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FINLAND.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC SKETCH OF THE
COUNTRY.

FINLAND AS IT IS By Harry de windt. oc-
tavo PIP. N, 3le z. P. Dutton & Co.
The author OF this book makes pretence
Of giving anything more than a tourists notes
OF a little known country. and suggestions and
advice to those who may wish TO make trip
similar TO his It was delightful trip he
assures u.s. and one easy of accomplishment; II
can be made in comfort, IL not in absolute
luxury. The railroad accommodations are lux
urious and at price absurdly low. You can
obtain circular ticket the whole Finnish
railway for about 30 shilIings. and travel l 100
miles for the price of return ticket between
London and Hastings. Instead of eternal
abode of poverty, cold and darkness. as Fin
land is popularity supposed to be. the visitor
VIII find what Mr.. De windt calls one of the
most attractive and advanced countries in Eu-
rope, possessed in summer of the finest climate
in the world. The stranger will meet with
studied pOliteness in town and country. where
every peasant will raise his hat. not deferen-
TALLY, but with the quiet dignity OF an equal:
and he will find people of a high degree of
education, for the most illiterate ploughboy
may not marry the girl OF his choice till he
can read the Bible from end to end.
The manifesto OF the Gar has not yet Rus
sianized the Finnish capital, and Helsingfors
his an individuality which Mr.. De Windt thinks
the combined powers OF Europe would be puzzled
TO suppress-the most pleasure bic city in mod
Europe" is his glowing characterization Of
ii. Sumptuous hotels, streets full of life and
animation, lined by handsome buildings beauti-
full parkways and public squares, an art gallery
an opera house and a university appear in the
picture drawn for by Mr.. De Wfndt. Viborg
on the frontier. is picturesque old town near
famous old castle. Imatra is reached by a
comfortable steamer through one of the most
beautiful regions Of Finland. succession Of
graphical feature of Southern Finland that the
Lakes" Says traveller:
II is no exaggeration 70 say that one NAV
take a canoe, embark at Viborg and travel at
a fair rate OF speed for fifty consecutive davs
without reyisiting the spot once beach
able trip for a keen fisherman with taste for
outdoor life, whose means do not run 10 niRhts
a river in Scotland or Norway. The whole
programme, fishing included. has been carried
ont 10 the writer's knowledge for under ESQ.
The travelling in the northern part is more
primitive, and Mr.. De Windt appears TO have
experienced some discomforts In this part OF his
journey. The scenery lie wild, and the railroad
lies through desolate tracts Of moorland. The
last part he made by wagon. and for sheer
physical discomfort that short journey from
Uleaborg to Tornea he considers to have been
unsurpassed; he could have travelled by a COM
Portable steamer. but chose to see the country
instead. and he coon regretted his choice But
this is the only note OF dissatisfaction that
sounds through this cheerful book Of travel
notes.
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1S6th 81.

1S6th 81.
The approximate OF the lien charge TO
satisfy which the above property IS 70 be scd IS one
thousand eight hundred and l0lOO SlsOslO. win
interest tnere1n from June 49, 1902 together with costs
and allowances amounting three hundred ntty-theS
and il-lOp dollars fS3aS4l with interest from June -
1907 together with the the sale The approx
mate Of other liens. which
te allowed by purchaser OF the purchase
or paid the Referee. hundred sxtynve
dollars tSlOjp and interest
Dated New York. June 50 1902
J. c. JULIUS LANGBEIN. Referee.
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foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk--Aanie ". Gould, Plaintiff. against Robert
Han and Others pefendantsln pursuance OF Judgment
Of forecl0-Ure and sale dull made and
action. bearing twenty-ffrh
day Jane. 1902 I. undersigned. referee IN
said Judgment named. Will sell public auction
New Estate SalsSoorns. III Broadway,
the Borough Nanha- tau. City OF New York on
twenty-third day Of July 1902 o'clock noon
that Charles II Bsrran auctioneer, the
directed said Judgment sold.
descr fellows: All
land. the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate. living and being in Twenty-thrd
the CITY Of New York and bounded
follows. % Wit: Beginning at point the nOrhery
side one hutred and thirysXth
hundred and feet and hundredths OF a
from the point Of intersection norhery
side Of "a street Win the eastry side OF the southern
boulevard and running thence northway right
one h;ndrni and thirty Street and OF
throUsh certain party wall hundred feet
the line Of the block thence esardly along
through another wall. hundred feet o
the nCrtheTly SIDE 81 One hundred thrty-six,h
thence westwardly along the uOrtherly
hundred and thirty-ciNth fifteen
point place OF begiun!ng- said premises
situated the Borough % the Bronx.
said Cicy York
Dated. New FORK. June 81. 1902
J. - JULIUS LANGREIN Referee.
RONALD x. BROWN, Attorney Plaintiff No
Broadway. borough Of Manhattan. New York
The follow a diagram OF property to be sold
described above. the street number
one hundred and thirty-sXth Street.
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Hnmmer Resorts.
NEw-YUitk.
R1 Cd RlEW9G ON LAKE.

In tho heart Of the Adirondscks. Two large hotels
and cottages Overlooking of the most beautiful
lakes In the regon excellent trout fishing Mm1 b
tennis bowling. boating. bathing. mus,ci WWlu
sanitary plumbing pulmonary invaIids: moderate
reduction IN June September. artistic
catalogue.
MORLbY's ON LAKE PLEASANT HAMILTON CO.,
NEW YORK.
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Dartltluu Sale.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
John aTstiD , and Wife plaintiffs
suance Of an interocGtGy judgment OF partitian po
sale duly made and entered in the above entitled ae
undersigned referee in said Judgment named viii sell
roO Number iii Broadway in the County Of New S Yos
f 3n ths a Ss DAY OF july l at tTeiys oeSsk noon q
directed by said Judgment be sold and described as
building thereon. situate. lying and being in Beaver
and City Of New York and known ana dlstinsuised as
eI Dqei Gauer deceased and bounded as follows:
beIongnp ~ ' t sac - o. nov or late
of ss 6y ground or late eeongins 70 the heirs
ground now or late belonging 70 John Gardner contain
, N breadth in front fifteen feet ten inches and
and in length about ninetynne feet be the ng nT1s
James LeaTy and oliver r. White by sydney e Morse
oeh gay on NovsInher 49, SnG recorded in the ONCE
and also ali that certain in5e5iur NJ sas b a. ~
tbe tbirtietb 5av ~ Anil 4, ~ 80 - GATE
hundred and eghty,nne made by Henrietta NJ Hutton,
S{uges as Executors Of and trustees Under the win
and Joseph T White Execut9rs etc 81 FTi1s6s
Pre on the first day Of Nav 1903 yearly rental
all and stnuar the leasehoi premises mentioned
Or parcel Of situate living and being in the FIRST
York on the Weste-r SIde o. fsaver S ., Ns s
bp nnt erected thereon bounded as follows sOuhsy
late OF Harriet H. starr and estate James Leary
ana western by ground now or lately belonging Mrs
street sixteen fest In the rear thirteen feet inches
N length the Westerly t1e
inches and on the Eastery side ninetynine feet
inches for and during an the rest residue and remainder
ye 70 come OF in and 70 the term Of mentioned IN
the said 1denture ~ lease subject nevertheless the
rents covenants conditions and provisions men
TONED The said firstly above described lot being
freehold lot and known Number 10
De sold with that Of building ands
thereon, subject with Of
mace IN the said lease. of
OF said two lots agreed for themselves
cessorS n title that OF
the said lease ~ their '0nt equal expense build
ana erect party wall he line said
two lots specified the said lease
and leasehod premises will subject a Of
the ground store floor thereof Mortimer Hahlen
for term expiring May 1St reservinz
rent Of Fifteen hundred Dollars agreeing
pay a certain proportion tax
meter shall fairly ep7crtOned par,
~ he building leased u him which has been fixed by
agreement q the parties Sixty Dollars The
rents reserved by the last mentioned lease 20 May 1st
1903 20 belong % the purchaser purchasers Of said
freehold and ieasehold premises their heirs executors
administrators assigns and thereafter onehalf q
rents To belong 70 the said purchaser or purchasers their
heirs administrators assigns and the
half belong the IN Zee OF the said
premises Number ~ Beaver Street.
The following il diagram Of the property sold
described above the Street Numbers being AZ
Beaver Street. All distances less:
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MoNTAyN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

For Block Island. r l.: Orient Greenport
Shelter Island. SouthoId and
Sag Harbor. L. l.
Steamers will New York Pier II l. n near foot
Wall St. week days executing Saturdays S:a0 = NJ
Saturdays +. NJ Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
steamer will not stop At Southold
ADDITIONAL SERVICE TO BLOCK ISLAND On Sat
urdays during July and August OF
MOntnuk Steamboat line connect NJ Montauk
with 7. l. Il y train leaving New York. St. 90
Pier IL. Wall ST. 100; FiRtbuEh Ave. Brooklyn
l-l1 L. NJ. arriving NJ BLOCK Island at 100 r. NJ.
On Mondays The steamer ''Shlnnecoc6'' will
-. r r.. at 500 A. NJ; Irning leave sag Harbor
BOO +. 81. Excursion tickets good only date sold
going and returning by boat. 81. Going by and
turning by l. Il. II day. $500
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Notirc OF Gnmmous.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
- York Couuty.-Louis WSI3run. Plaintiff I.ucene
Cunning Defen1ant.-Summcns: To above named
Defendant; You hereby summoned the
plant this action and copy OF
Plaintiffs Attorney within ~ days after
exclusive day service and
In Of YOUR failure 10 appear or answer Judgment will
be taken aSalnsJ by default for the relief demanded
In the complaint
10th.
STEPHEN p. STURGESS. Plaintiffs Attorney Once and
Post Ohlcs Address. No IS Liberty Street New York
Notice-To the defendant Lucene Cunning: The fore
going summons Is served by publication puT-
suant 20 the order 81 the Hon Charles H TuaX OF
the Justices Of supreme OF New
York dated the .rd dav u 1902 and fled with the
Complaint In the office Of Clerk the Of New
York the County Court House Borough Of Man
haitian. City and County Of New York. the 2Srd day
OF June 1902 the original Complaint herein having been
hled therein on The 10th day OF June. 1902
Dated June %. 1902
STEPHEN L. STtRGES. Pi4intims Attorney once and
Post Office Address. No. ~ Liberty ST. Borough OF
Manhattan New York city.
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Beaver
Dated New York July 9Th. 1902
HOWARD VAN SINDERES
Referees.
STRONG & CApWALADER. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 20
Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
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Cost.

II gold bracelet set with i've stones lost at Cafe Knon
, Far Rockaway, L l.. between Ear Rockaway and
Lawrence. I. T., Saturday evening. June 2Sth 1904
H. r. PARRISH % Cortisndt st.. New Yorh
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ANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner
C. Thomas. Surrogate County York.
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against John II. Pe late Of the County of New York
deceased 70 present the with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber his place of transacng business No
81 Street. Borough OF Manhattan in the
City OF New York before the sixteenth day OF
October
Dated York. day April. 1902
FREDERICK A. PIsI1I. Executor.
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Gouutrn Boaro.

SSPFING MEADOWS FARM.-BOarders wanted. 49,
~ elevation; plenty OF shade: good farm board rnIf
and vegetables: Ia miles from
terms reasonable Address Fl. BOUCHER NIe--1r-'
N Y
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as place Of trial the County OF New York Herbert
Is. Turner. Plaintiff. against sophia Weiss. Frank b
Smith and Mary r. Smith. hts wife. LaVIna A. Bots.
Gardner o. Cotton, Dennis Dugan. Warren b. Newkirk.
Acker. Neral & Condlt. William W. Vaughn. Eugene
F. McCiirr and William J. McGirr. composing the firm
OF McCiirr x Sons. The MaCEnlght F1nJtc Com
Pany Prince Line. 1895. Limited. and Mary O'Brien.
observation-disclosures. To the above defendants
and each OF them: You hereby summoned &c answer
the complaint ths action. and copy
plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after the this exclusive Of
service your failure appear answer
Judgment viii be against default
lief demanded the complaint.
Dated New York. December 10Th, 1901
LOUIS r. ROLSTON. Attorney PLAINTIFF.
Office ard Post Once Addres - William Street. New
York. " Y.
To the remnants. Il. Smith. Mary E. Smith. his
wife. and Iaytlia A. pu BOs; The foregoing summons IS
served upon by publication pursuant order q
the Hon Charles H. TruGx. a Justice O Supreme
June. 1902 and filed with the complaint Office OF
the Clerk or the County OF New York. the County
Court House In the County and State OF New York
Dated. New York June 2Srd 1902
LOUIS Il ROLSTON Attorney for PaIntT.
once and Post Office Address. % William street New
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Snrroqates' Notlces.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
: Frank T F1tzgerad. Surrogate Of the County OF
New York. Notice Is hereby given all having
claims against Woodruff. OF County OF
New York. deceased present the vouchers
thereof the subscriber her place transacrnR
business The once Of Henry Davis No $50 Broad
way. IN the CITY OF New York before
OF December
Dated. York day u June 1902
MINNIE WOODRUFF. Adm!rlsgratrtx
HENRY K DAVIS Attorney Tor Administrative. 32O
BroadWay. New Y1rk C-ty-
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=. an order q Hon. Abner c. Thomas. surrogats OF
the County Of New York. notice IS hereby
persons having claims against corneia c. Tonpkas.
with vouchers thereof the
place Of transactng business. of Fletcher
McCutchen Brown. No. 10 william In the CITY
Of New York. before the 9th day Of Nlsvsmber
Dated New York. the 18th day II May. 1902
IESUP WAKEMAS. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA WAKE
MAN, Executors
FLETCHER. MCUTCHES & BROWN. Attorneys
New Yor r-fty
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HO.

- Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate the County OF New
York hereby 10 all having claims
Catherine G. Murray late OF the County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers their Of ransacng business
Room 20 william Street the City Of New York
on or before the 9th day OF December. next.
Dated New York. the 27th dav OF May, 1902.
GEORGE MURRAY. ROBERT A. MURRAY. Executors
JAMES G MURRAY. Atty for Executors. 76 William
y. Y. City
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STEAMBOATS,.

--------->---->------------
lOOS y NDuG NEW ENGLAND
FALL RIVER LINE. River "A Newport Leave
Pier 10 y. r.. foot Of Warren Week days ana sun
days az $50 p Steamers PURITAN aud PLYMOUTH
Orchestra each
PROVIDENCE LINE via Providence Lave Pier IS
y r. foot murray 81 Week days only 9 % , steam
STONINGrON LINE.
temporarily discontinued
NORWICH LINE. for NeN Iondoa stnn-
irgton. Watch Nm Management Pier Block Island
W!cn. Worcester, Boston. the North
CITY OF WORCESTER and MAINE Leave Pier IS
y R. foot spring st. week days only at p m.
NEW HAVEN LINE Tor Ne" Haven. New britain. Msri-
den Hartford Springfield the North. q
e R foot Peck Slip, Week GAYS: SIR RICHARD PECK
,,goayrs 30 p m 'SatA m CHEsItst W CHAPLIN
u midnight sundays. RICHARD PECK Tvs P.2O a.
EAST 2ls st 0-45l returning due New YORK 90 . m
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

l. Abner c Thomas a Surrogate of the County New
is hereby given TO all persons having claims
late OF the County OF New York.
present with vouchers thereof to
their place OF uansacting business at
Of Beecher, Esq. Attorney at-Iaaw. No.
Broadway city OF New York. on before the
nrst Gay OF December next.
Dated New York. the 26th day Of May 1902
ALFRED CLARENCE Marks
Executors
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TN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner
- c. Thomas a Surrogate Of County OF New York
notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Annie E. Turley. late Of the County Of New
York deceased to present the with vouchers there
subscribers their place Of ransacting bust
the office OF Joseph H. Mahan. No 10 Chambers
in the City OF New York Borough OF Manhattan
before the first Of October next.
Dated New York, the 10th day OF March. 1902
TIMOTHY THOMPSON. JOSEPH IL. MAHAN.
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TN pursuance Of order Of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. a Surrogate County Of York
notice is hereby given all having claims against
Andrew Shand. late OF the County Of New York de-
ceased present vouchers thereof
subscriber. his place Of tansactins business No.
Broadway. in the City OF New York before tbs
18th day Of August. 1902
Dated New York. the 4th day Of February, 1902
ANDREW SHTT.AND. Executor.
sHILAED. SHOEMAKER e HEDGES. Attorneys for
Executor No u broadway. New York City. ". 7.
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an Of Abner e. Thomas a surroRa a
Of the County New York notice hereby given all
claims against Henry C.. H0uKhton Of
the County Of New York. deceased. 20
vouchers thereof the subscriber place
traasactns No. 81 Broadway Borough
Manhattan. city Of Sew York before day
December
Dated New York, 18Th day q May. 1902
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
PECKHAM MILLER & KING, Executor.
Attorneys for Executor 50 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
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rs PURsUANCE OF AM order OF Hon. Ahner

- C. Thomas a Surrogate the County o York.
notice Is hereby all claims
saraa A Townsend late Of the County Of New York de
subscriber at his place Of trsnsactng business At the
Office Nash Jones No 63 Wall Street. in the City Of
New York before the nfth day OF July
twentieth January 1902.
GEORGE G. WBEElOCK. Executor.
NASH IONFs. Attorneys Executor SO street.
New York City
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DAILY EXCURSION TO
West Point, Newburgh and Summit of
Historic Mount Beacon.
Cool-Comfor tn bie-DeIig htful.
sai Hudson and superbly
equipped steamer HOMER RAMSDELL 10 Fshkill ire
turning the evening", OTIS Incline Railway 70 summit
highest mountain the Highlands Grand view,
scenery beautiful walks Refreshments
FRANKLIN ST. week days 9i:SO A. Nj ". l2Jth
1000 A. NJ; sundays hall hour earlier. Round 70
Mountain. only SI.OO. To WEST POINT
Newburgh and Return, - cts,
UP THE PICTURESQUE HUDSON.
To West Point Newburgh Poughkeepsie.
Grand Daily Excursion teXcept sunday
BY PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK and ALBANY.
From Brooklyn Fulton 81. by Annex 500 A NJ.
From New York Desbrosses St 40 A NJ.
From New York. West 18th St 95 A ST.
Returning due in New York. $50 NJ
Morning and Afternoon Concerts.
=, DEEP STA FISHING daily Al Fosters
reliable, large iron seag0ing
Uf3ffkn~ Ter, regular boat winter and
fare. T5c. ladies. soc.
ST. q R, T:i5 A N; Battery Larding, \ sharp
y. B-Only iron boat this Large ladies' saloon
RED BANK LINE.
Franklin S.. n North River Monday.
July q. A N. 2. N. Tuesday July D. 5
A NJ and P NJ; Wednesday. July %. $50 a N
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CHARLES ELIOT. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.
Octave, DIP. xiv. 770. Houghton Miffiin & Co.
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81 PURsUANcE OH AN oRDER on Hos

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims Happen. late OF the County OF
New York. present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers their place 81 ransactins
business al Of Strong & Cadwaader. No
Wall Street In the Borough OF Manhattan and City OF
New York before the second day or January next
Dated Kew York the twenty fourth day OF June 1902
SAMUEL WOoLVERTON.
EDWARD = HANCY.
Executors
hTHOkG 81 cADWAL4ADER. Attorney for Executor.
40 Wall Street New York CITY
A DVBfTIeEhBNTs md subscriptions for The Tribune
80 rscsfved ~ their Uptown once.
NO. 1884 BROADWAY
Between seth ana s7tb SITS until o o'clock .. m
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FROM PIER s FOOT RECTOR ST. ~ r.
Boats leave at 300. 1000 HOO A. M and 100 200
3:45. 40. $50 500 p M Sundays 1000 A. M. 100.
400 r. NJ. all
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5nrroaates \ oilres.
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of the County OF
New York. Notice Is hereby given having
laims against William Bogardus. the County OF
York, present the wit
hereof subscriber at his place ransactng bust
No. II WoSt Saith Street in the CITY York
n before the 28th day OF December next
Dated New York. the 23d day OF June 1902.
WILLIAM J ROOME. Executor
CLARK BROOKS Attorney for Executor I55 Broad
Manhattan. New York city
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Mt PLEASANT HOUSE.-Located on n high and ex
Ni tensive plateau Of 2iO 1900 above sea
level overlooking village and
etc. hunting. fishing swimming: pianos one
accommodate forty: health. recreation Neversink
sullivan Co.. ~. Y
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-11
WheM -oga Are neat.

Frogs legs are sold In Paris dainti.,
threaded on little willow wands. Peo
pie buy them for the home table iH
stead of. as is the practice in this coun
try. eating them exclusively In restau
rants, They make a most palatabh
broth for invnlids and convalesccnts
but ordinarily the legs are prepared b,
removing the skin. rolling them In
-four, adding salt, pepper and butter
with pinch OF parsley. and cooking
them gently In frying pan or on the
griddle. By Parisians 1t Is considered
that the frog Is best In the fall OF the
year when 1t Is fattest and most dell
cate. However. large numbers of the
batrachlans are caught In the spring
when they are said to be more easily
captured. Saturday Evening Post.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-11
SENATOR SPO0NER MRy
FAIL OF RE- -6L 6CTI0N
Republicans In Wisconsin Bddlu
Split and Democrats Hopeful
of Carrying State.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. July IL
Senator Spooner, one of the most con-
spicuous Senate debaters and leaders,
and the framer of the compromise
isthmian canal bill and Cuban reel
procity measures. may not be contin-
used in the Senate There would be no
question about his Endorsement by the
Wisconsin State convention If it were
not for his differences with Governor
I4afollette. dating back to the time
when Lafollette was in the House.
Lafollette and his friends appear to
be in control of the Republican party
of Wisconsin, and while Lafolette's
chief managers publicly favor the re-
election Of Spooner Lafollette himself
has not yet taken that position.
The governor represents the younger
element, which Is in favor of what the
conservatives call Popullstic measures,
while Senator Spooner belongs to the
conservative wing II LafOlette Is re-
nominated and refuses to allow an in
dorsement of Spooner's reelection, the
conservatives predict that the party
split may enable the Democrats to
carry the State.
Senator Spooner has been mentioned
as the successor of Chief Justice Full
Ter, If the chief justice should retire
during President Roosevelt's admins
tration. but the chief justice has not
thought OF retiring