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New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
THE VAN AlsrYNg DIVORCE SUIT,

AT yesterdays hearing IN tho Van Alstyns d.
vorcs suit Mrs. Mary Rice. who In 1904 ana 1908
kept a boarding house at No ~ West $50 stresr
testified that Mrs. Newman. the correspondent
named by Mrs. Van Astyne. and Mr.. Van Alstyna
NAG lived at her house as man and wife. She also
said that Mira Newman had tried 70 get her TO tes-
tfy for the defence. but she Thought Mrs Van
Alstyne was wronged She said that the ooupis
owed her $500 for board. for which an unindorssd
note was offered by Van AlstYns
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
THE GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS.

At a meeting of the intercollegiate Association
Of Amateur Gymnasts Of America held at Columbia
University short time ago it was decided to hold
the intercollegiate gymnastic championships at the
plans discussed for uniform apparatus be
used at all meets OF the association in future
Hitherto there has been prescription to the
height Of the horse or bars. while the system of
marking has been largely at the discretion of the
judges. 1t is planned TO lay down certain
rules to be followed at all future meets OF the
ISOLATION
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
WANT CITY TO AID REGATTAs

At yesterdays meeting of the Board Of Alder
a resolution. introduced by Alderman Good
man, to refer the application OF various rowing
associations for city appropriation for rowing
regattaS annually to the finance committee was
adopted. The resolution merely refers the matter
to the finance committee without recommendation.
The various rowing clubs the Harlem River ask
that the city appropriate certain sum for rowing
regattas. No specific sum IS asked for
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
ONE MORE GAME FOR N. Y. U.

The New York University football team will line
up against Haverford for it's last game OF the sea
son on November "a at Haverford. Every effort
will be made 10 wind up an unsuccessful season
with a victory. The team has been handicapped tho
whole year by lack OF weight and good second
string II. Brown was hurt in the game with
Lehigh on Saturday. This will cause a shake-up I'm
the baekheld; and II will be hard for the coaches
10 md substitute 10 MI Browns place. as the
freshman hafbaok has played q strong game all
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
NO ST. PAUL STOCK ISSUE NOW.

Reports that the Chicago. Milw aukee & St PxuI
Railway was about TO announce a further issue OF
stock. with valuable rights to tho shareholders
accompanied the sharp advance of the stock In
Yesterdays market II is understood excellent
authority that there no present Intention TO ssus
nSw @ STOCK, although probably action Of that sort
Will De taken after the first OF the year, when thu
mYney market 10 sxpsetsd 70 b naI0h easier tAHn
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
FAST RUN TO HOUNDS.
Mrs. 1dof Ladenburg Leads Big
Field of Riders.

Hampstead n. Y, Nov. 13.-Thirtyseven riders
followed the Meadow Brook hounds this afternoon
for ten miles the north country Of Nassau
County. The of the best and fastest
of the and quito free from accidents Mrs.
Adolf Ladenburg had the honor Of outriding the
entire field.
Among those who took the sixty-seven fences and
were close up at the finish were p. r Collier MIS-
+. w. Swift, Mr.. and Mrs Reginald BROOKS, MIS-
Thomas Pierce. William c. Hayes and Beverly
Rnhinann.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
TEST CASE FOR RACETRACK BETTING

Washington, Nov. 13.-Wiliiam Davis was on trial
before a jury in the Criminal Court to-day on a
charge OF operating a book at the Bennings race
track. The action is in the naturs of a test case
to determine the legal status of betting operations
at Bennings After testimony by both sides coun-
sci for the defence made motion 10 instruct the
jury 10 find the defendant not guilty, which motion
was pending when court adjourned for the day.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
NO BLACKMAIL, SAYS PLANKINT0N.
Begging Letter Misinterpreted by Police,
Says Father of $5,O0O,0O0 Baby.
LRY Telegranh 70 Ths rrihun..

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Milwaukee. Nov. ls-Ths report that a lsttsr had
been received from Joseph vohling. Of ST. Louis
attempting TO blackmail William Woods Plankin-
ton out of 5000, Is denied by Mr. PIankinton.
who says he thinks the police In error In re-
garding the case seriously. He that 1t only
OF numerous appeals for cash received since the
announcement Of the birth OF the baby which
saves to ths Plankinton family x.oo0eo0.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
FRED TARAL, THE JOCKEY. GETS HOME

Fred Taral. the Jockey. accompanied by his wife
and son, arrived here yesterday on the North Ger
man Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Taral and his son have been riding with much
success In Germany this year. On October 30 the
younger Taral beat his father by a short head IN
the closing handicap of the The race
created great enthusiasm, father and fought
over each foot of the distance for the last half
mile. The son was loudly applauded when he
turned 10 the scales.
johnny Taral may ride at New Orleans or in
California this winter.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
EQUESTRIAN GAMES AT DURLAND's

The first indoor equestrian games and musical
ride of the will be held Durland's Riding
Academy, In West 66th street, this evening An
excellent programme OF sports has been arranged
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
NEW RECORD FOR NAVY HALFBAcK
[By Telegraph 70 Nc MI

Iby IeIeEraph 70 Ihs Tr1bune
Annapolis Nov. 13-Archbald Fl. Douglass half
back on the football team. broke the record for
strength test by 200 points to-day. Previous TO this
ChaDlbers. the giant guard Of the eleven. had held
this honor Douglass placed the figures so high
that they viii hardly be broken again this year.
The navy is placing great dependence on Douglass
in tho Army Navy game on December !.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
PHYSICIAN Il SUICIDE.
DR.. Rodman, Formerly of This Gin
Shoots Himself IN Buffalo.

Buffalo. Nov. 13.-Dr. Harry Health Rod,,,
a prominent physician. formerly reside5. D,
New York City. who came to Buffalo SIX wsak,
ago. committed suicide In his home az No s2r
Hudson street late last night by firing two bu.
let's into his temple. Medical attendance wa,
summoned. but DR.. Rodman was beyond NEST
cal aid DR. Rodman was sufferer from chror.
ic headaches. and IL was while affected VIII,
one more serious than those he usUally had ths,
he took his life.
II was said here that DR.. Rodman's act va
due TO fits OF dependency which he had Rad
since the death OF his wife. four years ago. D.
Rodnan and Miss Edith Wynan were marr,.t
IN the Jefferson Hotel Richmond. Va In Juiv,
1902. Mrs. Rodman was a nurse. He was N
at the time Of the wedding and could hardly an.
swer the usual questions. on account Of hs
weakness Mrs ROdman died six months after.
ward IN the Presbyterian Hospital where sh,
had been a nurse. DR.. Rodman was said 10
have been engaged to Miss Eleanor Warrendsr
the daughter of a barOnet whom he met whls
travelling abroad. The day of the wedding vas
even set il was said, but when DR.. Rodman ~
turned to this country he fell I'll and sent for
Miss wyman. 10 whom he had been attentive
for some years prior 70 his going abroad
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14

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New-York tribune., 1906-11-14

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Burn hn2G On vel and second best meingo
fTH RAEFor si5ens three years upward
W l;s2ts winner hT- g.. b. ST GeoIge-NGntage
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
LEGAL NOTICES
FOR STREET IMPROVE.
MENT

PROPOSA-S fOE tSI 1nELA ANaf ~ -
Sealed proposals are invited and viii be
received By the City Clerk Of the city OF
Omaha on Tuesday, July TO- 1896. at )
the '' City Hail. for the following improve
9lth street from Leavenworth street to
Vinton street, IN Street Improvement Dis
trlct No. s61, by curbing and paving in
Accordance with Ordinance No. 57l1.
Ssth street from the south line Of Dodge
street 20 Burt street, In street Improve
ment District No. s62, by curbing and paw
Bids for such Improvements must he
upon asphalt, stone, vitrihed brick, Wtrlhed
brick block, artificial stone and nacadam,
and an bidders are required TO designate
the locality, quarry, Kiln or factory from
which will be furnished the specific ma
terial 20 be used by them, with It's com
Proposals must be submitted for each
district separately ana must be made upon
printed blanks TO be furnished by the City
Engineer who will also furnish instruc-
lions 10 bidders, together with specinca-
lions and forms or contract and bond, upon
Application at his office; and as evidence
OF good faith and guarantee that contract
viii be entered into and good and SUM-
Client bond furnished, should award be
made thereon, each proposal must be ac-
companied by a certified check, payable
10 The City Of Omaha, In an amount not
bid but IN no case 20 be less than 800
Proposals must be addressed 70 the city
Clerk, Council ChambeG City HILL. and
BstFiet No Svns E'i The m ha@SsF
he district bid upon W
The City Council OF the City pf Omaha
reserves the right TO reject any and an
Omaha, Nebraska, June %. 1909
DAN D, BUTLER. City CieFk.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Forced Sale

A CLIENT WHO ACQUIRED
PROPERTY IN OMAHA SEVERAL
YEARS AGO HAS INSTRUCTED US
TO SELL HIS HOLDINGS IN OMAHA
AT ONCE, AS HE NEEDS THE
MONEY, AND WE MUST LEAVE NO
STONE UNTURNED TO DISPOSE OF
HIS OMAHA PROPERTY IF WE ARE
TO REMAIN HIS AGENTS. NOW
WE HAVE CUT THE PRICES WAY
BELOW WHAT THEY OUGHT TO
BE, AND WE EXPECT YOU TO DO
THE REST. THE PRICES CANNOT
BE CUT. BUT THE TERMS CAN BE
MADE VERY EASY.
81, 2OO-7-room house in Walnut Hill, full
lot, on Decatur near 18th ST.; can't
give you the number as tenant
doesn't like to be disturbed. Only
500 down to buy this.
81, 2Oe-4lx182, east front lot on Path, just
south of Bristol. Easy terms.
g. 25O-southwest corner Gath and Bristol
IS feet on oath and 1S2 on Bristol
good story and half cottage, paved
on both streets; room for two more
houses. Best corner on N. Ath for
nice home. Easy terms.
81, G50-66x1S2, east front on oath, just north
of Bristol, next to handsome new
residence Easy terms.
! s 750-Northeast corner of Boulevard and
Henderson, 80 feet south front on
Henderson by 12O feet on Boulevard.
City maintains Boulevard free of cost
and keeps it sprinkled. Easy terms.
/ 5 6OO-45x12O, just east OF Boulevard, south
front on Henderson. Easy terms.
! 8 65O-Northwest corner 18th and Mander-
son, IS feet south front on Mander-
son by 40 feet on 18th. Easy terms.
| 8 5O0-southeast corner 34th and Charles,
80 feet west front on Charles by 80
feet north front on Charles, one
block from car. Easy terms.
3 5OO-Beautiful lot near Boulevard and
s1st St., 5Ox132, on crest of hill south
of Hanscom park. This is a snap
for some one who works in South
Omaha or south part of city.
Help us to maintain our reputation as quick
sellers of real estate by buying one or all
of these properties this week.
N. P. DODGE & co.
1714 Farnam Bee Bldg.
Fire ms. Surety and Bonds.
RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
R. G. Peters & Co.

~ -
400 g. 18th St. Bee Bldg.
N,sOQ-This will buy a good Z
room house, modern except
furnace and IN good condi-
ton; modern plumbing; small
cellar; 3 blocks from car; $500
can stand.
1,6sO-7-room house. newly
papered and painted; gas,
water. growing fruit; lot is
6Oxi3O; has barn, buggy shed
and chicken houses; one-half
block from Ames Ave. This
is extra good. Let us show
you. Small payment down:
rest on terms.
S1,S0O-Here is a Groom house
with furnace. bath, etc: not
entirely new. but recently put
in good condition and but two
blocks from car.
S1.S00-A new one-story cot
tage, 5 rooms, modern except
furnace and piped for that.
Large cemented cellar; lot
EOx150; situated in Walnut
Hin district. This is an hon
estly built and attra ctive cot
tage. II is worth the money.
S2,25O-S-room house, modern
except heat; has barn,
chicken house, carriage shed,
clstern, fruit and small fruit;
one-half block from Ames
Ave. Very good at the price.
$3,OO0-On Burt ST., near the
Boulevard, we offer a six
room modern house, gas,
good basement, cement walks,
lot 90x15O; 81, 400 can stand and
will try to suit purchaser on
balance.
$3,00O-In Hanscom Park dis
trict we offer this attractive
bargain: House has seven
rooms, east front, full lot;
house is modern, with new
plumbing; mortgage for 81, 500
can stand; balance $3.50 down
and $50 per month, with 6 per
cent interest on deferred pay
ments.
$3,500-We have advertised
this property for some time.
1t is worth the money and
you will say so. Has perma-
nent walks, is thoroughly
modern, large and convenient.
On paved street, with east
ern exposure. Look at this
and make us an offer, as we
are anxious to close 1t out.
A,0OO-One of the best resi-
dences on the north side,
south front, with large barn
and in first class condition;
only two blocks from oath
street car line; lot 5Ox12S.
We have several fine resi-
dences on our lists in the
choicest residence portions of
the city which we shall be
pleased to show prospective
purchasers, but which the
owners object to having ad-
vertised.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Farm and Ranch Lands

Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming;
low prices ten years time Land Dept
y. p. r. r., Omaha, Neb.. Dept. "A"
H-4N
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
PLUMBING

BUY plumbing supplies direct. Wholesale
prices Save on every article. Only first
class goods handled. Prompt attention
20 every order. Send for catalogue; d. b.
Karol. 235 Harrison St., Chicago, III;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
DON'T YOU WANT
ELBOW ROOM?

Wouldn't you like 10 have
country home in the most
beautiful Lake Park Add
ton 70 Omaha, where you
can buy, on the easiest
terms. Ave or six big lots for
the price Of a little 2x4 space
in the city, where you are
near one Of the best car lines
C25 minutes ride to 18TH and
Farnam): where you have
city conveniences, but no city
taxes; where every lot is
high and slightly, right on
grade without digging or fill
ing in; where your house can
front on a beautiful artesian
lake of pure crystal water.
covering az acres and bor-
dered by boulevards, wind
ing drives and splendid shade
trees.
Already several homes have
been planned for this addi-
ton. More than one-fourth
OF the lots have been sold,
and that without advertis-
ing. Buy a bunch Of lots,
pay for them by the month.
BY the time you have them
paid for a good many houses
will have been built, your
lots will have advanced in
value so that you can sell
part Of your tract, keep
enough for your own home
and have some money left.
or, II you can pay all cash,
we give per cent discount.
Don't let the terms bother
you. We arrange that.
We have competent sales
men who will be glad TO ex-
plain the '1ns" and outs"
why's and "wherefores,"
II you will drop us card
giving your name and ad-
dress and telling us when and
where we may see you. Or,
better still, come in and have
a talk with US.
Better move lively. Only
a limited number Of lots and
acres and they're going fast.
CHAs. e. WILLIAMSON CO.,
U. S. Natl Bank Bldg,
1901 Farnam ST.
OPEN MONDAY EVEN
INGs TILL $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

We have moved to 1904 Farnam st, Hast
ings q Heyden. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
PRINTING

S. L. corner 18th st. and
d JOhNE' Capitol Ave. -2Ss
ENGRAVING and printing. Kotera a
Co.. 1910 Howard. Tel. Douglas 2O07.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

FOR sALE-FurnituTe and lease OF mod
ern, 4Q-room, brick hotel. IN live soc
town; first-Class business and best OF rea-
sons for selling. Address J Il, care Bee
Y-752
sTORE-WiH invoice $500; reasonable
rent; good Nebraska town: a bargain
Address Mrs. Anna Seward. Battle Creek
Neb Y-7M *
YOU can never profit by business chances
unless you have some money; small saw
ings are the foundation OF large fortunes
start a savings account With j I. Rran-
deis e. Sons, Bankers. 10th and Douglas
SITS. Assets over 10000 Y
81 HATS, new shapes. 90S N. 18th st.
MONEY-Do you need II? We are in a po-
sition 70 furnish capital for any merltor-
ious enterprises; we can sell your stocks
and bonds quickly on commission basis {;
money advanced on good securities; char
tiers procured In any state; do not fan TO
confer with us. II win be 70 your inter-
est. r. Kaatz & Co., bankers Tacoma
Bldg, Chicago. YIN u
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

IS, 25O-Corner lot on SSd St. in West Far
nam district, Groom all modern house
tiled bath room, large airy rooms,
good underfeed furnace, ETC.; barn
s2,25O cash, balance 5000 mortgage
Al years, per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
HOTELS.


Absolutely the best paying hotel of its
size in Nebraska, Is rooms; the only 500
house In the town; northern Nebraska;
cleared over $3.50 both this month and last
month. Price, 5000. Investigate.
One OF the best paying hotels along the
Missouri; 50 rooms, steam heat, every mod
ern convenience; 10-year lease; net profits
run from 500 to $500 month. Particulars
upon request. Price, 5000 cash. In town
OF 1000; virtually no opposition.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STOCKS.
A good clean stock of general merchan-
disc, invoice about $780, for good reasons
owner will sell all except groceries at 70
cents on the dollar. Annual cash sales
over S25,0O0 small credit in addition; good
community; business established Is years.
great opportunity.
An $500 stock of general merchandise in
northern Nebraska, which owner will sell
at invoice and take u in good farm land.
Cash sales last year $4,000.
DRUG STORE.
good drug stock, doing business which
will net $3.50 a month; good location in
city; no opposition. Price, $1,000.
See me for other good business openings
In or out of the city.
II. A. Stevenson,
$50 Board of Trade, 10th and Farnam
Y
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

FOR sALE-South Dakota bargain; n II
80. s. +. 80, s. w. "a. lis, 60-6i0 acres,
Sphinx county, $50 acres choice tlllable
land, level; balance, some rolling and
bottom along creek; best heavy rich
acre cash, 81 acre March 10 1907; Sl25O
acre can run 20 years, per cent, payable
$500 per year. Will divide r. NJ. Bettes-
worth, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Commission to
agents H-IS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Boulevard Terrace

We wish to again call your
attention to the advantages
of Boulevard Terrace. Stu
ated near the Field Club
grounds, and but three blocks
west OF Hanscom Park, it's
fine elevation and choice
neighborhood offer many at
fractions to the home builder.
The price Of lots is very
reasonable and the many
homes now being erected at
test the favor with which It
Is regarded.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
FOR sALE-FARMS
South Dakota

We are now in position to offer some OF
the choicest lands In the corn belt OF
South Dakota at prices that will show a
decided profit before snow flies. Crops In
this favored region are now assured. The
immigration is pouring in and those who
purchase before the fall rush will reap
the benefit We have tracts running from
$50 to 1900 acres, both raw and improved.
Call or write us and let us tell you about
them and then let us go with you and
show you. The time to buy Is Now.
r. G. PETERS & Co,
Ground Floor, Bee Building, Omaha.
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Among Our advertisers.

Pugsley & Allen sell washing machines
on trial. See their adv.
For fruit and general farming imple-
ments call on Pugsley & Allen.
Ice wagon commences making regular
trips, Saturday, May 5. See adv.
Standard goods but not at standard
prices. The price is cut at E. Smith &
Co.'s.
Charles says its all in the quality with
perfume as with all else sold over his
counters.
Prices get Gus toners, but quality keeps
them at f. Smith & Co.'s with their fam
Gus H. S. & M. clothes.
Moore is the name of those high frame
gang plows you see everywhere. If you
raise grapes and haven't one Talk to
Waters.
Something you should know is divulg
ed by the Racket man this week. He
pays you for reading his adv. by the
money he saves you on your purchases.
Linoleums are now made II feet wide.
Cover your kitchen with one piece-no
seams. We are showing a nice selection
in this width. Come in and see them.
G.. r. Avery.
If you want the highest grades of car
pets made in all qualities. such goods as
you can rely upon, you should always
buy Richardson's superlative carpets
You will be satisfied with them. For
sale only by G.. r. Avery.
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I'd like to be boy again without
woe or care,
With freckles scattered on my face and
hay seed in my hair.
I'd like to rise at 4 o'clock and do
hundred chores.
And saw the wood, and feed the hogs
and lock the stable doors;
And herd the hens and watch the bees
and take the mules to drink,
And teach the turkeys how to swim so
that they will not sink;
Milk about hundred cows and bring
the wood to burn,
And stand out in the sun and churn and
churn and churn;
And wear my brothers cast-off clothes,
and walk four miles to school,
And get licking every day for breaking
some old rule;
And then come home at night and do
the chores some more,
And milk the cows and feed the hogs
and curry mules galore.
And then crawl weary up the stairs
and seek my little bed,
And hear dad say, THAT worthless boy,
he isn't worth his bread"
I'd like to be boy again-a boy has
so much fun
| His life is just one round OF mirth from
rise to set of sun.
/ guess there's nothing pleasanter
than closing stable doors,
And herding hens and chasing bees and
doing evening chores.
N. +. d.
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other papers pertaining to said drain, In the once
Of the county drain commissioner of the said county
OF Van Buren,, to which reference may he had by all
parties interested, and bids will be made and receiy
cd accordingly. Contracts will be made with the
lowest responsible bidder giving adequate security
for the performance of the work, In sum then and
there to be liked by me, reserving to myself the
right to reject any and all bids The date for the
completion of such contract. and the terms of pay
ment therefor, shall aud viii be announced at the
time and place of letting.
Notice IL further hereby given, that at the time
and place of said letting, at such other time and
place thereafter to which 1, The county drain COM
missioner aforesaid, may adjourn the same, the
assessments for benefits and the lands comprised
within the "Brandywine Lake Drain Special Assess
ment District" and the spportionments thereof will
be announced by me and will be subject to review
for one day. from nine o'clock In the forenoon
until Ave O'Clock in the afternoon.
The following 10 DESCRIPTION of the several tracts
or parcels of land constituting the special asses s.
ment district of said drain. viz;
a. ~ g.. 4 Il, Fam,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-04
Pre- iudiced Against Typewriters.

The late Associate Justice Gray OF
the Supreme court was very eccentric.
Among his prejudices was deep and
lasting aversion for a typewriter. That
machine did not come into general use
until Justice Gray was an old man and
he never became reconciled to it. 1t
made him furious If a lawyer filed
with him a motion or other court pa.
per typewriter. He invariably re-
turned it with a brusque request that
the matter to be submitted be written
in longhand. He had a stenographer
at his disposal, but never utilized his
services, as he wrote all his letters as
well as his opinions. He notified the
clerk OF the Supreme court not to send
him any typewriter paper, no matter
how important it might be. He never
neglected an opportunity to denounc'
typewriters. The result of hts hatred
for these machines was that he die
three times as much work az the othel
Justices.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-04
No Advantage in Showing Wealth.

Dated, Gobleville, Mich. April 3d. A. d. 1906.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-04
First IMPRESSIONS.

A girl of Z, who had never left the
country before, was brought up to
London for a day.
81 took her in a cab in train, in
omnibus; we finished with an ele-
phant ride at the ZOO" he says.
81 expected raptures of admiration
at the glories of the city. Her verdict
was. however, simplicity itself.
How do you like London"
asked.
"'My. don't it stink It was her
only reply."-Country Gentleman.