The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-09
IA PAPER SOUNDS NATURAL.
.,prBJtS PIRSER YIELDS A
prGrL.iR SHORE-GOING "HE."
..,o, However, on the Smack Bestowed
h, a Prince Of Pilsen Girl Upon Pros.
,ero,s Looking Graybeard on the
! pro,uenade Deck Victim Told About II

uprOjs LOOKING SrayDeaTu oH 'ue
Promenade Deck Victim Told About II
roupped with wireless apparatus that
,"hlad her to keep In touch with the news
y, ,be world from midsea to either shore,
,so Cunarder Etruria, In yesterday from
,iyernool and Queenstown, published for
-. frs, time daily newspaper, like those
.,nsd aboard tho Campsnla and Lucania.
nrser J. A. McCubb in, who is the editor,
nd has reputation az an innovator in
,,'dpced page OF gossip OF the siip under
.ba head OF -On Board" which made the
"on.,r. sell like hot cakes. 1t was his ship
Ea. took the Prince Of Pilsen" girls to
rngland where they have been playing to
,rnvdel houses, and many Of them re-
armed with him yesterday; also, the
prince himself John Ransone, about
! whom the editor thus writes;
mir. John Ransone and his fellow merry
MAKERS Of the Prince Of Pilsen' company
have enjoyed very successful season in
london. It is difficult to say whether
London misses them or they miss London
the most.
There was no doubt expressed by the
volatie passengers that the Pilsen girls
had a good time aboard the ship. One Of
tho handsomest of the lot noted q gallant
and portlv graybeard Longing on the
rronenade deck on Friday afternoon,
and. going up to him, patted him on the
cheek and remarked, You've got fat.
GOOD natured face, guess I'll kiss you'll
Thereupon the young woman gave him
hearty smack and the old fellow blushed
ike a tomato in September. He told the
story TO the reporters afterward with
great show Of friskiness.
The editor referred to George w. Smalley,
Who was passenger, as being well known
to men of light and learning in both coun-
tres and also said that his words affected
public opinion and welded n power that
recalled the line OF Voltaire: Il have no
sceptre. but ! have a Pen
Item:
even, occurred in the second cabin Mrs.
Richard Middleton gave birth TO a son. We
ss to si Mr. n% ohe som aes fn o@
RollinstSn. Cheshire, and is on Ms way 70
Join bis brother az salem. OAK. The family
"1h s dhsr c sds SoIs and
Lawrence Middleton. aged respectively .
years and |.
In FRIDAYS paper the editor, at the re-
quest OF many women subscribers. pub
' G.hed this additional news OF the birth:
Mrs Richard Middleton and infant are
II ruria Middleton We wish our .namesake
. long and happy voyage through life.
Other extracts from the editorial columns
follow:
Mr. Albert Cartwright. editor Of the South
african NoTs Cape Town. one OF the leading
Val IA t'nlOnN
|,ansda and tho United States in order to
become acquainted with those great countr,ss
WI wish Mr. C,rtwrsht nay nay have pgS NJ
Journey and that he Will take home with him
such pleas MT Impressions of America as Will
induce HIM to come again.
J. Brets Lander. one OF the financial editors
OF me New York Gfoor, IL returning from a
md in the large financial institutions OF the
country, to which his position gives him easy
ACCESS.
Prof. Francis NJ. Roser is returning from
Ih,s usual yearly visit to the Continent and
England.
Mr. j. Dangerfield who has more than once
ravelled around the globe. Is again visiting
|tnN ntcd States on mission Of peace and
rare MIR Dangerted'- philanthropic I'M
pulses are widely known and al; widely appre-
|c4,cd. We wish hun godspetu.
tn. Rev. John kehoe is returning to his
|rari-h in Kingston, Ontario. after a visit OF
some months In Europe. His travels included
Ilslv. France. England and Ireland Need
l!a.s to add he saw the Holy Father while in
| Home and VAS deeply impressed with the
dignity. simplicity and pety of the Sovereign
fontG
The Rev Dr.. william Sunday. Lady Mar
sart, professor of diUnity. Christ Church,
lecture at tho [ MON Theoloe ical Seminary.
Mr Orestes De Martini, Deputy United
States Consul at Trieste, is rcvisting his
native land after an absence of several years
Other passengers by tine Etruria were:
Sir Percy Sanderson. British Consul q an
. sral at this port; Capt. c. r. Corfeld, Gard
her K. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beer,
alexander Roche, r. $. A., and the Rev.
r. c. Jet.