia figure out novelties Tor th"
stage l. an ulChcm-t who can lurn MS BRAIN
into all kinds Of money. Fortunately. ] am
qualified tu give some valuable hints 10 the
professors Of that form of the art 81 ali told
] make Rt least pin money out oi my inventive
genius
The sun., 1901-05-12
aN OMAR kHAiIAM INCIDENT.
Resentment At a singers Blund,r Expressed
nv q " oman in Verse,

At n recent performance Of in a Persian
Garden" before Il Brooklyn Institute audience
the hlsso sololst csSaycd TO sing the couplet.
The Wine Of lite keeps oo1ing drop by drop,
The Leaves ~ Life keep falling ono by ore.
He persisted IN singing The lcavrs of
life keeps falling on" by one very much to
the annoyance nt "a woman who is Fitzgerald
khnyyam wurshlpp"r. and keenlv critical Of
thor" VINO attempt 10 interpret the old poet
~ Persia. Finally. irritated beyond patience.
she took a pencil from her bag and on the
margin Of her programme wrote
THE Leaves of IIfe t,epS falling far away--
some dust that once knew Grammar stlrS ". day;
Ana daisies, growing on Fugerald's grave,
creep OIL and Ihlnd u ls The Judgm DAY.
The sun., 1901-05-12
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