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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
NEW COPPER REGION FOUND
Extensive Ore Belt East of BuIIfrog
Has Been Located

TONOPAH. March 9.-E. J. Ander-
son. a pioneer prospector OF the Ne
vada desert who has been in the field
for a number Of Tonopah people who
are in search of new country TO de-
velop, has just given out the informa-
tion that he has located what appears
to be good copper country fifty miles
east OF BullfrOg in this county. An
dersOn says that the showings Of the
new section are good The ore belt
is extensive, he says and in several
places the seams lie so close together
as TO form almost a solid ledge on
the surface of over 700 feet in width.
From the groupings, which occur under
an iron capping, he took samples which
showed the presence Of copper, silver
and gold. The copper averages or s
per cent and there is but a small part
in gold.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
COPPER STRUCK AT SUPERIOR
Manhattan Reports Credit District With
Uncoverfng of Several Lodges

MANHATTAN, March 9. - Reports
from the Superior copper district. the
new section located east of here a
few months ago, are that many men
are at work In the district and that
the development OF the ledges is going
ahead steadily. II is said that several
very good finds have been made at
Superior within the last week. While
working in the shaft being put down
on the ledge OF the Mayne claim of
the Kopenhaver group the miners cut
through the ore body and found it
several feet IN width. Assays from
this are reported to show values of
about 20 per cent in copper.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
MARRIAGES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city,
March g. 1907 by the Rev. George w White
OF Wesley NJ. z. Church, Robert Hutcherson
and Katherine Goldsworthy, both Of San Fran
cisco.
EN-SOULAGES-In this city, March 2,
1907, by the Rev. George Guth William Olsen
and Angelo Soulages, both Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
PUTTING PLANTS INTO SHAPE
Equipments for Mines Are Provided for
Pushing Work Early

TONOPAH, March The forty
stamp mill OF the Montana Tonopsh
Company is practically completed. The
stone foundation for the cyanide plant
Is also finished.
The Silver Peak Valealda Company
at Silver Peak viii construct q ten
stamp mill. The Montana Pittsburg
Company viii inaugUrate a campaign
OF vigorous development. A gas engine
has been installed at the mine.
The West End Company is putting
down several shafts. seeking new ore
bodies.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
oRE IN FOURTEEN WINES
Ish Reports Fine Showing I'm Claims of
Wonder Company

GOLDFIELD, March Ten months
old and high grade ore showing in four
teen mines is the record claimed for the
camp Of Wonder by Howard Ish. Mar
win Ish g. Brother. Of whose field staff
Howard Ish is a member. have received
information that the crosscuf fronFthe
l0O-foot level OF the Jack Pot shaft
has broken into full face Of rich
quartz, proving the continuity of the
vein and afording fifty feet Of backs
TO work in
for a distance Of fifty feet and produced
ore for every foot sunk The Ish broth
ers own the Ruby Wonder and several
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
OPERATORS THRONG TO NINA
Mining fn That Section Ia LiveIier Thar
Ever Before

TONOPAH. March THE Western
Miner says that many Of the larger
Tonopah and Goldfeld operators have
secured claims at Nina Many deals
have been made there recently.
Prospectors throng into Nina daily
More mining is going on IN that region
than ever before
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
GOLD EXTENSION SOLD
Group of Mines at wonder Brings Sum
of $4,000

GOLDFIELD, March I'D. P Sulli-
van. Walter ID. O'Brien and H. c. Jones
OF Goldfield and w. w. Keith of Tono-
pah have purchased what has been
known as the Gold King Extension
group OF mines at Wonder for $4,000
and viii proceed to Incorporate imme-
diately under the caption Of the Spider
and Wasp Extension The property
holds the Spider and Wasp ledge and
development work will be started with
in twenty days. or as soon as expert
eneed miners can be brought to the
site.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
..Tiburon only
STAGE coNSEcrInNs

STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages connect at GREES8RAE for San ouen-
tin: at SANTA ROSA for White Sulphur Springs
Sanatorium: at LYTTOS for Lytton Springs: at
GEYSERvILLE for Skaggs Springs: az CLOVER
PALE for the Geysers Boonviile, Phno Elk
and Greenwood; at HoPLAND fer Duncan
Springs Highland Springs Keiseyvlle New
Carlsbad Springs. Soda Bay. Lakeporf. Bartlett
Springs at UKIAH for yichy Springs. Sarufora
Springs Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake. Witfer
Springs. Upper Lake. Pcmo. Potter Valley. John
DAYS Lierlev's. Hullville. Orr's Hot Springs
Handiey. Halfway House. Hopkins Corptche
Mendociuo City. Fort Bragg. Westport and usal. .
at WILLIS for Hearst and Sawyers. ~ SaER-
WOOD for Fort BrsSs r<aTtcnville. Westpo<t
Coveio. Cummings. Bells Springs. Harris. Hub
bard, Fruitland. Dyerville. Garberyille. RppeF-
wood. Camp s. Scotia and Eureka
GENERAL OFFICE:
JAMES FLOOD BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO.
JAS AGLER. General Manager
=. Z. RYAN Gen. Passenger and Freight Agt.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
BIRTHS

MACDoNALD-In this city, March Z. to the
wife OF Richard W. Macdonald tnee Atwood),
REED-In oakland. January II. 1907. to the
wife of Robert Reed daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
BAY AND INTERuRBAN ROUTES
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
VIA sAUsALITo FERR!

VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
Fer sausnlitp, Mil Valley, San Rafael,
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS. sT:45. SIS
se:is, $3.50, IL q. m, 1910. s1:45. sS:15. 4.35.
5:lH. $50, $50. 7:15. soc. 1e;15 11:35 ?. N.
'Rpns to San Quentin.
T:46 q. M. daily. for Casadere and way sta.
tfcns.
siS .. M. Saturdays only. for cSsaaero and
war ststfonz.
days. for Point Reyes andsway stations.
From s.. v. for Tieuron, Belvedere ana san
Kafael-Week DayB-T:4o. 9:15, all 30 a M
f2,a5 9 80. $40. ESQ D. m. Sundays 10
sac, 's1I:oo a. m: 1888, Sac. 5:io, ESQ
r n e., o p.,.s, :; =, IHursaass wns cDiy n a..
7:&e. 7:55. 9:25. ll:15 g.. np-: 12:Se 40 5.oo
5:20 D. m HundaJs-e:15. 7:4o. 7:55 s:15
a. M; s:40 b:oo $40, 6:30 ,. M
Frcm Tiburon for 8. T--Week bay-e:45 SIT
e:55 ll:e0 q. m; i:1o, 4.e5 5:45 D. ns Sun.
days-s:45. S:17, s:oS, 1855 9. m; 1:fe. 4:0S
5:45 s:55 pem
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
Prices for Stocks Keep on
{, Downward Road

other mines in this district. and have
just concluded an important purchase
Of a large group in the new Regent
district
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
COMPaCKIE GENERATE TRlNSATLANTllI

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs.
Sailing every Thursday instead Of Saturday.
at 10 g. m from Pier 42. North River, foot of
Morton street.
First class to Havre. $40 and upward: second
class TO HaTre, SIS and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. - Broadway (Hudson ouIldlnSj- New
York u f. FUGAZI manager Pacidc Coast.
$50 Mon -bmery street San Francisco. Tickets
sold By al Railroad Ticket Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

n0WerS.
BEALEY-rn this city. March 8. 1907, Benia-
min Healey. beloved husband OF the late Mary
Ann Healey, and father OF Joseph T., Ben
ianIn r. and waiter rs. p Pe{srs "s native uHe
The funeral win take place today tFri-
day) at $50 O'Clock a. m, from his late
residence, 2so4 Pine street. thence to St Dom
inic's Church, where requiem mass for the
repose Of his soul viii be celebrated. com
meucing at 9 a. m Interment strictly private,
Holy Cross Cemetery. please omit flowers
JoHNsoN-In this city, March 8, 1907, George
Johnson beloved son Of Mamie and the late
George kid johnson. and brother OF Daniel
Johnson and grandson OF Mrs. G. Hnlvorsen
and the late Bridget McLoud. a native Of San
Francisco. Cal. aged years months and 10
The funeral viii take place. today Fri-
day). at II a. M. from the pariors Of z. F..
aud Guerrero streets Intermeht Holy Cross
Cemetery
JoNEs-Tn Florida. Monday. March 4, 1907,
Mrs H. NJ Jones, wife Of Major II. M. Jones
and mother Of Robert L. and Bessie and Ma
mie Jones' native OF Florida. aged "a years
KINKELIN-In Ross Marin County, Cal. March
9, 1907. Carl A. Kinkelin. beloved husband OF
Bertha Fuller Kinkelin and father OF Margaret
and Marie Kinkelin, native OF Lndar Bo-
densee Bavaria aged A years, 10 months
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral tomorrow Saturday. March .. at
2 p. m. from the chapel OF \. Gray g. Co.
2I9G Geary street. corner or Devisadero. In
terment private
LEvY-In this city March g. 1907, Rachel
Levy beloved wife of Barnard Levy. daugh-
ter of Mrs ]. Marks. and sister of Mrs.
]. Bibbers OF Stockton and Mrs. j. Balzer.
native of stockton, Cal. (Los Angeles pa
pers please copy.l
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral today tFri-
day. March 8, at 10 o'clock a. m. from the
residence OF his sister. Mrs. J. Balzer, 1920
Pine street thence to Twenty NTH and Valen-
cia streets for IL 80 o'clock a. m. train.
Interment Hills of Eternity Cemetery
LoNG--In this city March g. 1907 Anson D.
Long beloved husband of Ellen Long and be
loved father Of Mrs James Reynolds and Eu-
gene Long native of Indiana
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tFri-
fay) at o'clock p M. from the pariors of
Gsntner Brothers. 3460 Sixteenth street. be-
tween Church and Sanchez 1nterment Mount
Olivct Cemetery
MARSHALIr-In Oakland March 1, 1907. Henry.
beloved husband OF Helen Marshall and father
Of George H. David H., William H., Esther
H james IL. and Edith a. Marshall native
Of Nova Scotia aged AZ years, months and
6 days.
McGIvNEY--In Oakland, March 6, 1907. Mary
A. Mckinney. q native OF Alcas, Germany,
aged az years.
Friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral tomorrow Saturday, March 8,
at $3.50 o'clock a. M, from the funeral parlors
OF James L. Mccarthy. Seventeenth and San
Pablo avenue. thence to St. Francis de Sales
The evening world., 1907-09-20
MARRIED MAN
ARRESTED ON
GIRL 5 CHARGE
Sixteen-Year-Old Miss Tells Of
Hearliess Treatment al Hands
of Subway Guard.

Wen Mar Broum.r. younx subway
guard was srra.sped before Maristrate
Moss In the Harlan POLICE Court 60
day on complaint OF Annie Keenan,. a
trail little Ktrl OF sixteen wears, story
was revealed that shocked the Maxis-
.-a;e.
Annie lived with her mother and sis-
ter q, No. 500 Wss, One Hundred snd
Sixty sixth street. a hapH and healthy
minded lktle girl up to nve rponths ago.
She was employed as salesStrl In a
department store and travelled back
cnl forth from her home By way OF tho
subway. II was then that sho met
Broumer. who has wifo and two chill
dren at No $40 East Twonty-ninth
street. He found rTn6 10 r1Ku -siTrftr to
dances and TO tbe theatre.
The giri feared 10 return home and
was told by Broumer to Darn LIVING
for bcrssif week ago she went 10
live In downtown house. There she
was found yesterday bS her mother and
sister. who obtained n warrant for
Broumer's arrest.
Brouiner was held in i2.coa bail for fur
ther examination.
The evening world., 1907-09-20
SUSPECT IN THE
HUGHES ASSAULT
CASE CAP PTURED
Police Arrest a Bartender a.
Man Who Attacked and
Robbed Woman.

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The evening world., 1907-09-20

toward sfie girl. at the sarne time hssxt-
Express Company wagon ana naHsa
struck tha farmers vehicle with sueh
force that the girt was tnrown from
the wagon. and her father. wfo wJla
trying 4, save her. ~as thrown yioisftty9
against n post py taie road ~stn fhH
wagon on top OF him.
When the father and daughter wsrs
picked UP IL was found that tho young
si7i was Ininjursd. but Matthews waa
unconscious. He was taken 10 Nyack
Hospital where IL was discovered that
hiS Akuii WAS fractured. Little hops
is entertained OF his recovery.
The horse OF the express company
was killed Instantly while the hora4
attached 10 tho Matthews wagon es-
capped injury.
The Matthews family is one OF the
most promnspt Of fadentowr, ssnsl
Matthews Is great fayorita In NyaGk.
The evening world., 1907-09-20
S236,OOO LOSER
NOW SAID TO Be
MRS MRS. A. P MASON
She Lives at Larchmont and
Servant Admits Has "Lost
Something"

In spite OF the dcninis of B. r. Norris.
the Brooklyn attorney, who h doing ali
in his power 90 conceal the identity OF
his client. at her request. the woman
who is said to have lost $4,000 in cash
and the $4,000 in jewels In TIN box
on New Haven train 10 new reported
to be Mrs. A p. Mason. of Larohmont-
Al tho Mason home II was said to-day
that neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Mason was
AT ,iornc a Servant said
They didn't tell me where they were
going"
The servant was questioned regarding
Mrs. Mason's reported loss. sho said;
u know little about It. Mrs. Mason
= said To have lost somsthing"
Mr.. Mason is aaid to be connected
with Isaac Mason. furniture and car
pet deller at No. LIE Myrtle avenue.
Brooklyn
The evening world., 1907-09-20
.PELL CANNOT SEE
SON FOR Z YEARS
lnterlocutory Decree Granted,
Wife Orders Father Not to
Call Upon Child,

Z -
Justice Guy. In me supreme Court,
to-day granted ah inte,oorory divorce
to Mrs Mary Hutton Pell from Alex
ander Mercer Peii, Tho papers In the
case We're sealed by order o. the court.
Mrs. Pell. prior TO her marriage to
the defendant. which took place Mt No,
loit Lexington, avenue on Juno 2. 1897.
was Miss Mary Hutton Ecoicsine1 She
and Peii havo nqt~ lived together for
some time. Mrs Peli having spens tho
last thr-c year8 IN London.
The decree nwarln to Mrs. Pell tho
cara and custody OF their only son.
Leslie Hy!e Fell, and directs thnt his
father shall not be permitted 10 Ees
the hoy Tar two years after the entry
of the final Judgment Altar that time
Fnd pieces. %hica wial b fixed By the
Scrrt Y Y i,f's,s----f AZ @ E = = ss
The evening world., 1907-09-20
GIRLS! ARE YOU
ALLOWING 1000
RIVALS TO LAND2
Remember the Maine And Be
on Hand When Cargo of
Women Arrives.
By EDNA CAIN.

Girls OF America, To arms Tne news
dispatches announce that LOCO mar
riaEable girls are aboard the Baltic.
which has sailed from Liverpool and IS
due 10 arrivo at Sow York next Friday.
Every American with spark OF wom-
snhood In her breast viii resent this
English invasion and will inaugurAtc
| another American revolution in defense
of their future home and prospective
husband
New York Is already suftcIsntly
crowded with marriaseab!e girls: tho
Bnst.c's fair. trall cargo will be su-
p~rflMty Of naugtstiness In the matri-
, morial market There may bs some
rnTng rUr 2rI1urt.ss on trim sitie bet bts+, . {
course. being an affinity is fate which
goes out and attaches stsclf 10 an In
nocent girl against her Will She isn't
supposed bo anil across the sea TO in
vito II
Tho question Is. VIII the American
girls tanely submit 10 tths invasion
or will they take a day on next Fri
day and 20 down TO the pier and shoe
or tho inyaders7
This suggests an interesting sitna-
ton, suppose the women Issue = gen
eral call 10 arms and thus announce
their determine Eon TO insure Tor tbem-
selves the rights guaranteed them by
the Constitution. namely. liberty to
work for q living and the pursuit pf
husbands. They might protest against
the newcomers aliens and appeal
TO the tariff law. which WAS designed TO
protect Tsnfant lnatsiraos
Man. with his masculine vanity and
perve.sity. win fesi rattsret BY the
notion OF whole ocean liner full
charms In his appreciative glance. He
VIII preen his muKtarhes and aay that
this Is what American women deserve
after going abroad all these years and
reflectins on men OF their own nation
by marrying fareigners
II Ia time the tide Is turning thin
way. So there Il Is; q, the men Viii
TO take n look, you know.
The rcal estate men ard all the
| other people who are benetiued by ac-
oesssaons 70 the population Will also wes
come the nswcomers
| Tho lonely woman Will stand alone
IN her resentment, and the sex ought &c
stand together. Here IN s,-a-shancs for
wornsn'a valuable assets In her strug-
gle ,o- what abe wants when she
| wants IL
| In the Language OF the Horoscope, the
next week will be good time 10 close
all outstanding engagements with beauS
la good time to grappie your future
| husband 20 your heart with hoops oi
steel and dare him 70 dull his palm
| with entertainment OF any chance al.
| finity.
| Young ladies'. Will you lot the low
| descending sun OF next Friday SO; upon
I tho GdvEfrt of tfTssc r-cSi1soTy = brides
| Dig up your heartstones and hurl then
at the invaders. II your hcarrhxtone
| Is the imitation fireplace OF fas, DIG
up a, paving Stone and hurl anyhow.
| fy4a ~ u<F
| threaten TO tell his pweetheart
| Don't let them land less th1y land
| the raan Hurl them back into the
sea before ,bey can soc what thev have
come to zee, and their flnery, soak ed
IN the shadows off Sandy Hook. will be
harmless 10 allure.
The evening world., 1907-09-20
FATHER FATALLY
HURT TRYING TO
SAVE DAUGHTER
Ladentown Farmer Crushed
Under Wagon, While Girl
Escapes Uninjured.

HAvERsrRAw. Sept. 0.-wh,le try
ing to save his daughters. life to-day
Aaron Matthews. prominent farmer
OF Laaentown. was fatally injured ms
n r~suit OF a runaway
Matt.iows WHO supplies ti'e market
With vegetables. Rad left his wagon. In
which was seated MS fourteen -year-oid
daughter Jessie. a, the foot OF tho big
hill A horse belonging to the National
Expreas Company became frightened a;
tho top OF the hiA and began mad
run toward the lower part of the town.
Matth~ws. who raw the horse and
wagon coming. rushed toward hrs
wagon and horse and cried to his
daughter TO Jump He Was reachtns
The evening world., 1907-09-20
BANKER BENED|CT'S
WIFE NEAR DEATH
Has Been an Invalid Since Her
Son Was Killed in Auto
Smash, Seven Years Ago.
cspse,.l TO IN. nrsalar World,

GREENWICH. Conn. Sept. D.--Arrs.
F.. c. Benedict. wife of commodorc
Benedict. the New York banker. is
dying at her Indian Harbor residence
in Greanwich. Conn. The family phyM-
clan says shc may live tho day out. but
her recovery Is impossible,
Last night the entire FAMILY wae sum
moned to her bedsido. as II was thought
the end waa near.
Mrs, Benedict was proStratod by the
violent death os her son Fred in mn
automobile accident oven wears ago
and since then has bseh an invalid.
The evening world., 1907-09-20

" there be man, woman
or child who has trouble
with digestion, let him or
her adopt the following
menu and depend upon re,
lief.
A little irrit.
Saucer OF Grape Nuts With efesz.
A soit boiled egg.
Slice oil hard, crisp toast.
Cup oil Postum Food Coitec (hc
sure to boil Il Is minutes and It's de.
dsIleisas).
LIT these articles con.
stitute the breakfast, a
luncheon or supper, and
nothing more.
In a few days the old
world will turn around
your way, and life seem
worth living. Try it.
There's a reason.
Read !" The Road to
Wellyille," in pkgs. \.
The evening world., 1907-09-20

THEODORE q. eGER RESIGNS.
Theodore g. Eyer. vics-president and
general manager OF the Clyde line. after
forty years service, has resigned. He
will spcnd the winter in Europe
The evening world., 1907-09-20
TO WE'D
THREE IMPORTED
ENGLISH GIRLS
Came Over on the Lucania
TO Join Their Fiances
in New Jersey.

A triple romance that began IN the
foEs OF old Lonnon win reach the
happy wedding bells stage tomorrow
evening at Union Hill. n. J.. when the
three johnson brothers count 'em.
three-!ead thesf biushlng brides to the
altar. Six hearts will beat a. three.
William. Herbert and Rsuoen John
son. Appie-ohecked young Brtons who
sang God Save tho King Justify and
tired OF riding In the blooming ,nppsn-
ny tube. were in love. On Sundays and
bank half holidays they used to stroll
out In Chelsea and the Strand with
three fair daughters OF Brttannia--M!sa
Amy MuEx. Auxk Anna Day and Miss
Lillian Burdstts.
-And- -ar1t-t,-Eak-W Wuliarn and Amy;
then 1t was Hsroe-, and Anna. and
an.lly II ~ss Reuben and Lli,t... all
enrciupee In q perfectly eiissful haze
that was thicker than the FOG which
settles down on Ptocadilly Circus. Three
solitnires flashed whenever tho johnson
brothers won't out for walk with rhe
young ladies'. and altogenaer II was just
like a Fiorodora sextet;a when they
strolied Pan Mali.
But there was the matter OF boos
and auids. and ambitious young men
wero moro plentiful than sutaeas and
ponieA They decided 10 TO 10 America
the land OF plenty, and atari ranch
in--er-Sew York. or dig for gold In
Jersey. and all that sort OF thing. you
know.
so they came over to Union HIr and
went into Bsfsfii2ssss At M
eA Fisher avenue. and after two years
here had prospered no thAt they wese
ready for the happy sveat.
They sent tho passage money last
month and the tsses British hlondas
made great Efforts To book on the Lusi-
nntn. but were TOO late. for al state
roomA had been taken IN advance. So
they took tho saardy. speedy old Lu-
cania. and blufr Capt Barr tried 20
keep up to the speedy turbinsr In order
to unite the loving hearts the sooner.
There Was tollincation when the girls
arrived last Saturday morning. and tho
Johnson boys took their ttancees around
to see all tho wild and, woolly Amer
outskirts OF Hoboken- And the girls
have been visiting the New York shops
sor just . few touches 10 add 10 ttleis
trousseaux
Saturday afternoon at $50 tho John
son procession viii form and march on
the parsonage of the Firnt Baptist
Church, where the Rsr. Mr. shindall
viii proaounce the words which will
add three more Johnsons to the too
much johnson" family of America
The evening world., 1907-09-20
GIRL ABDUCTED BY
BOGUS DETECTIVES.

DETROIT. Mich, Sept. w.--it was
reported to the paiico early to-day thar
Miss helcn t'renehy. aged twenty. a.
waitress, was kidnspped last evening
street by two men who induced fer 10
60 with them by, representing them
selves as police officers VINO had orders
&c take her 20 Police Headquarteyn ts
be interviewed by the oflciais there.
The evening world., 1907-09-20
EXPLORER BRUCE HEARD FROM

CHRISTIANA. Sept sn-Capt Isa-
Chen. who haA ), returned from Spitx-
bergen. pays he found q letter from
Arctic Explorer William. Br,aro dated
northward Ifachen hna no fear for
Br,pco's safety Steamers sent In search
had failed TO find Bruce. and II was
feared no and his party had psrissisd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

made possible. 30 carefully 10 Tie
construction accomplished that whsa
the wall 10 closed II 10 impossible for
one to detect the opsnins between the
two structures.
30 finely drawn are the decorations
Of the pillars from which the vail
moves that The eye b not able TO dis
csrn any break In the ssnerai aspect
Of the drawing ROOMS. Il 10 intended
TO have the colors aad decorations bar.
moniss. one drawins.room with The
other.
When the vail u IN place Il presents
solid bank Of vainscoting. prsstily
decorated. when the twia houses are
entirely completed . reception will b
given In the form Of . housevarmias
for the frisods Of Nr. and Mrs.. Robin.
son. and the movable wall will receive
. practical test. The houses are Of
Colonial design. with facade OF gran.
lite At the 6rst story and marble
trimmed brick above. The entrances
will be fanked with tall lamps OF orr.
entail design.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-23

To provide communication direct b.
tween the twin houses OF Douglas Rob.
insoa and Mrs. Theodore Robinson.
Nos. $50 and 753 Park avenue. the
construction Of which has been going
on for several months. Mr.. Robinson
and Mrs. Robinson have developed an
idea which 10 entirely original. re-
marks the New York Herald. BY the
manipulation OF . vail In the shape
Of wainscotins. reinforced With steel
and made nreprooi. the two houses
will be made one.
Although entirely separate 10 con.
struction. by . clever arrangement pro
vided In the plans Of the architects.
the massive vail can be moved silent.
iy. and with the application Of power
supplied by . single pair Of hands
When the wall. which 10 on the second
floor. 10 sent on It's baiibearinE attach.
ment two spacious drawing rooms will
be thrown into one. II Was after weeks
of planning that the movable wall Was