The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
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~ show your appreciation Invariably ne
manages 10 leave a hiatus hetwren ~!
shoe tops and hia ttousers, and then, "
you have designs on that young man. all
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miting glanCes at the revealed eNpanscs
~ hosiery and murinur What q pretty
pattern, and the trick IA accomplishing
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understands Those socks are tho pride o.
his heart. and the minute he hnds you ad-
miro them too, he Is yuur-for tho sunmer
aes-on, at lea-t1'
Say, colonel. " demanded a subway pas
scnger a. he waited for his train at the
Grand Central statioY, what the dickens
Is that thing for?'
lie pointed at n gallowslike arrange
ment consisting Of a piece OF galvanized
tin suspended let ween two posts erected
bet ween the express tracks.
You're the Goth man that's asked that
question s'afternoon," replied the plat
form guard. 1t don't amount 70 anything
now but late at night a man on the platform
pulls that string and the tin piece goes
up and shows a sign that says'
no expresses running
Il bet IN lose my voice yet tellin' folks
about it.
Two drummers got aboard an open Broad
way car at Worth street one warm day.
One Of Them nudged the other.
Pipe the open back, he said.
His companion looked and saw that a
pretty woman in the seat ahead had omitted
TO button her waist as often as il might
have been buttoned. The neglect allowed
a glimpse Of a bare shoulder and a dainty
garment of the sort not usually on public
view.
Wouldn't she be mad II she knew said
drummer No. /.
Well grunted the other. ITS no lay
down she doesn't know. II looks mighty
cool and comfy and it's a warm day. Those
button up-the-backs don't always stay put,
you know
This legend in large red letters heralds
the opening Of a new theatre on Sixth ave-
nue.
Watch this place for a delightful Show
Interesting, comical. amusing,
San Francisco, before, during and after
the Earthquake
The ingenuity OF the designers Of pres
ents to be sent TO departing friends knows
no end. Flowers, fruit, pots Of cream
and butter used to be considered up to
date, but now there ia something more
recent which was put up this spring by a
caterer on Fifth avenue. 1t consists OF
sixteen little tins of coffee already made.
These are Of course to be opened twice q
day on the voyage over and the coffee 10
supposed to be OF a very superior brand.
This costs enough 10 make 1t a suitable
parting gift and is almost as unnecessary
as the fruit which is most literally supplied
on all the big teamers
When Edouard de Reszke comes to this
country next fall to sing with Oscar Ham
he will begin again to make his
Most Of the money that he earned
here under Maurice Gran has been lost,
80 the basso finds himself near the end of
his career compelled to start all over again.
His savings were invested in Warsaw,
which was very prosperous until the re-
cent troubles In Russia. Real estate had
been for several years an especially profit
able form Of investment: NJ. de Reszke
had put his money into this kind Of prop
in the recent decline Of values. It is to
his brother Jean that he is indebted for h
new costumes which he will bring over
next fall. His first mist fortunes came
during the war with Japan, when most
Of his live stock was seized by the Russian
Government.
Immigrants with long, peculiar names
arrive at Ellis Island. but the record was
broken the other day when there came o.
the Friedrich der Crosse a former citizen
OF Russia who when asked who he was
wrote:
Rubin Mepom jaschstschar.'
You New YoIkers don't seem to be 90
keen on money l expected remarked
a newly imported Iondoner. Walking
Broadway the other day l saw a
around a kid who had dropped a
roll of shilling pieces. They flew all about
the pavement, and everybody was help
ing a bit by pushing the shillings toward
him with his feet. When he. had gath
cred them together a fat man with what
you call a Rough Rider hat told the kid to
count up. He found one shi ling miss
ing. That's all ri ght,' shouted this most
extraordinary fat man. Take this and
hustle along or you may lose your job
Now IL a careless kid did That on the Strand
we'd Just let him mind his business and
we'd mind ours, dye see?'
An architect has discovered that all his
clients have a weakness for one feature
in their houses.
"They are always willing to pay what