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Evening journal., 1902-08-13

Wilmington A. A. again defeated the
Penn Park team yesterday Hartley,
the new centrehelder, had his side in
jured early in the game, but continued
to play until the fifth inning, when he
had to retire. He was succeeded by
Everson. The old war horse made one
of the finest catches ever seen on the
diamond over the bridge, and he re-
ceived the glad hand for the perform
ance.
Penn Park is supposed to be one ol
tho fastest teams in the business, but
when it goes up against the A. A. men
il Is outclaesed, as its two defeats show
The visitors were weak at the bat, and
could not solve the benders Blough
handed out to them. Maxwell was the
only man who did any work in the bat
ting line and he had three hits. Sand
herr. formerly shortstop for the Will
mington team. played right field foi
Penn Park yesterday. Sandy" did moi
do any batting. and made one error I'm
the field, but 1t was a hard ball to get
The Wilmington A. "a. men played q
great game, especially Aubrey, Kuhn
and O'Neill.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
vii. A. A.....2 0O01 02 x-E
Penn Park ...O 02 90 0 0 o.
Earned runs Wilmington A. A., A;
Penn Park, 2; two-base hits. Kuhn
Aubrey; bases on balls. off Hilbert, 3;
off Blough, .; struck out by Blough
2; stolen bases. Aubrey. Deal. Russell
Maxwell; wild pitches, Hilbert; double
plays, O'Neil to Kuhn to Deal; Blougl
to O'Neil to Deal Umpire, Smith
Time. 1.12.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
MYSTERIOUS DEATH ON YACHT
Body Of Gilbert Taillandier Has Bullet
Wound In Breast.


New York, Aug. 13.-The body Of
Gilbert G.. Taillandier. steward of the
yacht Anita, which was one of the
New York Yacht Club fleet which left
here last week on a cruise, was
brought to this city from Marblehead
Mass, where he died last Saturday
night. The Anita is chartered by w.
B. Leeds, of Great Neck, l.. /.
The circumstances of Steward Tail
landier's death are shrouded in so
much mystery that the body has been
removed from the home of Tailland-
ier's widow to the morgue. where an
autopsy will be performed. over the
right breast is a bullet wound, but the
police here received a telephone mes
sage from the Boston police. stating
that a Boston physician had issued
a certificate to the effect that death
was due to heart failure.
Mrs. Taiilandier says further that
she was visited at different times yes
terday by two persons. both Of whom
told her that her husband had com
mitted suicide while on board the
yacht Anita, and that she would be
well taken care Of financially as long
as she lived. The police will try to
unravel the mystery.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
PLOT TO DESTROY INFIRMARY
TWO Bombs and Sixty Pounds Of Dy-
Mantle Found In Inmates Room.

Two Bombs and Sixty Pounds Of Dy-
Mantle Found In Inmates Room.
Decatur, Ind Aug. ia plot to de-
stroy the Adams County lnhrmary and
TO kill the "A inmates was unearthed
yesterday A. w. Butler. secretary of
the state board of charities was maxi
ing an inspection of the buildings and
in the room of Charles Echerman he
found a pile of rubbish. which he or
dered removed. Buried beneath the
rubbish 60 pounds of dynamite. two
2-pound dynamite bombs and 1l5 feet
Of fuse was found. Scherman has
been an inmate Of the infrmary for
more than - years and recently was
reprimanded. Since that time he has
been sulky.
When the discovery OF the dynamite
was made yesterday. Echerman disap-
peared and no trace of him can be
found It is known that ne has dyna.
mite bomb with him.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
STORM OPERATES RAILROAD
Loaded Freight Car Moved Marty Hall
Mile bV Wind

Georgetown, Aug. IA severe elec-
trical storm. accompanied by heavy
rain and nail. visited this section on
Monday evening and did considerable
damage. Large shade trees were torn
up by their roots and hundreds of
limbs were knocked off. A box car
standing on the sidewalk at the basket
factory of F. J. Holson, having just
been loaded. was blown a mile down
the tracks.
Growing corn was considerably dam
aged by being leveled to the ground.
Hundreds Of baskets of fine peaches
were whipped from the trees by the
wind.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13

EXCURSIONS TO NIAGARA
FALLS UNDER PERSONAL Es-
CORT. AUGUST 80, SEPTEMBER 25
AND OCTOBER $50 ROUND
TRIP.
A ten qO) day tour to Niagara Falls,
Americas Greatest Natural Wonder,
via Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue
Line, Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way and Lehigh Valley Route, through
the beautiful Lehigh and Wy
oming Valleys. Special train Of ele-
CANT Day Coaches and Parlor cars will
be run on above dates (except excur-
sion Of August S0), on following sched-
ule:
Lv. Wilmington, Del. .10.53 a. m.
AR. Philadelphia, Pa.......1127 a. IN.
Ar. Niagara Falls .......11.00 D. m
StoD-overs permitted on retsrn trips
at Buffalo. Rochester, Geneva, Wat
kins Glen and Mauch Chunk.
Only 81 Niagara Falls to Toronto
and return. via n. Y. c. & II. R. r. r.; /;
S1.25 via George Route"
Side trip to Thousand Islands from
Rochester only $3.50 round trip. Tick
cts good five days, but within return
limit of Niagara Falls ticket.
Special arrangements for lunch and
supper en- route at very reasonable
rates. Call on Ticket Agents Balti-
more and Ohio railroad for full par
ticulars.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
WILMINGTON A. A. TAKES ANOTHER;
WILMINGTON CONTINUES TO WIN

The Cuban X-Giants yesterday lapd
ed on Day harder than they have ever
done. but still they could not win out.
The game was a batting matinee, and
the local men came out on top with
fourteen hits to their credit. %. Wilson
was an easy thing for them, and they
pounded The ball all around the lot
Uncle Billy" pitched a good game. but
the day was not warm enough for him.
AT all times, though, he is a puzzle to
the dusky boys. Two defeats in sue
cession is a severe blow to the Giants
who are regarded as a fast team. In
the first inning the locals scored three
runs, and things looked bad for the
visitors.
In the second inning they made fou
runs however. and in the third Will
mington tied the score. No more runs
were made until the seventh, when
Wiegand's bunch made two. The
Giants made one in theil
half, and that was the best they could
do. Both teams played good ball. but
the feature of the game was the play
ing of Shultz and Tierney.
Today Norristown will be at Front
and Union streets.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington ......3 ! 20 0 2 0 X-(
Cuban X-Giants 20 4 0 001 0 o.
Earned runs, Wilmington, s. Cuban
X-Giants. 2; two-base hits, Mack. Tier.
ney; sacrifice hits. Mullin. Day, Hill,
bases on balls. of Day. 8: off Wilson
4; struck ont by Day, 1; stolen bases
Williams, e. Wilson. Grant, Shult1
Mullin. 2; left on bases, Wilmington
II: Cuban X-Giants, s. Umpire
Harkins. Time, 1876.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
$4,000 FOR Mckinley Memorial Fund

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-The Illinois aux
iliary of the Mckinley Memorial ASST
citation reported yesterday that the
fund of $4,000 asked of the people of
Illinois has been raised. The fund con-
sists Of over $4,000 subscriptions. and
counting the individual school children
who sent their pennies in through the
schools, the contributors in Illinois run
into the hundreds of thousands.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
Revolutionary Society In Russia.

Vienna, Aug. 13.-The Arbeiter
leitung declares the recent assassi-
nation of officials in Russia to be the
work of a vast secret revolutionary
society, which embraces the whole of
the empire, and numbers 10000 mem.
oers, who are drawn from every class
Of society. The society has ample
funds and is well organized, and
every member of it has sworn to give
ais life If required for the cause.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
STEAMED GRAHAM BREAD.

Mix in a bowl one and three -fourths
cupfuls Of Graham flour, three-fourths
cup Of Indian meal, one and one-half
level teaspoonfuls of baking soda, one
teaspoon Of salt, half a cup Of molas-
ses. one and two-third cupfuls of milk; ;
beat well and pour into a covered
mould; steam one and one-half hours.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
BRINGING MULES TO MINES
End Of Animals Vacation Sure Sign
Of Mine Resumption.

End Of Animals Vacation Sure Sign
Of Mine Resumption.
Mahanoy City Pa, Aug. 13.-Mine
fans have been started in several of the
Reading Company's collieries in tbe
Mahanoy district for the first time
since the strike OF the steam men on
June 2. Nearly all the underground
workings are filled with noxious gases.
Mules are being brought to the collier
les from pasture.
These measures are thought TO indi-
cate that the company intends 60 re-
sumo operations very soon. A mine
locomotive blew up at Knickerbocller
colliery severely iniuring Charles
Knapp, engineer his fireman and two
coal and iron deputies.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
Another Champion Tomato crower
Special 70 the Eveninr Journa1

Special to the Evening Journal.
townsend. Aug. 13.-Joseph c. Tav-
Tor. well-known farmer living near
fieldsboro. is the champian tomato
grower Of this section. Mr.. Taylor has
spent much time in experimenting with
different varieties and methods of pro-
ducing the largest quantity, and is
fully convinced that the variety known
jas the Pom de Rosa is by far the best.
He therefore invariably trains his
vines to a pole Mr.. Taylor now has
these mammoth tomatoes hanging
from the poles in clusters Of six and
eight each, and the largest exhibited
by him so far this year weighed two
pounds and three ounces.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
Coronation Choir to Tour Amerloa

London, Aug. l3.-The choir which
sang at the coronation of the king in
Westminster Abbey last Saturday
sailed yesterday from Liverpool to
make a tour Of the United States and
Canada
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
Using Delaware Lumber
Special to the Evening Journa

Laurel. Aug. 13.-J. H. Bacon &
Sons, Of this place. are furnishing the
lumber to make the tiers in the peach
cars on the Delaware railroad. Here
tofefe the lumber has been procured
in the South. Many cars are being
supplied daily. not only at this sta
ton, but at all points along the road
The plant Of Bacon & Sons is one OF
the largest in the State
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
Special Excursion to Rehoboth O,
Ocean City, Md.

Via Pennsylvania railroad (Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road, Thursday, August IA. Special
train leaves Wilmington, 6.25 a. m.
Returning, leaves Ocean CITY. 450 D.
m Rehoooth. $50 D. m. Only s125
ior the round trip { 1LlLLz.kkk
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
SIPS to Rehoboth or Ocean City
Nd, and Return

Special excursion, August IA. via
Pennsylvania railroad. Train leaves
Wilmington at 6.25 a. m. Returning,
leaves Ocean City, 45O p. M, Reho-
both, $50 p. m. Children, half rates
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
THE CLERGY
LIKE 1T.

DIR. AgneVV's Catarrhal Pow
der Cures All Creeds. It Re
IieVeS i'm 10 Win ufeS.
Here are a few rames Of clergymen
.of different creeds iwho are firm be-
levers in DR.. Agne1v's Catarrhal Pow
der to live up to the preaching" in all
it claims: Bishop Sweetman, the Rev.
Dr. langtry (EpiscO, ,1alian); the Rev
DR. Withrow and the Rev. Dr. Cham
bers lMethodist) and DR.. Newman, al
az Toronto. Canada. Copies of theiI
personal letters for the asking.
Dr. Agnew's Ointm emf relieves
piles i'm a a ny. :
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
Persistent Saving
Leads to Prosperity.

The best method of saving is TO care
ully lay aside some small amount
egularly each month and put it at in
crest in a good Building Association.
{ is amazing how rapidly such savings
ccumulate.
Evening journal., 1902-08-13
Do You Want to Invest Your
Money! If So,

Five Dollars. paid monthly, on
5 Shares N. p. l.. and p. A.
Stock. for 100 months-S500.
natures for $1,000; profit. $5OOOO
Five Dollars paid monthly to
Savings Bank for 100 months,
$500 at per cent compound
interest S6O2.S9; profit. .".... 102.S9
Difference in favor Of N. B.
i. and p. A. Investor. .. .$S9761
Can you go elsewhere and invest so
small a sum one-quarter as profit
ably?
Evening journal., 1902-08-13

ON SULTRY SUMMER DAYS
you proably don't care for much meat;
but what you do purchase you want to
be fresh and of the highest grade. The
appetite flags, and nothing but the
most appetizing Of comestibles have
any attraction for you. If we can't
please, you're doomed to disappoint-
ment elsewhere. Better try us first,
Try our Boiled Ham and Boiled Tongue
for lunch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19


Wanted-Corn, 10y W. Il. Roby.
Get prices ON furs before you sell -
j. q. CALDWELL.
+. V. Taylor, undertaken and en-.
balmer. Opposite Cuttings drug store.
". l.. Mcmillan and Tom Lane made
an overland trip to Lebanon, Kansas,
Tuesday.
NJ l. Zuok was in the city Monday
In the interest Of the Recs Printing Co,
Of Omaha.
just unloading another car Of the
vepy best quality of Maitland coal at
Nv. b Roby's.
Ed. Fry relinquiShed charge Of the
Holland House to Mrs. j. W. Runchey
Monday morning. y
J A Macarthur attended a meeting
of the State Sheriif's association "
Lincoln, Tuesday.
Charles Bradshaw is reported to he
seriously i'll at his home, twelve miles
southeast of town.
Get your horse bllnkets, lap robes
and harness Of Fogcl; he sells the best
FOR the least money.
George Ovcriug made n business trip
to Oxford, SUNDAY night, in the my
tcrest If the Red Cloud Monumental
Works
Dan Schwartz and son departed the
JGss' of the week for New York where
fthcy will make their home in the
future. MIR. schwartz was, for u mum,
Der of years, baker at the Bon Ton.
| will open my dental office for Il
short time in the Damerrll block
December ~, and at Cowles the 90
and 3O,h. Call early to arrange foi
appointment f.. a, THOMAS, Dentis'
VIM. BETTER Of Cowles was in Rec
Cloud ON business Monday and Incl
dcutallv called at Ncwhousc Bros.
irwclry store 10 claim the prize Il
handsome watch) which ne won in The
guessing contest last week.
The Republican Valley District Poul
try association Will hold an exhibit n
McCOuk, December 81 to january ;
inclusive. \ neat 81 page pamphic
has been issued, givingtuil informaiio,
as to rules, regulations, etc.
We understand the pos master 81
Red Cloud has been notified that rms
mail service viii be established froI
! that place at al early day. As the il
%sprc'iou Il the Red Cloud routes too
place about six weeks before that
the last cute projected from Guild
Rock il is reasonable TO suppose tbs
I w may soon hear something delini'
Yin regard to when the route will go int
operation Guide Rock Signal,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Christmas in Red Cloud.

The Christmas of 1903 finds the mcr'
chan,sa and dealers of Red Cloud well
prepared to celebrate it appropriately.
The city has put on its holiday airs,
and the windows of the stores are
bright with many colors. In the eyes
of the little ones who have to stand
and gaze, they are glimpses OF what
the child heaven is supposed to be
This year finds money in the banks,
corn in the cribs, coal in the pms
despite Baer and his associates, and a
| condition of plenty in the larder. In
| Red Cloud there are but few who feel
the heavy hand of poverty, n ever
thew will find their hearts ~gladdened
ON Christmas day. Preparations are
in propress for the tightening OF many
hearts by the filling Of stockings with
sweetmeats and shining gifts.
Nearly every class of business a
prospered this year; the purses OF the
average persons are not so sim ~
usual. and Yuletide will bring goou
ohoor IN all. The merchant and the
artisan have felt the. blessing "' pros
perity. On the farm the gra"ar'eS are
frll and the barns stocked with piehti'
ful feed for the faithful beasts.
The CHIEF c%ongratulates tho ous',
ness m.en of Red Cloud on the splendid
holiday showing they are making, ana
wishes them all, rs well AS its many
readers, a merry and joyful Christmas
We find, in looking over our DOCKS
that quite a number Of our subscribers
are in arrears on their subscription
The Chief is one dollar per year. pay
ohio in advance. Those knowing
themselves indebted 10 us VIII peas
aaI and settle. Your Kindness shall
never be forgotten.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
c. L. COTTING
The
Druggist.
CONDENSED AIR.
THE MORNING AFTER

"A few remarks for those who cello
brate Christmas 10y imbihiug instead
of i'm the old-fashioucd way
1t is nice TO trot with pleasure now
and then along the way,
But. of course. there is this feature:
Pleasure always looks for pay.
While the trOttiug j. in pr grc~N we
are sure that It is nice,
But the point of view is changing
when we ring for lots of Ice"
Christmastidc is quite enchanting
when we hear the music swell,
And we seldom pause { listen for the
tale the clock may tell
But there comes Il time for sorrow,
when life seems a drcary waste -
When we wake mp the morning after
and note that dark brown taste
1t is nice to loaf q little mid the bios
SONS of the spring, ,
When the world awake, to glory and
the sougbird~ start tossing:
But if | should loaf in ~prtu-tmc-
rest where ripping water CLEAN
/ would have 10 hustle lively In the
winter that no dream
Every pleasure we may sample proves
the truth Of this remark:
Christmas sure to cost 10, something !.
then we have a lark
Then we wake the morning after ano
we find our mouths are ct-rd
With "A something quite unpleasant
it is called a dark brown taste
Dowie says Chicago newspaper mri
are full of whisky and swine flesh
That accounts for it all.
There is a shortage on the sea lob
ster crop. The land variety. however
is yet far ahead of the demand in ever!
community.
An exchange refers to a gathering o
women in its town rs ~ hen conV'il
ton" +, ON this one would me
that there was not IA spring chicken Il
the flock.
A West Virginia nan eloped III
other day with a buXom lass of ~
pounds a%voirdupois. He must nav
shipped her as freight to the marriag
station, marked SO. II"
An Alabama man says his state ha
.senouph coal underneath it to Las
Ten centuries" No doubt it has an
if somebody with enterprise does NJ
get down there to dig it out it is lab
to last longer than. that.
A Beardstown, Ill man was recent
found dead in his room with a ma
smoked cigar in his mouth Perhal
he was a victim of the new tobac'
cure, which has assumed epldem
form in many localities, Red Clo'
not excepted,
..,John Bailey, bookkeeper in Z
First National bank, last Friday G
tertained all his friends at dime
plates being laid for iive."-EXchahs
The gentlemanly accountant does II
seem to be eXtravagant III the sIocA
friends he carries.
A Bloomington, ILL.,, man was ARE
ed the other day for attempting
kiss a woman on the street, Befo
the Judge he plead that he thought
was his wife. The court gave II
thirty d~ays-fve for the assault a
twenty-five for lying
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19
Christmas Gift.

Holiday bu ing is now at its
he ght at onr establishment
NOWHERE can goods be pur-
chased to better advantage
than here. Our stock of Books
is larger and more complete
than ever before. a beautiful
CIT Glass at moderate prices.
TSys, Perfumery, Manicure
and Toilet Sets, Beautiful
Dishes, Vases, Pictures and
Picture Frames, Jewelry,
Watches, etc. Come in and
Ssee for yourself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19

ness SATURDAY,,
II f Warren Of Superior spent Sur.
day III Rcd Cloud.
Dr. |, W. lulleys has been confined
To MS home with sickness this week.
D. o Butler will sell you a good
warm lap robe for Il very small price
Another new stock Of %rnoyr col.
lars tor ladies', just received F. New.
house
Arthur Wolcott was among the viz.
tors from l%navale IN the county set
Monday.
q. f Noyes of Louisville was look.
after business matters in Red Cloud,
Tuesday.
R"prcsentative.clcct Hunter Of Ina.
vale, transacted business in the city
Saturday.
{. \ Barnard Of Long Island, Kar.
Sa', was transarting business in Rcd
Cloud, Tuesday.
'''''"'> VI hN''''h WAS ar
tending 10 business matters in Rd
'''
WV" NV" u "''' IEnl harh'-,!
CT il a. Fogrr,; he handles the b.,t
''' Wv "''' '"'"'S
J.F Winters Of Lincoln arrived IN
R'h oud, Tuesday, for "a visit So h.
friends aud incidentally to look at, J.
som" business matters.
Emrr Ross has made arrangements
tore Give express packages at the ) ar
barn. Those wishing to prepay pack.
ng"S may do SO aud they will he do.
llvor"d to the depot in time for trains.
Prcachirg a, Christian church SIM.
day morning and evening Nnrrirg
subject, "Siufulnc.s pf Ab.onting from
Church Evening, ''rhc Government
OF Christ" Come one ard ale l..
A~'plugttp, Pastor.
Freight train No. CT cnllidrd with
INt lIomlhr wards ,t W,m,rr Nam.
d,y. and u. q result ,bp t,rmrr ,yg.
several hours late arriving in Rcd
Cloud. DINER lu,l derai.irg , tender.
.lt.u damage v,. dome
.Vn, Rod C.uI C,mp Np COS NJ "a
Anvil p,y. -, uubI,c Installation IF
.. N,r.,. i'm fnrI, h,Il Thursday eyrr,r-
'J,ruuryI l.. Ig99 f,i owed ny sur.,,
,nd t,g,o An inyit,tion +, extended
,,,u r.rb.r. and th,,r t,pi,r-
III " Ei.op. Clerk
., m,,t,
y n S,,i,n o,J ,uh,r S.r,i,ror Ina
, c,wn rr,prin,nrs If he = \ Richard,
s,u. i,.,, seal. and feed harm TtH
assumed cnyrgn If the h,rp las, W.
t,v Mr. Richardson has no, os ,c
J,c;d,d ~ STA m. nl,us IN ,ho futu,n
4, r ,, ,,,. ,a,a.,, u,,
'"'" Wv Wv F'"' '''S''H ' WV ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19

A Bloomington, H., man was arrest
ed the other day for attempting TO
kiss a woman on the street, Before
the Judge he plead that he thought II
was his wife. The court gave him
thirty days-fve for the assault ana
twenty. five for lying.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19

...CHRISTMAS ~PSESENTS...

Look over your list.
See if there not something that we are Offering
on it.
If you find among the list a Tie, Muffler, Hand
kerchief, Slippers, Umbrella, Collars and Cuffs,
Shirts, Hosiery, Suit or Overcoat. This is the
place to buy.
Never have we shown a finer or more complete
line of durable and useful Christmas presents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-19

..,John Bailey, bookkeeper in the
First National bank, last Friday en-
tertained all his friends at dinner,
plates being laid for tive."-EXchahSe'
The gentlemanly accountant does not
seem to be extravagant in the stock OF
friends he carries.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

drain, and again cover with fresh, cold
water. Soak for three hours. chang
ing the water three times during that
period. Dissolve a teaspoonful of pow
dered alum in two quarts of boiling
water, bring to the boiling point and
pour over the rind, allowing this guam
tity for every FIVE pounds of fruit. Let
stand for a moment, then drain. Make
a syrup by boiling together two and
a half pounds of granulated sugar
and one quart and one pint of water
for each five pounds; boil and skim
thoroughly. When perfectly clear.
drop in the watermelon rind and SIM
mer gently until you can pierce it with
a straw. When tender take the pieces
out carefully with a skinner and ar
range them on large platters and stand
in the sun until firm, which will usu-
ally require from one to two hours.
For each quantity of syrup allow two
lemons and one small piece of ginger
root. Peel the yellow rind from one
lemon, extract the juice of both, and
cut the ginger root into thin slices.
Then add to the syrup and boil gently
for ten minutes. When the watermelon
rind has hardened pack it in the jars.
Bring the syrup to boil and strain
ii over the rind, filling each jar. Seal
and store in a cool place.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

The eminent German anatomist AL
bert Won KolIiker has resigned his pro-
fessorship at the University of Wurz-
burg. which he has occupied fifty-five
years. He is now in his eighty-fifth
year. and his bodily and mental pow
ers are still well preserved for one Of
his age. fact which he attributes to
his lifelong devotion to gymnastic ex-
ercises. riding. swimming and hunt
ing. His father had intended him for
a bank official
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

Sir Henry embellishments
has been credited with being able to
sleep as easily in a standing position
as he can lying down. Said the Duke
OF Deyonshre to him on one occasions
You are like a policeman. Banner
man. yau can always sleep standing
up" An equally curious habit is that
OF Lord Rothschild, who confesses that
he can sleep better IN a theater dur
ing the performance than he can at
any other time or place