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The sun., 1903-05-17

Mwanga. and II he had been sensible no
might have remained on his throne until
ms DEATH but he thought he could destroy
the British. and secretly plotted an attack
upon them. When his treachery was dis
covered he took rcfu ge among the Germans
at the south end Of Victoria Nyanza, and
was finally delivered by them to the British,
VINO then decided 10 send him into exile,
With few attendants and two or three
OF his wives, the fallen monarch, who had
had about 1 900 women In his harem and
mnny hundreds Of servants, was sent to
the Seychelles, where small allowance was
given to him and he had nothing to do but
to reflect upon the folly that had cost him
his throne.
The present King OF Uganda is Daudi Chui,
a son OF Mwanga. Tho little King is only
or years old. He has never known life
except under the new regime, and 30 he will
probably always be content TO he a puppet
IN the hands Of his white masters. enjoying
much attention and consideration If he be-
haves himself and retaining some SEM
blance Of power.
He has been taught to read and write,
Is being introduced to the amenities Of
civilized life and is surrounded only by
those who. IL is thought. may benefit and
improve him. The British still think it pays
Uganda. But the native sovereignty, not
without futile struggle and much suffering,
has retired far into the background
The sun., 1903-05-17

LtdSoSoA
soe. for slo0 Shirt Waists, made OF
O> white pique, tucked front and
back, fancy stock collar.
zoe. for sl.25 VISITS, made OF white
~ corded Matr-e, tucked back and
front, fancy stock collar.
ooe. for Sl.3s Shirt Waists, made OF
CS white India linon, yoke formed OF
Cluny lace inscrtings, tucked oscx'
cOc. for sl.35 Shirt Waists, made OF
CS white lawn. front trimmed with
six rows OF cluster tucks, tucked back
and sleeve, fancy stock.
OOc. for Sl.S0 Shirt Waists, made OF
SS fancy striped and figured white
lawn, trimmed with side plaits.
ooe. for sl.so Shirt Waists, made OF
~ white linen, front trimmed with
cluster tucks and four wide side plaits
and large pearl buttons, tucked back.
onc. for 81 so Shirt Waists, made Of
>" white lawn, round yoke formed OF
lace inserting and hemsti'ched plaits,
trimmed with lace below yoke.
8, 20 for $l.7s Shirt Waists, made OF
W.. figured and fancy lace striped
silk pingham, trimmed with four side
plaits, French backs.
81 50 for $500 Shirt Waists. made
w. OF white lawn, trimmed with
c,,.s,ers OF tucks, two rows OF embroidery
Inserting, tucked back. hemstitched
collar and cuffs.
81 es for $3.50 Shirt Waists. made
w. OF fine white lawn. entire
,ron, formed OF cluster tucks and
med slIon Of Tcneri.ie work, fancy stock.
81 20 for $500 Shirt Waists, made
~. OF Persian lawn, front trimmed
with embroidery and lace medallions,
,mek, and lace insertings, tucked back
and sleeves.
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Muslin, high or V-shaped neck, trimmed
with clusters Of tuchs and ruifles, 29c.
Muslin, trimmed with clusters OF tucks
and hemstitched rutfle, 3se.
Muslin, V-shaped neck, trimmed with
two rows OF embroidery inserting and
hensttched ruffle, 39e.
Muslin, high neck, trimmed with clusters
Of tucks and embroidery ruffle. 3ec,
sott.i;nshed cambric. V-shaped neck,
trimmed with hemstitched tucks and
hen,s,itched lawn ruffle. 4ee.
Muslin. square neck. trimmed with wide
embroidery inserting and lawn rufiie,
Acc.
Cambria, low neck and short sleeves,
stitched ruffle, Csc.
Nainsook, high square neck, trimmed
with fine embroidery inserting, and hem
stitched lawn ruliie, CSC.
Can brio, low neck. trimmed with EN-
bro;dery inserting and lace ru''le, 6se.
Muslin. V.shaped neck. trimmed with
tucks, four rows o! embroidery inserting
and embroidery ruifle. CSC.
Musin. high neck, trimmed with tucks.
six lows OF embroidery inserting and
embroidery ruff!e. 6ec.
Cambria. y-shaped neck, trimmed with
wide and narrow embroidery inserting
and embroidery ruffle. Csc.
Car.brie, V-shaped neck, trimmed with
eight rows OF embroidery inserting and
embroidery rufile, 7ac.
NGinsook. low round neck, trimmed win
fine Nslenciennes lace inserting and rib.
bon bow, 7sc. -.
Nainsook, low round neck. top and
sleeves trimmed with co!oIed emoroia'
cry snd ribbon bow, Zoe.
Cambrie, high neck, trimmed with hem
stitched tucks, four rows OF embroidery
inserting and embroidery ru'fe, 19c:
Nainscck, V-shared Eeck, trimmed with
fine tucks, four rows OF eubTo.deiy m
sertine and embroidery ru!i!e. SEC.
Cambria, V-shared neck, trimmed with
two rows Of fine erhro!dery inserting
end double embroidery rut'e, 89t. .
Fine Ns.nsook. low round neck, trimmed
with lace medallion. neck ana sleeves
finished with lace edging, 99c.
Nansook. low neck, trimmed with two
rows OF fine en,bI oidery inserting and
lace ruffle, 8ec. =.
Soft-tnished Cambria, low neck and
short sleeves. trimmed with two rows
OF en- broidery inserting and embroid-
cry ruftle, e9c.
Sof,-inished Cambria, low round neck
and short sleeves, trimmed With seven
rows OF lade inserting and lace ruifle,
99c.
Nainsook, square neck, trimmed with
two rows OF lace inserting, revers, lace
inserting, ribbon and lace ruffle, 99c.
Soit-iinished Cambric, trimmed with
hemstitching, wide embroidery insert
ing and wide embroidery ruffle, 81 .29.
Better qualities at prices relatively low,
ranging up TO sl0.Ae.
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Linen Suitings-'" r''''' M Q.
Wash 0oodS-B.''msss.

Twenty-Five thousand yards voveo
Madras and Zephyr Ginghams-neaA
corded stripes, checks, blocks, b9okea
plaids and solid eolors, warranted tat
dye; regular 12ac. to t5c, plaids 1t -
lOc. Tor SOC. Imported French shiee
ing Madras--stripes In all ~
prettiest color combinations thet ~
leading custom skirt makers dlsplsy.
Us. for 35c. Silk-and-Co Gau1s-
black, cream, Nile, reseda, lt6et
blue, pink, corn, navy, and many other
shades.
The sun., 1903-05-17
Dress Goods-ls, Floor, s''s ~

These are arlong The weaves that yoe
may secure here at }9c. They ara SOLD
by others at SOC. to 75c.
Imported Black MohGir BriillantIRes,
vov.n and dyed by the hest mills OF
Bradford, England, ~ inches wide, 3d..
Canvas Voil: the most popular fabric
OF the season black, crsain, royal. navy,
maine, slate, gay, silver, brown, red.
,eseda, champagne, and many o.hsf
wanted colors; every thread wool; SS to
rs inches wide, 3ec.
Back Broadcoth-pure Australian
wool: high satin finish light, Summa
weight. 50 inches wid:; value St.7s
yard our price, Si.24.
The sun., 1903-05-17
Women's Shirt Waist and
Sailor Hats. ,st s.;b & *

Nattv Shirt Waist Hats this seasons
latest shapes - s2.o7 to 1904.
Our Women'S Sailor Hats are made
by the leading manufacturers Of Mems
Hats, ard have the snappy, mannish
finish that spells "style."
Snrnet Braid Sailors, grosgrsn silk band
and Row, Sl.34.
Finest Swiss Split Sonnet Braid Sailors,
hand-blocked. Russia leather sweatbend.
better than the ones sold by specialists
At $500; our price S2.97.
Best Swiss Split Braid. .erosgrain silk
hand and bow. Russia leather sweat
band, hand block. better than the ones
sold by specialists at $500: our price
S4.24.
The sun., 1903-05-17

"a rlOOr
81 10 for $l7S Shirt Waists. made
" OF Persian lawn, front trimmed
with fine embroidery and lace inserting,
tucked back. fancy collar and cuffs.
81 90 for S4.S0 Shirt Waists. made
- OF white linen, front trimmed
with wide side plaits and batiste
embroidery medallion, buttons at side,
full sleeves, fancy stock.
81 40 for $500 Shirt Waists. made Of
" Persian lawn, front trimmed
with side plaits and five heavy
embroidery medaliions, plated back.
sc 70 for s7.00 Shirt Waists, made
"' OF Persian lawn, yoke formed
OF five rows OF cluster tucks ard side
plaits and five rows Of embroidery
inserting, tucked back and sleeves.
Silk Waists. I'D FL
81 SO for S2.7s Silk Waists. made Of
- black and white China silk.
tucked back and front. trimmed with
wide Vslencisnnes lace inserting;
collar OF lac: inserting
- 80 for $500 Waists, made OF
- white China silk, graduated
woke, front trimmed with clusters OF
tucks. full sleeves.
81 10 Tor $500 Waists, made OF
~ white China silk. front trimmed
with medsIlions. tucks and lace inserting.
81 70 for 5000 Waists, made OF
" white China silk. back and
front trimmed with tucks and Cluny
lace, trimmed sleeves.
81 10 for $3.50 Waists, made OF real
Ponsee, sli-over emhroiJery,
some trimmed with lace. nledallions
and embroidery.
Sh ~ for $500 Waists, made OF
". all-over lace, trimmed with
ribbons, very full sleeves.
The sun., 1903-05-17
SOUGHT HIS BOY TWO YEARS.
AZ Last Father Found Him At Work Near
His Own Home.

York, Pa, May i5.-After having spent
AN nm IN scarch OF his boy ard ha VII g p assed
fully twenty times within the shadow OF
The little Tin shop In which he stood tinker
In inc = away for reariy two years. Martin Walls
tonight to- IL overjoyed becauss h's son George
!" G.oTse r left Spring Grove on Oct. -. 1901.
He says he was drugged by compaEi@ons @
ard he rsared os r. ds"ea far eosafS R;yerton .
and went to work for Jacob Hunkse. ne
ss Va he did not know his father was looking
for him until be read an advertisements
In 0 county Lewspsper'
The sun., 1903-05-17
kimOnOs.- g,

1Oc. for Kimonos, made Of figured
A' lawn, yoke OF hemstitched tueks,
white lawn heEstitched border.
hOc. for Kimonos. made OF fine figured
w hatiste, finished with fancy bor-
der.
.Oc. Tor Kimonos, made OF dainty
~ crepe cloth, border Of figured
satin.
OOc. for Kimono Negligee. made Of
S> striped crepe cloth, border Of
The sun., 1903-05-17

Cambrie high neck, plsin, ielled seams,
So.
Cambria, high or square neck, trimmeo
with embroidery edging, 7e.
Cambria, V.shaped neck, trimmed with
wide embroidery, l2c.
Cambria, square neck, trimmed with
wide embroidery. l2c.
Cambria, low neck. French style, trimmed
with hemstitchcd rufile, l5e.
Cambria, V-shaped neck. trimmed With
wide lace, i9c.
Cambria, low neck, French style. trimmed
with lace inserting and lace edging. 'sc.
Cambria, low neck, French style, trimmed
with wide embroidery inserting. neck and
armholes finished with lace edging, '3c.
Cambria, low neck, Frencl, style, trimmed
with Valencennes lace inserting, bead
ing and ribbon; neck and armholes
finished with lace edginR. 24c.
Cambria, low neck, French style, trimmed
with wide lace and ribbon, 2ac.
Cambric, V-shaped neck, trimmed With
two rows OF lace inserting and lace
edging. 2Ae.
Cambria, low neck. French sfyle' tr'mmeo
with lace inserting and lace rutile, 2Ac.
Nalnsook, N-shaped neck, trimmed with
fin. embroidery. 29c.
Cambria. low neck, French style, trimmed
with two rows Of lace inserting, bead
ina. ribbon and lace edSing. esc.
Cambria, low neck, French style, trimmed
with six rows OF lace inserting. and lace
rufiie, SOC.
Nainsook. low neck. French style, trim:
med with lace inserting, beading and
lace ruiile. 3eo.
Nainsook, low neck. French style,
trimmed with tucks, three rows OF en-
byoidery inserting, tucks and embroidery
ruiile, Acc.
Nainsook, low neck, French style,
trimmed with two rows Of lace inserting,
lace beading, ribbon and lace ruifc, 49e.
Nainsook, low neck, French style,
trimmed with yoke Of embroidery. neck
and sleeves finished with embroidery
ruffle, 4ec.
hainsook, low neck. French style.
trimmed with lace and embroidery So.
Better qualities a, prices relatively low,
ranging up to Sa.ls.
The sun., 1903-05-17
Underwear for Large Women.

Large excluded from this great sale Of Muslin Under.
wear for them broad satisfying scale
We expect promote the Of the May movement by their lib.
ea patronage The materials of size Garments are OF the same
make h of regular proportions SO de-
srabe-and The money saving is equally certain
The sun., 1903-05-17
PetticOatS.

The range OF Petticoats is simply
astonishing. Nearly all are volumi::
nously umbrella-shaped --dnstso
with snowy masses OF iaos and en-.
broidery inserting. Some are bntht.
ened With bits OF tinted dbbeA
bows. They may be vors Nes
dressing sacques.
The sun., 1903-05-17
Nirht Gowns.

Gowns with low necks and wide
kimono sleeves are among the Pret-
test we show. Some have bottoms
shaped end trimmed Ike skirts.
These may be worn with grace and
perfect taste for neglie gee - taking the
place OF wrapper or long kiTono.
The sun., 1903-05-17
White Waists.

No woman knowing the scope OF our White Waist
stock and familiar with our scale OF prices will buy
elsewhere unless there exists strong, compelling
persona reason for her doing anything SO rashy ex-
The sun., 1903-05-17
Bathing Suits I'd p.

Women's Esthing SUITS, made oi blaeA
serge, white duck sailor collar, tie and
b.lt :-immtd with braid, worth Sa.0o;
special st ........,.......... .eIsso
The sun., 1903-05-17
Sl.5O Wrappers at 90c.

Made OF sheer Hhite-snd. black batiste,
woke trimmed with embroidery and
traid, deep ilounce on skirt.
Made OF Thin batiste. tueks from yoke,
tucked back, Bishop sleeves, deep
ilounce on yoke.
Made OF figured corded lawns. large
tucks across yoke. Bishop sleeves. deep
fioupse on skirt.
The sun., 1903-05-17

Muslin, open 'front.' trimmed with lace
edging, 2lc.
Muslin, open front, trimmed with CAM
brio ruffle, 24c.
Muslin, open front. trimmed with corded
band. 24e. ..
Muslin, round neck, trimmed with EN-.
broidery ruiile, CSC. ,..
Muslin, Pompadour style, trimmed With
two rows OF embroidery inserting and
lace ruife, 39c.
Muslin, round neck. trimmed with two
rows Of embroidery inserting and lace
Muslin. round neck, trimmed with
fucks and three rows OF embro derry
Inserting and embroidery ruiile, 4se.
Better qualities at prices relatively low,
ranging up TO A.49.
Skirt.Iength Chemises.
Muslin, round neck. trimmed with en-
htoidery rufne, skirt finished with
tucked ru!!le, 3se..
Cun,bric. Pompadour style, trimmed
with Vaienciennes lace inserting ana
Ice cdging; skirt finished with IuI-
ie, A9c.
Better qualities At prices relatively low
ranging up TO S4.As.
Drawers.
Muslin. trimmed with hem and tucks. Sc.
Muslin, umbrelis-shaped cambric FUTILE,
trimmed with tueks, l6e.
Muslin, umbreila-shsped hemstitched
car,bric ruffle, Ice.
Muslin, ur1brelia-shaped cambric rutfle,
trimmed with lace edging, lee.
Muslin, umbrelia-shapcd camhric ruifle.
trimmed with tuckS and hemstitching,
i0c. X,
Muslin, trimmed with three rows OF
tucks and embroidery rufile, 2sc. =,
Canb.ic, lawn ruffle, trimmed with wide
lace edging 2ec. y,
Muslin, trimmed with three rows OF
hem.titched tucks and embroidery ruff
fe, sec.
Cambhc. trimmed with clusters OF tucks
lawn ruff1e and lace edging, 39c.
Nainsook, trimmed with lawn ruiile,
tucks, Torchon lace inserting and lace
edging. 4ec. -
Cambnc, trimmed with lawn ruffle,
Iralian Valencicnnes lace inserting, tucks
and lace edging. A9c.
Better qualities At prices relatively low,
ranging up 10 $@7A.
The sun., 1903-05-17
Chemises.

Our new Marguerite Chemise Is
charming garment. It's fulness is
wholly Without Misunderstanding belt
ed At the waist Is an important de-
parture. Heretofore all Chemlses
have been loose and flowing. The
new style is pleasantly elingins.
The sun., 1903-05-17

ong Reversible China Silk Just right 10 be worn with
nrggee when Equally appropriate for women
standing collars their shirt waists Easy to nae Sold by
prt-three for &c.,
The sun., 1903-05-17
Corset Covers.

Corset Covers show no surprising
change in respect TO shapes. HOW
ever, they are-ii rossiblc-dalntler
than ever. The ones with full fronts,
having both yoke and back trimmed.
are peculiarly adan.ed tor wearing
underneath thin shirt waists.
The sun., 1903-05-17

Muslin, umbrella-shsped rui1e, trtmne6
with tucks. finished with dust runs, ~
Muslin. umbrella shaped ruins. ttae1o
with hemssitchinL iinishsd vlts ess
ruiile, 39c.
Muslin, umbrelia-shaped ruins. tha1ec
with tucked lace edging. fiaisheo vlO
dust ruiile, @9e.
Canbric, umbrella shaped ruffe. ts!sl.
med with clusters OF tuekS sepafeteS
by .igzag stitching finished With duss
ruifle, sec.
Muslin, umbrella-shaped ruiils. trimms4
with tucked wide lace edglng. hnishsd
With dust ruifle, Soc.
Muslin, lawn umbrella-shaped ruF0e,
trimmed with tucks and lses iAterttnS
and lace ruiile, finished With dust ruins.
6ss.
Muslin, umbrella. shaped ruffls. frmmed
with tueks, Point de Paris lace inserting
and lace ruffe, finished With dust
Iu.fe, 69c.
Cambria, umbrella-shape lava rufhs.
trimmed with deep embroidery hounes.
finished with dust ruffle. 79e.
Cambria, lawn ruifle, trimmed with
tucks. two rows OF torchon lace insert.
ing. rufile and lace edging, fnished
with dust ruffle 79c.
Cambric, lawn ruiile, trimmed with
wide hem, two rows OF cluster OF hem.
stitched tucks and torchon lace insert.
ing: finished With dust ruiile, ~.
Muslin, umbrella shaped fuffle, trimmed
with three rows Of lace inserting, and
lace ruiile, finished with dust ruife. ~.
Cambrc, umbrclla-shared ruffle, trim.
med with tueks and perpendicular lace
insertings and lace ruffle, finfshed with
eust ru!ne. sec.
Csmbrc, lawn flounce, pesfendieuiar
tucks, wide lace ruffe. finished Win
dust rufile, SOC.
Cambsic, trimmed with three rovI Of
torchon loce, hemstitched effects, deep
lawn founcc, finished with dust runs.
99c.
Better Qualities at Prices relatively lov.
ranging up 10 s24.3s.
Urderskirts.
Muslin, trimmed with tucked ruff'A
24c.
Muslin, trimmed with hemsntehsd rut
fle, 24c.
Muslin. trimmed with hemshtched tssit-
ed rutile, 29c.
Muslin. trimmed with three H0RS q
tucks and embroidery ruffle, Sc. l
Muslin, trimmed with rufils. lacs 10
sertinR and lace edgins, 3ec.
Better qualities at prices relstivs'y 'sv
ranging up 10 Si.e9.
Linen Suitings-'" r's''' M o.
Irish Linen Sutings -our own dWeo
importations-tresh from Belft<.
All.linen Homespuu. natural ssaor, u
inches wide, l8e.
Al.linen Batiste, sheer but Hrn ssesee
no, to slip or pull at seams, natuso
color, 80 inches wide, tee.
HOLLAND. finished Natural Linsa, d
inches wide 24c.
Ai!.linen Satin -glo.sed suitiass. Rstura
color, 81 inches wide, 2Se.
All-inen Suitings-natural, black, navy.
cadet, Nile, lemon, pink and salmon
3o inches wide, 39c. a
The sun., 1903-05-17
Infants Long Dresses.

Long Nainsook Dresses, pointed yoke
formed of small tucks, neck and
sleeves finished with hemstitched ruffle,
4oc.
Long Nsinsook Dresses, straight yoke
formed OF small tucks. neck and sleeves
finished With embroidery eddng. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14

University organist, will appear, Professor Jep~
son playing first On Sunday afternoon June
u, Professor Jepson will give a second reclIai
on the organ, and it will be used the third time
during commencement week at the commence
rnent exercises in Wooisey Hall on "Wednesday.
June "a.
Professor Samuel s. Sanford, or the aIs hu9l0
School. who has acted as the committee Oh NNs
installation of the Newberry organ anu U"
whose suggestion many of the Appliances were
adopted, will formally hand over the key OF the
ORGAN to President Arthur T. HadIey of the uni
yersity. who in turn will deliver it to Assistant
Professor Harry B. Jepson. who has been. Since
his graduation from Yale, in 1898, the college Or
ganist at Batten Chapel, and who has just been
officially chosen to be the university organ1st Ii
charge of the Newberry organ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14
MUSIC-M4kING INSECTS.
To Be Found in Japan Some Wm
BE Brought Here.

Washington, June 13.-Perhaps no people ap-
preciate music more than do the Japanese and
Minister Takahira has signifed his intention to
bring to Washington some of the sweet singing
insects of Japan
Recently Nine. Takahira talked interestingly
Of these singing insects of her native home, and
said that she was anxious to have some of them
here During the months of May and June
said Mime. Takahira, you may see suspended in
the verandas of houses in Japan little cages Of
bamboo, from which break upon the silence OF
the twilight strange little whistlings Of metallic
moduIations and light trills, which I'LL the air
with d delicate and most delightful music 1t is
the habit Of our people in the early evening TO
quietly sit and listen to the shrIl but delightful
concerts of these insects. 1t is music which
has a sad but peculiarly impressive charm, and
1 should like so much if We could have OF
these songsters here. You have many pretty
song birds in America, but L can hnd none
which, 1 think, give me half the pleasure and
comfort that the singing insects from my OWL
home would.
The most priced of these insects-and it
seems almost cruel to call them insects-is the
suzumushi. it's name meaning insect bell and
the sound which it emits resembles that OF a
tiny silver bell of the sweetest and most delicate
tone. The insect is not pretty. being tiny
black beetle, with u fiat and ugly body, but its
music is delightful Another singing insect
much esteemed in Japan is the kirigirisu, which
is something like your large grasshC pper, and
which produces varied strident sounds, alto
gether pleasing Then there is the enamkOrOgL
which is a kind of cricket-and yoUr American
crickets are so awfully funny. The kantan
which came originally from China. sings only at
midnight, and of the most highly priced
of singing insects, ranking next to the
away ticking of a clock There number OF
other singing insects, and for centuries our peo-
pie have been fond of their music. 1t is not an
infreqUent thing for our people to so in parties
where the little musicians abound. sit on mats
and drink tea while listening to the harmony OF
the little singers
In Toxic there are large number OF mer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14
GREAT DAY FOR YALE
Nerberry Organ and Woolsey Au-
ditoriu1n TO Be Dedicated.

New-Haven Conn. June 13.-The Yale COM
mencement programme will begin this year on
Saturday evening, June 20. when the beautlfui
new Woosey Auditorium, the third OF the Yale
bf-centennial buildings to be completed Will De
formally dedicated, and the magnificent New
berry organ, said to be the most remarkable
concert organ in this country, will be opened
for its first public exhibition. Both the Wool
sey Auditorium, seating three thousand persons.
and the Newberry organ will be used on COM
mencement day, Wednesday. June "a. for the
first time at a Yale commencement.
Woosey Auditorium. named in memory of
President Theodore Dwight Woolsey. completes
the bi-centenniaI group of buildings at Yale
which have been under construction for three
years, and which have cost in the aggregate
considerably over 100000
An immense amphitheatre, with a wide floor
space, the Auditorium has a big stage at the
south end, back of which is the great Newberry
organ, and at the north end two deep galleries.
the lower of which both sides of the pit.
The Auditorium is itself 200 feet long by 10
feet high and 10 feet wide. 1t has been treated
entirely in white, the massive pillars surround
ing the floor space and supporting the roof in
front of the galleries all being white. is the
elaborate frescong of the arched ceiling. In
time the panels left on the ceiling and walls
will probably be filled in with tapestries or
paintings. The lighting of the Auditorium is to
be entirely by electricity, and massive hanging
candelabra of old brass have been put up
throughout the hall. The Woolsey Auditorium
alone cost 100000.
But the acquisition of prime Importance to
Yale University is the great Newberry organ.
the gift to Yale of Mrs. Helen H. Newberry, Of
Detroit, In memory of her husband John S.
NeWberry, and of her This organ, which
has interested musicians throughout the coun-
try since it planned, is to cost in the ag-
gregate $4,000. 1t has been visited and studied
since it put up by scores of organists and
musicians from all parts of the country, and
when it is opened next Saturday brilliant as
semby of musicians from most of the large
cities and musical centres will be present.
The Newberry organ is 10 feet wide, % feet
deep and 40 feet high, and occupies all of the
south end of Woosey Hall behind the stage.
the original specifications for the hall being ex-
tended several feet to admit its intricate parts
It is made up of the great organ, the swell
organ, the choir organ solo organ pedal organ
(augmented), and has an intricate system of the
most modern and advanced improvements in
couplers adjustable combinations and pedals.
1t VIII be remarkable in that It will have five
wind pressures. varying from 3h to % inches.
and also that it will have some of the largest
scaled and heaviest weighted diapasons of any
organ in the world. The Yale organ viii also