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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
Y0ST LANDS C0E AS
FOOTBALL CANDIDATE
lspeelal sporting servlee.l

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept. 30.-Wesley
W. Coe, the champion shot-putter and
holder of the worlds record. has again
made an appearance at the University
of Michigan this fall. He is of stoeky
build, being five feet eight inches In
height He weighs 204 hounds i'm his
present condition. If he goes out fer
football in earnest he Will be great
help TO Hurry-Up" Vests team,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
Park City VS.. Rangers,

Park City, Sept. 29.-The first game
of the kicking" football is scheduled
for tomorrow al l O'Clock. when The
newly organized Park City team viii
try out its timber against the Ranger
team of Salt Lake. The locals have
been doing some heavy practicing aud
think that they are i'm condition 10 give
a good account Of themselves.
Following will be the lineup iOr
the game of the local team: Byrne,
goal keeper; .c0wan tcaptain) Dona-
hey. full backs; stevens, McGann, Fitz-
Datrick, half backs; ConnOr. Trethey,
Gribbin, Widdicomb and BOundy. for
wards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
HyIand and Turner Matched.

San Francisco. Sept. 3O.--Rufe Turner
and Dick Hyland have been matched
to meet in a twenty-round contest the
latter part of October at Gonna. Turner
has promised his manager, Jim Griffin.
that he viii train ia this city for the
contest and be in much better shape
than when he faced Gardner. The WIN
ner will be matched TO meet Willie
Fitzgerald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
Williams Has Inside Track.

The fight is interesting. as it gives
Williams the inside in the race for the
Spokane franchise in the Coast
league next season. Every fan in the
northwest vho has watched the pro-
longed fight between Lucas aud Williams
will be pleased TO see Williams again
on top as he IS certainly entitled TO
the Spokane franchise.
Should Spokane go 10 the Coast league.
as IL probably will. it will be all Oft
with the Lucas league in the northwest
next season! However. Lucas and Nc
Closkey win then have an opportunity
of aecepting those down east jobs one
hears about every fall. St Louis has
been after Honest John for the pas Il
forty years, 10 hear John tell about
il. and every league from the National
down is after Lucas for president, accord
inc to his done.
IT certainly looks as if it was AT off
with this pair and that CLYDE Williams
is the man who will put them under,
and one can only say;
Success to Williams"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
CONFERENCE RATES
Via oregon Short Line.

The usual low rates for conference
Will be made to Salt Lake City during
October. See agents for full particu-
lars regarding rates, selling dates, etc,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

Miss Judit Anderson's concert in
the tabernacle takes place Oct. s,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

Old Dutch China at z. c. NJ, J.
See il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
Modern Plumbing

Az moderate prices. George C. Doyle
& Co., I'll State street Phone l62.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

salt Lake Photo. Supply Co. Supplies.
Dew. and Finishing. Main and 30 So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
lucas AppeaIs to Farrell.

Lucas appealed TO his side kick Far
reli for help but the wise secretary or
the minor association knew better than
10 Try and buck the Coast league and
informed Lucas he could do nothing for
him. Lucas had a just claim according
to the rules of organized baseball. but
rules are the least of Mr.. Farrelfs
troubles when making decisions. Last
year ii will be remembered he broke all
the regulations of the Minor associa-
ton in standing by Lucas in his fight
against the Pacific National league: but
now ii is different tn s'Coast league can
do what il pleases, and Mr.. Farrell is
mot strong enough TO buck President
Berts combination He therefore allowed
Nike Fisher and Williams TO carry the
day. while Lucas and his crowd turned
To the courts. They asked for an in
junction preventing the game in SpO-
kane but again cot the merrN la ha.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
WILLIAMS HAS
ONE ON LUCAS
Baseball War Goes Merrily on in
Spokane.
FIGHT FOR NEW FRANCHISE
SECRETARY FARRELL BACKS
DOWN.

The baseball war In Spokane goes mer-
rily on between Williams and Lucas. ana
the transfer of the Tacoma-oakland
game To the Inland City the past week
brought out one of the most interest
ing phases of the scrap between these
two magnates. started over a year ago
When it was announced that these games
would be played in Spokane the fans
of that city were exceedingly happy
over the opportunity Of seeing some good
baseball. 1t was at this juncture that
Clyde Williams stole a march on the
Lucas crowd and secured the games at
his park which. by the way, is the
more centrally located ana the best in
Spokane. ~ s..
The Lucas crowd then got up in arms
and entered protest to Secretary Far
rell claiming Spokane was reserved by
the Northwest league and that the Coast
league could not therefore enter that
territory Mike Fisher, who made the
deal with Williams said;
Never mind the protest. We will play
the games where We please and attend
To what Mr.. Lucas has TO say after
ward. 4"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
BOXING OPENS IN CHICAGO.

Copyright. 1905, BY Joseph B. BowIes.)
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Killed by Accidental Discharge Of Gun.

William Redmond, q boy II years
old, was killed late Saturday after
noon by the accidental discharge Of
his gun while out hunting on Rocky
In company with another boy he was
out hunting, and having brought down
g bird sent his companion after it.
The SGa -sss discharged discharged while the
other boy. was looking for the bird and
1t Is not known just how the unfortn-
nate tragedy occurred, tits probable
that IN handling the gun the hammer
struck come hard object that caused
the gun to fire. g. ;s....T' : :, :.
Coroner Pruitt empaneleda jury sun
day and held nu inquest over the
body. a verdict In accordance with
the facts stated above was rendered.,
ioung Redmond lived at the River
side mills'Where he was employed as
IN operative2 ~, :tc>'t =: ,:.E ~,
:, A similar accident occurred also il,
the village at the Riverside milla, .tlib.
snrle AFTERNOON, but. it did not resnlt
fatally. Willie: Knox and Charlie
Peara "ere playing with q rifle; which
IN some way was accidentally dis-
charged in P0ore's hands,: The ball
passed through the neck of the other
boy lnftlctinR flesh wound. "a slight
,chnnge,in the direction OF the bullet
might nave caused instant death. { ). 3<:<.. s:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Burglars at Work Again.

Several acts Of burglary and theft
have been committed IN the city dur
ing the past week. On Sunday morn
ing while the family were attending
services at church the residence Of
Magistrate J. 9. e. Fe" tnerstone was
entered and pocketbook containing
email sum Of money was stolon.
Other robberies have been reported TO
the authorities. among them being the
loss of some jewelry and other articles
from from the residepce of DR.. j. o. Will
hite, and the theft of O. quantity of
paint brushes and painters' material
from dwelling houses in process of
construction.
The police authorities have been
working quietly on these cases, and it
is probable that the guilty parties will
be apprehended and punished as they
deserye. A negro boy has been ar
reated on suspicion and Is being held
for further investigation. These
criminal acts are most likely due to
city.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
TGWaVille News,

Mrs. Harriet Eaves, of Nashville.
Ienn., after an extended vieit to rela.
tlves ana friends at this place has re-
, siisses Mamie and Sula CAN'T; from
Br9y!es, were the guests OF Mrs. WI.
A: Dickson Sunday. -.
Miss Varina Smith has gone to At
Ianfa to spend awhile. ~
MlsB Dora Wooton is at home again
atter O pleasant visit to relatives in
Messrs. j. w. MeCarley and j. w
Dickson are entertaining little strang-
ere at their home. o
Cadets Scott and Bruce from Glenn
son College epent Sunday with friends
J. w. Shirley and family went TO
Atlanta to attend the fair last Weaf,. :
The Quarterly Conference wac held
with the Methodist Church at Town
vile Saturday and Sunday. - !
Misses Willie May BoIt and Clara
Hunt vieited relatives in Atlanta Jasc
week and aleo attended the Fair end
spent Saturday and Sunday with reis-
tlves In Westminster. - =.
Mr- and Mrs. o. Ii. p. Woolbrjghs
went. to Mt. Olive to the Quarterly
meeting Saturday. Pansy. ,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
.es Hon, ely Women Pretty.
Ian no matter how r,

.a.an no matter how regular her
o"...~a may be can be called pretty If
-le- complexion Is bad. Orino Laxative
sruit Syrup aids digestion and clears
5ailoW blotched compleSions by stmu-
lating the liver and bowels. Drino Lax
asive Fruit Syrup does not nauseats or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Remember the nsmo OKINo and refuse
10 accept any substitute. Evans Phar.
macy.
The great OliY ar Chilled Plow is today.
as 1t has always been, the Standard Plow
OF the world. It will do work that can
5s done With no other Piow. For light
moss Of draught and case Of operation
Nheae Plows cannot bs approached.
These blows are sold by Sullivan Hard
ware Co.
Should Old Acquaintance Sc Foruot
BAD Never Brought to Mind"
When you need anything usually kept
m Drug Stores don't forget that Wilhite
q; Wilhite are generally open from 10 q.
N. to p. M. Encss Paints, az good as
she best and as cheap as the cheapest, al
ways on hand.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Lieut.. McCu'Iy at Heme.

Lieut.. Newton A. McCully, of tho
Uplted States navy, reached the CITY
Monday afternoon to spend few days
with his mother and other relatives.
He has just returned from tho eeat of
the war between Russia and Japan
where he represented his government
In observing the war manoeuvres.
When the war began between the
two countries Lieut.. McCully was
chosen by the department ct WsshinS-
ton to SO on q special embassy to the
East. He remained with the Russian
army throughout the struggle and be-
gan his bomeward journey when hos
tilities ceased during the peace oon-
ference at Portsmouth,. He. waa at
Port Arthur during the famous
siege of that stronghold and on
more than one occasion was in danger.
ous situations. He was also with the
ermy during the great battle Of Hfuk-
den and subsequently went 20 Viadi-
vostok about the time Of Togo, great
naval victory in the Sea OF Japan. :.
Lieut.. McCully will remain ID the
city until Sunday when he will return
to Washington to make report Of his
observations In the East. His record
has been O line one, aud the psUpio Of
his ne tive city are proud OF him. =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Very .I Low Rates VIA Southern Railway.

ly.S.'
On account or ChRrleston ,s nuai Isals
Week and Coast FaifG Assoaiati tim J, No-
.yemhsr: g III Il COS, Southern Rail way
will sell :tiek tets from al | pointa within
the State Of South Carol lima, Including
Aagusta, ,Ssat rate pf iCne first-elass
sola$;J nvemheE e III to- 10 ID, incl lnsiFe and
for ts sins 4 arriytnR i: GIar rIsstnny5 ibhfors
room .iVam hers 4 th,sss " ith Enal liEn'ff
November ID
q; hern R sil lWa ~ Ii T 2Apfopids s. extra
;Veinl1eri 5th TO 1911, lin 81 nsiVas 4 aud all
~ ho. .SiS so Ia aka9 ad dganta ga4 az ha or :
aeedibg W 10 y, raj tea. Dan f nh Hbatitl feel
assntsd I hat f,lep tys III 30 pro.
fjts 81; !s her tn for az 20 .es,
Southern Rail Sav S5f ayI irsss 81:
s sSs: Htiut.SD Ds H As
i Ghaf flgsto 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Denver News.

The Denver High School will COM
mence the fail session next Monday
with Prof. Leo. II. Browniry as Princi-
pal and Miss Howse. OF Union, as ae.
sistent. The prospect OF O large at.
tendance 10 good, W.
fair attendance for tie firsi % days' :
which will DO greatly increased when
tho cotton is all picked. The recent
fs9Sts will csuee the remaining cotton
bolls to open rapidly and in q few
weeks more the crOE will be harvested.
ehen all the children can attend
Those Of our Denverites who attend.
ed the Anderson County Fair pro.
nonpce 1t q decided success. They
'hioite In every departments. Bnt
nrticlee on exhibition if the managers
Of the fair had distributed more free
ly the premium lists. a lot of Deor1le
never eaw one at all, and several said
shey did not see them In time Or would
nave put something on exhibition,
Two Of our ladies took the blue ribbon
on fancy work, Misa Mary McWhorter
6andkefehief. and i Miss "Ta Yrene eGaKi Miia,n 9
on beautiful embroidered center
piece. ~, -" I - . 49, -
Mr.. r. n. Milam took o prize on his:
fiue mule and j. l.. jolly and son cot
several let and and PRICES on different;
varieties Of chickens. -: 80
Miss lrene Milan attended the Fem
nel-MoAdams wedding at Lovnffeas
Vile !asss: week. IAsiss Milan, gss ona:
OF the many pretty bridesmaids, who
helped to make ie such a brilliant at
1 .. . - ! L-
Rev: j. w. schaid, Of walhalIn,.
was l1 Denver. this week takkiins sub,
.en eclipti9ns YNs for M very interesting book
There will be q Union Mestine al
Welcome Church next SATURDAY. and
Sunday, which is looked forward to
With s great interest by: our2 Baptist
The 4th Quarterly meeting for PEN:
Gleton Circuit will lie held at Sandy;
Spring next Saturday and Sunday.
The Methodist people misunderstanding
much pleasure in hearing the Preeifi.
ing gElder, Rev. T.. So Herbert Jones
preach on that occasion. : $: -, IS
We are having some cold weather
with plenty Of frost: and come ice in
low places, The potato vines are kill :,
cd and the next: thing on dOckatJSill.
2 ae digging the tahefs. The crop SIS,
fine, much to the delight of poorfoiks
and darkies. The old saying holds
trne, thatapotatoes are ed tial fo bread
and meat and some clotiips,n s. For the
children will eed ,iess clothes, sns tfeyS
hover Dyer ths lire roasting; them
Houseke epera are !. pleased, too, for the
many dainty, dishes that can be- made
from sweet potatoes: add nj muCh ito the
bill of ,fare. .; s 5: 8 Ri 4: 81 IUcoenitat
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
L0WGdesviiIe News.

r, Ihe home of Rev. and hrs, II. C..
tennel was the scene on last Wednes.
day night OF very lovely wedding
when their daughter, Miss ada, and
hir; Sam Melton McAdams were mar.
rled- Inc ceremony was impressiyeIy
Psii11ormed by the father of tho
The -oons were tastefully decorated
iu green ant white, they being the
Only Only, colors used except in the dining
room, %nere oses were profusely used
III combination with green foliage and
where the soft radiance Of the innn-
mefable candles made brilliant
scene.
,hendelsohn's wedding march ,vas
played by Miss Lila Fennel, sister of
the pride. Then came the attendants
ID the following order: Little Miss
Mlnhie Elm Fennel as flower girl came
nrst, taen Mr.: w. T. A. Sherard with
mlss Irene Milan, and Mr. /. II. Ham.
llton with Miss Ella McAdams. V'he
Driae was attended by her sister, bliss
Allle May Fennel, and Mr. McAdams
had as hiB best man Dr. j. E. Wat
soD.
The bride wore q becoming gown of
sote white China silk end carried
DEldea roses aud ferns.
Ihe bridesmaids were tastefully
white roses. ''o''
After congratulations the guests en-
3oyed Wedding supper:
PITS. nlcAdams is lovable young
friends. 'oo'
Mr. MoAdams has made his home in
Iva for the passed five years aud is
among the esteemed and successful
Young men of Iva.
The wedding gifts were both nu-
merous and costly, attesting the high
ties are held. Vef1ie.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1905.
The County Fair.

The County Fair. which closed ON
ihursday afternoon. was all unquall-
hed success. exceeding the expecta-
tlons OF the directors. There were good
crowds in attendance from over the
county and the gate receipts were very
satisfactory from financial point of
view.
The household, agricultural and
manufacturing exhibits, @ new feature
OF the Fair this fall, attracted muck
favorable attention because of their
general excellency.
The racing was up to the standard,
and many of the horses are ut the State
Fair this week, where they vii! doubt
less capture many Of the prizes.
The premium list is not yet ready for
publication, but it will be issued in q
few days.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
q s5iyIhtaiga neashs$'

.e Sldnsy tronbl en ana fatal rs; bnfs
by 5:clsops g sinE hs righ mudfe fetue; Ms H.
oltei 81 Bear e Grows, ioua IL sGbaatst1s
;dsasia q Aays: 80 safs agrT Had
Aiansy TsoEb cauasds me great
3painy su RsrtnR saId 1 u aHxI Isks, sbnE Tt tfonks
& iii 81 fscs ca ia 5Iisga
plsta gu ika. Isss have; aiao found ttiana oS
great & hane s. 5i1h gpnegal iebil ftY IS end
nerve tyonEte and keep thsfn fcoast tantlys
ON hand aY ainuss as 3f14 lind they have nd
iisqnat., Gray fs y3o, sEa tat. GUAR
'aHtsss them at
soseFs said lsaioaid ass m Livs. u.
81 drn III Wits
4 Il EinR Ior taU;3 sasH ssise shssi
;hass physfSis q hfgssYAynSa SuT0.s and
still Getta SIS gDsa Il s5oss6 dvisSH
mo itssa had aEys byz fheea IA tsatiE to Is
had battar assensS b q se prsts asl saosilag
'nne poasa alv01f iflpff B 7ass S16gS
NO sn kns ~ Foley idnars
Gafa Nas srSc1ssi ia lended e ko slaa Is 4 sbS sa
,ffIenas tnnEa Iasps y sela ;iSs S6n'
|sG the store md fsss tat tnK shseal
.ttettl shesans Slt sget bS Szssrs aud a5isS
s:.s;s.ss g saHA nsssga nftssir
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Lebanon Items.

Sometime has elapsed .eince the
as%s Of this Community has epcasyad
IN tbs celumne Of The InteIlieefcer,,r
Quite q number of our people attend
cd the County Fair and report d spIen-
did Fair and most enjoyable time. !.
The Lebanon High School opened on
October 10th. with Prof. Horaee
Crouch: Crouch: OF Earnwell, principal, and
Of Greenvilie, and Miss i Mosalle Saa wa!ais. Wni.
ker,. Of Monte. s.. c., se assistants.
Quite @ number Of students were prss-
ent at the opening, but after cropa are
entirely gathered q good MANY more
will come in. With the present teneh.
era We hope oil may spend most ai,c.
ceesfut school term. r.s. /. : "a ~, :,
g. Mtss ada Casey, who 10 stenogrepher
nar, roE CaRt: a I.ot Mllaa; in GEeenville, spent
and MRS. 0. w. Casey. - -. - : - -
Mt. l.. L. Harris, of Bolton, .eI1snt
Saenrdey night aud Sunday with his
uncle. @r. Frank Mn!l!ean. ! =. 8 : :.
lady Of Mt. Carmel, is the gnsas cf
Alss Minee PEeasty. =. :. ':;..,jj 8 !
Miss Bradley, OF Savannaht Ca. has
m Rsep M the admired visitor OF Miss Rob-.
=, aessrs: Bob Brock and Garrison
Coz, OF the city, made a cali in our
community on Sunday evening. :: ;, =:
Prof. Crouch, Misses Dalton, Wals
ker and Wiilis spent Saturday at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. A. r. PressIy. -
A gloom has been cast over our en-
tire neighborhool by the death of Mia.
MoDnfiis KeasleE, ct her homo near
SANDY Spring, on Sunday evening,
man Of noble, Christian character and
greatly beloved, by all. She leaves 8
devoted husband and three small chill
dfen. - .:>..::. TX: ... .:<,t IL !,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Don't be Imposed Upou,

Foley 81 Co., Chicago, originated Hon,
ey ;';id Tar as throat and lung remedy,
ana on account Of the great merit aud
popularity Of Foley's Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the gem
ulne. These worthless limitations have
similar sounding names. Beware OF
them. The genuine Foley'a Honey and
Tar is In yellow package. Ask for ;.
and refuse any substitute. 1t is the best
remedy for coughs and colds. Evans
Pharmacy.
Cold weather will soon be here and
the need OF Heating Stoves will then be
felt. A complete line ofalI stylos of high -
grade Heating Stoves is carried by Sui .
Ivan Hardware Co.
MONEY TO LOAN for home clients
On easy terms.
Simpson e. Hood, Attorneys.
When you want Bale Ties get them
from Sullivan Hardware Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25

"A tremendous stock of Enaraeled
Ware, Tin Ware and all kinds of Kitrhen
HARDWARE Ia carried by Sullivan Hard
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08

remember. He asked US if we knew
Venice, and his face quite lighted up when we
spoke OF all the familiar scenes where he had
spent so many happy years. He was much be-
loved in Venice. He gave me the impression OK
a man who was stin feeling his way, but who.
when he had found it, would go straight on TO
what he considered his duty" Nine. Wad-
dington has some agreeable things 20 say OF the
Italian rulers Of this generation and Of the
former One-laying Stress most visitors TO
Italy in the last twenty years have done, on the
beauty and the charm OF NIargherita of Savoy.
Apropos Of royalties the American lady believes
that there should always be an idea OF state
ermine and royal purple-cOnnected with them:
I remember quite well my disappointment at the
first sovereign I saw: 1t was the Emperor 1I o.
had been lettering about, sightseeing and as we
passed the Hof-BuTg, evident tourists: so anS
we would the Emperor. who was just driving
pair Of horses drive out with two gentlemen in
very simple uniform. one bowling Inechahl;Gy 10
disappointed. I don't suppose | expected TO see
~ taoS or5 a ecorfra ir his hand but all
the same it was disnusion.
One Of the royal figures most attractively pre-
scented in these letters IS that brilliant woman
who was in every sense a princess royal-that
daughter OF Victoria who died the widow or the
Emperor Frederick. Nine. Washington does
Justice TO the captivating manner, lhe hlhu
heart, the tact and warmth of sympathy which
those who have known that princess still like
to dwell upon.
Our letter writer visited in Florence celebrity
who in the SOS was much talked about-the
novelist Ouida:
Ouida came to the gate to meet US. and Nine.
Tchiatcheff named me. She was civil. but before
had time TO say that 81. Washington was coming
in another carriage, she looked past me, saying
EFT Monsieur Waddington-u Went done pas,
with such evident disappointment and utter indif-
ference to the presence Of Nine. Washington that
I was rather taken aback; hut suppose geniuses
disappointed in her appearance. l expected TO see
her dressed either in primrose satin. with tralls
Of white lace" Italian peasant, and she
really looked like any one else-her hair cut short
and q most intelligent face. She was interesting
when she talked about Italy and The absolute pow
erty OF the people. She spoke either french or
English, both equally we'll.
The casual details OF sightseers in Rome
scattered through these letters entertaining
and suggestive. The writer quotes all who
really live in Italy as saying that the summer
is the time to see the Eternal City-that mo one
could imagine what Roman fiesta unless
he had seen one in the height of summer when
the whole population was out and in the streets
all day and all night in frenzy Of amusement"
Summer or winter. let add, the spell Of Rome
is not to be resisted; it needs no magic OF the
Trevi fountain to call back those who have once
yielded themselves captive.