The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

ray Templeton to overdowing houses,
unless the lenses of the spectrophone
are mistaken. The combination of
Sothern and Marlowe, Faversham and
Bonnie Maginn and Hackettand Marie
Dressler in Shakespearian revivals will
force you into it.
Dear Nh. Spectrophone VIII YOU kind
~ obiige an unhappy woman by giving her
at once some inkling of what her perma-
nenf Iedno ADDRESS fi will be, say; after Jan; l,
ly0Sg Please answer Squickly,-as a trip
70 Europe may depend upon your reply.
Yours very anxiously,
Mrs. Chadwick
The Spectrophone anticipates much
trouble for your during 1905, but you
need nave no fear of your address.
Your case will not get on the calendar
until 1907 and will come to trial In
1913. With the usual run of appeals
laws delays and jury disagreements
the ultimate decision of the courts
VIII not be reached until 1947, at which
time your abode will have become a
mere mater of academic-or possibly
spiritual-interest. The sums involved
are too large for you to apprehend any
punishment, if perchance there has
been anything reprehensible in your
financial operations.
VI
New York, Boston. San Francisco and
Chicago, Dec. %, 1864
Dear Sir: Mr.. w. r. Hearst requests
me to ask you who win be the Demo.
cratic nominee for president of the United
States in 1908 An early reply will greatly
oblige Yours truly,
Arthur Brisbane
See answer to David B. HILL Six
teen other parties in the contest will
nominate as follows:
National Finance-John D. Rockefeller
Social Leisure Party-Harry Lehr.
National Theater Party-C Charles Froh-
Amalgamated Copper-Themas w. Law
gador. gnton Lii LisrsryaAnareW garnegie. aa
Interurban Surface and Subway-H. H.
Vreeland.
Womsn's Temperance-Carrie Nation.
Liberal ATemperance--H. c. Potter, D. d.
Peoples Panacea-Thomas L. Watson.
Interstate Commerce. 2. Morgan.
National Standpat-J. G; Cannon.
Confederated Humor-Chauncey NJ De-
pew.
Tammany consolidated-George B. Nc
Clellan.
Tariff Reform--W. L. Douglas.
National Defense-Theodore Roosevelt.
This comprises the list I trust it
will prove satisfactory to my esteemed
contemporary.
New York, Dec. %. 1904.
To the Spectrophone Editor.
My Dear Sir and Brothers: Will you
kindly do me a professional favor by look
ing through the next twenty volumes OF
Everybody,s Magazine and informing me
when Mr.. Thomas w. Lawson will begin
his story of Amalgamated Copper? We
have already published some 350,0G0
words Of this copy and he has not yet
touched upon the subject. Having adj
vertised somewhat largely that we would
have such story from Mr.. I4awson,s
pen, we naturally wish to make good to
our subscribers. / shall be obliged to
you if you will enable us to say just when
we may expect the real story to begin.
Faithfully yours.
The Editor of Everybody's.
am sorry to say that 1 cannot find
the beginning of the story. In 1907
the narration of Mr.. Lawson confines
itself to an account of his trip to the
SBermudas with II. H. Rogers in 19O3I
the 1908 installments give a vivid por-
trayal of Peary's expedition to the
north pole, the expenses being paid by
the New York Life Insurance company;
1909 deals with the reorganization or
Tuslxegee institute by j. Pierpont Nor
gan and Addicks and so on. Up to
1924 nothing relating to Amalgamated
Copper appears in the manuscript, and
that is as far as l have had chance
to go in the limited time at my dis
posal One thing can say, however,
is that the chapters for 1905 relating
to the New York Yacht club trust and
it's influences upon the Scituate Nat
raj Gas works form mighty spicy
reading and may be awaited with. con-
siderable interest.