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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

WAITED 10 BuY-3 or z room cot
tase. Pstce and terms reasonable.
Nm. i DAVIS iii washington street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

nor REEB@Two furnished rooms on
Hamilton street Terms reasonable,
4 x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

West Ylrgipian want as POP
bscasss hsy bring splts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10
WBITE Us 4 lETTER

WhIft %
Put ASIDE IN tltnidteg rs
fr6oiy did frankIE 81 strict c6nh=
done. feiifhf tiS5 III your sytnpt9mB
nnd5lfoublss WeWifi HendfreeadHce
In piifn. sealed -enSeippely boy
6dfesth6fd. addfefst Iadief AdH9ofY
D1pf.. Tie Ghh Observation-Disclosures Cos
ehatHcogs TONNE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

FOR RENT2Basement room, front
ing op PaTk avenue, under Citizens
Dollar Bank
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Real rstats Continued,
PHOENIX GNVEHfatENr co.
8 and % nHiiifau BIDS

. ard % hHHtkHu hihA
u.ooo Wtn buy 7 large tote. 40 fenced
ard tn cultivation. thighHn
haHHfs barn aHu uuthui'dinFH.
fHHH room huHHH nu sHfHef#
fiaHa 10 sHf tiW cash. balance
UH per month
=. 10 rar large iata ana house
fenced aud cleared Gft.u Lake
city Wat'r hiasaalka. h'lf 'ash
E. so. Foe largo iraara house tote .
HHHH fH HIItf. uH TaHHFr. hfHHtlfHt
view ono block from rsf. lHa
taHH balance HaHi terms.
$50 Thrse room baaa. end Ipt all n
cultivation. be- Columbia eHH8
terms.
800 rhrss large laia n Columbia.
tiH each. balance 90 p'r month
o. 1o#ra - arrra fine coil close -
go aud H,hpai haH cash Eaaa
terms.
$40 rar fine Dos near University.
improvements ail h. good terms
tlplo# Taf RESTAURANT paying -
above expenses. guaranteed
HARVARD HEALTY go. INc
81. 90 NfFEitHtrf a broom hnuae.
90 lovely Doc 0ztH. with d fine
view ~ inta Warrington. tsfE
laraa rooms and good terms can
b. arranged. Sc saHh.
q 30 MABHpsA mzIanTa m yau
vent home HIfh beautiful
We've ~ lake and mountains lock
THE HH Hud da II quickly. for Il
ts A hhAf and MaHt lHHf iunA
house b. not new but has five
fHHd comfortable faumH ana
niea level iut. location worth he
money.
soaauEEN LAKE a good broom
house. Hitn fouf iHtH. each Natq0.
lovely Hhrdfu Nith sil kinds IT
fratt trees ard email fruit Tote
ere hies and level from 80 90
80 down. aid the balance at
~ per month.
81 30 NORTH uHoAuWAY-A god
t.fHum cottage. eta d Doe NkiiH
With fine NisW - portage and
iaNr washing 0H that cen never
D. HHf Hff EHH al Kitchen. aua
iaEsa Pheasant aiffiHH room. lawn
o. sod SHAPE Hud FOIL ~ noHefa
lsH aaHn. balance 60 suit
81 go HlaEMuSr a nearly nsu
haasH 81 siF rooms. on q ioi -
t0H near fhs HsN school house
HuH Miahiu 8 couple 81 liuekn II
The esf ilus. "a aHsH fnr anyone
wanting EH9d homo far little
manf come ana bee ur about
BE- each elH handle o.
HARVARD REALTY go. nc
Phones sNi 81 Waller hidF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

In one precinct The MINI
Third ward the amepd,osa, u No
~ unanimous vote there ttAtiisa
vote cast against H. M. ~
nome precinct u Joe Smith :. ne
cured 1910 n the slraafa,s - ~ ~
ps'i'lonH asking thai the ansss \ .as
Be submitted To vote ~ ''.''ilsls
on The amendment by uafs, 80. -
follows. sas a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
CUT EXPENSES

Persons who wish 20 cut -.
household expenses and Sun -
the best should keep track 2 =
big bargains AZ nartell's drue -.
SOC and $40 Second av. For th- =.
day horax, ls-ox. packRse
henaiue. per pinf. SC; strong - ~
MIA. pint Sc. naptha SOAP s n
Cross toilet paper. 1909 snesN =.
grease craaicator. s-oz- ooius =.
csrhoiic salve. &c size. ne
line. Zoe bottle. SCI vaseline :.
uhor ice. Ice Bi9e. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

W D woodward z5zz Pirr !.
reported To The police early N,
morning that he Was In a nj, ~
fifst az. aud Madison II 49,,
O'Clock and during the mir .
lost his watch and a small eols ~
chain s Ahs
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is CARRIED
BY A LARGE VOTE

The recall amudm1f ~ mo city
charter giving lho VOTERS the power
10 FDt" uat ~ office an unanfiafaa
tory o. Objectionable public official.
carried yesterday by an oFefWhrlts
lug majority. rccrlyInE a large ma
ipfiy lu every ward IN the city
The RETURNS show that fl was up
posed only BY q few political work
efs Doe many precincts numbering
leth than ~ 30 The precinct
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WAIT ER
FROM IT

on me sound De- one - the most de
sirable glasses N property near He.
attic today u r. becoming more val
liable ever day. Lu&DH MEAD
oWpALE WATERFRONT tracts
are selling al prices bslow their value
today. aud terms are very easy Sc
plats az our office.
WEST 4 WHEELER INC.
9a-ala coipan HidR
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g. eo-a i8ia aHip8 each. sH EstriIa ~ +.
trurEr town street ulankfd ard
Hrudel. eide walks. eFsr4 ming paid.
81 80. lots ou Queen Anne Hiii. bg1i1g
each IN corner.
& on Fine corner On broadway and
East Linn. l8n1.
ta10 earh#z iafa s0nln1 each. on Broad
Nay, between Miller aud Roanoke.
east front
$40 90 Harvard Ave let S1IiQ2
o ttp-1 iata on 1pth Ave. -. between
Easf Ilau AID Miller
q lUnHs inlp4 90 Iath Ave -, near
l-anEH mansion. vest front over
iDuklnA city aud sound
nitMHE0o q ERICKSON,
Rooms 81 Washington hidE.
Iei Main Ue ind Is la-
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About three months ago mir
Iiaiiou. who has Apartments Al y.
Manhattan fats. len several -
q valuable dental tools in tbs -.
ment u the Halter block. r.
have disappeared and be want, !,
know when they dle and where 81,
are nov. The police have N. -.
The Stevens Relief Corps ia e,,.
Ing dinner this wSsk on Thlrs A.
and Columbia H.. and FRIDAY s,.si
ing will give q progressive ~,
party AZ the same location
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Doors are hikheE but | am aiill sell
tns az The same price
Cresa panel aoorn. tof oil finish q =
per door
Crgsz panel doors Cor painting me
PEI door
Window frames for weights. ia
window frames. plain. g. %.
l sell 10 any ane and l have only one
pftce, send Ter price tiata ana tuf
ttnn me al az low price a. your
utarest dealer can possibly pufehase.
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~ arrsa between Seattle anh Tacoma.
fiah Half tine WmhsH uu county HasaH
A GOOD SMALL lNFIBrAt-sf
ities e pet asts -. ,,..... A..
clfKAr AcRra aes house. fine
for chickens ard berries UHif ST.
on terms - o. dawn And 8 - per
month. viii sell chickens az 81 eauta
each. Come quis leaylnE e.uHtff
Too ear iins II
g. ceres an military rad. between Sc
attic ASA farama tich Huii partly
'l 4 il iSe4WFiie = Ei,r as'i n,
A uARaAfN
$50 aftes fine ihua hhif slaahsd
I come eirsfinE aaHe watkins distance
20 eaf 81 minutes flde tu clfF aad
fosda a. ftatNa Hd nfiahhQfn aHd
handf - angd FfaHsH afhuai fsHIha.
gIfAllt.iH 4 AhAAiH
80 Goldman Bios
y arrss between Kast ahd ths seaHa
81 military read god level IHHd
fine ffmHHf ifarf price 81 prf aEfc
a NEWELL - Marion 1t
Far asis-nsst Estate
TNEHN x kMffif
uiaue buyers Place.
4 aau 80 cash fife 49, ffnnfH haaHs.
furnars hrst. iet sasiaq Hrcaad hlt
g. - So cash. ssffa swell paved
section mrufau HiH foHms
g. RHEiHaN hF ahHsa4 rfHfHH
q 30 $50 cash naN Wvdsfn afHaufu
hanne hss Nns iet Naalahr Ave
9 ttt So cash. elssHHt Brown utHi
srn nattaEr. ~ Maafuna iint
a. sd a. -..h f54H4HsrH fHHsfsa
eisss g. e.rnsf - sltost improve
o. s. Ha8aru cottage GA East uhias
ulss O. cash. modern. near naaf
saa
We positively have TIE cheapest tnta
fuF Hhr unnFg go see NrtfHHa Esr
lias essns 81 - faf hamFs The
T. quf hesinr.s
MsikfF HlHs
Matn f# Ina u ct II
A isrss bsag q eaoss Dr. acreage
rsaHH Is plating aii cleared eaa
= ga Fsaalg v.thls Haeath.ss.
thia iaaa Gail au the nsnsans IS -
Investment Co. - haiuat life
filak -
u Na eHfHaf - t~ft pt =
To- nsn ilus pasafs thafn rasf tsrfzs
aad hsiHa uafasf xafas " taxes 81
purs Fershan1 4 CO. ~ En1lsf
iilsss -
rfTzaERAtn = MELvffI.r.
Real Estate "a Lumber ErrhanKe
Yas saisagn uaqara O aa pfsaig
iiiila 2.faum fttiaFs. - Timfs -
taIHeHn SD anf 81 AYES. Wet s
naaHtsa sails % naHtaffico Ard eafs
ApnIx & owner 40
PHOENIX fNvEFrMrST CO.
g ana q aalussn Bidg
q ~ aiH t1Y nsN f.feHm heuar
iat HsfH CD sHsss en- corner ffns
rafd aad frlH Trees uur block fHgHa
ear tltf watsr. - cash. balance
sod tsfms
o. ns@a large Tote and tfnom house.
hhfA an1 partfF #HE o. rulfff atiHn.
vlsu - lake Washington ard seat
tls ! tloeks O. car 80 cash. balance
sAsf terms.
q - - lots ana 8 foufu house e
ffaH ifsra ard auaaH fruits bsa Is.
water lt9 cash. balance g. PER
month Il
O. Na@Ehnlre Gaubis corner On capitol
Hit ait aseesanlHHfs fait. en- eaaF
terms rhanos faf man - ~ -
sfatH means - st q home b.
sMailaet dlsfftsf 81 city
O. t0= inside iHt un 18th Ave North
aad above Remarks apply hsfe
tees
80 8 feet iot overlooking t.aks
WashfnEten. ses u ana yea bay
g.
O. 90 - foot frontage. where aofssdf
ever can shut HN Yrur view a
lake. cheasfHt piece 0n uur lat
g. ada= Acre. ready fHf giaw. near ear
ard lake nethiHE bstter Go ba bad
AIRY here
fsoa choice laf email house. af Hafu.
Ter beach near station cheap
~ a DAMS HH a CO.
e. Lumber Exchange.
Phone Man et1
o. Vra Large lat on west sife 10TH Ave
near Marion H.. All assessments
rid III fuii
HOWARD II LEWIS
! and : Halter block
( Maiu - lad lsC
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coon news far suffffius humanity
Absolute cure guaranteed fuf fheus
rnatlsnf paralY ais nervous diseases
chxNlfN suff iHinfa FfsuitfnE ffHtH
FhFunatfsnt or ether ca success
Animation free People IN in0ixrnt
circumstance treated free 20 euat
Is the Great German Specialist Or
FaidraHn. Oateaqath - 9Th Ave-
g.. near Jackson Phone l. 80
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ny OWNER

FnF aHfr asrnnm new house. : iafa 3
baafInr fruit trees HIi lmpratcmeata.
tafne hHru will HfH cheap lf taken az
once HH FIRST as II e. Hehuul-
house Station. Ureea Lake. Ind a
THa -
House nearly new riHHtfrcd rnana.
bath pantry. closets. wHfrr inside
yea eHf line street improvements.
O. 81 ffHa down. 81 per month. N A.
NoHHH a son. H starr Boyd nlaek
First Ave -
Tive lake Union WATERFRONT
Lots fiehf in Che center at q sn
fHrH= genuine haHaHln on short
option far n prompt buyer only
CHARLES H0MEEa COMPANY,
fi-a Alaska Bldg. -
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CHEAP tioAiEBi

~ = car SHOPS raiuE in on e. p
fiimaHa Meadow uaFdHna employ
Ina afaat 80 men. viii make the
land safHahls large tracts over co.
feet iaHH only tlfs els terms - q =
Pcs maHfh twenty saI eainen on the
grounds until sold cut 4laa need sew
ffal HHre men hf good wages. viii
sci houses uh tsruk n g per month
Take uFm NrHfnu Ger o. huwauHfkb
bridge 90 rail a. ifiiimau'a offices
IN Times block. 81 once tt
TftEEN a SMITH
Ufamf buyers Hiaes1
We eauffai sauf acreage Juat south
~ the city 90 Situated az tn afford
positive eFuHfanre uf s sod profit
u the haarr Within 81 days fnfafs
nation at cur office only no phone
cells EiraHH. go o. the Shove Gen
uins aHan 4 you have cash
q no So cash. balance 81 monthly
bfaam modern cottage Queen Anne
lffii. cement side SAX nnd aN rad
o. ttHa HaHh aud came terms. &
fnum fHaAHfn cottage. close fn
q sn 49, eahh fiHe Madfru ruttAaH
Uu MaHfaun ridge
4 rsH go rash ffoafa modern house
Boa Halts on EHafiahs Ave.
q 80 49, faah. So WauthIF modern
cattaHr an fine lef near University
O. laa ftta eesh. 81 muHfhiF. moiefn
cottage close 60 Madison
TnEkN a SMITH
- walker bldR
Main 3ez II tat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

100 acre leased iaHd au Yakima rec
effatlan. 600 u0dsf cultivation good
improvements free water tHf HHf#
.itulara $500 y Howe. ul tih North
Seattle. "A
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VAN BE NA&TEW DAVIS 4 Co.
AS nfarF-ti1Yd Block
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rer sals--Ml.s.llan.eu..
o n wiLIIAMw

sAaH Avn noon uAHoAINs
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Acreage ros sale.


NfltTAan
oAiaautifM Wsnrfa tracts. Hii cleared
aud afunhtd no minutes ride frnm
faHa uothins liks fhem around HsatH
lel fHf ihu price f#aa piurrf hi than
queen Anne ifI
UaamIHH tHua0 fag aain 0r exchange
iMflifE REALTY CO.
fL Sullivan iiidH
Phone atHT
Iiat fHuf dfHpfftf with ur
la1 aHfsf H acres CLEARED. plenty ~
water Hui iH aaud located un the
hest ~ funHH. surrounded hF fhuif 4
property ono - the beet hHFH ~
hnHM ~ actually HHfin Hf present
time met ipHH fHan go urf HNff. out
Uf tHHH owner HHHH De- Will take fal
per aHte fur gHfnH Hslr terms can
he arranged nuf II and I fHa cell
Hnatn for b0u Hud mufr hau double
AunF money NJ EaH are luuhihh Tot
HHap thia la Fl
. AZ HARDWOOD.
HauW "a HaIIay Ullr
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q n Mt.tIAAn
l0io WESTERN AVE.

For sale Furniture q rooms. So
aist eth Ave
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CORNg. huui0ua inEroWu nails. pain
irrsiy cured pGdicrrinE Mrs ~ q.
Hlll. ~ Marion Block. Tel L. 5i51
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Portland cement ifnportee. ~ y
8 a.. Portland cement. CahiernA =
bhl s. sh less sc for rstafnea
hard wall plaster, per tor
plaster paris. per Dbl E.h hn~
1uan q Roche Harbcr, Per w -
fire brick. per NJ. te@: pas,s-t
hair, Der 10. &C metal isth pc -
L.. -
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YAK DE VANTEH DAVIS a CO.
J q ffANEh Manager.
ttA starr boyd tIiuah
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PIKE STREET FURNITURE co
pays the highest price for second
hand furniture Main Eag. Ind Il ia
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
Died.

Death notices appearing in TTIE TRIBUNE viI Ia
rSpuo'hed IN The TTi-WeekIy Tribune without eItI1
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
COLLIER MISSES COURT.
Wife Likely to U7in Partition Suit
# He Fails to Appear Thursday.

Riverhead, Long Island, April THE case of Mrs
Louise Allen Collier against her husband. William
Collier actor. came before Judge Kelly at a spe-
cial term Of the Supreme Court here to-day. Mr.
Collier defauted. but the judge said he would give
him until next Thursday to put in an appearance
The hearing Will next be taken up in Brooklyn.
At the hearing to-day Mrs. Collier, her attorney
Mr.. Jacobson, and George ". Cooper. president Of
the Suffolk County National Bank, an authority
on land values. gave testimony
Mrs. Collier testified regarding an agreement
signed by her husband and herself when they sepa-
rated last December This provides that the couple
are 10 live apart. that each may live with whom
ever he or she pleases, and each day practise any
trade or profession desired Mr.. Collier according
10 the agreement, is TO pay his wife monthly sum
equal TO 800 week, and he agrees TO give her
bill of sale of all PERSONAL property his country
place at St James, Long Island. Mrs Collier
agrees not to contract any debts in his name. and
stpuates that the real property shall be sold and
the proceeds divided equally between herself and
her husband.
Mrs Collier testified that her husband had refused
to sell the real estate to account for the rents
received from it. She said that she desired an ac-
counting for the rent of the St. James property
since December, 1905 and that one-half of the rent
he paid TO her. She asks fo~ the appointment of a
receiver
the case comes up IN Brooklyn next Thursday. il is
probable the court will grant order appointing
receiver to sell the property and give Mrs Collier
her share OF the proceeds
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
PRINCETON PLAY PRODUCED.
''Tabasco Land" Twice Given in the Ball.
room of the WaldOrf-Astoria.

At a performance like that OF 'Tabasco Land"
in the ballroom of the Waldorf yesterday afternoon
and evening also one is in considera BILE do1bt
whether TO marvel that amateur productions can
be so good. 'Tabasco Land" is the work Of Prince
ton students in almost every detail X s Clark
who wrote most Of the music conducted an orches
ira OF student musicians. and every member of the
cast, both male and female was an undergraduates
Two seniors concocted the Hbretto and another
was stage manager professional painted che
scenery and another trained the dancers But such
detail as the costume designing was looked after
oy the undergraduates. And it may be said that
the costumes were far more attractive than the
scenery especially the female costumes
OF course, when the music was tuneful-which
was pretty often-One rummaged his memory fo-
sources but of what Broadway musical comedy Is
the same not true? OF course, the libretto followed
the beaten tracks of tradition, but Of what Broad
way hoTetto is that not true also? There was
a pony ballet which danced with all the agility and
almost the grace Of any eight chorus girls on the
broadway stage, and the entire chorus sang with
more visor. enthusiasm and even precision than
players, too. were quite as attractive 10 look at
and To listen TO- In short. if some student could
have been found with the junction. and humor Of q
Hopper or a Daniels '"Tabasco Land could go
over to Broadway il stands and be well worth
seeing.
Both audiences yesterday were Of fine size and
character.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
THE SOCIAL WH1RL."
Casino

There was flavor OF old times al the Casino last
night To be sure Lillian Russell was on the wrong
side of the footlights; but Gustav Kerker was in the
conductors chair and the carriages brought load
after load. till the golden auditorium was packed To
the doors; there were ine gowns and marvellous
headdresses-n short. a general air Of prosperity
and pleasure.
The Social Whirl.' string OF nonsense nut To-
gether by Charles Doty and Joseph Herbert ard
enlivened generally by Gustav Kerker's music
was the cause of the gathering; and from all in
dcatlons the same frOlic will he drawing the same
large audiences when summer comes The Social
Whir IL seems. was the name of society weekly
that did not come grief on the Reef of Norman's
woe but got most OF the cast into trouble ay
printing blind paragraphs and then extorting
oiackmall Perhaps il was inherent in the subject
out these episodes Of the plot did not escape a
certain tawdry vugarity. However. the plot was a
small part of the entertainment, which chiefly con-
sisted OF "specialties' and pretty girls.
From a cast which included Charles j. Ross.
Mabel Fenton. Frederic Bond and Ada Lewis anus
ing "specialties" might have been expected; but
even Miss Adele Ritchie turned TO with a will and
with Mr. Ross and Mr.. Bond made the Newark
tIlo' the merriest feature of the evening. Miss
Maud Raymond. Miss Blanche Deyo Joseph Coyne.
Henry Williams and Edward Craven all contributed
TO the merrment: and the management added a
host Of attractive girls and some charming and ex
pensive costumes The piece is not a work of high
art, but it is honestly diverting
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
SHAKESPEARE AND MoLIERE

IN an od number Of Notes and Queries emu
neraton Is made Of certain alleged points Of re-
se'upiahce'-in circumstances, character, conduct
and eXperience,-between Shakespeare and Moliara
These are the specifications:
The father Of each was in trade and appar-
eilSiyi destined his son to follow his occupation
= ne early education of both was neglected
fbs, TG we know Of nothing in their after training
good bTe1 bIi on on mem their perfect knowledge of
3 Neither ra Of them was happily married.
: Eh EEach became manager, author, actor.
H. ., Each produced a considerable number Of au-
I-od cated dramatic works.
. E-ach was careless about publishing his
sbol,sAisS' or rather objected 10 do lest they
PLAYS Of each E WeTe ooeoa66 eo6aPS bS actors
deett no nrst published in complete form after the
lost Each a 3 touched up or produced plays that are
from various sources
li,5 Inc personal character of each was gentle
,st5rdch IA Zach had profound knowledge of human
comparative disregard Of the manner.
~, ~ hach had remarkable fecundity fertil-
10. Each died at the age Of hfty-two.
some OF the points Of resemblance specified by the
all
Shakespeare was neglected neither is it known
'hat ne was unhappily married There was an
excellent school at Stratford-upon-Avon when he
was poy' and. as his father first an alder
--4 a ~ aiu CnleI Burgess. tlaT IS Mayor,
ol me borough. 1t is not likely that the lad was
not sent 10 it, TO be taught: moreover his plavs
contain indications that he attend that school
for he quotes Lillys English Grammar. an excel
Iehl Dook' that was customarfly used there The
education Of Moliere was not neglected for during
hVe years he was pupil at Claremont College
anu ne could among other things, write Latin
verses. Molieres marriage it is known proved
unfortunate but the notion that Shakespeare made
an unhappy marriage is absolutely conjecturaI-a
notion he
Tor many years, in London leaving his wife and
children at Stratford. and on the absolute fact
mat oy ms VIII, ne bequeathed to his widow his
second best bed II was long ago pou+ed ont
that his widow was provided for by dotrer and
under the law. must have inherited her third" Of
all his property, and that, probably the beouest
or the second best bed a special kindness
Atter ne had gained his fortune Shakespeare re-
turned to Straford and ne passed the latter wears
OF his life there with his wife and family: And IT
is recorded that his widow and daughter did
nightly desire when they should die to be buried
IN the same grave with him. shakespeares writ
ings show mo disregard of the manner" whether
comparative positive. His style is individual and
superb and his blank verse is perfect.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
FOODS FOR JAPANESE SUFFERERS
List of Suitable American Edibles Given
Will Be Transported Free

The New York State Red Cross issued instruc-
uons yesterday for the shipment of food to the
starving people OF Japan, and announced that it
would be transported to Japan by the Union Pa
cif1c or Southern Pacific Railroad free Of charge
by the offer Of E. H. Hartman Shippers are
advised to send the food to any freight station
of the two railroads. addressed to Count Mat
sukata. president Of the Japanese Red Cross
Yokohama, Japan" Shippers are instructed that
the kind of food contained should be marked on
the package. When 1t reaches Japan directions
in japanese will be attached for preparing it.
A list of American foods suitable for Japanese
use and approved by Japanese authority is given
as follows:
Cereals. etc-Rice. lima beans white beans
peas, split peas. lentils, cornmeal oatmeal.
hominy. wheat, wheat flour, cereal breakfast
foods (Which are easily prepared-that is dry
prepared fOodstuffs). corn Gf accompanied by
grinding apparatus and If kiln dred), macaroni
tof domestic manufacturer. sweet potatoes Irish
potatoes
Fish and meat-Dried fish of all kinds salted
fish (such as pi4chards dried salt cod, canned
soups, canned meat.
Milk-Condensed milk.
1t is explained that although the japanese or
dinarily use little milk 1t is now needed TO save
the lives of babies who starving because
their mothers cannot feed them.