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THE JEALOUSIE.S OF ARTISTS,
AN INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSES OF
THEM
From The Saturday Review.

AN iNSCIh1 INTO THE CAUSES OF
THEM.
From The Saturday Review.
Jealousy we all know have heard of In
connection with the sexual passions it plays
an enormous part in the lives of all nations
but especially the Southern and Eastern Thar
sort of jealousy seems to need heat sunlight
TO bring ii perfection But there is anofbar
Sort the jealousy of the artist that seems to
need nothing but the atmosphere of the studio
the concert room, the opera house and il i'm
mediately begins TO flourish with virulence
that ieaNes nothlng To he desired. Every one
must at some time have asked himself Wbv
on earth should arusts-poetS, good bad,
painters, musicians, actors-be so fearfully jeal-
Gus of one another? OF course jealousy is not
unknown in other professions Lawyers are not
quite exempt from H. II II is not contempt of
court 10 say it. even judges have not ALWAYS
loved each other with a perfect love There is
We understand, in military circles a peculiar
form OF Jealousy: and dare say that if we
could read the hearts of many a respecta BILE
greengrocer, ironmonger. publican. we should
ma MS feelings toward his more successful
brethren anything but charitable But vet
when all is said, il is in the artistic professions
Ihat Jealousy is most common. most viruIent
Inc hatreds or men Of letters are notorious
PAINTERS occasionally say a good word for one
another-occasionally; not. fear very often
actors also have been heard to speak well OF
one another; and. seeing how often they sneak
III Of cne another il is merely fair 10 rer,an,
Der this We do not know if anv oneratic ortis,
mas ever spoken well Of a rival We should he
glad TO hear Of ii. For If jealousy peryades ar
Isle Isle nle. II Is TO be found in its most acute
surely this is a most curious phenomenon
NO one becomes an artist save for love OF Some
art and where there is love there is svmnathv.
aho one would expect the practitioners of an art
70 De nled with sympathy for each other In Ali
tnelr struggles. But il is not the case An
operatic artists life is hard: no one would he
come an operate artist for fun. or save hI, tbe
pressure Of an Instructive passion, love of the
art OF opera; yet we constantly find oneratio
arusts doing the most scandalous things 10 one
Anotner. Al Covent Garden. a. the Paris Onera
at the Opera Comique at the RerIin C Cpeia, a.
basreuth' everywhere one finds the same thing
.Ie same mates and tealousies. After lookin9
carefully at the antics Of the opera house FOE
many years we have come TO the concueior
thaI WIN certain rare exceptions the artists
nesita,e before no act however despicable which
cess ara his or her-especially her-riyals 90
70 WORK at once as il with the definite nurnoso
OF running him or her. II is not so many veers
slnce an English singer. now we'll known mads
hit at Bayreuth. Immediately Sucher. with q
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Rccclper's Notlre

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
To the Creditors STANDARD Shoe MACHINERY Com,
pauy: '
In pursuance of OF the Chancellor rnaaa ~,
the day OF the date hereof hereby n6tIaed 70
come IN anc prove before the address given baIo
Your claims and demands against STANDARD Shoe Ma
chlheiy company. under oath affirmation within ,hrea
months from the date hereof. you win be excluded
rom the benefit OF such dividend may hereafter
made and declared by this Court upon the nroceads ~
the effects Of said corporation. F'N~N'NS -
Dated December i6. 1901
,,,-- FRANK p. MDERMOTT
Receiver Of Standard Shoe Machinery COMPANY - r.
change Place. Jersey City. N. j. - IA
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DESK. AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

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ments receiN ed al the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until ; ~ clock
p. m, viz: 254 shave, :. 2. cor. nd
l53 6th-ave.. cos. l2th-st. l42 Columbus
ave, near West Goth st; l06 West 42d- ST.
near Oth-ave.. % East l4th-st.: 297 West
42d st. between 9Th and Sth aves. 2G3
West l25th-st.. 1J9 East 4Tth-st.: BIS I'd
ave, between 10Th and 7Tth sts.: orc 3d-
ave. near 6lst-st.: .TOS LIST ave, near
seth st. i57 East l25th-st.. 756 fremont
ave. $50 ID ave, near 4lst-st,; 55i 3d-ave.
2lO Bleecker ST. 326 Bleecker- st. Brooklyn.
=. Y.-2i6C ourt-st. 2l5 Smith-st Newark.
N. J.-T9+ Broadst And at all A. d. T.
ofiices
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Ohtial Eeaal Notice.

4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-
TISENENT in the CITY RECORD Of Eshr,,o.. a., =.
March t. 1902 Of the confirmation by the SnTsn , - 70
and the entering in the Bureau
snents and AREAS Of for OPESG%C m
ACQUIRING IIIlsE9 10 the following IN ~.
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX; PATH WARD SECTION on
70 Walton Avenue. Confirmed February 1897. en,.s
February IS 1902 " i''-' entered
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT Cono.ro,I..
City of New York. February is 1902 - NV"pFOher.
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DERNtATOLOGH.

ADVDRTIS E1MENTS and subscriptions for
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3lst-St.. until o'clock p. m. advertise
ments received a the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until o'clock
p. m. viz; 2J4 Sth ave. i. e. cor. I'D ST.
153 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.; ll2 Columbus
ave. near West Goth st lOG West 42d 81.
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THE MEDICT AND THE ITALIAN RENAIS
SANCE. BY Oliphant Smeaton, NJ A. (The
Worlds Epoch Makers Seres) Octave, PIP. ),
2s6. Charles Scribners Sons.
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HELP WANTED.

ATT tlNTION,-Men wanted. cheap trim 70
Europe. England So 81. Germany $40.
Africa, 50. also free transportation pro
cured return passage ATLANTTC, SHTP-
PING OfEICE 9H lst-st NrN--Y Ynrk
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LOST.


LOST or STOLE LEN.-Bankbook No 432.5i6
of the German Savings Bank in he city
OF New-Nork, corner 4th-aVe. and l4th-st-,
issued to Christian Hatfield. All persons
are cautioned negotiating the same. II not
returned 10 the bank on the 18th day OF
March. 1902. duplicate Will be Issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 81. .6gI on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon to present the
same To the bank within thirty days or the
said book will he declared cancelled and eX-
tingushed and a new one issued in lieu
thereof
LOST.-Bankbook No as 513. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. New-NOrk- Pay
Went stopped. Please return book To bank.
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flee. No 1.242 Broadway I'd door north Of
3lst-st., until O'Clock p. M; advertise
meuts received at the following branch Of
ices al regular office rates until o'clock
=. m. viz: 254 shave. 5. e. cor. 23d s.;
iJ3 6th-ave., cor 12th-st-. 1i2 Columbus
ave. near West 66th st; IO6 West 42d-st..
near 1S 6th,ave-; 81 East l4th St; 25I West
va ST., between Tth and Sth aves.. 2iS,
West l2Jth St l59 East 41th-st. 1, ,33s ?d-
ave. between 10th and nth SITS. / ops 3D.
ave, near 61st-st.; Los 1st-ave.. near
-Jth-st. i5I East i25th St. 156 fremont
ave; $50 3d-ave.. near 41st-st; 5J4 3d-ave.
20 HleeCker-st 32j BleeCker- st. Brooklyn.
y N--2l6 Court-st-; 2I5 Smith-st Newark.
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Offices.
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ANTIQUE LEWEIRY.

e. wYLER, late with J. NJ Guggenheim-
diamonds jewelry, silyerware and an
tiques Old gold silver and jewelry bought
or exchanged. W. 2Sth-st.. near 5th-ave.
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IANITOR for office building. school or hat.
by ColOred man. sixteen years personal
reference CAN or address \. J. L, 700
West 4Tth st, third Hat, west side.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

YOUNG MAN. 26. In bakery. can manage
small business. had business himself
seven years experience. best of reference
ROSENARNE. i4T West 2Ist-st
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM Is the standard
Ice Cream OF the world. It is no secret;
everybody knows IL. All orders promptly
filled. city or country.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

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hce No. l.242 Broadway, % door north OF
SiXt-st.. until o'clo, K p. m; advertise
r1eGtS received al the following branch Of
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.. m, viz. ri Sth-Ave.. 5 2. cor. 23d-st.; /;
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near 6th-av--. % East i4th-st.. 25T West
i2d st, Detw~~u ,th and Sth aves.: 263
West l25th-st.. 159 East 4Tth-st.: l. 33s Sd
ave. between 10th and nth SITS: !. .026 Sd
ave. near 6lst-st: l.70S lst-ave., near
sOth-st.; 1871 East l25th-st.. T56 fremont
ave. ESQ 3d-ave, near 4ist-st. 554 Sd lave.
21O BlceckeT-st.. 32S BleeCker-st. Brooklyn,
y. Y.-2l6 Court-st. 2i5 SInith-st Newark
y. J.-7e4 Brosd-st. And at all A. ID. T.
Offices
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6nrroaates Noilces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
motto. IS he's eby given all persons having claims
against Thomas Lyons. late OF New York County. de
10 the with vouchers
al business a
offca Of Michael j. sullivan. Room 20 Smith Building
junction OF willis Avenues and street
Bronx borough the city Of New York. before the
lOth day OF June next.
Dated New York 18th day Of December 1901
GEORGE J. LYONS. LEO HAMILTON. MICHAEL J.
SULLIVAN ExecutCst.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
AM ESTABLISHED
MAGAZlNE For SALE

BY order Of the District court of the
United States for the District Of New -ler-
sey ! shall sell To the highest bidder. sub
jeCt to the approval Of the Court, all the
furniture. fixtures. stock, contracts. aC-
counts receivable. subscription lists. good
viii. and all other assets and effects OF the
Household Publishing Company, the owner
and publisher Of The Household This ls
subject only 20 the obligations Of the Com
pany 10 its paid up subscribers. This maga-
zine has been continuously issued since
1865 and has a subscription list OF over
100000. Facts and figures can he obtained
AT my office. also permits 10 inspect the
plant. Sealed bids will be received At my
office until noon on February 2Ith. iSJ2.
ANY plan for purchase other than 10. cash
down tsuCh for part of the purcha~" I'm
deferred payments or in an issue of stock
or bonds must he accompanied 10y refer
enCcs as to financial responsibility. All
The successful bidder must be- prepared 70
pay s.. OOO cash. and 20 furnish security for
the fun performance of his offer within
twenty four hours after notification of ar-
ceptanCe. Perfect title. free or lncum-
branceS can ue conveyed within twenty
four hours. Trs Is a great opportunity TO
purchase an established monthly magazine.
Dated y. y. Feb IL. 1902.
HOLMES Y. NJ. DENNIS. Jr..
Receiver of the Household Publishing com
pauy. ~ Park Row. New York city.
s150 BUYS third intcrest-partnev dead
real estate security. purchaser may be
either president or treasurer OF company
Invest gate the business and profits Sc
CURITY Bo 20. Tribune OftiCe
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ROCKS.
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE.

SOB BROADWAY. NEAR 12TH-ST.
Everybody In New-York and for hfty
miles around kn rvs Lowering. His store is
the headquarters for book lovers and book
buyers Special prices for books that can :
not be Chtained elsewhere. All kinds OF
books &c suit all tastes end all pocket
books Hstori ,aI books biographical re
lsious scientific. books Of travel books
OF fiction books for children. poetry, etc''
etc. Anything YOU want. and positiVely az
the lowest possible prices in the United
States Encyclopedias on sale for song
Appleton's. Chamberss. Britannica ana
Peoples Books and Libraries purchased
LOWERING. 500 BROADWAY. y. Y
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TWO SEAI.SKlN SACIN-. sIz-> - gni =.
new: prices very reasonable. MAX
Pt-k\STEIN. 2!l West I2o.h-st
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
PALNiIsT.

,---,,,,-- - = ~-~N-~~---~~-~-N~-~-~~-
she % 6th-ave., palmtst, phren pIOEis 81
ana ply sioguomist. speaks twelve Ian
Euages. most wonderful revelations. gives
advice on all matters. fee very moderate.
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31st-st. until O'Clock p m; advertise
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D. m, viz: 254 sth-ave.. 5. 9. cor. 23d st;
ave. near West G6th-st: lO6 West 42d-st.
near shave; % East l4th-st. 2jI Nesl
42d-st.- between 7th and Sth aves.: 26a
West 125th-st. l59 East +Ith st; ,.}3S ID
ave. between 10Th and nth sts.; l,O26 81
ave. near 61st-st: Los 1st-ave-. neaf
S9th-st.: l57 East 125th-st.; 756 fremont
ave. $50 3d-avc., near 4lst-st.; 554 3d-aVe..
2IO RleeCker-st.: 80 BIeecker- ST. Brooklyn,
y. Y.-216 Court-st.: 2l5 Smith-st. Newark,
y. J.-794 Broad-st. And at all A. d. I.
Offices.
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WORK WANTED.


SPECIAL RATE 40 UNEMPLOYED.
- words, times. ..l5 cents
hhe F"te' ''.'.. .So cents
AN EXPERIENCED American woman de-
SireS employment for morning hours T.,
city references. RELIABLE. la East
37th-st
COMPANION TO lady. mornings from 1O.3O
TO l2;3n. by elderly lady; Partisan: re
III ~ ed, agreeable, willing can teach her own
TRUSTWORTHY. t53 6th-avc
COMPANION and USEFUL MAID TO elder
ly lady by refined young German woman;
good seamstTcss and knowledge Of hair
dressing: references city or country. Ad-
dress COMPETENT. BOX 20. Tribune Up
town once. l.2i2 Broadway.
GOVERNEsSS. by educated young woman
for small ,hild Apply by letter or call J.
+. W. Il5 West 32i -.
GOVERNESS. North German in family
goilS abroad: speaks German. English
branches, k1dergdrtrn, ieedleWork: ex sci
lent references. ENPERIFN 'FJD RoN n
Tribune Sp;own oihee. l.2I: HrpIdway.
kINDERGARTNER ER-Rv North German.
win take full. charge. best cI-y references
J. H., 2+' sumner ave. Hruoblgu.
PIANIST Young lady desires engage
ments accompanying singers. violinists or
0iuneS,ta' experienced; good sight reader;
West 6jth-~t.. JENNIE FAULKNER
YOUNG LADY AS saleslady or In an office
mailing or wholesale house; references.
Address Mrs. kIENLE. 3ii East 18th -.
WORK - ANTED.
Female.
srECr,t. II ATE TO UNEuproyrD
- words. = times. cent.
RESPECTABLE. intelligent woman. care
Tor invalid or companion of lady no oh
lection to travelling; good reference can
Monday' 36 West i03d-st-, LIST floor.
COMPANION Refined woman as u.efuI
companion or care fOr elderly or invalid
lauS transient OF permanent; highest ref
eIenees; moderate terms. Address EN-
PERlENCED, Fox . Tribune OtHce
RECENT GRADUATE. Ia. desires s,a,I,-
position in office; best of rrfer.nC.
MAkGAfET MNElGH. +2O West 18th 81
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEW RITEr -
BY beginner; knowledge OF bookkeeDInc
II. v BRlEN, 5ST East 10th St
TELEPHONE OPERATOR - Rv vou,r
lady, as switchboard operator; two years.
experience, can furnish references Address
II. b. 1.G31 Lexington-ave
YOUNG LADY, as saleslady or in an ot,ica
mailing. or wholesale house references
Aodress Mrs. klENLG pa East lOth-st.
ADV NERrISEMENT ard s,Inscrtn,,o.. 90.
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nces at regular ONCE rates until S o'cIock
y M. VIZ, 20 sth-ave., 8. e. cor 23d-st.
100 oth-aVe.. cor. l2ih-st.: l42 Columhu.
~se- near West o6th-st' io6 West a2d1sI-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BAR7THNl lNME|'S

ST. BARTH0l l@ME|'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2Il East 42d-st First class domestics are
supplied also managing housekeepers. ma
irons. governesses. tutors. etc.
MRS. HENRY MUSTONEN'S Scandinavian
Employment Bureau. 1873 3d-ave.. near
Ssth-st.. supplies the most reliable female
help: references strictly Investigated; SWed-
ish and Finland help a speciality.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
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hce No 1.242 Broadway. 2d door north OF
31st-st.. until O'Clock p. m; advertise
ments received al the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until S o clock
%. m, viz: 25+ Sth-ave., :. 2. cor. 23d-st-;
l53 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st.: 142 Columbus
ave. near West 66th-st; 100 West 42d-st..
near 6th-ave.; 90 East 14th-st. 25T West
42d-st., between 9Th and Sth aves.: 2G3
West I2Jth-st.. 1J9 East 4Tth-st.: .:s}S Sd
ave, between 10Th and 18th sts.; I.O26 3D.
ave. near 6ist-st. .7OS lst-aVe.. nsaF
sgth-st.. 1IT East 12jth-st: I56 fremont
ave; $50 Sd ave, near 41st-st. 554 Sd ave:
21O Bleecker-st: 325 Bleecker-st Brooklyn,
N Y.-2l6 Court-st; 2l5 Smith-st. Newark,
y. J.-794 Broad-st. And at all A. d. T.
Offices.
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FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE bike road wagon. light
sleigh. set light harness. blanket and
obes in excellent order: will sell whole out
ht for $50 cash Address F., Box 30. Trib-
une Office
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sAFEs,

LARGE LOT of second hand safes for
Eale cheap To make room: all sizes and
makes; must be sold quick. KISSEY.
RAINIER < THOMSON. 1913 Broadway
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CULTURE & BOXING

PROF. JUDD'S method training body IN
surpassed. 7O3 shave. behind store;
Sl4 month; $40 quarter. l. lessons month.
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JAPANESE seeks engagement as cook but
Ter or valet. thoroughly qualified entirslv
capable, speaks good English, referea,es
ADDRESS. stating wages paid. NOMOTARO.
SJ9 FulJ0n-st- BrllKlva
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IN PURsUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner G

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner c.
- Thomas. n Surrogate County OF New York
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Elmer Ellis. OF the County
deceased present TO the
subscriber his place OF transacting business 3l
State Street in TIE City OF Schenectady. State Of New
York. before the 10Th day April
Dated New York. the sh day Of October. 1901.
ALONZO i. STRONG,
AS will John Elmer
Ellis
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Y nursuance OF m order OF Hon. Abner C.

IN pursuance OF m order OF Hon. Abner G.
Thomas a Surrogate q the Count" ot New York.
Notice IS hereby given all persons having claims
AGAINST Katharine D. Callahan late Il County OF
New York deceased. present tie vouchers
thereof to thu subsrriber his place transactins
business No. Broad Street Borough Of Manhattan.
City New York. before the 5th day April
Dated New York. the 80 day Of September. 1901.
EDWARD J.. ,DUNPHY.
Executor OF Katharin' d. Callahan, deceased
JAMES r. PEARsALL Attorney for Executor 3
Broad St. Borough o: Manhattan. City York
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRiCEs.-5Oo second hand
wood and ITon working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought sod
changed. GEO. B. EDDY .9x MadisOn-sI
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LDST.-BankbOOk No. as. 513 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. New-YOTk. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book To bank.
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GARDENER Scotch. 81, has had life sv
perienCe in all branches OF gardening "a,
furnish first class references. Address n
2. T. care Of j r Mcintyre. 325 Soutb-
St. MorristoWn. y. J.
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der o. Hen. Ahner C. Thomas Surrogate OF the
York. notice is hereby
having claims against Morris s. Ulman. OF the
County u New York deceased. present the same
vouchers thereof tie subscribers
transactins business. viz: at the Office
Ledyard No 54 Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York. before the goth day OF March, 1902
Dated New York the 18TH day September. 1901
JOE $. ULMAN JULIEN STEVENS UI.MAN. Executors
ALICE NJ. ULMAN Executrix-
CARTER & BEDYARD Attorneys 70. Executors No
o. Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08
IN BEAUTIFUL PARIS

tai. you Will do your best TO seat your
self on one OF the iron chairs OF tho
Acacias from 4 10 6 o'clock OF the
afternoon. Tho morning groups be-
meath the trees are those OF high So
ciety. These grandes danes and their
DAUGHTERS do not have their photo
graphs in the shop windows. as tho
custom is in London; the are not
known by face 10 tho mass OF
Parislans.
The afternoon parade In carriages
Is very much dress parade OF fem.
mime celebrities. a very different cate.
CORY. In the dust OF gold and falling
locust blossoms the equipages OF this
halfhigh world parade slowly with
gracious dignity through tho fair
length OF the acacias.
IL Is the half world-the deml.
monde-so wilfully and so perslstently
misunderstood by Anglo-Saxons. In
truth. 4 comprises all that Is great
and interesting OF the femininity OF
Paris apart from the monde OF high
society.
There rides In her landau Brandes.
surnamed "Beaute Troublantc." n
great actress OF the Theatre Francois.
Behind her you will see Margaret Du.
rand. dlrectrlce OF The Fronde daily
newspaper.
Here comes Jeanne Granier OF the
Varieties. the wittiest woman In her
conversation. just as Is "Gyp." who
has passed her. with her pen. There
goes "Marni." another femme de let
tres. and Severino. another journalist.
Madame de Thebes. strongfaced and
massive. sits like an old Roman In
his chariot
And who else? Emilienne d'Alen.
son. both plump and statuosque. who
began life as a milliner's apprentice.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

came near making herself the next
Duchesse Dues. and Is now a robust
and joyous professional beauty; Cleo
de Merode. hiding her ears with CLOS
sy tresses; Lane de Pougy. known for
her beauty. her toilcttes. her suicides
and her extraordinary novel. written
by another person; Rejane. the most
Parisienne OF all actresses;
Anna Held; Angelo Heraud,
Otero. called the beautiful:
Polaire. who has the smallest waist
in Paris: and a hundred others. all
supremely elegant. the pride and Joy
OF great dressmakers. pillars OF Pa
rlslan restaurants. all living up &c
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08
A nnkntn Hurricane.

Lisbon. y. H.. was the center OF a
fearful hurricane and destructive hail
storm Friday. Crops within an area
extending 10 or more miles south are
totally destroyed. In places even tho
outhouses Ia all directions were
wrecked AMI dwelling houses damaged
All windows on the north side of the
buildings were shattered by hail aud
the houses flooded by the torrent OF
rain which fell. In Lisbon hardly a
building escaped damage. Stock Is
scattered and thousands OF chickens
and birds were killed. No person was
killed. although few were injured.
The nelghboring towns OF Huntsville.
Englevalc and Sheldon were also AZ.
fected.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

70 II semi-ofiicially announced that
the Russian minister OF finance expect.
a reply Ia the negative from the pow
crs 90 the note regarding international
action against trusts. When such re-
plies are received the Russian gov
eminent viii once more affirm that any
increase In duties ON Russian sugar
VIII be regarded as an infringement Of
existing treaties. and. II such Increase
Is enforced. the Russian government
will consider Itself free To disregard
its treaty stipulatlOns. The ministry
OF finance does not propose Ia take
measures against the powers collective.
~. but special circumstances In each
ease Will be considered with view u
the adoption of the measure most adj
VantagcOts 10 Russia.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

their full income. always at tho front.
women impossible outside OF Paris.
To the frequentors OF the Avenue
OF the Acacias II Is a great diversion
to point out these charming creatures
and retail the latest gossip OF them.
To be able to lift ones hat every min.
ute and receive n smiling nod in
recognition Is the height OF chic.
Indeed. one hears strange stories.
laughable. Incredible. OF what men
will do 90 receive such mods and
smiles. Thus. one Partisan subscribed
20 n box at the Z theater that he
might come TO know It's lovely star.
He knows her now and what II profits
him is this-he has a right to lift his
hat TO her.
Another has been lending" money
for six months TO an old swell In re.
turn for n dozen off-hand presenta.
lions. all made at restaurants and
good for tho purpose OF the Bots
only.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

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