The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-20

ca securities which he is taking nm tn
the new Dietetic hospital, endowed hv
the Hon. Russell Sage. for treatroonf
Inls we consider to be one of tha yooet
interesting tableaux in our tour. Cool
aallternoon, Mr.. Morgan. Howdy do
MI. nocKeTeller," he added, genialIv
shaking his hand at the two mapnatae,
upon the corner, both of whom retI1rn
eo the salutation immediately with in
lerest-6 per cent from Mr. MORGAN
ana 8 per cent from Mr.. RockefeiIar
90 impressed was 1 with the enter
PRISE OF the Coaching company in Sc
curing such an aggregation for tbe
t euincatlon of its patrons that I Maid
flttIe attention to the further oheeryTa
lions of the lecturer until we had go q
ed out Of the residential section most
dneGted by the overrich into the DEPTHS
oI the park. Once therein, however 3
was drought back to material things
py startling announcement from t6e
step TO the following intent:
Inc green sward to the left. which
you VIII see swarming with we'll dress
t ~ men ana snartly gowncd women, is
tue celebrated park common. The Ia
ales and gentlemen walking about
thereon are a part of New York's ia
nous four hundred, brought here fron,
Newport every Thursday at enormous
expense. Watching them is a liberal
eoucatlon in manners, not to mention
customs Tor which we make no extra
charge. we have today only 1928 of
then1 present, due to the oppressive
neat which has Frustrated fbe
less robust To the left LEADING
Two tiger cubs and an orang-outane,
IS Mr.. Willie Van Gilt, whose name Won
| nave possibly heard as the inventor Of
the much talked of giraffe dinner given
4aSt season at Newport. Next to him,
taIklng to the hippopotamus, is Mrs.
Bolivar CashboX, the present champion
IN that new game and social fad of the
nouT, progressive matrimony. Mrs
CaShboX has had seven husbands in
thfee years, and, pending the trial of
her current suit against Mr. Cashbox
IN South Dakota, is engaged to five
gentlemen, whose names will not he
ofnclally announced until she has re-
celved her decree. The young man be-
hlnd the lemonade stand is Mr. Marina
duke BronXton, the champion long dis
| lance cotiliOn leader of this season
| who has a record of having danced
tWenty-seven miles between / a. IN.
| and bedtime. In the center of the
group, just south of the hippopotamus,
wearing blue glasses and carrying a
red silk parasOl, is Mrs. Hollikins de
| Swell, who wears at all hours of the
| day sixteen pounds of diamonds. fifty
| five yards Of rope made of pearls,
| freshly imported from Oyster Bay ev-
! cry morning, six quarts of rubieS and
coronet whose estimated value touch
| es seven fgues. Her husband, Holly de
| Swell, the distinguished president of the
| Archaeological society at Fordham,
| is not with her, having spent the last
five years in Central Africa looking for
the summit Of Mount Chimborazo in
the interests of science"
And so he went on. A more enter
tanning lecture L never listened to. nor
was a more distinguished looking lot
Of exhibits ever produced. Nor did the
outing lose in interest as we drove on,
gaining rather as we proceeded home.
past the spot where the statues of
FitZ Greene Halleck and Robert Burns
once Stood" down to the terminal, a
beautiful triangular park bounded by
Twenty-third and Twenty secOnd
streets on the north and south, and by
Fifth avenue and Broadway to the
west and east respectively, "the site of
the former fiatiron building" the lee
turer said, land now turned into an
isle of safety for shoppers who have
not learned to sail against a head
wind, and who do not care to be run
over by trolley cars, automobiles or
hanson cabs while crossing the street"
ernoon," said I to the lecturer as
alighted from the coach.
He eyed me narrowly. "By the way,
did you pay your fare?" he demanded.
And then I woke up.