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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
TAKE STEAMER so e D POI N = g ON,
FoRT,,s sATuRDAY ~ La U, SEP

T5c. Round yripi to fIorfotk q. ,,, 10
7bc, Round trip to Newport News 7Sc
,h0c. Children, nder y years ~ age DOC
Tickets good TO return mex nlgAt or.
thu following Tuesday
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Death y, II 81 w, Marion w dward

nv, Hr rls MaE5Sn ana az Bettia dWard
died at the sesl dence his pr en, ~ sa ns
baghrfb afaa sefSvees
Viii la e place from The restd sncei y q
lis North econd stIset e, ! g y ,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

ri In 1854, when the plurality fell beloW
25, 0oo Cleveland was elected. In 1892 the
Republican plurality in the State election
fell TO 1902, and Cleveland was again
elected. IA
Il a special from curling ton say that the
Republican State Committee hopes for a
plurality Of 30, 900 next Tuesday, but claim
that anything over Is, 900 will mean that
the Republicans OF the State are entirely
satisfied with President Roosevelts adj
minlstration. The Democratic managers
on the other hand, maintain that the nor
nal Republican plurality is nearer il, ooo
than $500, and that anything under
q. 900 will indicate a considerable degree
Of indifference on the part OF the Repub-.
licans in the State. In effect, therefore,
the managers of the two ties are only
few thousand votes apart on I; what sl they 1l
expect. &; t3i SIS tS
In Maine there are four candida ties FOR
Governor. 81 Hon. William T.sa8 Cobb, Of
Rockland, is the Republican candidate.
and Mayor Cyrus W.. Davis. of fWatervllle,
the Democratic The Prohibition ticket
lis headed by Nathan F. ood bury, Of
Auburn, and the Socialist andard- bearer
is Wilbur G. Hapgood, Of skowh hogan.
All the Republican congr ssmen have been been
renominated. and, with one exception
have no formidable pposition. The slarg-
est vote ever cast in Maine was in the
Presidential election Of 1881, when the
entire vote amounted to nearly $50, 900
In ISIS the Republican plurality was e, 2o3;
In 1892 1899; in 1896, and in r 1900
1912 The present Republican Governor no.
was elected by plurality Of q, 49o.
Both Democrats and Republicans are
disposed to wait for election returns be- be-:
fore they talk about the ficnnc go Of
the result IN Vermont and Maine. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

As soon as the snakes begin TO go Il 70 .
sleep with the going down Of the sun ' the the
horn OF the possum hunting VIII y & T. DC.
heard on the hills. That is In accordance %;
with the old Virginia rule. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

4 Mr.. 5 r oosevelt is thoroughly discom-
forted. Zionist Dowie has endorsed him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

VII Watermelons are m low cheap enough N.
for the smallest and most inpecunito'uuts.
boy to get a N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Richmonders in New York,

d Especial to The TlmeS- Dispatch) @
NEW YORK. Sept. 2-Man hattan-H,
8. Mutton: WastminsteT.-R. 8. Gray. w.
G. Foodall: Grand Unlon-W. II. Jenks;
New Amsterdam-C;BE Martin and wife;
HoffmanT sternheimer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

No matter which side wins at Ma '1[sa:
.nassas this time the victory will be ours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

tof this ofter and govern themselves ae.,
lcordlngfy. Richmond offers peculiar ad.
svnntages To tho merchants of the South,
and they Will find here. IN some lines OF
goods at least, Inducements superior to
those offered by many OF the northern
markets for the reason the Richmond
jobbers cater especially to southern trade
and keep in stock such goods as the
southern market requires.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

The glorious thing about the present
battle of Manassas is that there VIII pc
no bullets in the guns IN * ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

The hole in the Wisconsin Repu blican
firing line grows larger day by q ay. 4. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

AS a campaign feature. torchligh hit pro o
cessions Will not bloom until 4 here 4 Is
much cooler weather. III II
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III. 8. ARMY Il MA m oElVREsl m ANAs.
!, RE 1 y s; v1 3 sA ,nSTn ~
Round trip fare, ri chmond to Ma
1nassas, %.e5,. Tickets on sale September
#4th, btis and 9Th final return limit sep-
tember nth, x inclusive Apply to ticket
agents RI. +. & AZ. r. +.
i ISL III. 4 r, TAYLOR !, Traffic Manager,
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: s VIA HE POE LAR YORK RIvER'
..$asI iNE,SAcCOUN NE Nat FRA s
jis5s y,T'fsTERNAi. fORDER8 EAGEES

on Il ACCOUNTED the above b ecaslon tile
Southern VII sell h, tickets from
rate Of $500 for the round tn p, & tick tets
on sale September 10th and i.th,, with
final return limit to rea cll N lchalund mt;
later than goth, Its the most dchght-5
Sful trip between Htchrnond and Bait
more, Tor full rorrlat ion e4ll on tlck-
at agents, $40 or 020 East Maia Street. *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

5Up in the Fifth District all the political
discussion is now indulged in by the fires
at the tobacco curing barn. 4! d &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

In zion City. Prophet Dowic has g law ".
TINT girls under eighteen shall not re-.
3ceive attentions from young men men. a 4!
5Gretnas Green near Zion City would d do
a thriving business. s.sss Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

h# AS soon as the snakes &ucs ~ " o. -
sleep with the going down OF the sun Ni the
horn OF the 'possum hunting viii IL Il be DC
heard on the hills That is In ordance
with the old Virginia rule.
----==-=--=Ss
In zion City Prophet Dowio has g law w
that girls under eighteen shall not re- re-
ceive attentions from young men men a a;
5Gretnas Green near Zion City would do
q thriving business. 8s3S ~
Eg ls -=---=-===-@45
The people who come dowr, from WASH 's'a'
ingtoil 10 view the third battle OF Ma a.
Enassas will probably not be sin sucn L. 2
big hurry to get back as were those VINO no
saw the last two. 58
{1'fgls 5Si9t 58 ------.z.-----=-==-s l5Si
4 Tho mountain pilgrims are now COM M,
ing back to town TO be warmed up by
the September sun, and that same Sep
TENDER sun is sticking sts:ctly to n 'lst-.
ness, too. \. 35s5 !li
The weather}Sis doing a fairly good
stunt for thefWorld's Fair and the W. F. =.
and the railroads are taking proper adj
vantage OF the same. 81
.------=---= ss
we are semi 1cially Informed that that
General Kuropatkin will not have an OIL
clal Representative at s1danassas.
-----==E==-- ~
Politics never warm up to any ala rm min
extent in Maryland until German gives assI
a blast or two OF, tho bugle horn.
s38 --=-=-=-=---
The Il orlous thing about the present
battle Of Manassas is that there will be
no bullets in the guns. :SS q 5a $;
82$s ~ --------===-- lS5iS
iUp in the Fifth District all the political
discussion Is now lndulg ed in by the fires
at the tobacco curing barn. fe 98S3 &.
800 {sl -4=---=----- "a; .
$s AZ. a campaign feature, torchlight pro pro-.
cessions will not bloom q until I here 4 1 Is
much cooler weather. II n 4
#5ssiSsgi {-=--==-=--| 3f3 ~ $55l5 , 5s3
NJ watcrmelons are now cheap enough N!
for the smallest and ost irnp uni tAl'.
boy to get a I'LL. s5$ n M
Fs AK $500 s----=-------4f 1890
No matter which side wins at a Ma N Ia
.nassas this time the victory will be ours our
isa =----======= 81 @
Mr.. " r roosevelt is thoroughly dlscom-
forted. Zionist Dowie has endorsed him.
az 10y --:---=-----==----stsss AS
The hole In the Wisconsin sRepu blican
r,rno line crows Ia rger lay by d ay. $S4jti$y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

Politics never warm up to any ala rming
extent in Maryland until CORN an gives yes
a blast or two on tho bugle horn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Vermont and Maine.

The Vermont State election Will be held
on Tuesday next and the State election
In Maine Will follow on Monday. tho II
18th. These States always hold their
local elections in advance OF the presiE--;
Dental election. and the results are \
closely watched BY politicians throughout
the country, because they are supposed
to foreshadow the result in the national.
election to follow. The vote OF Vermont
is usually between $1,000 and 10000, NJ. III
though in the presidential election OF 9
1855 1t cast over g. 90 votes. The Repub-
.lican pluralities since 1872 have betn as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

The people who come down from Wash ASH
.ington 10 view the third battle OF Ma N a.
nassas will probably not DC IN s ''pea =
big hurry to get back as were those who 10
saw the last two. w 35i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

we are semi fficially Informed that that
General Kuropa tkn will not have an ON
clal representative at Manassas. z83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

4 In 1854, when the plurality fell below
25. 900, Cleveland was elected. In 1892 the
Republican plurality in the State election
fell to 1902, and Cleveland was again!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Cupid's Climax.

8S Mr.. Harvey Bolton and Miss Ada Walk
5er, well known young people Of 5Manchcs-4
ter, left last Wednesday for a trip to
sWashingto ton. Thursday they returned as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

Alderman John Moore has now recoy-
cred from his attack Of fever. e b Y;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

The. mountain pilgrims are now '' com M
ing back to town to be warmed l' i U up ? by
the September sun, and that same Sep.
TENDER sun Is sticking st..ctly to nusi-j
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29
Deavsr s Rio Gsands Railway.
O. T. MENzEL. Agent.

ieoa Dsavsr id sssssrs
ceq1pstinaa- --.----------
No. 3AttAasiee eeast ltnit-
"a, fS0sn CAlte6Snia and
Ueo4eyn potnte- e---.--.
No 1Rnea6s coast expgsss
frQA peayef-..-.-.-------
No. i1aAtt0 eoale q.
pe6se frum California AnA
O1e1qln poeu11-- .---------
No. ttno , tai
nn1patdpa 0eovee sd
HNS4lub -ooGSlko b t1l
l11iAe1. frua CaAk1osnis
aA4He64sta po1Ats- 1850
H eQssvef 80 Oanna
n0Gsz-- =.
N Ebds1do 49,
6s11see.t----ss--s.
1ssss@Sssss
.s>e-s..-- ---..e~>
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Beauttul Women

Plump cheeks. husbed with the soft
glow Of health and . purs complex
ion. make al women beautiful. Take
small dose Of Herbins after each
meal; y will prevent constipation
and help digest what you have sasen.
b0c. Nrs. Vim. n. Stroud, Aidlo.
THAN. Texas, writes. May 81, 1901 F:
I'VE hAve ussd Herbins In our family
for eight yeArs and found 1t the best
medicine We ever used for constipa-
sfon. bilious fever and malaria. -
Sold BY A. A. Hull and Florence
Palace Pharmacy.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29

lA1iv1 DkfAk1
s.np.
II iass. ii:asa..
iM /. iMas
.nsip.ns,s.
s@A0 80 Q =
go = sD -
nsi = nM p1I
insa sAa4)
sslaa nuss0eA ~
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29
M..y Trissss r.easss - fs.iiis'

Nasy rSibsss rsadsss - fsat1is'
wish shs vsittnss sf r. Y. n. 10
Sundays Ros. He hss . ssrss ~
a sxprsssiss boosly fasts an1 cesssl
~ sonbss asd sssr In life ed ~
sinisn n his rulisG passiea. He re-
osssly told Of . Yale srsAsass VIA
sossook . good pesitios 70 stsk SOILS
sioe In ste nouutains asd r. ". ".
wisely infers That man 10 consider
able Of savAes after ALL" His
reasoning IL quito correct and vs oil
feel as times like scaling the ssels.
sion that "trip 20 tho mountains
afford and nssius "far fron the nd.
Asnipg crowds isnoble strife" Ap-
propos Of this the writer oonvsrssd
with very intelligent man who spsnt
9 months gaardin& IN old shaft houss
Is miles from any hsbitAtion and 10. :
600 feet above the multitndious -
and never associated with his fellows
except 1t brief intervals Of three
months getting . supply Of food.
That was . great expsrisnos-unham.
psrsd by the foihlss Of society and but
for fact thas the lightning burned
down the shaft hesss the nan woold
Of remained there Tor years enjoying
nsturs and AvsGery. He kept .
diary and marked Oh the days with
. blue psnoil On . large calendar.
Day and night wsrs not di6srsutsd
and every phass Of nature nsda an
Impression In passips through the
alembic Of his mind. A small stream
n watef shot down the mountain side
near the shaft houss and in IL music
he recognised the rhapsodies Of shs
centuries Asd the poetry Of the
spheres. Here wsre the purest rays
Of Sunshine ever extracted from de-
oAyed cantaloupss. AZ night ap.
proac led bs ut on the mountain side
And nledisatsd on the invinoibls fate
oi humanity. my idsa Of heaven
aid the old man - he blew on q
p iece Of blossom rock be had picked
up In Lake County would b 70 ocsupy
. planet By myssN and mAks pill
grimass OF another planet oncs in Z
thossand ysas y lay In . supply oi
6spb.'
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29

The Missouri racinc has given
notice that all tickets reading beyond
81 Louis will permit stop.over 1t st.
Louis Of ten days. 10 enable Purchaser
70 visit the Worlds fair. Also. all
tickets to st. Louis will permit stop
over 1t Kansas City. Of mot TO excsed
ten days ON depositins ticket. and on
pAymsnt Of fee Of ol.00. Il
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29

Chicago or St. Louis and Return
Via Union Pacific 1t very low rates.
Tickess on sale until Sept. 30. inolu.
sive: nnal return limit Oct. III.
Il can b arranged TO have tickets
to St. Louis read going via Kansas
City. returning via Omaha. or vice
vena.
Tickets TO Chicago can read via
81. Louis in ono or both directions II
desired.
stop-overs Of sen days oan b had 1t
Omaha and Kansas Oity BY depositinR
tickets; NO extra charge. Similar
stop.over at st. Louis. q. 90 fee.
Union Pacinc trains make the
quickest time between Denver and
Chicago and Denver and 81 Louis.
Write mo for full particulars OF
rates TO any other points.
&. r. Grimm. Gen'l. Agent. al 18th
st., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29
RAILROAD TIME CARDS.

,Atehissn. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
No. e1s-From Pueblo and all
points -, arrive d.ily- II 90 N
No. e16--for Pueblo and all points
es.t, depart dsiiy--------..-. SIS N
No. Gl-From Floreues aud Roak-
:. vaIe, daily, e1eept Pnndsy. depart 4sop u
No. 6s1-From Canon City, daily, sx.
sspt Sunday. arrive. --.-----.-.---- i7:s n
Dirset eooncetton u nov madA At PUshlo fos
Chicago and all points east, and At La Jupts
Vith California limited Tor Los Aneslse and
San Rraneiseo.
fully anaWerod.
DsssliDtivs HAse..sss soldxs frss b apply
sns ~ 4. 3. PALnna Aesas
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29
nAKHs WORK RAslsR.
Blsuasss psssas ~ p,sassl n
Lensn nsv = Il Dses.

~ pssesv hesa - a1epo1 y Asssss
VIob . e1unnnne1y as1iag haea:
viz ssssyisd1 ssfaary Aissrsss.
nonD's Ki1nsy P51ls nsts wosk eas3ss
fhsy sass haskasha.
THY sass svsFy kiAssy Ill
o. y. Whiss. eoDosys1 - ~ Usis.
- O1l o.. liviDG q Pike's feak
Ave.. ays: ''Doas's Kidssy Pilis
ars n isvaluabls nsdicips ed haes
~ the slishssss hssssasios In asssst-
Ing that 10 u 10 gives . trial By any
90 annoys1 With kidney eeaplaist In
any foen they Wili nos b A.ssppoins-
- il The rssalss. Bob3sos 70 back
sshs asd hidnsy complaint for six
or ssvsa years. srns ot the attaoks
beias % ssvsrs thas was eo0psllsd
= lay Oh WORK. ~ last vent 70 ".
J. Daniels drug stsFs for Doans' Kid
ney Pills during an aggravated attack.
After few days trestmenS the lame
nsss and sching in my back dissppear-
ID. In my opinion Doan's kidney
Pills cannot be equai~d.
For sale by all dealers Price 30
osuss. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. T.. SOLE agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's-and
take NO other. 90 d
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29

Down in Fsmons county II y m.
mored that the Rspablicans azs going
% noninass Hagh Loss of saiidA for
hoat rsprsssntativs and oar old time
irrsprsssibis. 5ack Brown for local
candidate for representative. II
sssns 70 b condussors ysar for reoos-
nition. -eAlida Mail.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29
Hs Sold Piles Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for moro than twenty ysars
and 1t has given entire satisfactiou. l
have sold pile Of is and can recon-
mend 1t highly. Joseph McElhiney.
Linton. Iowa. You will find this
remedy , good friend when troubled
with cough or cold. II always
Affords quiok relief and IL pleasant to
take. For sale BY all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29

find nothing better for liver de
rangement and constipation than
Ohamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. LIZ Andrews. Des Moines
Iowa. For sale BY all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29
Canon ciysy Fruit Day Again.

There VA % larger or bsttsr y.
tended celebration In the state than
Fruit Day q oanen City soms ysass
ago. and the people OF the state are
pleased 10 - the day taken MP again
Canon City 10 advsrtis,ng Fruit day
this year in connsction with . county
fair. Sept. 81. - and -. Fruit day
Thursdsy, the 29nd. 62-1
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29
Millinsfy OpsninG u the Big Store
Friday and Saturday. Sept. soth and
OCT. LIT. 28-st
ssur Stomach.

When the quantity Of food taken
h TO large On the quality too rich.
sour Stomach Il likely to follow. and
especially % II the digestion has besn
weakened By constipation. Eat siow.
~ and Not 100 freely Of easily digest.
ID food Nasticats the food thorough.
~. Let hve hours elapse between
meals and when you feel = fullness
and weight In the region of the
stomach after eating. take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
the sour stomach may b. avoided.
For sale By al druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29
Special Rates to St. LOUIS

Account Colorado day at the worlds
fair Sept. II. For this occaison the
Missouri Pacinc win make following
very low round trip rates: ~. 80
from Dsnvsr. Oolorado 6prinp and
Pablo. liuis % days. GOD in slsep.
Ing oars. on ale Sept II and Is.
III IS from Dsavsr. Colorado
GprinsB aad PseAlo. limit Is da9a.
aood In chair dara an1 oeeaAsa. q sals
Gepe. Is.
cesrssponAinsly iow ra1se fso6A AL
us1orado peints. 1or fpsthss parti.
splnes - yest n1snt - e1dfsn B. !.
]. &, y. AR ~. no
The daily tribune., 1904-09-29

Millinery Opening at the Big Store
Friday and saturday Sept. Soth and
Oct. LIST. 23-2t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
each receive the sum Of fifty cents for
SUNNI onlng said arbitrators. the said cost
to be paid equally by the parties In con-
troyersy.
REACHING OUT FOR
SECRETARY ROOT
Especial to The lmes-Dispatch3

Especial to The Times Dispatch3
a NEW YORK, Jan. o3,-secretary OF War
Root has a likely chance of being tho
Republican candidate for Governor nfxt
fall. A prominent Republican pooadtcian,i
who is one OF Senator Platt's warmest
supporters, said to-day ho thought that II
President Roosevelt appreciated the real
conditions In tho State. he would do all
in his power to have his former secre-
stary of War named as the Republican
nominee for Governor. Tho Presidents
own political salvation, at least so far
as New York was concerned, tho senator
said, depended upon tlbe nomination Of
Mr.. Root, or some man who wou:l cut
equally as large figure in the contest.
No second-rato man, lie said, could bring
success to the party In the State this
year. unless the Democrats threw away
the opportunity which was now before
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
CANT FOOL
THIS DOG
Game Warden Weatllerby Finds
Plenty Of Game il Bag
gage Room. VI
.P;ARTRIDGEs PUT IN TRUNK.
Latter Checked as Baggage, But
Dogs Keen. Scent Discov-
cred the Trick.
Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

4 tSpeclala to The Times -Dispatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. c., Jan, 2S.-E. E.
Eller. n produce dealer who was arrested
here yesterday on warrant from Raleigh,
charging him with legally attempting
to ship four hundred and fifty par
tfides out of North Carolina, is believed
nv Game Warden Weatherly to have been
engaged In. this business for number Of
months past. 1t is known that he has
received largo numbers of partridges
through the express offices In various
parts of the, State. and that he bought
them In great numbers on the local mar
ket, while 1t was generally understood
thing that no birds were for sale at hls
place Of business.
Last night Warden Wcatherly made q
seizure OF two hundred and sixty par-
trldges which were being shipped 10
washington, In this case the birds were
most ingenlously hidden away, they hav-
Ing been packed In trunk and the
trunk checked as baggage but TINS dld
not save the shipment from tho keen eyes
OF the warden. who came out of the pag-
gage room smiling. saying that his dog
said that there were birds IN Q trunk
In there. He telyprocured asearch
warrant to examine that PARTICULAR trunk.
and when II was opened It was found 20
contain nothing but partridges, Ihey
were sold ut auction at tho courthouse
this morning and brought S26,lo.
!: ;rHMLcmfwyp$ m iymWffywp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
A GOTHAM "CABBY'
GUEST OF SOCIETY
as Lark at Fashion
able Studio Party and
Wanted to Stay.

They were talking at one OF tho 1ash-
sionable clubs yesterday of some recent
events and ipcidents In the social Worla,
saws the New York Herald. Some one.
after a pause, said: did you hear of
that clever fancy dress party the Misses
Emmett. of New Rochelle and New York,
gave in their studio down on old WASH
ington Square Il few nights since! no,
I bet YOU didn't, Keep 1t quiet, put u
was the ceverest thing Of the kind ever
given In New York, and they tell mo
they give something l'ke y every WIN WIN
ter.n 4 -
"Tell lis about It," said the crowd,
"Well, YOU know" was tho reply. THE
three Misses Emmet are all artists ana
tdeuced clever painters, too, and they
draw around them lots Of artistic ana
clover people. The three sisters and
their cousins arranged this affair weeks
before 1t came off. and every one who
was invited had to 80 IN fancy dress
and do u 'stunt." The costumes were
a great success, and the fun, prear,
ranged or impromptu aroused roars OF
laughter. ~,
After all tho guests had arrived VIII
frId yon Glehn, the English artist, who
Is engaged to Miss Jane Emmet, and
Miss Susan Metculfe, the singer, acted u
little Japanese tragedy, that was simply
immense c,,,.,,
zone OF the funniest things was cyrll
tlnlch, bringing IN his clbby' and run
ming him through the rooms. no ohp
thought 1t extraordinary, NJ they thonght
he was one of the guests disguised as
a Tcabbie,i and declared the disguise capl-
tai When Hatch tried 70 get rid q
rim, however, the 'cabbie. who had
meanwhile something to drink and was
enjoying himself hugely. didn't want to
go, and Hatch had to tip him well TO
Induce him to leave and get back 70 ms
lscn on the hansom, 58 sd68i & W ga.