The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
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marv naln-- than m,-t som-n SIC va
hurn Stepttsu- when boz mother ~,
q divotcv from hst first husl and and ~.
-tnsel her family name Nil. stephens
al-n called hsr--lf Sutton. Witch N. Ter
maternal Erandmuth't'. mans,
After . white her mother martiSl AGAIN
and Mics sutt"n 'o"k N. name Coodw IN.
~hirh va hsr stspfa'het'. Ate. this
p~atronyr1ic hat dis''i & ,l.h-l her Or
se,.ral wars she l. gan go accumulate
Names ON he- own responsibility
first rh. married and h~cafn@ a Have
never Then sfe got = divorce from vi,
| HaNemsy.r and msrrtet Young John
Rloodgvod Ntsr b. di~l N. Was known
hv hi nanc until her mar age lsst week
Sine. she tecan~ an actresT Mrs Lain.
bs~r has been in iudcI ~nt"rt rircum-
stances she bad come cartier into
the -psss~s-lon ~ the -~tAt that ~. now
enjoy. the stag might have lo-t = very
| clever actress who suffers only frun her
lack Of .s,ly prrr.ra,,on M. LAIN.
an estate which yiehls her a comfortable
income
Another terror has t.Nn aldei To no
AUTOMOBILE. hv the statement e n phv-
stefan ,hH, freqr"nt ridius j. pretty nearly
certain To produce bronchitis That dis-
C'ihinoh ru"ush H"It.u' w. auhi'Ioh
"' sho,h'' nea", "~'Sun'nk A.. a..
~ ~ rate a. which the machine travels
produces a dust thai, IL driven into the
throat by the wind. This ~irrita,.s the
membrane and ends In bronchitis.
Whether or not the doctors theory is
right. il IL a fact tina persons troubled
with bronchitis find hat IL II aggravated
more by a ride Ia an automobile than In
any other way.
Johh Dns-' VINO mas ptoush' his NINA 10
play al the ~ Nicholas Garden during the
summer months, comes from the com
,,u,I.,ic town az Economv !, p.,nsvlv.ni.
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anu ~ '"e ".' q W. 'o"hue's 70 ru'N""'
lhe community mas oV>eh most prosperous.
and a the representative Of the original
thirteen memlers vino invested their money
i'm the concern Mr.. DuSs H. aDle to enjoy
the luxury Of conducting a lrass band IL
he wants TO.
He occupies in Economy a post that cor
responds to that 81 Mayor. and II also a
ruler in the spiritual affairs OF The COM
munity.
Few handmasters have enjoyed the
TAX. I'M the career Of a public performer.
and most Of them would probably have
changed places WITH HIM Willingly MI
puS- has s'aI.sn ou, Si.onSiy V" osnu,,,
na.r a.. .cen. 81 his cnn.,.rt. i, nrdcr ,ha,
n. NAV h. near the hall al all times.
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Tn, late Monte I.aacs owed much of his
,,,uIanty ia -,ci.,y T., hi. skiu A. pr,-ti-
II - ,.a.I. .,u.a =,
u's''a'o'' ""' ''f"'' "f''N
charitable pc~riornhahccs lie a'tuif"u ms
knowledge Of the art from Heller, with
whom he studied for several YEAR with as
much persis,ency a. II he intended to adop,
the h,isine.s " magic professionally. He
was uui,. a well oualifed To dc this, indeed.
as MANY who earn their living at It.
Another social Magician, II he u TO lie
described in that way. l. Eugene Higgins,
who took lessons in the art from Hermann
He has not given public exhibitions 81 his
skill SO Frequently a. Mr.. Isaacs
In addition To his skill a. n magician NJ.
Isaacs Wa. an excellent siorv-tsllrr, and
W. ~. ~ an d" ~. ts'nn'rS a.; H.,
brought, letters from London 10 persons in
New York who could introduce him adj
vantageously anu from that time he was
"c., ilAei n9Ic
n. vi,hJr,w nl,no-, entirely frIm sortal
life
IC the stolen panel ia hitting by Felix
Pom a., which .,nrch j. now h,iup made
=. -,h.... III,
Nv INV P''' w o'"'' as'''s' "'""'
Naiueu hy ahyt"HN NJ si.'p"' thc tgdie
Is a surprising one for any work Of hat
n,int.r There il no more prolific prodlc,r
among artists Of ppuilariiy or reputation
mar Liam. Attendants AT pic,ur. auctions
n, visitors ,o dealers vnl,.rie. know with
vim, Frequency the In,yi,ahlo Venetian
Zi.ms come tefor. them. And they know
~ Tho small stolen rare would surnri-o
them for any work % his. even a consid-
cradle canvas Among painters Ii"m-
fhfiu turning pul o1 pictures u -pHlftNlrk