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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

DRUGGIST WA N1'T1ro "a ~. . y CT; 2, EG1s.
tered, With experience: single man preferred; B
Il good salary a Address LANGlIORN13 Is PAls.
631SIl, ESnit htcld, Va. ftsg i543l 3ldts4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

HEST i HAVE EVER EATEN is a DAILY
3HcoInplitncnt i{ NO 4 receive of our bread. Il,
X pERK i NSt)N'S 113AK cry Try II for YOUR
E self: Al North Sixth Street. 4!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

1,oN,T5 MISS A VISIT TO MY RING OPEN.
: ing on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
this week The hats are designs Of the lead
ing foreign and domestic makers. and are
the first Of the coming sptlIs styles. Mrs.
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FRon HOME FOLKS.

HAVE USED THE GLOBE TONIC AND
find II 10 be an excellent blood purnrr,--
O, Ryder 30t Twenty-Five Street, 81 bottles
Soc. 1919 L. Main; samples free
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

scHREhfP, ait NORTH Frr1'H, REPAIRS
h umbrellas. locks, bells. etc; SPECIALITY go
IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

WANTED, i BY YOUNG MAN OF SOBER
habits position as stcnoginpher; also has
son,o Knowledge Of bookkeeping; unexperi-
cnced but Will so OH trial. Address II. j.,
oil r.. Marshall. &E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

1EAKYl ROLLERS TO BE gREPAIRED BY
4 mo and fully guaranteed; estimates on smoke.
stacks and sheet .irnn d5 work. ALLAN
y NrC.ABE, ia South Eighth street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

BY A MANUFACTURING M ITO USE---Tl' uSSrN
position permanent no capital required; pl'e-
!avious experience not essential. Address
BRANCH SUPER lNTENDENT Ii Como Bis.
Chicago. 3iis1l Il5N
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED, AT z ONCE. II A POSITION AS
booliliecper or any kind of clerical work by a
quick and accurate accountant with good
written references. Address EXPERIENCE,
i care this Office. it5 81 s''a " III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

WANTED, no EuY a SCRAP BOOK. CON
taining n complete file Of 1.-THE Poems You
Ought to Know''Hthn have appeared IN Tho
Times Dispatch. Address POEMS. caro- this
Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

WANTED. FIR ST CLASS COACH PAINTER:
Fl steady Job and good wages to good man. AL
drcss L. l.. YANCEY, Culpcpcr, Va. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

FOR sALlG-A5T1NE RIll'1l1GEl,AToR.. ALSO =, .sI
: n very fine Extension Table, cnwfoot. OF the
Il best mahogany; also a Hall Table and silver
and China Case. Manufacturer. tilt, 1l EIye
Furniture Polish: finest made 9. ~ Ll41l'N -5
q IIAR p 81 800 South Pine street. I'D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

lVE MANUFACTURER oUR CREAMS AMI
h 1cos from tho purcst cream TO be Ind. nnu
z our prices are reasonable. We make al
r ilavors. lf.@W. MOESTA, III East Aihin.
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COAL AND WOOD.

you. my dear Alphonse; after you, my dear
Gastoni We have been watching YOU Tor
some time; we want your trade, ana y low ,
II we have your case won, How ~ this
lialf cord sawed pine slabs, - de!iy9 t
dealers, Seventeenth and Washington Streets.
Phone iJa3 Z
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SITUATION WANTED Female

MANUFACTURING LADY DIES TRES A5POS1-
+ tian az tacher or rs n companion for refined
LADY, refcrc nccs Address Box 1s7 Roanoke.
W. = 5es57.a II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

no, SEE rs no BF1LfE;y u; q I'VE Us ATRIAL
Z and bo convinced; You simply leave the or
der we do tho rest. Your old friend HEN ~
Z 5lIARRIS, tho Tailor. hlS T. Main street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

III YOU HAVE ENGINES AND Boilers AND
ma chluery plants for sale write JNO. A..
Il WATERS & son, ia $. Eighth Street
& 'phone 81. .ai2,4s EF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

WANTED AN ASSISTANT or, II, I1t1 ISrE Err
cd drug clerk. Address u. s., care station .
~ city, sss "a iN 49, paw II All
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HELP WANTED Male. !.

ANY 1NTELtIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
/ $40 to 500 monthly corresponding for noNvsl,a !.
"a nvassing.t 3 Send for PARTICULARS NOkTli-
T;RN PRESS SYNDICATE, Lnckport N. y.
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THE liz: 10 n TRUST. WITH HIGH
prices foriIcr you mus. have u good lcfrit,.
II orator get oi,p from us new stock just re
4ccivcd. Y OSTIlAS DEIliS, 900 Y w. al'ronu 81
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and car be set out any time after April LIZ
MERIT ROSE CO, ". Grace and Cedar top-
posite Hermitage Golf Club. rs 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

WANTED, FOR u. S. ARMY: Able.
bodice unmarried men. between ages OF
Il and IS. citizens of United States, Of
can speak, read and write English. For
sinformnlonE apply to Recruiting Officer,
ITO East Broad Street, Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

We must take off our hats to our
5friendsfof the Eagles for putting Us up
s1,gainst such az fine chance to enjoy q
Glow If wit and wisdom that seldom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

LADIES 4 FOR PIECE WORK AT HOME;
steady. Gail strictly Il TO A., SIS East Clay.
WANTED. CoI.ORED WOMAN TO COOK
Apply with city references, at DIG Park Ave
a. nue.. s399 VE #a isEf 3.4{5 K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

RICHMOND GARMENT c. 81 FOR LADIES
rcady-madc wear; easy payments; GIL East
Broad, KY IN
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spEeIALTIEs,

EHEJt-HLOOMiSG ROSIE PLASTS tEoTi
MERIT ROSE 90, ~, Grace and Cedar
streets fopposte hermitage Golf club 54
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!: y Yoljf, ROOF, III KS riioN q 1914 Q i.
write u. d. 4 Ohm son, Agent, 1874 ID, Malt
Quick and permanent repair at small cost.
L Complicated leaks and roof work q specially.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25
FOR j; !, SALE 50 ]: !, E,

r1;p- ROSES WILLY stjRpAss5 ANY! THAT
4 YOU cur. order by mail or express for, the
same prlco besides giving YOU the adyantase
8 niants and s, wing express chilrges NJ ERITs
HOSE CO., w. race and Cedar Streets Ops
b posItc Hermitage Golf Club. III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

suNEEIoA PURE cANDYsIs 5JIJsTAs IMPOR-
tant as unceda biscuit k4AEMPINS 10 n.
Ninth. e@gs HE E{Sf1Hf Riy K. St14t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

I11I-r,-T NEW SpRING z PATTERNS IN MAT
tings are something that you don't see at
other stores: prices are the lowest; l5c. up.
J. OSTR!ANDERS. 200 wv. Broad Street.
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CANDY AND OTHER EAsfER Eci GS; LARGE
variety: new stock; reasonable prices. IL w.
b MOESTA. Ut East Main, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

KEEP vARM-TI1E CHEAPEST AND BEST
Wood Heaters and Cooking Sto. es at BRUCE
HARDWARE co, sos East Marshall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

FOR NEW SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS,
models Of elegance see Il &c IINlOSD GAR :
NIEINT# Co, Sill East Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

s1I,HIT,S FROM f. fPERISINSON's BAKERY
Its all O. IL. mads In a sanitary shop BY
3, clean hands; 8i2l M Sixth Street. 81
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BAKERY.

T. PERKlNsON, HAISERrMAkllR OF
bread that makes the man CAL fPr lt; III n.
Six,n Street 4s#ss3 sEiltA az
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PERSONALS.

CALI sEr, TJIl3 ONLY SCIENTIFIC MAS
sage II, the city keeps hair In natural ;coinf
with harmless remedies. MADAM .l'AR4iltAli,
y 500 North Seventh Street 5G gg II 3s35
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HELP WANTED--Fen1ale.

FOR ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR FIFTY;
woman work ainilm'moh pamistry studio; ~, ~
trated pallnistry hook with instructions for
stamps. PROFESSOR FREDERICK, ol3
West I.5th Street. New York. Fair Dept, llG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

CANDY AND OTHER EASTER EGGS: LARGE
variety: new stock: reasonable prices. II.
w. MOESTA. III r., Main, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

smoke; PARK AVENUE. CIGARS: NOTHING
EI3tlTTER% FOR "a NICKEL. 5t fStS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

es,ooO ACRE; RANCH. $500; 500 ACRE FARM
land, 5000: no trading. w. II. GRAHAM.
Tex,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

If You WANT a STOVE THAT HEATS GO
to YJURCENS' FURNITURE STORE, AS'2!
K East BrolI Stress a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

EASTER SUITS. SPECIALLY uNDER:
Nnr.iced for you, at HRICHMOND GARMENT
CO.; cash or credit; GIL Il. Broad
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
=
YOUR BEST OFFER.

WHY SUFFER- FROM INDIGESTION AND
i,nnurc blood when You can get enough free
snnnies 10 cure you? GLOBE TONIC IS
Euarantee tonurfy Tho bloch ssr ana Sp Or vi
hottle' FOR S5c.; 1918 II, Main. 1919 Hull, t
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REMOVALS

DON'T MISS A VISIT TO MY SPRING OPEN;
this week inc hats are designs Of the lead-l
Ing foreign. ana domestic makers, !, and are
II. H. WORKMAN, .i6 N. Third Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

RAINY DAYS WILL Is COME: SO WILL
KAEMPFsS Candy. If you'll use the phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

NOW SHOWING STYLISH SPRING; AND
a Summer Millinery; we'll selected line OF
French Pattern Hats and hand made Ready
4tto-Wcnr ] Iats see my line OF ladies' fuinsh-
u inEs and notions; lowest prices for up-to-l
q date goods Mrs. JULIUS BEAR. l423 East
y Main Street, {f s5 s53E5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

ir,,c,,,rer ST IA VIKINGS Shades Screens: special
,ttentiun Eniveji Ia screening fine houses; ask
! Tor estitna les at once Ih0ne isI. Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25

SWEET THINGS THAT ARE BAKED ARE
among the pnlnte-p leasing. life-sustn ming.
strength giving articles which ] AM able to
supply; Cakes. Pastries. Rolls. Bread and
goodies of all sort; anything baked to order.
/. III have not had the pleasure OF serving
you before try mo now.s NEW YORK
BAKERY. 40 W, Broad. Phone. s 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-27
~bNOTES.~

The following questions and answers
will perhaps be interesting to a number
OF local readers;
Was Byron's maid Of Athens" real
person, heroine Of the Greek war for
Independence, or merely a creation OF
the poets fancy?
Byrons inspiration was a beautiful
young woman, Theresa Marcl, She was
not heroine of the Greek war. Her
later years were passed In obscurity
and AFFECT poverty.
What Is the origin Of the expression
"Perfdious Albion?'
The expression Is Of French origin,
and Is apparently as old as the political
relations between the two countries, 1t
Is ascribed to Philip VI OF France
1929, and Napoleon Is said TO have
used It when on board the Northumber-
land en- route for 81, Helena.
What plays has F. Marion Crawford
written?
IN the Palace Of the King" drama
tlzatiOn made In collaboration with the
late Lorimer Stoddard Of Mr. Craw-
fords novel OF the same name. A drama
based on the story OF PaolO and Fran
cesca, produced in French by Nine.
Sarah Bernhard, Some FIVE or six
years ago a dramatic version OF Mr..
lsaacs' was tried in this city, but failed
TO win success,
What IL a complete list OF the pub
lished works OF Mr. William Dean
HoWells?
The complete list Of Mr.. Howells'
works, including his farces, poems, crl-
teal essays, etc, Is too long to be print
cd here, as II consists of over so titles,
The question IL printed because the rec
ord will probably prove surprisingly
large to many Of MI Howels readers.
Is William Clark Russell, the we'll
known writer OF English sea stories, an
American?
William Clark Russell was born In
New York city on Feb. a. 1874, of Eng
lish parents, but educated In England,
which has been his home through life.
His father. Henry Russell wrote sew
eraI songs that enjoyed great popularity
IN their day, among them "a Life on
the ocean Wave and "Woodman,
Spare that Tree"
Gelett Burgess reputation for per-
pratlng fantastical practical jokes had
Us start In a most daring escapade.
Mr.. Burgess, on artistic grounds, had
q great grudge against the Coggeswel
statue which stands in an important
corner In San Francisco. holding IN one
hand a glass OF water and IN the other
q scroll marked Welcome" II seemed
impossible TO remove the statue legltl-
malely so Mr. Burgess and several OF
MS collaborators IN that original mag
anne The Lark, which he was pub
llsnlng at that time, took character
silc method to accomplish their end.
Ihey chose a stormy night and pulled II
10 the ground. The city OF San Francis
60 rejoiced the next day 10 find only
lhe Water.filled boots OF the iron statue
remaining on the pedestal and the mis-
'reants were moi. caught probably be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-27
DrsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY e. 1904

hundred works OF Action printed each
year, and what is still rarer IL a writer
who has dramatic power 30 finely at
musio--ths most subtle OF all arts, Out
Of the hero's life, as the baroness tells
II. escapes the secret OF all great ac-
compllshmcnt In art--fnusio or any 9th.
Or; this. that q soul untrue to itself can
strike dlsoords only, and ind oonfu.
sion only whore should b heard tho
symphonic splendor OF nature's
music" The Wide bearing Of this novel
must be felt in the life Of every woman
or man who has ever been conscious OF
the light Of genius behind the battling
veil OF the senses, The struggle TO ex-
press ones self through ones art-the
confusion which comes from lack OF
inner harmony are known 10 every ear.
nest soul
Gods meaning In the world Is har-
mony--the inner life with the outer.
The highest attainment OF the musical
genius Is the expression Of this har-
mony through his or her own person.
atty. Just In 80 far as the musicians
life IL not attuned TO his ideals will his
art fall short Of Its highest mark. The
hero composers instructive love OF
harmony keeps him from the wrong
kind OF life Behind the apparent ir-
responsibility Of the genius TO the world
IL seen the higher responsibility to him
self, The actual plot Itself Is skilltully
handled and may safely be left to the
reader. The authors Interpretation OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-27
ORR LONDON LITERARY LETTER.

South OF England, and nearly all the
houses around belong to yachting peo-
Pile, "Warsash," Is the name OF Mr..
Schenleys Hampshire house,
All the American colony In London.
and her many English friends are
sympathizing deeply with Lady Blaine,
whose husband SIR Seymour Blaine,
Bart. has Just been made bankrupt,
Lady Blaine was until last year the wi
dow Of Mr. Henry Blake OF Boston. Her
friends In Europe were delighted when
she established a home for herself in
London several years ago by taking
charming house In Hans Place, which,
however she gave up on her marriage
to Sir Seymour, They have been trav-
cling about on the continent almost the
whole time since. The proceedings
against Sir Seymour were brought
about by a small creditor. The baronet
has brought himself 10 this pass
through careless good nature in back
ing other peoples bills. He was a dis
tingulshed soldier who served IN the
Crimea and the Mutiny campaign. and
has been military secretary and aide de
camp TO several distinguished men.
from the army with a pension OF only
1880 year Sir Seymour has next 10
no private money almost necessity
with every officer In the British army
as Blamefeld Castle In Ayrshire, which
Is his family seat, although very pic
turesque, IL not an income producing
estate, The first baronet OF his line was
Sir Gilbert Blaine, one Of the physicians
In tn
Seymour although 10 years OF age, had
never been married before last year
so that his heir presumptiye is still his
nephew.
+. c. FrIescke. a painter Of Detroit
Mich, IL exhibiting three pictures al
the Show OF the International Society
or Sculptors and Engravers now being
held In London. Mr., Friescke Is I'm
Paris. where he has been working for
the last seven years, having been made
nm associate OF the Soclete des Beauy
Arts ~ Paris IN 1901. one Of his paint.
ings NJ the exhibition II the property
of most enthusiastic admIrer ~ his
nr. Paterson, ana Is called Femme do
Rose" The others are Dame MI ON
hulle' and TULIP jaime" Mr.. Friescke
IL the first Of the present group NJ |
Young American artists In Paris 10 have |
been elected as m associate Of Tho |
Soclete des Beauy Arts. ana Il consl. |
dered ono Of the oleyerest young paint.
ers In the quarter
Jack Stuart, n pianist NJ Detroit who |
has been studying music IN Paris for
the last three years IN about To leave
the French capital To sall 10 New York |
by the Vaterand Mr.. stuart has heer
working under the tutelaRe ~ Alpor
Swayno, the American teacher IN Paris
and this last term hrs been COMPLETING
his study Of n program with which he
VIII be giving n concert IN New York
soon after his arrival IN that CITY Mr..
stuart is most ponular not only among
the musicians Of Paris, but amongst oli
The artists IN tho Latin quarter who
have on occasions induced him 10 the
'luhrooms NJ tho Amerlcqn Art asso-
ciatlon there 10 play to HON.
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life through the characters Of the story
bites into the Imagination the more
keenly that their Municipalities are
marked by strong oontrasts-between
cultivated woman, and the women OF n
sorild but very real variety stag, the
hero who Ia a child OF nature, a genius,
and his people; drawn In light and
shade that remind one OF the work Of
Millet.
There are other characters, but
through oil the scenes one 10 conscious
OF the sustained power with which the
author holds ones attention by
strangely unusual story,
Larras PartIr a TEMPO, is edited by
Edwin b. Nichols, assistant professor In
the University OF Cincinnati. one Of
the most popular comedies u this lead
Ing Spanish writer, and the only edl-
ton OF the play published In America
II tells the story OF a young man, who,
discovering his growing attachment for
the wife OF his beneiactDr, departs In
time 70 retain his loyalty 10 both. II
Is characterized by graceful humor
keen observation, and rare qualities Of
style. II affords ample opportunity for
the study OF colloquial Spanish, and for
the acquisition OF wide vocabulary,
and though slight In itself It Is especi-
ally suited for class reading, II is the
most recent addition to the constantly
growing series OF modern Spanish read.
ings now being published by the Ameri-
can Book company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-27

Special Correspondence.
ONDON. Feb. l5.-Mr. Albert Pu"
liter OF New York, who has been
staying in London for some time
- has now departed, leaving behind
many whose hopes Of prominent posi-
tons In the newspaper world have
been raised to the heights only TO be
dashed 10 the ground, for Mr.. Pulitzer
has had great schemes for starting
weekly newspaper In London. TINS pa
per was to be beautifed by the best
that could be done In the way OF three
color printing. Staying in great state
M the Carlton hotel with a secretary
and servants, etc, and numbering III MS
suite special COOK 10 prepare FOCUS
suitable for the dyspeptic, this SEMI
invalid invited first one and then an
other possible managing edltor' 10
whom over coffee and cigars, ne I'M
folded his initial idea. In several IN
stances, the possible editor went away
elated at the good thing almost withlh
his grasp and spent the following rev
days thinking hard, obtaining specimens
OF color printing, making up llsts OF
prominent and suitable contributors,
getting in touch again with the distrlD-
uting trade, ETC.. In readiness Tor the
future proprletor's promised CAL. DC
casIonally this came promptly, the
,Houdbe editor accepting the invita-
ton to lunch at the Hyde Park hotel
or elsewhere, armed with lists and par
ticulars. There would be a big and
excellent lunch, hearty good comrade-
ship and slapping on the back, and
eager anxiety 10 get the whole business
forward and settled But nothing came
OF II at all. After having been stirred
up In this way, those editors who are
always on the lookout for something
new are settling DOM again, waiting
for the next millionaire who maye come
along,
Collectors Of objects dart and vertu are
looking forward eagerly 10 sale OF the
extremely valuable London household
effects and collections OF Mrs. @. A.
Schenley OF Pittsburg who died few
weeks ago Mrs. schenley had been for
great number OF years we'll known In
London society. and had established n
home In one OF the most fashionable
quarters II having been found Impos-
shle TO come TO fair and satisfactory
division OF the wonderful treasures
stored In her house, Il Princes Gate, It
has been decided that everything be
realized and the proceeds divided, This
viii be n great opportunity for collec-
tors, for room after room OF this great
house Is lined with cabinets flied with
gems. many OF them rare and many Of
them OF great historic value Her house
was the one adjoining that Of Plorpont
Morgan and who because he wanted II
10 enlarge his own and was determined
to get II, paid no less a sum than $780,
0O0 for the freehold.
Mrs, Schenleys eldest son, George
Arthur Schenley, Is q keen yachtsman,
and Is we'll known in yachting circles
here, having taken n house In South
Hampshire at the point .vhere the
southampton Water and the Handle
river meet and flow into the Solent.
This Is the most beautiful part Of the