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Evening star., 1907-09-04

FOR RENT
s7s-I2Ie 7th NV. store. sss5o.1224 E Sc. er.
s2s 50-12sl sth NV. 1Or $1s-sos ne. sr
$13.5O-223 14th ne. 5r. $1250-505 d NV offices
aus1-st LEWIS JONES CO.. CIT NV.
FOR RHNT-1343 CORCORAN ST, NEAR 14TH
ST. II ROOMS AND BATH; STABLE; SIDE
AND REAR ALLEYS. RENT, $40. KEYS
1880 14TH ST. AND OFFICE
au30tf,5 H. L. RUST. COS 18th ST.
FOR RENT-ON 18TH ST. NEAR ARLINGTON
Hotel; 12-room house. suitable for physician; fur
mace heat; modern plumbing and in frst-class
condition.
au2s-tf.5 H. L. RUST. COS 14th st.
FOR RENT
1890 10th st. NV. 10 r. and b. Oct l.. .$75 90
1917 COrcOran st. NV, 10 r. and b. ........ 500
1903 Sd st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. ...... 4O So
212 st. NV. rooms and bath ......... $50
Al st. NV, rooms and bath ~ Oy
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FOR RENT-DY l. J. MILLS. eos era ST. NV.
Flat 222Bryant Or bs25 90 Stable. TIT 5th
I'd floor, 14th and Ohio ave ,........ 90
Three floors. rear 6s2 4th ne.. suitable Tor shops
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FOR RENT-NO. 1900 ''E'' ST. Sc; MODERN
brick dwelling; rooms and bath; porcelain tub
stationary washstand; close to avenue cars; rent,
$500. No. 1885 North Carolina ave. Ne. six
room brick DIV dwelling; Ling 10 modern tiled BATH CELLAR
au27-eod-tf JAMES F. SHEA. e43 La. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-2sl5 n NV. ROOMS. BATH. FUR
mace $25 90: 623 Morris st. ne. rooms, bath.
6. W. WEBER. 1885 = (basement).
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APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-BY J. L. KOLB.
923 New York ave. NV.
fes Cap, 49, p. 500 90 1oS NV. er. b.. 50
1l2S 2lst, 11r. b.. 100 5l3 10th ne, Or, b. 20.6O
1913 NV. LOT. $500 70sh us er. b. ..2O.5O
1929 1929 NV. Or. B.. 50 1ols Fla ay ne, bats,
117 nw lOr. b.. .27 so 1882 Union sw 81, ,wi2.50
s05 4th Sc b. store225 81 staD.e rear Voo h~ o"I
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ron RENT-D. D. THoMPsON Co. la3o NV.
!1tS lag Ms. 18th - sx me- o. q
s28 7th ne. Or, 5O .a2e ne, store rml5 90
623 Fla .3r. rs. so ls2 Ben I'd. C6s 50
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lephone Main l777.
STOR ES.
1914 G NV. sr. b. 10000
1901 9th NV. .25. 90
1919 NJ NV. room. 10. 90
STABLES.
I'LL n NV. rear 40. 90
APARTMENTS.
104 18th, 3r. b. =. 80. 90
1923 L, No 4.E.b. 20. 90
FUR. APTS.
III 2oth. 6r. b. .6S. 90
i223 L st. Or. b. AZ. so
1928 l. st. 2r. b. 20. 90
ROOMS.
927 z I ay. 3r, b. .1s. 90
1919 NJ. 4r. b. so
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FOR RENT
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
REAL ESTATE AND NSURASCN.
1908 II ST. NV, WASHINGTON, D. O
UNFCRNISHED.
i405 21st ST. NV. IL rooms and bath. $56.00
23l4 18th St NV, 10 rooms and bath. ..... 90 IS
1T2S Corcoran st. 10 rooms and bath. 5000
1880 You ST., nat. rooms aud bath-..... 000
1880 You ST.. nat: rooms and bath. 800
S26 7th st. s.w., Groom and bath dat. -. 2000
1122 9Th St. Sc, rooms and bath. ..... 180o
OFFICE ROOMS.
I office rooms. SIT 11th st. nw.......... 5000
6f6 10th st. a-w.. $500 to 1000
1403 ct. NV, once rooms.
STABLE.
Rear Of las Belmont st. $500
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FOR sALE-KENSINGTON
Attractive Groom house. with one acre Of
ground: fruit trees and shrubbery price. s.. 200.
FOR SALE-seven-room house; concrete cellar;
hot and cold water: bathroom; lot 10O1175;
price. s. 800: terms to suit.
TERRELL LITTLE,
713 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1907-09-04

se4-3t MOORE d HILL (Inc), 1883 u st. NV.
FOR sALE-$5. .ooo-12TH ST. NEAR "B' ST.
s-w.. brick dwelling; rooms; bath; cellar; fur
mace.
NV; lot 2S1loo Price. s7.2so
FOR SAIL. ,DS in En- .s :s & near list st.
FOR sALE-Nine- room house. with brick sta
ssoo1' 81 near NJ j. ave- and - ST. NV Price,
FOR SALE-Capitol Hill business property
brick building; occupied as I'll thriving grocery
FOR sALE.Two brick dwellings sth st.
NV: eouth of N. Y. ave. Rent. $500 Price.
FOR sALE-Eleven rooms: two baths: hot
water heat; Just some of the many advantages
Of this modern. two-f family house. near 18th and
New Hsmpshire ave-; the price ts quite low:
For sALE-Two frames on 9Th St s.w. near
'H" st. Rent. $s20o. Price, $4,000.
FOR sALE-store on sth st. sw. lot 24xs4.
Price, $1,000.
FOR sALE-Corner property close to q: s..
substantial building Price. $4,000
soft paved court. southwest; twostory build
inga: water and sewer; lot 4ox4O. THE PRICE
Is ONLY $z0O0.
FOR SALE-N. Y. ave. property, near 10th at.
NV; bsick building; lot 29I93; will easily re-
model into business property. $lO, 500.
FOR sALE-HoTEI. PROPERTY NEAR CITY
HALL: rents for 81 200 yearly. Price asked.
$4,000.
FOR SALE-CORNER DWELLING. ct" St.
NV west of N. J. ave. NV; II rooms and bath
Price. $4,000.
FOR SALE-tU'' st. near 18th st. NV. Q
rooms and bath; cellar: furnace. Price 81. 100.
JAMES +. SHEA.
se4-eo.tf5O 6iS La. ave- NV.
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FOR RENT
BARNARD & CHILDREss. Ipc.
1912 G st. NV.

14l2 g st. NV.
HOUSES.
14o7 18th. 1sr. sb. 5000 1911 Ross pl. Cleve.
land Pk. Or fur 100 oo 2isl 18th NV lor b. II 80
1890 VT av lar S3. .33 1711 Riggs NV. .10r b45 90
15O7-9 RIay l2rb 1896 10th NV .9r.h 40 90
each ........ 90. 90 40 Sd NV. Tor. b...37 80
1916 10Th NV I0r. b. s.. .00 1908 r. NV Or. b. so
ll5o4 Mont'a ne. .6r. .blS0 90
FLATS
1850 Irving st. NV, 7r. and b.. upper. . $50 50
1916 9th ST NV, rooms aud bath. ........ 1000
l466 Chaplin St Nv. 9 rooms and bath. -. 80 90
1874 Irving st. NV, rooms and bath. 80. 25O
al2 and 8I4 1lth st. ne. rsOms and bath 10 80
S14h 11th ne. rooms and bath. .......... 1S. so
4SlM Tenn ave. ne, 4 rooms and bath. lASO
APARTMENTS
byshire." etc. i75l to l76l Columbia road;
NEW; s and rooms and bath: porches
The ''Natchss." l44o W St. 4 and s rooms
The " Sssis.ippi. iiss St. ~ s g. 81 spa ;ssSS
TIE "Bryn Mawr,' 1916 You st.; and
The hem Nelson" leo " iiss 10th 1t. NV new,
and 4 rooms and bath. =. 49,. SO 90 to SS7 50
The ''Nansemond." 22d and SITS. NV,
and rooms and bath. .........t $40 90 to 5000
The Wilson" 14th and Harvard Sts. NV,
rooms and bath. ~. 50
400 ..FioreDce Court" rooms and bath. -. 90
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT
BY BLUNDoN. o'BRIEN & BELT INCL
1903 G st. NV. Telephones Main 120403.
HOUSES (UNFURNISHED).
o.. 4 lEt Or d
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. y
300 10th
1926 g NV. 15r. .2b. $75.0 90
2i7 Pa av nw.15r. b55. 90
1916 21st, Sr, b. 1886
22d and P. r.sto. $3.50
Large studio. Offices. As. 90
Ft l913Pa av NV. s, BIO. so
1913 Pa av NV, bach
elor apartment. 80. 90
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
SUGGEST PARK SYSTEM.
Some West Haven Citizens Want to
 Elect Park Board.

The board of warden and burgesses of the borough of West Haven held a regular meeting on Wednesday even- ing. Attorney William A. Wright, whose office is at 42 Church street, this city, appeared before them with peti- tion signed by a number of residents of the borough asking that the elec- ton of a park commission should be incorporated in the call for the annual borough meeting which will be held next month.
 Several vacant places near the cen ter of West Haven are available for park purposes and some Of the citi- zens think they should be secured be- fore inc land is utilized for building operations. One is on the hill back Of savin Rock and seems to meet all the requirements. The call will prob ably bring the matter before the voters, but, of course, 1t is impossible to pre- dict what action they will take. The finances of the borough are in good condition, as tha taxes collected will enable the beard to complete the yelr without incurring Gebt.
 The borough report !s not yet fully corpleted but will be in a few days
 This will be the last meeting of the board for this year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
oUrDuRsT ON SUN.
Flame Shot Up at Rate of tO.oOO Miles
 Minute.

Oxford, Engiaa1, Nov 15.-A re- markable outhDrst on the sun was ob- served by Prof, Ainbau, director If the Radcliffe observatory at 11:45 this morning, An immense flame shot tip at the rate of over 14,000 miles a min ute until it reached c height of 925,- coo miles
 At ten minutes past 12 in broke into fragments and disappeared Sun spots and solar disturbances have been observed for some days past It has been r-odictcd that they would reach their greatest magnlture about the middle of November, and that they probably would lead tp vio- lent magnetic disturbances on earth. causing storms, floods, voleani9 lis 1 Iturbances ana oarthquaScs. Prot Edward c. Pickering, of the Harvard i observatory, Q said two days ago that hf expected the sun spots to be attended (by all earthquake, but of not suff1oicn'
 gravity to cause alarm.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
HOSPITAL AID SOCIETY.
Assistance from Workers and Money Must be Forthcoming or Society
 Abandoned.

The Hospital Aid society and the i hospital sent out an appeal to the i public for workers and money The
 hospitals are continually calling for
 garments made by this society, but if the society is not furnished with ma
 terial and workers they cannot supply
 these wants. If the public does not support this aid society it will be abandoned.
 Tho funds collected are all used for garments with the exception of s5,
 which is given the sexton of Trinity IcAurch for keeping their room clean ant orderly.
 This is not an Episcopal society. Tho society mee's in these rooms be- ca"se they are given free of charge.
 Ends can be sent to Miss Anna Fitch, treasurer, Olive street, or Mrs. ]. B. sargent president, 51 Elm street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
Everything
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 OtiCC John R. Rembert &Co. Commercial Stationers. 262 STATE STREET
GENE M'KENNA IN TgWN RIVISITS HIS OLD HOME Is Now With Great Patter- son Shows; Owns An
 gora Goat Ranch.

Blown on the west wind which for the past week has been sweeping the country, Eugene P. McKenna, who is very well known here, arrived in New Haven yesterday for a visit with his sister, Mrs, John J. Lane of Edge wood avenue MT McKenna who used to be manager of the New Haven theeter is now manager of the great Pattetson shows which are touring the west. MT, McKenna has been with the Patterson shows for three years and each year has brought more business than the one previous. There is a wild west show and wild animal show It is a question which is the wilder and this is point MT, McKenna does not explain.
 Along with the wild shows goes that civilized article known as the steeplechase, new thing in the west one of the best examples of which the Patterson show has. The trained ami maj show of Frank c. Bostock is also part of the great Patterson show.
 Beside his interest in the Patterson shows MT. McKenna owns a large ranch in Texas in the Del Rio county where he raises angora goats. The angora goat industry is fast becoming one of the leading ones of the west and MT. McKenna is continually in vesting more of his commercial inter- ests in the business.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
PREPARING FOR OPERA.
Big Orchestra to Work for Grand
 Opera Presentation.

Preparations for the coming produc- ton of grand opera are going on ac- lively The chorus Is rehearsing week. ly under the direction of Max Dessauer who will conduct the opera, and Is making rapid progress. The matter of scenery costumes. etc, will be care fully looked after and an experienced stage manager will look after the de- tails.
 The orchestra will De an important feature of the opera as not less than forty men will be employed. Every instrument called for the score will be represented Everything points to per- formances of high standard that will be well worth hearing. MT. Steinert has been kept busy reading applied tlons to join the company and there is no lack of fine material in every department.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
MRS. CURTIS 10 APPEAR
HEIR OF WATT ESTATE
Conservators Complain That She is Living in Extrav-
 agant Fashion.

Bridgeport, Nov. 15.-Mrs. Julia Watt Morris Curtiss of Fairfield and New York city, one of three heirs of the Commodore Thomas L. Watt estate of New York, has been directed in an or der issued by Judge Edward T. Nobbs of the probate court, following a hear ing this afternoon, to appear before him next Friday afternoon at o'clock to make defense against complaints of her conservators, Attorney John c. Shaw of New York city and Judge FL more s. Banks of Fairfield, that she has persistently violated the order of the court in making the Hotel Plaza in New York city her permanent resi- dence. It was stated that recently Mrs. Curtiss was given permission to so to New York, but with the under standing, according to the coneerya- tors, that it was simply for visit and that she would would return to Con- necticut. It is alleged that instead of 90 doing she has taken quarters at the Hotel Plaza and is making her home there
 It is pointed out that Mrs. Curtlss now maintains three homes, one in Fairfield, one on S9th street, New York city, and her residence at the Hotel Plaza, and that previously to the ap- pointment of the conservators she maintained five homes It is further alleged that Mrs. Curtiss is mourning heavy expense at the hotel and that the conssrvators are having a difficult task to meet her obligations with the income from her nortion of the watt estate, and that although the conser- vators were appointed only on the 17th of last August, tho. bills now total more than $25,o10. In addition, It is snii, she is spending the various sums which are paid direct to her from the estate, Tn answer to objections raised by Mrs. CnrHss' attorney the court as sured him that if Mrs, Curtiss appear cd on next Friday no restraint would be placed upon. her which would pre- vent her return to New York.
 Mrs. Backart, who was appointed by the conservators as companion for Mrs. Curtiss, and who is living with her at the Hotel Plaza, was present at the hearing this afternoon and gave testi- mcny.
 During the session Attorney Shaw rendered his resignation as conserva- tor, saying that he had ceased to have any influence over Mrs. Curtiss, al- though he had known her for years The court induced him to retain the position until next Friday at least, at which time he Is to render an account ins,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
NO REPORT TILL MONDAY.
Coroner Thinks Garde Hotel Matter
 VIII be That Long.

Coroner Mix stated yesterday that he does not expect to finish his inyes- tigation into the Hotel Gardo fire un- til Monday now, He was again unable to see Cosgrove yesterday and says that it looks as If he could not see him In time to make report before Monday. He had nothing new to say on the matter last evening.
 The statement was made yesterday that the insurance adjusters who have been working on the fire loss at the hotel have placed that at about s5,- 900. Togethet with the loss on the furnishings which are now figured at about s7,OOO, the total loss figures about Sf2,OO0. The loss is covered with insurance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
TWO D1voRoEs GRANTED.
Out of Three Ex-Pare Hearings
 Yesterday.

Before Judge. E. M. Gager of the su- .perior court, yesterday three couples involved in domestic difficulties were represented in exparte proceedings. Two couples from Meriden had their prayers for relief granted on the ground O. assertion.
 These were Ella D. Ashcroft vs. Will liam Ashcroft and Mary Goedfal vs Jacob Goedfal.
 Georsiana Sleeves of New Haven. asked for divorce from Joseph Whit field Sleeves on the ground of intoler- able cruelty. The court continued the case on account of insufficient evil donce,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

The Yale football management has placed at Yale Field forty-gallon chemical engine to be used as pro- tection against fire at the game to-day. It is all ready for use now and fifty men have been trained to handle it effectively.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
INTERESTING LECTURE
Given b. tsc Fer Robert Bell at
 Forbcs Chapel.

The lecture EIven at Forbes chapel on Wednesday night by the Rev. Rob- ert Bell of St. Paurs church was highly successful affair MT. Bells subject was "A Vacation Tour Through Europe" which he dealt with in very interesting and instruc- tive manner The tour started with tho selling of the steamer "Helig Oloe" from New York, and its arrival at Copenhagen Mir Bell then took his audience through various parts of Denmark, Sweden, Germany Italy,
 France, England Ireland, and Scot land The pictures shown were very clear and gave fine idea of the many Interesting points visited by MT Bell during his trip.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
SEVEN KIILED.
Engine Collides With Express on
 Canadian Pacific.

Moore Lake, Ont, Nov. t5-When' about S5 miles west of Pembroke, near midnight, a light engine collided with the westbound Soo express of the Ca- nadian Pacific and seven were killed and eleven injured. The killing of two, Brakeman Prendergast and his father, was particularly tragic. Prendergasr had both legs broken in wreck near Blind River Tuesday, and his father was taking him in the baggage car to hospital in Ottawa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
RAILROAD MATERIAL FREE.

Mexico City, Nov 5.-Presldent Diaz to-day signed a concession granting free entry into Mexico in the case of all materials imported by F. H. Harri- man for building the Mexican exten- sons of his roads, This includes 5000 tons of Russian steel rails which re- gently were contracted for.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
BRIEF MENTION
High water to-day at s:2s a, m.

The Jamestown series of postage stamps which the post office depart ment sent out this year is almost ex- hausted now. All the one cent variety have been sold out at the local post office and there are not many others on hand. There has not been very large sale of this souvenir stamp here anyway. The sale closes by law on November 30.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
ST. BoN1FAcE CONTRACT LET.
s2o,OOO School for German Catholic
 Society.

The general contract has been lot for the school building to be erected on Audubon street for the St. Bantface German Catholic society. This goes to Max Durschmidt, but does not include the heating and plumbing, which has not yet been granted.
 Plans drawn by Architects Allen and Williams call for an eight room two story brick building with limestone trimmings and roof of gravel construc- ton.
 The structure will cost $2O,OOo
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
EIGHTH WARD CLUE.

Democrats to Hold a Meeting
 Tomorrow.
 The Eighth Ward Democratic club recently organized will hold a meet ing to-morrow afternoon in the club rooms for the purpose of hearing re- ports of committees. It is stated tfa there will be a large increase ln the membership at this meeting, large number of democrats having signified their desire to enter the ranks sF the club. This is the regular November business meeting of the organization.
 A special request is made that all present members b epresent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

Contractors C. E, & R. T. Humphrey are erecting a house in Campbell ave- nue, West Haven, for Henry Wydng of Bloom street. The buildings will be of frame. construction, two and half stories high, and will contain ten rooms, arranged for two families. The cost of the new building is approxi- mately s5,OOo. Work will be completed in a month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
LATE FEATURES OF
 THE STOCK MARKET

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

The board of finance has voted to return to John B. Westcott, a Yale student, the $25 and costs of $2.79 he paid in the city court to satisfy a fine. Westcott was charged with raising a disturbance at the New Haven thea ter on October 10. He was first found quilty, but new evidence having shown that he was innocent, the case was reopened and he was found not guilty.
 A business meeting of the members of the Epworth league of the First M. E. church was held on Thursday eve ming in the church and afterward a social hour followed with games and the young men were required to write a recipe for making chicken pie after which mince pie and coffee were served.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13
WILL NOT AGAIN
MAKE THE RACE
SOLICITOR BENNETT MAKES A
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT ON
THE SUBJECT

Solicitor General John w Bennett
Of Waycross, wll not again be a
candidate for that office, depise the
fact that friends Of the popular off
cial from every section Of the circuit
have urged him to again offer for the
place.
Because Of failing health. Col Zen
net announced several months ago
tbathe would moi again stand for cleo
ton Two or three candidates then
announced fa me place. but at pre-
ent there are only two rannlng
Judge A. D Gale oil this city. and
Hon e L. Walker. oil Black hear
However during tine past few
weeks the health Of the olicH3r
general has greatly improved and
great pressure has been brought To
bear uoon him to again make t0e
race He took the matter under CON
sideration but has arrived at a con.
clusion and terday announced
chat under no conditions would be
again be a candidate fer the plHce
IL exDected shat Size Face be-
tween Mes Caia aud Walker WI
Dc quite q spirited one as boLh OF
them are FoIGlle oyes Gle entire
circuit
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13

The FIRST colles play for girls.
Cupid at yassar viii be presented
here by ludge Murray in the near fu-
care. With Florence Gear IN the lead
ms eole
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-13

HOLIDAY LIQUORS ~ PETER,
SONS BAR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24

aud Is we'll kEown ~ ey".y citizen
Of The CITY. his family being prominent
fGT man< years
lie has always been prominent n
III various city and county cam
paign~. and during many Of tho cam
pai2ns ~ 1hr past h" has acted a.
secretary Of fht organizations formed
tn advance the interests of candidates
whom he WIS supporting. II" has
been a Democrat III politics through
OUT his life and has never failed
to cast his ballot since attaining his
majority II" has never held public
0ftico IN his life. nor has h. even
aspir"d heretofore fGr any position
hun has always cudeayored to furthcr
IL interests ot his friends who Worr
seeking office. many 81 Unom are now
among MS warm supporters i"r m"
officy of city tax collector.
III Pfefferlc has friends in ever,
section Of the CITY. but Is particular
u strong among the laborinG classes
am0nC whom he Is vCrv popular
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24
Historical Arruracv.

Perish the thought that the novelist
or playwright should he tied down II
historical accuracy. Lady Dorothy
Neville quotes an amusing correspond
cnce between Bulwer Lytton and her
brother.
My Dear WalpoIe-FerN 7 am at Bath
bored ~ d'dTn- | am thinking o. wit
ing play abo1t yprIr great ancestor, Sly
Robert Had h. not sister Lucy. and
did she not marry JaCObiJcc
My brother promptly replied:
VI, Dear Lyrton-I care little fo- my
family and Stil less for Sir Robert but
know that ne never had 4 sister LUCv.
50 III" could not have married i JaCobItr-
However. This mattcred little TO Lord
IyIIOu. for his answer ran:
Nv Dear Walpole-You are too late: ST
Robert had sister Lucy. and she did
MARI Il J4cobltc.
80. in defiance of history. the play
"WalpOle" came 10 he written