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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13
RECHABITES' LAWN FETE
ATTRACTS A LARGE CROWD
Excellence of Musical Program Pleases
Visitors.

The lawn fete given under the aus
pices OF the local Rechabites. at Robert
sons lawn, Gas Pennsylvania Avenue
Southeast, is proving a splendid success
in every way There was an immense
crowd present last night to enjoy the
excellent musical program rendered and
there IS every reason 10 believe that
the attendance viii continue to in
crease nightly until the close of the fete
OF SATURDAY..
This evening the Sons Of Jonadab lY5iII
he the guests OF honor and q great
crowd Of them are expected fAmong
those who assisted in the musical pro
gram last evening were
Mr. Artie Burdine. pianist; First
Sergt. Frank Manviile. q veteran % Two
wars and several Indian campo igns, who
gave the 6ugle calls OF the war with
Spain on his captured Spanish bugle:
selected airs on the mandoliI-narD by
Mr.. Lawrence l. Mitchell, the Recha-
bite Glee Club. and an excellent pro-
gram by the Alexandria Mandolin. Ban
10 and Guitar Club. The members of
the club present were Messrs. Jer ONE
Kaufman. leader; mandolin players. D.
E Robey and NJ ". Hancock; guitar
players. " H Jet and Guy Mander;
banjo. C " BTiscoe-
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DISPUTE over 4 DOG
NEARLY CAUSED RIOT
LOttie DinSmOre Grew Dis
orderly Defending Canine.
Cried Murder and Police, and Several
Policemen Responsibilities
Under Arrest.
You give me my dog

You give me my dog
'Taint your dog. It's mine
Wen. I'll show you whose dog it is
Murder. fire, police want my dog. "
This little coIloquy occurred shortly
after O'Clock last night near the First
police precinct station and as a result
Lottie Dinsmore is locked up at the
First police precinct to answer charge
of disordeTly conduct
Shortly after O'Clock the neighbor-
hood was greatly excited by the yeIls
of murder, fire and police. and every
officer at the station thought riot Of no
mean proportions was going on at the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13
MATTERS OF INTEREST
In DISTRICT AFFAIRS

The proposal of R W Henderson. to
kalsomine and paint the Offices Of the
superintendent of Public Schools ana of
the secretary Of the Board Of Education
Tor the sum Of $54. has been accepted
by the Commissioners
The Commissioners have requested the
United States Civil Service Commission
20 hold an examination for applicants
for appointment TO the position of sani-
taTy and food inspector in the Health
Department. 10 assist IN the enforce
Eent Of the milk and pure food laws and
the regulations relating thereto
Michael y, Bergin has been appointed
assistant inspector OF coal. with com
pensati0n at the rate Of 81 600 per an
nun, payable from the appropriations
for fuel. appointment TO take effect July
Is
On recommendation Of the Water Reg
istrar the Commissioners have voted d
refund Of 81 cents on the bills for water
rent against premises 122 Fifth Street
northeast, and 209 A Street northeast.
in the name OF C. A. Shields.
The. Electric Construction Company
recently made application for perm1s-
sion to place a canvass strip. win the
firm name painted thereon. up0u the
fence leading from the door Of 713 Four
teenth Street northwest 20 the curb
The Inspector Of Buildings has reported
Il the Commissioners that this would be
IN violation OF the populations. but that
the sign may be placed on the south wall
Of the building with The consent OF the
owner.
IN ACCORDANCE with the report of the
Computing Engineer. the Commissioners
viii inform Michael c. Nolan that the
alley il the rear Of lot 20 square I5T.
fronting on Massa chusetts Avenue. be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Streets northwest. is a private alley.
and THAI they have no authority 10 es-
tablish grade for the same.
The Commissioners have directed a
refund of duplicate payment for water
rent on premises 916 II Street north
west amounting 10 sos. IN the ZANE OF
z y. Waters.
4 permit wiz be issued to George 3.
Nullin 10 blast with dynamite IN con
neetiou with the work Of grading on pri-
vate property west of Connecticut Ave
nue., near the Pierce Mil Road. unde.
tbes condition that every precaution is
taken to prevent accident or injury to
persons OF property
On recommendation Of lie water Reg
istrar the Commissioners have directed
that a refund Of s. be maGs on pay
ment for water rent on premises 9I2 F
street northwest, in the name Of George
c. BergIing.
At the instance of DR.. Frank Baker,
superintendent Of the National ZooIogi-
cal Park. y s. Cook has been appointed
additional private Of the Police Depart
ment for duty IN and about The Tark
refund OF 8 has been oriere5 b.
The Commissioners in the water rent
against premises 1T0S Q Street f5-thwest
in the name Of Thomas J. Fisher 6; Co
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EMPLOYERS ORGANIZE.
Branch Of United Typothetae of Ameri-
ca Formed by Local Printers

- OA4A4CA " 1~DLe4 A1AlCAS-
At a meeting held in the rooms of the
Washington Board Of Trade last evening
the employing printers Of Washington
formed a branch Of the United Typo
thetae OF America. Of which practically
all those engaged in business in Wash
ington became members During the
evening Mr. Everett Waddy, Of Rich
mOnd, chairman OF the executive COM
mittee Of the national organizatiou
made an address. He outlined the aims
of the organization Mr. John Kurtz
and Mr. Well. OF Baltimore. also spoke.
officers and committees OF the local
union were elected as follows:
George II. Judd, president; Byron S.
Adams. vice president; Franc z. Shiery.
second vice president; Charles F. Crane.
secretary. F. 81. Detweiler, treasurer
Trustees, George Gibson, chairman; R.
Beresford. J. L. ShipIey Executive com
mittee, Thomas " Cadick, chairman;
W J. Wallace. z. z. Rapley Enter
tainment committee. Mark ". Moore.
chairman; Rufus Darby, ". F. Roberts.
" L Wilson
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EXCURSIONS

Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall
at 10 a m; 2,30 and $50 p. II.
Norfolk and Washington line Tor Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk ut SEC p. N
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen and half Street for Alex
ondTia and Arlington every half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly, 10 4, N. TO ?. u.
Chesapeake Bgach-See schedules IN
der Railroads and Steamboat" for
time.
Colonial Beach-Steamer T. V. ArTow-
smith. See schedule under excursions
for time
Bay Ridge-Trains leave 3 & 0. sta
ton at $40 a. n and 4:30 2. m week
days, $40 a. m, 1:45 p. N. Sundays
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MAN FALLS THIRTY FEET
DOWN FLIGHT OF STEPS
Thomas D. Zeale Taken Unconscious to
Georgetown Hospital.

Thomas D. Zeale. Of 1893 Ninth Street
northwest. is lying at the Georgetown
University Hospital suffering from in
juries received last night about S:3O
O'Clock
Zeale attempted to ascend She wooden
steps leading from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal to Water Street, near the
Aqueduct Bridge. At the top step he
missed his footing and fell headlong
down the steps, a distance Of at least
thirty feet.
Numerous sprains. cuts, and bruises
were received. and he reached the hos
pitaI in an unconscious condition.
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WILL ASK FLORISTS TO
HOLD CONVENTION HERE
Commissioner MacfarIand to Act on
Business Mems Suggestion.

A the suggestion of Mr.. W r GUIDE,
president of the Business Mems Asso-
citation, Commissioner Macfariand viii
invite the Society of American Florists
to hold its annual meeting next gear in
this city.
The society will begin its annual
meeting at Asheville. n c., within a
few days. Ten years ago the American
florists met in this city in annual con
vention and were highly pleased with
the visit and the entertainment they
received.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13
Child Receives Serious Injury.

About O'Clock This morning. Lester
Bender, the two-year-old child OF Gus
Iave Bender living on Nichols Avenue.
Congress Heights. fell down the front
steps of his home. and broke his left
leg. above the knee. DR.. Pyles was
summoned, and rendered medical atten-
ton. The chiId's condition is regarded
as serious.
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Wishes to Abbrevtate His Name.

Patent Attorney Edwin Ellis Spear has
filed d petition in the Supreme Court Of
the District. asking permission to be al
lowed TO shorten his name to Ellis
Spear" the name OF his father Mr.
Spear states that he intends to remove
from this city 10 Boston. Mass, where
he viii continue the practice Of his pro-
fessiCn.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13
Funeral Of Patrick T. Wade.

The funeral of Patrick T. Wade, who
died on Monday last. viii be held from
his late residence, 304 l Street north
west at 900 o'clock tomorrow morning.
| Immediately afteTWaTd the remains Will
| be taken to St. AIoysius Church, where
requiem mass will be said.
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EEsfPERATURE.
CnNDITION % - WATER-

Temperature and condition of water
at 4. m.-Great Falls. temperature IS,
condition-1S DaIecarlia reservoir, tenn
PcTatuTe r. condition al north connec-
ton ]. condition at south connection f.:
Georgetown distributing reservoir, tenn
)eratUTe ~ condition at infUent gate
rouse 9. condition at eflueut gatehouse
10: Washington City reservoir, temper
atuTe IS condition at infuent 16. condi-
tiOn al effiuent 30
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Slight Fire in House.

slight fire occurred IL house at
2021 Q Street northwest, occupied Jy
Major Robert H Montgomery, shortly
after 10 O'Clock this morning 1t was
quickly extingUished by the fremen.
Spontaneous combustion Is assigned as
the cause The rouse was damaged to
the extent Of 500
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13

Academy ennsylvan "
Kernan's - 'Bon-Ton BuTIesQUeTs;"
afternoon and evening
basebaII-Senators vs.. St Louis,
American League Park. Game called at
4.30 p. III.
BasebaIl-Departmen League vs..
Chicago Ladies Club; National Leagus
Park
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Bay Ridge, the Queen Resort Of the
Chesapeake Bay.

salt water Bathing. Orchestra and Dancing.
Boating Fishing and Grabbing. EruircutIv
adapted for church and organization excur-
sions Good hotel accommodation, specially
attractive for Washington folks for over sun
das outings Trains leave 3. & o. K. r. sta
tion $40 q. N and $.3J D. N week days;
$40 a. ~. and las p. IN. Sundays
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4 Pleasure Club Dance.

Iightful dance last evening at Glen Echo
Park The managers of the dance did all
they could to make Il an enjoyable
evening for everybody.
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WORKING HARD FOR
GRAND ARMY FBIE
Patriotic Women Striving
for It's Success.
MILITARY BANDS TO PLAY
Fine Music to Be a Special Feature OF
the Two Evenings-Long List Of AC-
tive Workers for the Affair and the
Organizations Represented.

According to the plans Of the ladies'
in charge of the great C. A r lawn
fete 10 be held on the Sherman lawn.
Fourteenth Street and Florida Avenue
northwest that occasion IS TO be one o.
The graDdest and most elaborate or its
sort in the veteran circles The dates
are August - and IS.
over ten thousand tickets have al
ready been sold and the ladies are con
tinuinE their efforts in that direction.
with the probability that returns Will
he made for twice that number Bad
weather alone can spoil the delights
that have been provided for the patrons
of the entertainment and even this has
been provided against in the provision
that in case OF Indictment weather on
either of the evenings the fete viii be
postponed until the first clear evening.
The grounds viii be brilliantly illumi-
mated throughout with the exception Of
that portion Of them that has been put
aside Tor the Tree exhibition OF moving
pictures These exhibitions viii be
given in The open air, instead OF ia
1oors as Is usually the case.
To Have Martial Music.
Music has been provided in abundance
through the courtesy. of Col Eli Hug
gins, Of Fort Myer, and Major u. 81.
Black. of Washington Barracks. who
have placed the services Of the Second
Cavalry and Engineers bands at the
disposal Of the committee The cavalry
hand viii furnish the music OF Friday
evening as follows:
Nlrch, Cuban IndcpenGeace-- Hemingzr
Overture. --Orphes%'' ttfFeri,aci,
Selection Carmen --.-.-.-----.--- Bizet
MAR song. The BOYS ~ Blue - I-aurendelu
Flower song. Hearts and Flowers ---.-.T 0iaui
Waltz, Beautiful Blue Danube trarlss
Medley. Gems Of stephen Foster
Arranged by Tohani
Selection. Fortune Teller -. Herbert
Caprice. Dawn Of Love -..-.-...-.. Bendis
star SpsnEled Banner.
Band master John :. Scully.
Program Of the Engineers Band con
cert, Saturday evening August Is, 1902.
March. Twenty third Regiment -.-..La Gale
Overture. Poet aud Peasant .-.--------.S 5lppe
Selection. --BurSumssteT --------......... LIicr-
-Cocoanut Dance ---.------.- Herman
Selection -'floFodora Stuart
Waltz. Dreams of Childhood -...-W aIdete;IfeI
Selection. -ifIcOicrtE eT5l
--RecollecJioDs OF the u ar Boyer
Intermezzc --Zamoua- Lorraine
--Star >pan.Ied Banner
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13

High requiem mass was celebrated
yesterday morning at Holy Trinity
Church over the remains of Mrs. Mamie
5. Dyer Rev Father Mulvaney. pastor
Of the church, was the eeIebrant. The
intermenC was at Holy Rood Cemetery.
Mrs. Dyer died on Sunday at 1865
Thirty-fourth Street northwest after a
three days illness from typhoid fever.
She was the wife of Mr.. George Dyer,
and was thirty years OF age. Her hus-
band and Cwo small children. ten
months and two years old, respectively
survive.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13
3. & o. R R Weekend Sea Shore Ex.
rTfrc5o1c
cuTsions.

Tickets good going on all trains FRIDAY and
Saturday, returning until Tuesday following
at rate Of Sc for the refund trip 70 Atlantie
CITY. Cape May, Sea Isle City and Ocean City,
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Flowers of Rare Beauty
All one width Flooring, s1.4s

Artisticaily arranged make Guides floral designs
peerless 1924 F. Phone gGg.
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TIDE TABIF
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide. 3:06 An. and 3:45 ?. VI.
Low tide. .I0:II An. and 1926 P N.
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Free Premiums With Laundry Work.
Valuable premiums absolutely free. for WORT
done BY Prudential Premium Laundry, I22g G.
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THE WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair tonight: partly cloudy, with
rising temperature Thursday; light TO
fresh east to southeast winds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13

THE sun AND THE MOON.
Sun rises $40 An. sun sets---6;59 ?. N.
Moon rises........ Moon sets. 10 Pm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Lamps lit today .----.----.-.-.-4-,53 P VI.
Lamps out tomorrow ..-.-...-..4.Z0 An.
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The General Arrangements.

The arrangements are in charge of he
following ladies:
Ladies OF the G. A R--President ami
chairman, Mrs. Emma a Hawkes.; vice
chairman, Mrs Laura A. Seaman; ice
cream, Mrs. Addie Perkins; cake. Mrs
Wirden; c-ispette and peanuts, Mrs
Belle Gibson; gypsy tent. Mrs FeTdi-
paIsd Page candy. Mrs. Alice Burgess:
lemonade and sherbet, Mrs Dell
Wright
Union Veteran Legion. Auxiliary 30
Chairman, Mrs. Georgia Belle Johnson;
KI ,ndike gold diggings. Mrs. Flora a
Lewis, chairman. assisted BY Mrs J
E4efinger, Mrs. Driver. Miss a Beck
Ioan, and Cthcls- ice cream, Mrs Jo-
Eeph Allison, chairman; the Misses Al
Ilson. Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Mckenzie Hill
ton, Tryon, and Case cakes, Mrs. Allen:
sandwiches AMI coffee, Mrs. Little and
Edward Little: candy booth, Mrs. Ella
Knight. Cigars and soft drinks VIII be
sold and the small boys delight,
watermelons and peanuts, Mrs. Norr.
IN addition TO the refreshments the
''nigger heads and "marioneues7 viii
be al attraction. presided over by Mrs
Georgia Belle Johnson
LOYAL Women Prominent.
Legion OF Loyal women-President.
Mrs. Weiss; chairman. Mrs. Harriet Vim
ing Ice eFeam-sIrs. Maria Houghton,
Mrs. D. Hendrix. Mrs. Celestia Ferriss,
Mrs. West. and Mrs. Anna Bali. assisted
BY the following ladies'; Mrs. Hattie
Reach, Mrs. Helen EngIe. Mrs. Z r
Temple, Mrs Lizzie W. Calvert. Mrs,
Fanny Pomeroy. -sdrs. Jessie Osborne,
55iss Carrie Shinn. Mrs. Rowland. Mrs.
Emma L Bockoven. Mrs. Mary Miller.
Mrs. Alice L, Goodacer. Mrs. / B. Cut
Ter. Mrs. Rebecca Roberts, Mrs Ella
Dolan. Mrs Sarah Barry. Mrs LIZZIE
Porter, Mrs Addie Wright. Miss Wright,
Miss Anna Farriss. Mrs Angelo Bennett.
Mrs Clara Crook. Mrs. 81 J. Dawson.
Mrs A. j. Hughes. Mrs NJ A. Knapp.
Mrs. Il. E. Leith. Mrs. n. p Mills. Mrs.
a. s, Odel. Mrs. Della c. Perhsm. Mrs.
Fanny Scott. Miss Elizabeth Stoner. Mrs.
Sarah Winslow Mrs +. II. Coleman.
Peanuts and popcorn-Mrs Emma Z.
Meyers, chairman; assisted by Mrs Rose
Fryer, Mrs Jennie White Mrs. Clara z.
Stewart Mrs. Lillian William. Candy
Mrs. Florence Donohue. chairman; as
sisted by Mrs. Dale. Mrs Mary Moore,
Mrs. Frank Randolph, Mrs. Clarence
Wallace, Mrs. 81 l. Townsend. Mrs.
Cora Donnelly and Miss Stiles Moxie
stand-Mrs. Virginia Moore, the Misses
Moore and Miss Jana Gibson.
The Misses Mary A. Lamb viii pre-
side Al the coffee urn
The green elephant with the treasure
box from the east. wiz be guarded by
Mrs Laura Mccullough. Mrs. Helen
Ripley. Mrs. Mary Riem Fuller. Mrs.
Henrietta Rose, Mrs. i. Wilson, Mr.. Max
Mccullough.
WOmen's Relief Corps
Womsn's Relief CorpS-3Irs. Stephen
oldroyd, department president, assisted
by the presidents of the various corps.
Burnside-aIrs- Hart, chairman. assist
ed By Farragut, Logan, and Morris
Corps, viii have control Of sandwiches
and coffee table
Tin eo1.s Cors-s-ksre Hall r .r-f,7o,,s.
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news And GOSSIP
FROM GB0RGB4OH n
Episcopal Congregations to
Worship Jointly.
Methodist Congregations Follow SINH
lar PLAZA Requiem Mass fOr the
Late Mrs. Dyer at Trinity.

Next Sunday the congregations OF St
Johns Episcopal and Christ Churches
viii worship Jointly at st. john
Church. The Rev. Dir. \. r. Stuart rec
tor OF Christ Church. viii officiate. The
Rev Dr. Howden. of St. Johns Church,
is at BrantfeId. Vt. where he is spend
ing the month Of August with his fam
lily. Sunday after next the congrega-
tons viii hold joint services at Christ
Church. Thirty first and 0 Streets.
The Rev. Dr. Frank H. Havenner, pas
tor Of Dumbarton Avenue N. Z. Church
has left for -CharIestown, W Va, to re-
main several weeks. During his alb
sence. services at the church viii be
conducted by Rev J. n. Kinzer. pastor
of Congress Street Methodist Protestant
Church
Next Sunday the congregations of the
two churches viii hold union services
at the Dumbarton Avenue Church. When
DR.. Havenner returns Dr. Kinzer VIII &C
on his vacation. and the former. viii
conduct the services at the Congress
Street Church.
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Women's Relief Corps.

Womans Relief Corps-alrs. Stephen
oldroyd, department president. assisted
BY the presidents of the various corps.
Burnside-Mrs- Hart, chairman, assist
ed b. Farragut, Logan, and Morris
Corps, viii have control Of sandwiches
and coffee table
Lincoln Corps-Mrs. Hall, p resident.
lemonade and confectionery. MIS- Chase
viii furnish lemons and Dineapples.
Thomas CoTps-4frs Dorsey. president.
assisted by Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Carter.
Mrs Heuptman and Mrs. Naylor. ice
cream and cake
Lafayette Corps 3irs. Heuptman.
shair1uan, sill attend 20 peanuts and
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few N. C. Pine Flooring, s1.45

Ter 100 50. #. Libbey Co Phone E SO
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per 100 81. fl, at 9th and New York ave NV
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Long length Flooring, SIS

per 100 50. it., by Frank Libbey & Co.
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On recommendation of the Water Reg
istrar the Commissioners have voted d
refund Of 81 cents on the bills for water
rent against premises 122 Fifth Street
northeast, and 2G9 A Street northeast.
in the name OF C. A Shields.
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a permit wig be issued to George B.
NulIin 10 blast with dynamite in con
nectiou with the work Of grading on pri-
vate property west Of Connecticut Ave-
nue., near the Pierce Mil Road, unde.
tbes condition that every prscaution is
taken to prevent accident or injury TO
persons OF property
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-13

On recommendation Of tie water Reg
istrar the Commissioners have directed
that a refund Of s. be naGe on pay
ment for water rent on premises g12 F
Street northwest, N the name Of George
Z BergIing
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-12
Breathe Through Your Noae.

In all kinds of atmosphere the
breath should only be inhaled through
the nose. An occasional breath of ex
ira pure air through the mouth may be
good; but in cars and IN most Offices
and rooms nose breathing is essential
A second rule is, since so much time
is spent in cars and offices and rooms
in earning a livelihood, and since these
places are overheated and under ven.
tilated-the heating and ventilation
being left to the control OF most Of us
we must take in fresh air whenever
possible, in order that we may restore
the balance, The best times to do
this will be early in the morning, when
the air is freshest, and late at night,
when deep breathing will help us to
get sleep. We may breathe correctly
while we are waiting in a street, and
especially where streets meet. We
can soon form an automatic habit of
breathing properly on such occasions,
Chambers Journal.
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Gladstone and IrvIro.

Mr., Gladstone was a great admirer
and never missed an opportunity OF
seeing irving in one Of hig great char.
acters, II CHANGED that after being
present at the first night of Ravens.
WOOD presented in September. 1890
had occasion to post off to Edin.
ourgh to chronicle the proceedings in
the penultimate Midlothian campairn
AT dinner on the night of my arrival I
mad the good fortune to find myself
seated next to Mr.. Gladstone. II was
a time Of great storm and stress In
the political world. Mr.. Gladstone
was leading the attack upon the Gov.
eminent which resulted in their defeat
at the general election two years later
when he heard that had been at the
nrst night Of "Ravenswood" all other
topics were set aside. lie overwhelm.
ed me with a torrent of questions as to
now Irving had worked out particular
episodes. remember he was par.
ucularly anxious to know how the final
scene, where the hat of the drowned
Ravenswood is found forlorn on the
sands, was staged He told me that
OF all SCOTS novels he most admired
The Bride Of Lammermoor."-Cham.
bers' Journal