The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-07
COL. BRYAN IN HIS new HOME.
NE mas MOVED INTO FtIRIIEW =.
MS S2O,OOO HOUSE.
II Is Near Lincoln. Neb.. and Has Tw entI.
one Rooms - Col. bryan Making
Money and Enjoying Ife-SuppOsed
TO he Half Niilionair 49, Won't
Advertise Trusts IN His Newspaper.

LINCOLN, Ncb., Dec. Col William
Jennings Bryan furnished additional evil
denco this week of plutocratic tendencies
by removing from the brick barn which
has been his home for the last nine months
and taking po~session OF the $1,000 house
he has been building for year on the high-
est point Of land near Lincoln
Mr.. Bryan says it cost him a little more
than $50, 900, and it is cheapat that II is
well-proportioned building, made of pressed
brick and stone and fitted with hand carved
oak finshings throughout
II faces directly west and contains twenty
one rooms. including parlor- a reception
hall and library downstairs and bedrooms,
a nursery, Il schooroom and gymnasium
upstairs.
The kitchen is in connected building
Entrance is had 10y way Of great. half
round verlnda, leading into beautifully
carved and finished hall From the porch
one can see for many miles ia any direction.
on to the east and soth stretch great
reaches of farming lands, while to the north
and west. down III a tree-embowered valley,
nestles the city itself
Fairview is the name by which the Bryan
home will be known. The name is appro-
PIRATE.
Although three miles from the city, the
house Is fitted with every modern con-
vcnienco Its owner does not eschew
luxury in the interior appointments and
costly plumbing electric lights and artistic
decorations, with city water, make il a
thoroughly modern home. Cement walks
and driveways give easy access TO the var
ious building, and seemingly no money
has been spared To make life within its
walls worth living.
cot Bryan /, "a rich man and RAPIDLY
getting ricncr. lie has been accused of
acquistvenes-, but many of his q itiCs hav.
Uuiustly diagnosed his cas-. Nj lSrvan
HISS money and II" has a keen appreciation
Of what II viii afford its poss, s>Dr. lie has
spent - tnau his Income every year Of lii,
active Ii -, and II l. now getting 50 large a.
To Z. almost uuwi dy-fOr him
His II WspapCr Is ii MY established
Al,huug he has di,dain,d t aimee b, sin, -
assistanc., he has mad, II a big money
| man"r T..irty .ousaud dollars year il
"A cons rvatlre estlnat" of his are oi proh,
| from 1t. he he gan with GJOOU circulation
and now has twi c' that numtcr, lie limits
| his adrcI tislng spao", AID risidly refuses To-
give trust -nadc goods place Ia his adycI-
Using columns.
His actual wealtl. asid" from his new -
| paper, which Is paylus good it y, It upon
| third of a Million is littl J. - tuan SD, 900.
| His yearly inc, mc is not niue. below s5O. 900.
| Ill" lives modc-tly and simply, but we'll
privat" tutor comes "aCI morning. for
his two Younger children, bat his dnug .t.t
| Ruth * Il daily attendant at the STATE Uni
vorsity, wu,r" silc Is "A sophomore. He Las
several fine carriages, out much prefers to
u.s. the suhuban ~t'c"t "a" q AT passes
within a short distance of his ho 10 each
hour
Much Of his writing is done IN his nome.
A part Of il l. dashed of while on his lectur-