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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31

In all the thousands of eampfires dotted
along the tran of my life that one is best
to think of. Surely I believe that the Big
Spirit sent us poor little spirits loose on
to have nice times. Looking around al
present facts, we see how life is a cold,
hard business proposition, SO we have to
keep a mighty sharp lookout for fear OF
being kicked off the premises The future
glows with hope gay as sunrise, the past
is full of memories shining glorious like
the setting sun. Seems to me that in eter-
nifty, when the cold present is mixed up
with all the rainbow coors of past and
future-why, then I'll hear Curly's voice
come soft through the pines, and see her
face in the fire where l camp.
So i'll my poor way l dream in this lone
camp where I sit at present. Perhaps,
says you, I'd better wake up right now and
tend to my story.
Flagstaff. Afterward. following the Grand
Canon trail at daybreak, she happened by
accident on stage coach broken down
with a load of tourists. The driver CHANGED
to be a retired robber, gone tame with
rheumatism, SO she helped him TO fix his
Inch pin which had snapped. AS to the
tourists, they We're plumb content to find
a real live cowboy who would talk to
them. Most punchers steer shy of tourists
but Curly enjoyed them. She was always
curious as a young antelope at anything
rowed all their newspapers ito read to her
dying mother'-which was me. Then she
told them good advice about keeping alert
at night to watch for robbers. On that the
teanster cheered them up by divulging how
robbers drink human blood to keep their
courage boiling and how they like a baby
when they are stalled on pork. Curly I'M
parted few particulars and rode away
with high tail.
I was still asleep when she came whirling
into camp, whooping for breakfast raven
Gus.
'.Show laig," says she, land set out the
grub pile swift while ! go wrangle the
hawsses. We get move on ourselves
right after breakfast"
There was something unusual, l thought,
about the way she talked, a sort of high
strung excitement. As to her face, that
was pale as ashes. By the time I'd cooked
bacon and slapjacks she had the horses in,
and fresh mounts saddled.
Flows Flagstaff?" I asked, while she
washed herself at the spring.
"Ain't this just purty?' she said to the
bubbHng water. Flagstaff? Why, 1t sure
is the craziest town L ever seem Her
laugh was harsh to hear.
You been shown yo' face In the street?"
wall, partly but I covered up half my
complexion to look like the toothache--so,n
She stuffed ball of a handkerchief into
her near cheek. bound the towel around
her jaw, and looked most miserable. ooh,
throw me a dentist.' she hOwled. then
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Ersclea, Dec p ? I-Arr4Ve5. steamers Kronpr,nz
Wilhelm CGeZ0 Ftchter New York Plymouth and
CnsEeouEg; 24th. . n, Rhein Ger, Rott New York
sailed steamer Man CSs Won Borell. New York ana
AvOanaOuth, DEC 2S-sassa. Potomac osr No
Gibraltar. Dec 2S-Pazse6 steamers Leckavanua Csr
Gray, HeE York FOR Calcutta
Lizard Dec 2-pAsse5 steamer 81 Cthb-rt dsr) raw.s
New York fox Antwerp. ~ ~
Rotterdam Dec 2lArTved steamers Deutschland CSs-
teno, Da!loor1 New Y0Ik; sailed steamer eotstdys
Dutch. BoraEs New York
schrotter. New York via Plymouth $3.50
GLASGOW 2B-AFr1vec steanaar Caledonia IRA Par
fer New York via Moytle -'' ~
EAzsEt Dee 2%-Passee stsane- Ia Plata Bra, Ts4sge
Ptrssus DEG lSArE4yed steamer Amberton Csr VIII
fans New York via Malta -'' w.
Barcelona Dec leATtved, steamers Muntevsoa rsnanA
GarrtgA New York; eoth. EgreuaOnt castle fI5rc
Genoa Dec 2-ArTivsd steamers Lrar4a Utah Af.r,,na
New YORK; Eonisan Luse (Ger), VoiEer New York via
rars- Dso 22-ATE4ved steamer Grangsnss an roco,s
New York via BeFbadosj sailed. steamer Boni8ses
Glasgow, Dec 2+-Arrivsd steamer Eshiopa Qsr9 No
p4,rsSa Dec S4-ATTsvsd sksr-ass OBJ, Bark.
Fsya Dec 24-Arr1vea previously steamer Psn.nsuisr
Qsort), BotsIha New York for L4sbou
carcln dec 22-saiied. steamer TonoSnA Qsr) Conly
lizard Dec 24-Essssa stssmss tFaDpossD Conway srs
G1hraltaT Dec AEEtvsd steamer Indrapura CBrD Rem
voy New YoTE for Singapore. Manila, etei 2<th
passed. steamer Geilia pT). Bouloue New YoEk for
snEapors Dec 24AE-tved pFeyoazy steamer anInoasssr
1Ctstle an, Watson, New York for Manila eto
poss seIS Des 2sArEfgea stssasE Aats9 go. G4aras-
90. sss~ xc<e sx2 4A3Ssss fos Hcrs I1xyn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
BOSTON STOCKS,
FURNISHED by r L Day & Co.. No Nassau street)
% Dec. q Dec De-
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

? Van schAick a Co.. No wan stTsst.l
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
TRADE III CHICAGO.
N. -a-as-ara % -he r-l.gns !

- Tribune
Chicago, Dec. 24-Wheat for about half an hour
to--ay was fT-n FOR The current months delivery
G1t rather heavy for the May Later the relative
positions of the Two were reversed. and al the
c,Ee trs December. compared with closing
rrces Saturday. was 20 love- while the May was
a higher. n corn, December improved &c and
No lefr OF with buyers ~ Saturdays final
figures. oats blew 10 warm and strong. with e
new hand ar the bellows. Government scare report
was no longer factor. There was z net advance oG
hc- Provisions were very rtrong. with note OF
1iarn 81 TIE tone of the shorts, VINO We're the
principal buyers Pork gained from $50 10 ZIG
lzrc from Z1ec % 2755c and ribs from &c 70 INC.
Statistics of the wheat movement, both for the
c. and the last week were very imperfect at the
tine or tne markets opening, end for want of
Ire usual guides The market started very quietly
Grc as FAR as the May delivery was concerned,
a. Substantially the price AZ which i closed on
Saturday. What contributed principally 10 Arm
ness o. The local market the EmaIlness OF the
alternately stronger Gn6 weaker than the May de-
lve-y. and the close was &c lower for the day,
wh-e May was 10 higher. December close was
sEssc Nay 773sc.
There was more interest taken II the corn deal
tLa1 las been the case OF late. but II was 70 the
6etr.leat of the price. Opinion which has been
on te balance 50 long was more decidedly inclined
20 TIE bear side B1rEaness OF oats and wheat IN
TIE latter hair OF the session helped the market 20
TIE extent OF recovering the early decline and
a. the close Il had been converted into &c advance
l. price Of TIC December. and May wanted az the
same price q closed Saturday last The December
close Esc and May 4s5So- The market for oats
wss easier % begin with, bur soon picked W e
Eide strength and was most of the time firm ct
around the prices OF Saturday after the frst few
n--ures. The market became strong near the end
Snc closed sS5se for December and sso for Nay.
being &c gain for the day.
II Provisions trading was active, with prices
Sharply higher and especially sor lard January
pork sold at SIC q 20 sc 30. january hard sold st
3 Ia &C - e and January r9bs at 50 7zs5 GO Ss75
CT . S TIA and reacted 20 So 70
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
REPORT ON NIPIssING MINES.
Tells Especially of the Work Being Done by
the Hydraulic Process

E r. AaTle' president OF the Nipissing Mines
company has issued circular to the stockholders,
% when the important part consists of a report
oA0eo december 20. from General Manager Linney,
on the present condition Of the property Mr.. Lin
neys report is in part follows:
The hydraulic scheme has been only partially
OF the bed rock IN the portion washed which made
rreguent moves necessary. Quite number OF
OF which are very rich and important Up to the
present time practically underground develop
have worked entirely in open cuts We are at pres
S-t s!AAlhg three shafts on the property and will
W5tIIn the next few weeks, be working al two
Others Some OF the important questions to be de-
IerInlned as soon as possible how far the veins
ano what influence the different formations of the
olstrlct really exert on the naturalization Of the
Development work rapidly and ascertain the facts
feSarolng these important subjects in the near
ore Is frequently found and near the surface and
1nal there Is often decrease of values in the first
veins the Nipssing property
We are at present working only six Of the veins
working upon several others The largest vein on
tne property is Ledge No. 4s, which contains for
ues, besides being OF much greater width than any
05her vein yer discovered In the Cobalt district
This ledge has shown decided decrease in values
with depth far. but the size of the ledge has in
creased somewhat, and we have not run out of paw
the values in this ledge viii increase again '- ct
greater depth we can only conjecture
Following lhis report is a note to President Earle
from Il. \. Hardinge and w z Hidden. mining
engineers, i1dorsng Mr.. IInneys statements and
concurrtng in his suggestions for future develop
ment OF the property. In closing Nr Earle saws
that the financial report showed net quick assets.
available for dividends amounting TO S7s 2s these
assets consisting OF cash IN transit and ore in
process Of refining The company has no debts
except monthly current accounts
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Ths following petitions IN bankruptcy were nhsd
yesterday u the United States District Court
Peer J. Hartman. voluntary petition No Bs
ieLa1l street showing debts OF 5000 and assets
q 81 The principal creditors the HOLLYWOOD
SpIpany Sl,2oo secured and e00o unsecaTsds Acker,
-efrall a. COnd1t. S,55.
Clare Wolfsohn. No. LIS "a street voluntary pett-
Een, showing debts of $3.50 and assets of 81 ssa
sIse p-t1clpGl creditors are =, 5uEsnan Company,
S..el state Bank. A,B0 The assets consist OF
ee.eou1tE. G.eG.
a. reLk 7. Il Com, OF No 57 West e7th street
go voluntary petition, showing debts OF al Sf2
~ - assets o. $50 The principal creditor In George
az Coin. 81 30
- favesantarY petition was cled against Oscar
slstE No, - East Sfth street by three creditors:
rt& DppenheiE1, s. 80; Pollok & Regenstein silg;
..-sI1 LaHkay, 500 Insolvency, u ie alleged. IS
SssS ,.sS Wllis5n g Low was appointed receiver
xasS~xoz !. xLss. sz.s sozsszxsso soo..S~x os -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
WATERBACK BURSTS; TWO HURT.
Explosion in a Range in Elm Hotel Injuries
Two Cooks

TWO women were injured yesterday by the explo-
sion OF TTaterback in range in the basement OF
the Elm Hotel. no. IS Great Jones street Mary
Lessie, cook. Of No. a Avenue a received con
tusions about the body and thighs. She had to be
removed 10 st. Vincent's Hospital Mary Newark
also cook, o. no. l59 First avenue received sew
eral severe scalp wounds and bruises about the
face. She went home.
The fire in the cooking range had not been lighted
since Saturday. When the women started the
fire al O'Clock yesterday morning they dId not
know that the water pipe which fed the range and
boiler had frozen. The waterback became heated
the frozen water in the feed pipe melted and
suddenly there a great flow Of cold water into
me superheated waterhack. with consequent de-
Ne4opEnent OF steam. Then came the explosion.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Dec. "a, 1906
ARRTrED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Dora CAus). OrschsIek Palermo November q
Naples 2os Oela %. A1Tnsrt 30 and Orau Ieceube-
% Phelps Brothers d Co. with 12 cabin passengers and
E-dse Arrived Tho Bar 1913 D n 23f
Steamer Byron {brl, Ca1onaI Santos December Rio
JEneirO = Bahia 8. Per1IaTlbuco 10 ~
us Jeyons. with g. cabin 90 sceerage passengers
mails an6 nldss. Arrived At the Bar 10 a n
Goyaz (Brl WlinSton RIO Jarero Noyerabe-
q Victoria "a Bahia p, Maceio % Per1laynblco 60
Eara1ybEl December 2 CeaTa 4 Aaranhan g. Para
Bar bados IS, 70 The John . seager Co. passengers
malls and uldse. Arrived a. tbs Bar a 245 a n
Co abia (5r). Wordsworth Glasgow December
- Movie 10 Henderson Brothers with las cabin
33S steease passengers ana Inse Arrived al the
Ear a. midnight. go
ALa-tefes Ger, Zirtloson, Calcutta November
and Boston Dsosuoe- I'D. 20 Funoh. Edge Co with
u1dEe AT11vec at the Bar az g T.
Steamer CITY OF Memphis Lewis Savannah Dece1 ber
D. % the Ocean Steamship Co. with passengers ana
ncse Passed N Quarantine st $40
Steamer Chssareaks, Hastings, Baltimore, TO u G
EosteE, With ndss. Passed Quarantine at % 10
Steamer Brunswick (forznerly Niagara Rood Boston
% the Brunswick Steamship Co. IN ballast Passed in
Quarantine at 10:5S r..
Steamer w3nyaA. Swain. Philadelphia. 70 the Clyde
Steamship Co with mise Passed Quarantine S:O8
,
sandy zOok Dec "a $50 r,-Wind nortl-northwese
1reAh breeze. clear.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
Of Keeperstein q Schwartz. with a bond

business 6y g s OF Keeperstefn Schwartz with bond
haker of 81 petition was filed by Hyman KnObel
Jacob EiIlla, s25T N'41SpA crsoltor -
Schedules OF the Pace & Noc7,ntoo, co,rr.r,,
etTa Gents OF Sl0lM and assets OF S7s76 The prin-
sigso S1'eTs a5 - ere the Crane Company two claims
4 - eIlo NA-szg' Warren Chain Punnp Comnany
consist of soc ysasnt s6 Cempang 81 s22 The assets
'urs sSO accounts. s.SS2 and deposits IN bank SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
ARTS.

A GREAT sACRIFTCE.- Artist offers -
new etchings. landscapes, figures. marine
views, very handsome. value Sl5 70 81, et
only 81 each II sold at once. by foreign
artists. will make beautiful Christmas pres
ents Call residence. afternoons. evenings,
Barrett 81 West I0Tth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel From line
sJnlted states Crstlalsaud December X Scand-A,n
sAiaracalbo Curacao. December .... Rec d
NFNioonand Antwerp, December H.. Star
sCOloll. -CCl11, December Pansm ana
~POtsd1IIl Rotterdam December 10.
Bowie. Liverpool December White star
y Monte Galveston December 1T...So Pacific
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER &c
-Oceanic LIVERPOOL December 10 White star
sCsIneIecse E5arpaccss, December IS ......,Booth
Petersburg Fotter1arn December 10. Russian Vol
6aldhurst. st Thomas. December IL,
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27
Casssl Bremen. December I5...N G. LIovd
Nuesrts st. Nichaes December Febrs
TincenZo Bonnan0- .AlgtsTs, December S.........
City OF ColTElbus Savannah December "a. Savannah
sFartrr. mail
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
For PORTO [RfMn
STEAMBOATS,.

L. n - - f0 te and Points I'm S-w Eng
4 III u s- it lard Reduced Rates
FALL. RIVER LINE ,Ie Newport ana FAN
RIVER Fares reduced to ali points Boston.
sz65. Newport. FAN Eiycr. S@oof Provl-
leuce. s. 80 Leave Pier 70 y. g. O. War
~trs. Priscilla and Providence Orchesrras.
$OEWiDE LINE yia New london Leave
PIER ~ y r foot ClaTJs1n Sc. oec. Gays
cn!y. Is b. Nj Steamers Clty ~ Lowell and
Chester " Chlp4n.
new RAVEN LIYE flr N~w Haven.
Hartford arr North Leave Iier 80. E. r.
week dsys only. 30 T. NJ too- Easg =I't
St ( Al steamer E4claru Peek
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
NIaIr

ATTENDANT. companion 10 An invalid
experienced. educated. gentlemanly, &C
customed to travel; New York references
Graham. 90 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
"Brings mail.
TRANsPACFTc MAILS

Destination and steamer Close IN New Worry
Australia Except WeFt) Fiji Islands and
New Caledonia (rla Vancouver nd
Victoria Z. CJ-Acra -....-....- Dec 40 400 N
Hawaii Cts San FTanc-scolAlauleda Jan i 1890 q "a
Japan. COrea, China d. Philippine
Islands ola Allnnesoa... Jan. :. 500 m
ipp!ns Islands (via San Franclsccl-
Tor:e -. Jan. 1880 N
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
7:24 Sunset Moon sets 2:24 Moons ara 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy IIool, GOV Island AIS He'll Ce+a "A
PM-san6v Heck 4:G7 GOV. Island 45 Hell Gate al
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
TYPEWRlTINO.


INPEW TsIT Ef.S-Ali makes sold. rented
repaired exchanged. reliable service
German. - Nassau st. Telephone 81 le-
Cortiaudr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revoluDonized By Dr,
Buchanan's latest invention. teeth with
cut plates: specialist in porcelain crowns
and inIRys. inexpensive Or. Buchanan, o..
AacAsol ave-, corner feth .1s
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25

School Agency.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors
10 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply
Mrs. n ]. YOUNG FULTON 23 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
Hampton Terrace
Augusta, Ga.
VIII open for the reception guests December 18th
Formal Opening January 5th
New York Office at Fifth Avenue Hotel
c. A. LINSLEY
instruction.

instruction.
For Both Sexes-City
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square (1l22 Broadway
HARLEM BRAN CH ---.-..- .LeuOX ave, 126th
BtOOhLt-S EFanch .73 Court
NEWARK Branch .Scheuer Building
over 500 branches in leading cities
NEW TERMS BEGINNING NOW.
YNUTOR-Graduats Wellesley College: graduate suSz
Il Harvard and Columbia broad teacb
ing experience prepares any college also elementary
subjects: backward pupils speciality. Miss AYRES 900
West 12lst
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
EANBURC-AErERICLN LINE.

EAEBURG-AbLE2ICEE LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH ERB0T RC-FfAMBU re
p rs vau.a- Dec % 4 PM Batavia Jan. u
AueEfka( new Jan.5.s An Pretoria. Jan. 10
sOrnits Cdsrbourg Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
Ham burg. Jan. 10 Hamburg. Mar. %
'fFAi0ltke- Jan % 4"MOltSs- Apr. q
deutschland Feb- 4fEann5urs- MAY :
Hamburg .-. Fec 10 - 1IoitEe. May .
Has Grill Room TEFas Gymnasium.
G3iedl tsrralezn and Orient Cruise. . days
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

CHEF and PASTRY COOK-Private fam
lily. A. D.. 254 West Beth St. care Leslie
New-York tribune., 1906-12-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
LEAD GLASS.
THE Processes by Which II Is Cur
and Polished.

Designs to be followed By tie cutter
hre first drawn on the blank Oh. plat
glass with whiting ami water and then
traced with red lead and turpcutine.
The first cutting is classcd us rough
iilS In the glass factory. when the
glass is cut or grouhd ont wherever
there is Il red line The first cutting
or roughing is with soft steel disk on
which there flows Il small stream Of
water ana very fine sand. The disk is
In IL lathe, ana the glass is held by
tie hands of the cutter, and on his
ability to firmly hold the guss aud
true cycsight to see that lines are fol
lowed depends the quality of the arti-
Gle.
Cut glass in blank or plain form is
known as lead glass or best metal
glass, crushing or collapsing like sand
Instead OF SCATTERING or breaking like
window or lime glass.
From the raugliing or first cutting
the article being cut goes to the
smoothing process, the same lines or
cutting being followed on two stone
disks, one. of GraiGlc;gh or gas stone
imported from England and the other
Of blue stone, the finest cutting being
done with the latter. The polishing is
slone with wooden disks, from which
the glass goes to an acid bath ana
thence back 10 the polislier who uses
Il chemical compound like putty, and
finally to Il felt disk or wheel, then the
brush wheel and finally the wash WITH
water
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18

a TURKISH LEGEND.
WAY the Much Married Nun Got TO
the aIosuuc First.


Some years ago, when General rew
lik liusscin was the Turkish minister
Mt Washington. he objected To the Gu
rious questions the newspaper inter.
viewers asked him about the harcm
One interviewer. however, told the
representative of the sublime porto Il
funny story about Brigham Young aud
his many wives, and it induced the
minister 10 rcciprocatc.
There is Il Turkish legend" lie said.
TO the effect that If Il man prays sew
'h consecutive mornings alone III the
mosque Tor good luck ii will come.
Near ST. Sophia mosque. Constantine.
pie. II poor man lived who tried to car.
~ ont the iniunction: but. when he
kncclrd, To his chaSrln he always saw
another man who had arrived first
Tho fourth morning he could restrain
himself no longer ana cried out: What
Is the secret of Your getting to the
mosque first? got up carly and lose
mo time The other man asked, How
many wives have youT When he nm.
swercn One the fortunate man said:
You can never get TO the mosque car
Her than J. for | have four wives.
When wilkc mp one brings me my
clothes. another gets MY shoes. Il third
prepares my bath, and the fourth
cooks breakfast. The result is lDsr
no time. Now, my friend, 80 ut once
AMI marry three other wives, and you
will know the secret of my arriving
first at tic mosque
"Thc poor Turk followed the advice
ana very soon lie knew why the man
with four wives got TO the mosque
iirSt--he stayed there in preference to
staying ut homc."-I.cSlic's Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
Human Blood Marlss.

a tale of horror was told by marks
OF human blood In the home Of j. w.
Williams, well known merchant of
Bac, Ky. He writes: Twenty years
ago had severe hemorrhages Of the
lungs, and was near death when be-
gan taking DIR. Kings New Discovery
1t completely cured me and have
remained well ever since" II curos
Hemorrhages, Chronic Coughs. Settled
Colds and bronchitis. aud is the only
known cure for Weak Lungs. Every
bottle guaranteed by w. Blair Lang.
horne. Druggist. soc and $500 Trial
bottle free. tu-th-sat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
euIMARD, THE SPIDER.
fhe Great Dancer of the Great Days
0s the Ballet.

The Great Dancer of the Great Days
os the Ballet.
The elder NcStris. who nourislcd In
Tie middle of the eighteenth century,
called himself The god of dancing
and declared in all sincerity and with
out rcbukc that his century lad pro
iuccd but three supreme mcn-hEnself,
Frederick the Great ana Noltaire. On
one occasion when rcproving his son
Augustus for refusing TO dance before
.llc king r Sweden ut the request Of
tue king OF France he said that lie
would not tolerate any mlsundcrstand-
iig between the houses of Ncstris anu
Bourbon, which had lived hitherto upon
the most friendly terms.
Madeleine Gumard made her debut
when she was thirteen years of nge
and for nearly thirty years kept all
Paris worshiping ut her feet This
was success Of art AMI not of beauty.
for Guimurd was so aggrcss:vc!y thin
that she WIS known as "thc sp!dcr."
She discovered the great painter David,
who helped Fragonard 10 adOrn her
house with frcscocs. Indeed irago.
nard, for whose paintings today fabu-
louS sums have been paid, lost his COM
mission because he dared to fall ia
love with his patron. Guimard had q
theaicr in her own house, ana l!cr en-
tertainments there were deemed OK
travaGant in an age Of luxury Paris
could not spare her TO London until she
was past her forticth year. She was
sort of boIdoir adviser TO Marie An
toinette. and so great was the esteem
In Which she was held that one of the
'lnost distinguished sculpiors OF tic
day nodded her foot. ana when her
am was broken in stage accident a
mass for her speedy recovery was cele-
Grated at Notre Dame. = Macmillan's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
LONDON PUNCH.
Ono occnnion when the Proprietor
Wanicd II stopped.

ono Occnhi4n When the Proprietor
Wanted II stopped.
The introd,. ,tion C., Sir Francis
Burnand to the stan Of Punch led to
All unusual incident. The Isookbuycr
tells the story. Mr.. Bu.>land had Civ
en NJ his profession OF law and was
uevOtng himself 10 writing. 1t oc-
Cured II him that Il burlcsque on the
sensational novel of the day ana print.
ed after the manner Of the London
Journal might make Il popular hit. He
proposed his plan 10 the editor of
Punch, who ut once accepted the idea.
The first installmcnt came out. illus
tratcl by Gilbert, Du Mnuricr and
kccnc and reproduced in journal fash
ion. 1t took" at once and became the
talk OF the town.
The day of the first issue the senior
proprietor of Punch was i'll In bed
The number reached him with the
Journal burlcsque folucd on the out
side. AT first hc thought Il Journa!
had been sent him by mistake, but
When he discovered that the page
formed a portion OF Punch lie did not
stop 10 read it, but sprang out Of bed
at once, dressed and hurried to tie
office.
stop Punch!' he cried, bursting into
The room. stop Punch. You've got
page OF the Journal in the formr'
1t took considerable explanation to
satisfy him that some dreadful mis-
take had not been made
This WAS Mr., Burnands first appear
ancc on the Punch staff. The next
night Tlackcray took him to the week
ly dinner and introduced him:
"Gentlemcn-thc new boy"