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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
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tDel9es ge1terr Den Nnfturm anf bic Sn=
hiana Sruf So. berurfa9te, berant=
tportli9 TT, Db aus Oummbeit Ober
8osbeit, beribte einen gemeinen Bu-
benfrei1. Wie Elm 2aufeuer ber-
breitete fi6 bic Nlarmbotf9aft in Der
@tabt, baB es ratbiem fir bic Sepofi=
loren lei, lire 8eloer gu bolen, neil
bas Snftitut unfider fei.
@on Nnsf unb Sorser nm i6re @r=
fparniRe eiltsn Mdo9en unb Grauen,
Mdnner unb &naben NIT ibren Spar=
.bi6er1 na9 benz Snititut. um ibre
griparniHe, beren 8erluft fie befiir9-
teten, su erbehen. Oils bic 2eute bort
anIan9ten, fanben tie f4On bas Sn=
fitut BON elmer Menidenmenge bela=
CERT, bic ole burd bas eleiGe Sc
rii9t beunrubigt in miloer Dat ibr
@elb boIet1 MOLTEN.
ObpObl fir bic 8anfbenmten Der
9lnfturm 9dnsli6 lunerpartet mar,
tulrbe fofort CUR Ius3ablung aler
5orbsrungen 9ei4ritten, troboem Die
Sruf So. bere6tigt mar, cine 60
tdgige 3tinbigung 5u %berlangen.
'Mber Dbne trgenb pel6e 99mieri9=
feiten gu MAIDEN, uuroe iebem SepDfi-
TOR iein @elo auf 9eler unb pfennis
au~saeaablt, benn bic Snoiana Sruft
So. bate mebr als genug 8aarmtttel
an 0anb, UNI cine boppelt %
groBe Summe ME perlan9t aus=
5u3ablen.
unaufb6rli9 laneten aus allen Sbet=
len Der Staot neue 3usige an unb
ebenio u~naufb6rli4 sablten Die gant=
beamten unsebeure Summet in fleine=
rem unb sr0Beren8 etrdseren aug. 8ielen
Der 9upirten, bic ibr 8elo erbaften
batten, fonnte ma es am @efi9t abb
leien, onB es ibnen f9on leib that i6r
Gelo ee3oeen gu sbaben. 8iele befon=
meme 8iireer, bic Die 9ldn5enbe Sinan5=
la9e beg Snfti:uts senau tannten,
mii9ten fi9 unter bic 2eute, UNI fe gu
berubigen unb saben Defenders unru-
bieen Srauen, bic ni9t bur9 bas Sc
hr6n9e fonnten, ni9t nur ibr Wort
gum pfanbe. oab ibr @elb fiber lei,
fonbern in bielen 6dlen aud ibre11 per-
f6nliden @bed.
Der frtbere Gtaats= IubitOr Sart
ffe1ts tur3 mad 4 ubr feinen Nmtsna6=
folger @berrid benz publifum Dor.
@uoitor Sberrid ftelte fi6 auf Elm Pult
urlb sab folsenbe grtldrung ab:
sd bin Der geamte bes @taates
Snbiana, beHen Bfi6t es III. Die
8anfsn unb Sruft=@ eie0f9aften i'm
State su itberma9en. SD eebeI
Sbnen 6iermit mein Wort
ais Beamter, baB bic 5 NJ
biana Sruf Co., beren
Status id .erf thr3Ii9
unteriu9t babe, financteI1
e1dn3enb bafebt. SD 9ebe|
S9nen mein Wort, baB DteI
Snbiana Srut 6 o. bic s o r.
berungen feiner INN t.
li9en 9epofitoren aus3ab f.
len tam unb Damn mod ne
aebeure g aarmittel hbrigl
bat. Ser Mn furm au bieI
Snbiana9 ruf 6 o. 1T b d
ni6ts bere6tigt. Sd a1s
Stats : Mubitpr agel
Sbnen, 1affen sic SbrI
@e1b rubig bier b Il
Iieren Sie Sbre 3inen
ni9t." Seine Worte, tuie au9 Die
tuelde Serr Mue. M. 2ubn mad ibm
fpra9, b~erubi9ten biele 2eute.
Ser folgenoe Jinan5 : Muspets Der
Snbiana Sruf 60. bonn 81. Mdra b.
S., fpri9t fir fi9 felbif:
9ie 9 1 dnbe:
gusleiben sesen Giderbeiten 81, 795, 1877. 80
Stdbtii9e unb anbere Bombs 1904, 1925
9ttien 1885, 3
Oas @ebaube Der @eieni6aft. 100000
@~elbfdranfe unb @inri6tung 100000
gerft9ernnss. 81 partement. 17.2s7.3 IS
grrlhni1e auf 8ermDgen in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
Mns Den @ert4tsbOfen.
% MppeIlatio1en eingez
reid.

8or eini9er 3ett erbielten % Nrbei.
fer, pel9e fir einen @ub=@ontraetor
Der pere Marquette giienbabn=@ eiel-
f9aft beim Nipeliren elmer 8abnifrefe
gebolfen batten. urtbeile seesr bie=
felbe tpesen riiffdnbigen Mrbeitslobns
3ugeipro9en.
Ser Contractor mar ieiner1 8erpf1i6s
tungen Den Nrbeitern gegeniiber ni9t
na6sefommen unb bic 3ld9er batten
fi9 nit ibren Gorberungen an bic
8abn=@ efeui6aft eetpanot. GieIelbe
peigerte ft6 iebO6, freiwilis gu be5ab=
len, morauf bas @eri6t in Nnipru6
genommen nurbe.
800 a 5 bemtIIigt.
Sn benz Gale ber @liiabetb
S9warB, Del9e Wm. $. Sane ir.
auf Sdabenerfab berflagt bate, fpraa
den Hi6ter Carriers @ei9worene Der
2ldgerin $1,000 gu.
Seitern bat bic 8abn : Geieai6aft
in fdmmliden % Gdlen 8erufung an
oas Nppeuationsgeri9t etngereidt.
6 ine gabns@ eeI1f9aft
be5ablt.
Ser probat=@ommiRdr autbDrifrte
ellis 6. SluB, ben 0ermalter beg
Na6lafes bon Sarah 6. @9oefielo,
bon Der gennfplbania 8abn=@efea=
i9aft $500 an5unebmen. Die 5rai
bate am Weibna9ts=N benb b. s. In
iranfem 3uftanoe einen 3us Der @eieG=
f6aft betiegen. Wdbrenb iie in etner1
Wasgon mad einen SIP l1mf6au bielt,
murbe berielbe pl0bli9 surtfeei6oben.
Die Grau fttrate gu Boben unb bic En-
littenen @erleBungen bef9teurtigten ben
Sob berIelben.
@inbaItsbefebI BE m~i1Iigt.
8unbesri6ter Mnberion Dat 2pbia
Omens einen gtnbaltsbefebl gesen Die
@ltbart ppper 60. bemiligt, mobur6
es oerfelben berbDten tpirb, einifz
tpeilen iiber peitere Bombs au bts=
poniren. Sic Rldgerin iagt, baB
fie cine aroBe Nn3ahl Nctien Der
gItbart BOuer Company befibt unb
oaB fe in wi9tisen @efhdftsfrasen,
uel@e bic @efenf6aft ansinsen, ME gu
Static ge3oaen wurbe. Mitpertlaet iinb:
Die @lfbart 5pbraulic Co., gltbart
paper Co., st. SOiepb 5pbraulic 60.
unb bic vNmerican Sruft & Sabings
Co."
Ser 9arrion 6 b 9afts=
reit.
&ufel 9. 9arriiOn, @obn BEG Der,
forbenen st : prdfbenten Beniamin
9arriion. rei6te i'm probateeri1t elm
GefuA Elm, baB bic Wertbpapiere, ans
tuel9en Der Sruftfonb bon 1926, 900
ftr Grau 9arriion gebilbet tuerber ION,
3u ibrem tpirtli9en Marfttperth bered=
net merbet fonen. ST ftelte ferner bas
@eiu9, oaB 80 Nctien Der ySafetp
Gar 9eating & 2:gbtins Co., tpel6e
5u $4,000 abgei9dBt morben ftnb, unb
seeentpdrtbis $1,000 wertb finb. aber=
baupt ni9t fir bieien Sruffonb pere
nerosn io0en. Wie er bebaup=
tet, bat fein 8ater fir biefe 9lctien
nt6ts be3ablt unb He aud
ni9t fir seleiftete 9ienfe als Re9tsan,
malt entgegengenommen. gr erbielt
bieie Netien sesen bas Berfpre6en,
tn ettpai9en gegen bic Gefeuf9aft elm
9eleiten BrosefIen niGts als Qntpalt Der
8e9enpartei auf5utreten.
Streit nj Q erfi9erunas.
I'M E..
8unbesri6ter Nnberfon b6rte geftern
Irgumente In Der Glage Der grife1
8anf bon probibence, 81. g,
segen Die .Nortbweftern Mutual 2tfe
Co." SO banoelt f9 ba-
an men bic $40, 600. fir tpeIde
8. Gibber bon Serre Saute. ietn
2eben berii6ert bate, ausbe3nblt tuer=
ben folen.
Ribber bate In Serre Saute unter
Dem Namen bon 90. 8. 3ibber & 60.
zine Wablmtble gefiibrt. CUR 3eit
Ieines 3obes ftelte es fi9 berals, baB
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

Ver19erungsiumme, DO bic prdmien
fir oiefelbe aus ben Gonbs Der @efen=
f6aft be5ablt Eurben, ben Nctipa au=
gef4laeen Deroen iolten.
Grau Gate &ibber, Die Witttue hes
%. 8. Siober, erbob Nnipru9 auf bic
Summe, ba Die pOlice gu ibren Gun-
ten aus9eitelt mar. 9as 8i9o 3reis=
geri9t, bas NppelatiOnsaeri6t unb oas
Stats ber9eri6t bat bereits au ibren
Gunften enti6ieoen. Sasfelbe beffd=
tiste in leBter Wo9e Die @ntf9eioun9
bes unteren @eri6ts, porauf Der Gaa
nun an oas 8unbesseri9t eebra9t
tpuroe.
$4,000 g d abenerab Der.
langt.
Dor &i9ter Garter unb @eI9nore-
men miro our 3eit iber bic $4,000
99aoenerfaBtlage nerbanbelt, uel9e
Nlon3o 9ausb gegen bic @traBenbabn=
@eieni9aft eingerei9t bat. SieGrau bes
Sldgers bat bur9 bic S9ulo Der Mn=
geitellten Der @efeli6aft oerartise @er-
leBungen erlitten, baB fie ni6t nebr i'm
@tanbe 1T, tire bduslt6en 4rbeiten su
berrt9ten.
Su9enbIi4e Spibbuben
BE It t.
'Mrtbur Dean, Natban Saplor unb
gilbert Sun, brei mod i'm iugenoli9en
Nlter itebenoe farbige Spibbuben, mel
DE in Gielb & Glart's Wirtbi9aft an
Der Snbiana Nbe. eingebrD4en naren
unb Spirituoien iomie @bampagner
gefto6len batten, befannten fi9 i'm
@riminalgeri9t bes Siebfabls f9ulbig.
Saplor tpurbe gu so 5a9en unb feline
beioen @enoRen 81 ie 100 Saeen @r=
beitsbaus berurtbeilt.
8erbaftsbefebG 9eeen 5arrp
Gram orb erGafen.
Supertptridter 2eatbsrs erlieB ge=
fern einen 8erbaftsbefebl gegen Sarrp
@rauforh, %ebemaligen Brdioenten unb
@eneral=8 etriebsleiter Der ,Miblanb"
gabnsei.ni6aft (@bieago & South
eaftern 8abn Co., uno Der Sheriff
tpurbe nit Der 8erbaftung beHelben
betraut.
CRAWFORD ioate f9on bor 3pei Wo=
den Dor benz &i6ter eri6einen, un1 fi1
pegsn WiBadtune nes @eri6ts gu ber=
%antmorten. @s mar ibm befoblen tuor=
ben, i'm @ert9t ben Contract bor3u.
leeen, mel6er suif6en ibm unb Der
Big Sour 8abnseseai6aft anldBli9
beg 0ertaufs Der ,Miolano" 8ahn an
bic 2eBtere abgei9lofen murbe. st 1T
aber big iebt oiefem 8efebl ni6t na9=
9etommen.
6ei6un9sflag gen in
ShIle unb6 i1Ie.
Goleenbe gbeleute, tpel9e auf benz
Ocean Der @be %gefraubet waren, ret9=
ten eeftern aus na9febenben @riinben
S9etoun9stla9en elm
2utber 8. Curb geeen @arab Curb;
b~6smiqiees gerlaHen.
Gmma @anbers seaen Sermann
Sanbers, Pfi6toerna9ldif9une unb
@bebrud.
Nora Beu 2anelanb ee9en peter
2anglanb. Sruntenbeit unb brutale
gebanollng. sic berlanst, baB er
ibr idbrli9 5000 gu ibrem unb ibrer
Rinber n1terbalt ausaablen ioa.
Simpfon Sc. Barrett gesen girginia
Barrett. Sieielbe foa lire Pft4ten als
unb Satin in ieoer Weife
berna6ldifist haben.
2ebi pearion gegen Warp Pearfon,
Bfi9tberna6ldif9ung.
SIN poIi5ei9eri6t
purben benz &i9ter geftern ni9t weni=
ger als " perionen DOrgeftbrt, bon
Die gr0Bte Nn3abl pesen 8asa=
ein9elo9t Doroen mar.
81 BON ibnen mueten in's Nrbeitsbaus
tpanbern. pdbreno Die 5dne Der met=
ten Der iibrigen Nrmenfiinber gum
gr6Bten She'll psrf9oben murben.
Sbeo. Mrnolo, tpel9er muir unter Der
Mntlage bes 8ummelns ftaro, bat cine
400 LII NaQ.. ..aA % |
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
9lbtmm9.

@mpire @oob & Goal 60. empfeblt
SoIs fur Bidder, 2 SUP lang, seipaIten,
bette 0ualitat, So bic 9aouns fopie
Gasemiblen SoIs, 8u6en uno Qborn,
IA Bon lang, seipalten ODER unses
fpalten, so Die 9abung.
6abrits Sola So Die 9abuns.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-21
FOR SALE.

YAs mountain section Of the III d
Kalawshine. containing an area d
se3h acres.
This land extends from . short lis
lance above the Lunalilo Homo To the
rsak of Tantalus and thence TO The
head Of Msnoa valley. It includes Z
portion Of the upper section Of Pasos
palley.
The Government Tantalus Rost
winds through the property for aboui
three miles, making easy access avail
able to all parts. II contains all Of the
choice. available locations for Noun
tain Homes.
There are neverfailins springs o.
the upper end Of the property Which
could be opened up and made to fur
aish IN ample water surply. Their
are several houses and gardens on the
Vropsrty.
The land II heavily timbereA aAl
reaches an elevation at ito highest
point Of over 1000 feet. In the tropics
high elevations bring health. For fur
TIER information apply to
A. v. GEAR,
II, King o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-21
CLIPPING

Electric clipping machine. Expert
enced man. Horses caned for and re-
turned without extra charge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-21
HAWAIIAN TOBACCO COMPANY
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.

For the best &c. cigar In the city try
the Alice Nielsen, Trader, or La AL
mantaria. We also carry full line OF
Smokers Requisites.
COR. BETHEL AND KING.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-21

Sales-5O Waialua, $50; 80 "aia-
lua, $50; 50 McBryde, 81; so McBryde,
81: 10 o. II. & l.. Co.. $40; So o. a., &
L. c., $40; 5 Oahu Sugar Co. $3.50:
~ Eva, s23; 25 Kihei, sl2.
Latest sugar quotation 4.255 cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-21
LOCAL and GENERAL
II greatly troubled with mosquitoes
notify the Board OF Health.
Read wants" on page 8.

Cream puifs at Perfection Bakery
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Drop in and see our new line of hand.
painted dinner cards. Arleigh & Co.
Our Toy Department is complete
with Children's Birthday Gifts. Wall
Nichols.
Miss Rosalind Waldron leaves today
In the Aorangi for London, where she
will remain for year.
Have your horse clipped at the Club
Stables. They will call for and return
your horse without extra charge.
The many friends OF John II. Bole Of
Kauai will be glad to learn that he has
arrived In southern Scotland safe and
well.
Engraved cards and stationery with
a tone that stamps them exclusive.
made by Beakbane, Hotel and Union
streets.
The Merchants Association meets
tomorrow at o'clock y. m. In the
rooms of that organization in the
Young building.
Our cafe-growing in popularity
every day. It's the home cooking with
quick service that does IL. Hart & Co.
Ltd. The Elite.
The Garden Island announces that
neither w. ID. McBryde nor George
Faircbild will accent n nomination for
the Legislature.
For exercise. recreation, health and
sport 70 to the Horseshoe Saloon.
Bowling alley free of charge. Hotel
street, near Nuuanu.
Tho s,o,mor ,iLo,iro arrival fran,
Maui and Molokai ports this morning
with 1913 cases honey, q cases wax,
cows. 1 calf and 9 mules.
| v vo Gin. r. co n, ,toi ror, aud
t,ec Nu,,n, s,roo, roo.iyo ,rosb nro
visions and frui, nv every California
steamer. Give them a call.
Tho xaua, Hoard n, pogis,r,,io,
ro.,s,oroJ Iis vo,ors In II,naI.i thIs
hoina Loco ,h,n wore ro,i.,orod n,
u.na,oi ,or tho lac, oI.c,ion
..,,,
uN .o'o, VIZ '""nv u.
very moderate cost. Levers & Cooke
will send you color card on request.
l,nseed oil and the best white lead i'm
nnou VI anu .ne Vvs. ~ ~ ~
80 49,, ,'.,,, ,a, -, -, ~,
1t of. See him at 1871 King street.
A game OF chess will he played nj
Xoloa. Kauai. next Sunday between the
Koloa and Kekaba Clubs. Some time
ago the two clubs played Mt MakaweIi
in which the Koloas were victorious.
!, vo, have ,ro,.r,v aud w,sh ~
select an administrator, guardian o,
trustee, weigh the permanency OF a
corporation against the possible dis
abilities of an individual. Consult Ha
saiian Trust Co.
Tho ,a,,, Ah,,o a ,,,oh s,ar,od
,or Moiorat ,,,,h ,oaa =, ,,,ror go
| w. ''S''''' W." " 'N'' W ''i'''' -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-21

Young Wife-Henry, made that pie
myself from a recipe that has been In
the family fifty years or more. Does
&c remind you of old times? Young
Husband Casting iD-Yes, dear. II
reminds me somehow of the time when
was hoy and could eat anything
Chicago Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-21

Read wants" on page 6.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26

a book not distinguished for bulk or or
nateness. which undertakes TO describe the
cathedraIs of northern France in an init
nate and contemporary way. is this vol
ume by Francis Mitoun Not being SEN
timentalist nor a rhapsodist, nor yet COM
piler Of information gathered by others, he
saves much space and depends upon his
own resources for making an interesting
and entertaining story. Not being a tech
meal writer, and taking a broad view of
the subject, the author has appealed as
much TO the popular taste as that taste can
be appealed TO in the interest of cathedrals.
Les Grandes Cathedrales" of the north
are those of Paris, AIniens, Reims Rouen,
ence is continually made. The plain transit
tory types of Noyon or scissors, or the
more effective development Of Laon, and
the hamboyant structures or TrOyeS and
Nantes. lean towards the decadence. The
writer claims that among the two thousand
or more Monuments HiStoriqueS pater-
nally cared for by the French government
under the management of the Beaux Arts
and the Ministry of Public instruction, none
Is of as great relative Importance histori-
cally or artistically the cathedrals. The
cathedralS beSpeak the contemporary life
of the times in which they were built, re-
fleet many correlated events, and are an
epitOme of the events of their environment.
One Is reminded Of Stevenson's question
with respect to no cathedral In particular,
Where else are to be found so many ele-
CANT proportions, growing one out of the
other and all together in one?
Though L have heard considerable variety
of sermons, l have never yet heard one that
was so expressive as cathedral" One in
terested in these preachers of high sermons,
the grand cathedrals, that tell of mans art
and aspirations and sympathies in the past,
will find Mr.. Miltoun's book a pleasant in
PRODUCTION or review. l.. c. Page & Co.,
Boston.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
On the Road with n Circus.

W. c. Thompson, of the New York Even
ing Telegram, has written a book, as the
result of a seasons wandering, that is alone
in it's field. 1t is better ''for that tired
feeling than anybody's sarsaparilla. Aft
er getting a few pages deep in the book
n reviewer any other reader will wake
up and stay awake until the volume is
finished. The same feeling is reused in one
see the circus train unload and looked in
open-eyed and open-mouthed wonder at the
swift and important actions of the circus
men as they unlOaded the animals, put
up the tents and swung the side-show pic
lures to the morning breeze. The fascina-
tons of all the kaleidoscope phases of
circus life and circus performances take
hold Of the reader, so that the grown-up
who has business TO attend TO had better
reserve the book till he has spare tine TO
read it through. Chapters tell of the ar
rival OF the circus trains, the unloading
Of the mysterious cars. the magic growth
OF the tented arena, the splendOr of the
street parade, the wizard wonders of the
sde-shOw, the jungle scenes in the menag-
erie tent, the glittering performance in the
big tent beyond. and the departure at night,
when, through many heads, fantastic
dreams of the glories of the ring are hold
ing sway. The thrills OF this book are
all its own, and the stories OF clowns.
freaks, acrObats. press agents. elephant
keepers. bareback riders. etc. are such ~
are not likely 10 be repeated in any book.
The book is almost as good as circus day
Itself. Isaac Goldman Company, 81 VIII
lam street New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
The Quatrains of Abu'I-AIa.

So widely accepted are the quatrains of
of Persian poetry-with some Of the poetry
added by FitZgerald-that other Oriental
quatrains though purporting to be written
even earlier than those OF Omar are likely
to be regarded with distrust. Abul-Ala is
said to have been an Arab poet and philos-
opher antedating Omar Khayyam by half
century. The translator, Ameen +.
Rihani, is a young Syrian immigrant who
was educated in q convent. He failed as
shopkeeper and actor but succeeded
as teacher of English to the monks and
priests at his birthplace on Mount Lebanon.
He returned to this country with transla-
ton Of the forgotten poet Of nearly thou
sand years ago. and the "Quatrains," ante
dating Omar Khayyam by fifty years, and
he and his publishers intimate that these
verses are possible sources Of the famous
tentmaker's philosophy. For the most part
the sentiment of the Quatrains nclineS to
the commonplace:
IF miracles were wrought in bygone years,
Why not to-day, why not to-day, o seers?
Why heed not then his cries and dry his tears?
Whence come. armament, those myriad
whence comes thy juice. vine on yonder
heights?
Whence comes the perfume of the rose. and
whence
The Soul that with this flesh forever fghts?''
So the quatrains go. and it seems, on the
whole, scarcely worth while to have trans
lated them. Doubleday. Page & Co., New
York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
Current Periodicals,

Masters in Music for January Oates &
Guild Co., Boston, deals with Weber and his
work, a sketch from life an estimate of
his art and Weber photography preceding
selections OF music from Der Freischutz'
and ''Euryanthe."
Lippincotts Magazine always offers a
supply of entertaining reading. The COM
plete novel in the February issue is My
Cousin Patricia" by Alma Martin Ester
brook, and there are eight short stories
Maude Howe writes in an entertaining way
about life in Italy.
The question. Does it pay to be a doc
tor" is we'll answered in Leslie's Monthly
for February. How it pays, who it pays
and what it pays and what mere money
has to do with ii, make an interesting
story and one that has not been told be-
fore.
The authors who contribute the fiction
to the February number of the Chicago
story magazine. The Red Book, are M. ].
Reynolds, Eugene P. Lyle. jr., Norman H
Crowell, Mary B. Mullett, A Shackelford
Sullivan, Leo Crane, Edna Kingsley Wal
lace, Hayden Carruth, Clinton Dangerfield
Edgar Franklin, d. H Talmadge, Ethel
Shackelford, lola L. Forester and John III
Whitson.
Michigan is reached by Parsons Maya
zine for February in Stories of the United
States Series David S. Barry makes a
very good story out of his abundance OF
material. A second paper by Henry George
jr., on Modern Methods of FINANCE "
treats of the wrecking of a street-railway
company of New York city. 1.-The Abdica-
ton of Francis Joseph" is lone of the reve-
lations of an international spy" A number
of well-knoWn actors and actresses tel
why, in their opinion, Shakespeare appeals
TO both audience and actor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
Dickens's London.

London has always been the stage of
England, and every street of it is volume
of it's history" wrote Charles Dickens, in
1852 in a series of sketches for "All the
Year Round" entitled Haunted London"
Since Charles Dickens-as an Englishman
and as a man of genius-truly loved his
London (this, our dear London" he fondly
terms it, and "Johnson-haunted London)
It is eminently fitting-a tribute to the great
artist in letters-that a book on Dickens'S
London should have been the outgrowth of
the reading public's love for Charles Dick
ems Naturally, such a volume must meet
with critical consideration at the hands OF
all devoted admirers of Dickens; but, as
presented by Mr.. Francis Miltoun. it amply
stands the test and repays perusal. The
purpose of the book is to array informally
historical typographical and literary facts
connected with what are called Dickens s
localities" in the city of London-to re-
mind readers in a way of what already ex-
lists in the London Dickens knew. as well
as OF the changes which have taken place
since the great novelists time Mr.. Miltoun
has well succeeded in his announced effort
TO give "a truthful correct and not unduly
sentimental account of Charles Dickens in
the London of his day and the book is a
handsome and valuable addition 10 the lit
erary worlds knowledge of this author.
Among the most interesting chapters are
those entitled THE London Dickens Knew"
1.-The Highway of Letters Dickens S
Contemporaries" and The River Thames. "
Numerous excellent illustrations augment
the usefulness of the work which also con-
tains a London Dickens chronology and a
good index. How different place London
is to different people" said Boswell. L. c.
Page & Co. Boston.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
HefhSaida.

Another story of the time Of Christ has
been added to the long list of such stories,
which are still following in the wake of
'Ben-Hur.' Those who have admired Cen
eral Wallaces work, in literature and upon
the stage, shudder at the rude touch of
less skillful hands upon this sacred theme
Of history. "Bethsaida," which has been
written by Malcolm Dearborn, author of
Lionel Ardon," deals largely with the in
fiuence of Christ upon the life of beauti-
full young dancing girl, who is a favorite at
the court of PLATE. Her lover, Aristarchus
a wealthy young Roman, who has fed the
capital in disgust at the life there, is like
wise affected through witnessing the be-
trayal and trial of Christ. Bethsaida figures
as one of the women at the grave after the
resurrection, and talks with Jesus mother,
but these are the weakest parts Of the book
Aristarchus helps Bethsaida to escape the
power of PLATE, who is also in love with
her. and both are thrown for a time into
dungeons. The book gives q good idea Of
the corruption of Roman manners and
morals under the Caesars. The narrative is
by far better than the description, which
is sometimes vague, and contains good
many rather far-fetched metaphors and
SMILES. The @. w. Dillingham; Company,
New York.