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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

would not have had to write second
query. 1t is not crime TO ask for in
formation, and there is no reason why
the questioner should hide his Identity.
Letters that reach this department
with name and address of writer, are
given first attention. others receive
second attention. The name Of the
questioner is never published
BRIDGE wHIsT-Inf-y.. CITY. what is IN
derstood by rubber" in bridge whist7
The rules governing the game say:
Three games OF 30 or more points
count rubber. If the same partners
win the first two games, the third is
not played. The side that wins the
rubber gets a bonus OF 100. which is
added to its score. The total number
OF trick points and honor points are
then added up and the lower score is
enee Is the value OF the rubber In
points.
QUO vADIs-E. NJ. G.. City What is the
meaning Of quo vadisD and ''quo vadis.
dominief'
The first means whittier goest thou2'
and the second. whittier goest thou,
master?'
CONFEDERATE Ado. s., Campbell. Cal.
Do any of the southern states provide relief for
veterans OF the confederate armySs
Virginia and several other states
have state fund for that purpose.
WIND-Subscriber. Alameda, Cal. What causes
the wind to blow?
Wind is air in motion, and all wind
is caused directly or indirectly by
changes of temperature.
Waite, or, CS0xN-S N n ST.
Cal. This department does not answer
questions relating to the value OF
American coins. Such are answered BY
mail when the question Is accompanied
with self-addressed and stamped
envelope.
TIME DIFFERENCE. Bay Point Cal.
What is the difference In time between New
York and Australian
When it is noon in Melbourne It is
2:4o a. m. in New York. eastern stand
ard time.
AUSTRALIA AND SAN FRANCISCO. Bay
Point. CAL What is the difference In time be-
tween Australia and San Francisco?
$40 a. m. Pacific standard time in San
Francisco.
AREA-A., Bay Point, Cal What is the area
Of the United States and Of Australia1
The area OF the United States. ac-
cording to the chief of the bureau OF
statistics of the department OF COM
merce and labor. is S,026.7Ss square
miles. The area OF Australia is 1885,
030 square miles.
voTING-C. E. O.. Vallejo. Cal. Does the
United States law permit a foreigner to vote
In this country after he has been here six
months?
The United States law does not. but
in some of the states an alien who
has declared his intention Of becoming
citizen may vote six months after
such declaration.
MACHINISTS' JOUREAL-W. P. Coalinga.
Cal. Where is the Machinists' Monthly Journal.
the official organ OF the international associa-
tion OF machinlsts. published?
In Washington, ID. G.
PANAMA PoLICE-F. B. D.. City. Where
can I apply for a position on the Panama
mounted police?
Send your application to the Panama
canal commission, washington, ID. c.
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PROTESTS AGAINST
ASIATIC LAUNDR|[S
Seattle Reports That Japanese
Outnumber Whites in the
Business There
Arrangements Are Being Made
for Convention to Be Held
Here December 6

1c1Ip EEIEnSs During the last
E75455sll llSsSs92ss(cegESI1 session Of the anti
VTF5zzSTsSs5> Japanese laundry
league, at 4s3 Guer-
rero street, a communication from Sc
attic was read. This shows that in the
laundry industry in that city the Jap
anese outnumber the whites, there be-
ing Sc Asiatic laundries and only IA
white (American and French). In view
of this the league decided to take steps
to establish branches of the organiza-
tion in that city.
Reports were received from the COM
mittee that is attending to the anti
Japanese laundry convention, to be
held in this city December at 222 Van
Ness avenue. 1t was announced that
the Asiatic exclusion league will be
well represented at that meeting, and
that there viii be addresses on the ori-
entail question by Andrew Furuseth,
o. A. Tveitmoe, p. A. Bergerot, frank
MCGOWAN and G. b. Benham.
feature of the convention will be
the giving of advice to people in the
different parts of the state to consult
with the parent league, with the idea
of organizing subordinates in every
| locality in which there is a japanese
laundry The supplymen who handle
laundry goods have been invited to at
tend the convention, which will have
two sessions, one in the afternoon and
the other in the evening.
Last evening the officers of the par
ent league and many members went to
San Mateo and took part in the rally
held in that city under the auspices of
the Peninsula anti-Japanese laundry
league of San Mateo and Santa Clara
tcounties.
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MooRys CLAIM REJECTED

ALAMEDA, Nov. 21--SchooI SUPER
intendent Fred T. Moore's claim for
travelling expenses for a recent trip to
Los Angeles to a convention has been
rejected by the city auditors ONCE as
not being a legal bill against the city
When the auditors office refused 70
pass the claim Moore consulted with
the city attorney and was advised by
the latter that there was no pro-
vision in the charter which permitted
the city auditor to recognize such
claim.
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DIES FoR MUSICIANS

At the last meeting of the musicians
union, local No. 6, the constitution was
amended to read that the dues shall
be Sc a year. payable quarterly in adj
vance on the first day Of January, April,
July and October, and that any mem
ber who has attained the age of so
years and has been a member of the
local for 25 consecutive years shall be
exempt from payment of all dues and
assessments"
The uniform committee, Frank Hy-
man. A. A Greenbaum, L. n. Ritzau.
NJ. f. Walten and D. NJ. Wright. will
meet once week at headquarters for
a month to pass on uniforms now in
the possession of members of the local
to discover if such are up to new ideas
recently adopted. If not, such shall be
altered to conform with the new
standard, which is to go into effect
March l. of next year. A neglect to
conform with the new law as regards
uniforms will entail a penalty of IS
for each violation.
The board of directors of this local
at its last meeting admitted the fol-
lowing to membership by initiation:
w. Jones. w. H. Dyer, p. Griffin, g.
Taylor H. NJ. Prince, T. Drake. r. Ia
bourne, F. B. Wood, G. Bryant, S. Car
ter, c. w. Parry and F. B. Kirwan.
F. w Wetmore of Portland was ad-
mitted to full membership on transfer.
The board accepted the resignation of
I Miss J. Maclaren.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
Our Business Aims

The aim of the Eilers stores has al
ways been. first. to give high quality to
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
CAN YoT TsE 5000.

See prize contest on page so today's
CALL. It's easy to get.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

MACHINIsTS' J0UREAL-w. P. Coalinga
Cal Where is the Machinists' Monthly Journal
the official organ Of the international associa
tion OF machinlsts, published?
In washington, d. G.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

PANAMA PoLICE-F B. D.. City. Where
can I apply for a position on the Panama
mounted police?
Send your application to the Panama
canal commission, Washington, ID. c.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

At the meeting of musicians union.
there viii come up for discussion an
amendment to the constitution to the
effect that any member of the local
acting in any way detrimental to the
interests Of the union shall be disci-
plined by the board of directors
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20

section but these came a freeze sever
al years asO AMI killed then al cut
and they have nerer been reset
I failed 10 tel yo1 vhile on the
land question. that the same company
that ouns the distElery owns the
land and that they are going 70 se
II for 4 czmrhOr plantation a. SON
as they ges the and ready suppose
that they VIII gel their fruit stock
TO commenre on They have = Hrs
cry ready 10 commence planting the
seed- When the tres get cd enough
they gather The leaves and maui them
to this sane dis1iIIeTy where they
are distilled. as their turpentine stock
EiI Be- exhausted By that time
Wei. ! am about through. for ]
fear have been = little TOO long
vinded. but II you want 10 use T. you
can divide il up TO suit yourself
wv. Jones
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20
sKAGGs

sKAGGs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guile WALTERS o.
Wilbur were visiting relatives here
recently
Parish Sparks passcd here recently
going TO see his 81 Erzndfather.
Mss Dixie Hstneld a u \ s SIN
lent Vas visiting home folks Al
Fiat Gap recently
HarEis HOIbr0Ok is quite sick
Mrs Florence HoIbrook Is on the
SEX list
There vas one addition to the
Cuired Baptist church on Keeioa Sat
arday-
J n and Naude Rose and George
Evans have been attending the ~
sival Al Skaess-oEn- There has hen
thirty OF more conversions and -
ACQUISITIONS 10 the church
Nisses LAn1ette and ES-a Rose al
-snded church Al Keet0n Sunday
Stanford Wright, Forest LEOa and
Tn H Fife are attending s-hooI al
Red Bash
he dearh angel has visited the
hone Of Sanford Lyon and took
away his beloved wife. SAY She
raves a husband. three sons and =
hOst Of relatives and friends 70
mourn their los. We exte.d 70 the
oereaved family our heartfelt symra-
ny and PTsyerfaiiy commend them 70
God in whom she trusted. and from
Whom alone can be found a present
help in time q tronble.
Marion NeKinzie 5 home nom Y
\ Ito visit his parents On Kesson-
Miss Eliza Rose who has been al
lending school Al Norehead. Is home
again. Among those who called 10
SeicOne her home were Lula and SUI
an SkaEEs Carrie Holerook. Mr..
and Nrs HarEis Holhrook. Charley
Collier. John p. Skaggs ana Others.
Miss Rose ssys theV p NJ piaes nks
aome she Is loud In her praise 81
n. MS
MlkNl1lusl aFslenas
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20


before another bar. the bar Of Justice,
b. the same power Of lze that Iesai-
lied the first bar. and nos the laE
PJzer viii conduct ne 70 the place o.
execution and hasten ny soul into
eternity ! shall appezr before an
other bar--the jutzIzsnl bar Of Cod
and there. yOa Who have legalized
tie traffic, EIll have 10 APPEAR STA
ne Think you that the Great Judge
viii hold me-Ihe poor weak victim
o. ycur Irzffic-zlOae responsible Tor
The murder Of ny Eife- Nay. IN ny
drunken frsnzied irresponsible e0ndi-
ten lave murdered one, bu1 yOa have
I.Erdsrsd your thousands. and The
IN der mills are today II operation
win yOur consent All OF yO1 know
IL your hearts thai these words Of
mine are not the rawlings q an IN
sound mind. but God AlmighryIs rrurk.
The liquor OF this nation i FeSuOn-
sfbIe for nearly al the bIoOdsheis.
murders. riots. poverty. misery. voc
and Wrechetness It breaks up thOus
snds Of happy homes every year.
sends the husbands and the fathers
10 the prisons and the gzIl0Es. and
drives countless motheEs and children
cut into the EOrId % suffer and die
II furnishes nearly all Of the Grimm
al business in this and AL O-her
courts and blasts ever community i
tcuches-
This internal traffic Is IezzliIed ard
protected By Iarl-es vhich y0r So
tain By your ballot And ys1 SIC
q yOa have the zudariry TO 81
thar you are in favor Of 1rOhsbi-izs
tie traffic. while EO1r vote go-s
tie ballot box with those Of the E-1E-
sellers and the vOrEt elements Of the
land in favor Of confirming the husi-
nssz Every year yOa are given he
opportunity CT voting against this
soul and body destroying business
and wash your hands Of all reSponsi-
bility for the fearful result q the l.
quOr traffic: bEf instead. you inform
the government By your votes that
yCu are perfeectly satisfied with The
present condition Of things. and that
they shall continue You Iegzlize The
saloons that made ne = drEnkart
and q murderer. and you are guilty
With ne bef0reGOd and nan for the
murder os ny wife
Your Honor. l an done ! an
ncr ready TO receive ny ssntezce and
Be led forth 10 the place q execution
and murdered according to the laws o.
this State IvIlI close BY asking The
Lord to have mercy On nv sOuL !
vii close By sOIemnIy asking God
10 Open your blind eyes 70 the truth.
to your Own individual responsibility.
30 that yOu yin cease 10 give ycur 81
port 10 this hell-born trzffic-Beebe
TINES WmL Layne. June =. ISL
published By requestJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20
FROM FLORIDA
Another Letter From Our Friend
John W. Jones
Confined frOn Iastreek-l

(COntinued from lzstreekl
Nov II yOu yin allow the SPACE.
viz give y0u = brief outline Of What
I observed While or . weeks visit
TO Ms Amanda Rice Cuttsr. in Putnz
county They live On q lake called
Myeee Il Is perfectly el=ar and blne
embracing an acre OF more vent
TO the store and bought sOne fishing
tackle and concluded would take a
skiff and 80 around the lake and
hook all the fiSh Ne oOald use-
tried this for three or four DAYS. hut
I had fisheruzn's lnck. (yo1 know
what that Isl although On the last
day caught = pretty god sired soft
shell turtle As he Vas pretty vel
hooked tOted him TO the house On
The hook where cleaned il and Mrs
cutIer cooked II. and ne e1e L and
il v1s fine
l took 4 stroll abort trO niles 70
where they have erected a dis.fIIery
for the purpose Of manufacturing tur-
peutine and other naval stores They
have large engines and boilers and
a very heavy machine With blades 70
il for the purpose Of shaving the pine
tunps and humber into a pulp This
PULP Is then coaveysd into large
iIon OF steel reetorts The water II
these Is eonveysd 70 4 smaller one.
Suppose 4 condenser i vent OF Into
q sin q 5 harTeis e1racity- he
turpsnfine is thea conveyed from tie
still in a la-ge iron pipe to \ hrse
steel tank o. eistern 4 short distance
fron The building and On a little
more elevated ground The tank
looked 10 ne as . !. =eald hold 10
barrels OF over there remained IN
IN il vas ready to b drawn out in
TO barrels The naval storcs are har-
reled and stacked out Of the way.
his plant Is On the shore Of lake Sar
atoEa. q about Is acres IN area There
Is a smaller enc elOse BY this one
Well. the next thing Is where they
get the stumps and timber. this
sane company has sccured . houn-
dairy q land Of some Sopo acres. !
am told. They are having I, cleaned
on. srahhing up the s,umps. for which
they pay &c. these stumps and tim
Der are hauled 10 the disllnery and
used M I saw more s,umm a, one
,|eh, than I ever cav IN an my NE
and an golng on,( years
MS NED 70 h en- orange rrovlnr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-20
PROSPERITY

Married on The 18Th o february.
HarIie Grub TO Mss Mamie Well
nan
1 Walter Osborne Of Blaine moved
10 CAflt OsbOrne's farm on upper
Blaine
NIr Moore Of Prosperity. visits Al
Lzfe wheeler's quite ofrsn-
Mss virgie saIyer called on hsr
cousin Miss Lille saiyer SUNDAY.
Amos wheeIer ana ~ife called On
N-s- Garfield Moore Sunday
lanes Says pzssed up our ereez
snssy
NEs Oracle Moore is very poorly
With usssisS Also. Fay Adams and
Lz-Ler Burton
Aslvie Garth IS 10 better
Webb swetnam apd family have re-
turned from West Virginia
Isaac Burton and wife visited Al S
r BurtOn's Sunday
Mrs Gland Vaughan Of LOuisa cali
el On Der sister. Ms Isaac Adams
Sunday.
Herbert SturgeIl. Of Johnson county
called on Miss yirEie Salyer Sunday.
Jack Cotton has returned 10 his fOI I
er home on Blaine
Lum Clevenger and family have re-
tErned from They viii re-
side al Chzs- OsbOrne'S
Ms Ralph CordeI Dassed down
here Sunday
Miss Ola NurTy. Of johnson. called
o. yIrgie saIyer Sunday evening
BObie Rice and family have moved
to Blaine
yIit Evans has Just returned from
Cincinnati vifh q fine lot Of horses
sam Sturgsn passsd down our creek
recently
Mrs Ben Salyer called on Ma Geo
SaIyer Sunday
Sabe Sparks and son Hubard pzss-
ed through here recentIy-
Ben Saiyer and brother vent to
Johnson Friday
Lon HuIett veut TO LOuisa hss
week
Ms Frank Evans visited home foIk
a Little Blaine Sunday.
Walter Arlington is drifting saw
lcEs our q Bruskey this week
Foster Burton passed dO-u cur
c7eek Wednesizy-
W n Morris foot is improving
sIOuIy-
Rev Garfield Moore Is expected
houe any tine Two Wild Ross
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17
a Most Valuable Agent.

gu "a
Inc '3''''ho N"Ap'oSeN III ii' J ''T'e
medicines greatly enhances tho medicinal
properties which it extracts from native
medicinal roots and holds M soI5fInp
much hettsr than alcohol u,,.tI T., .b..
- -.
p"sN'N~'s uvui'lhA' pi'F' i''a 81 lS oNh,
being a VaIhable dHmuleent, nutritlve,
sniisepuc and Antllcrment II adds
greatly TO the p1fcacv ofthc Black Cherry
hark uloo.Jroof G,bla, s.,i r,,t S,.,.
''' '''"
root ana queen root, contained %
Golden Medical DFqrDyprv In .uUH.Epg
-t..,t. I.-
hi"N'N ~ hHs'L5HE '""EHN' ut"lDH''H
thFOal ana lung affections. Tor u. OF zach
thasa aeaus4 srn r..,-ra,l.t tr .t.,l
~ ss'H'
A. me cps aLlhof|les-
In al cases where there Ia q wasting
49,. - ea.h ~.
vs. ~ '.A' W th WAN
tloutYh, as In The early stages OF con-
sywrt IDo Their. ran hs no gnuNf f14f r1y.
serf ~ fsr,s az SNaE.35Ic nrtrlfa-c eetI
80. l. ~
ue7 - 'Yt4th iNet 't''' lNoT
SledLs rolt and Black thcfrAb bark IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17

OF the exact extent OF lHt
defalcations. Francis Lackner, coun.
sci for the complainants said tonight
II would be impossible for several
days to make a complete list ~ the
losses.
Inc n"'fa on Nhleh Van Nli7sihftn
was i~hule'ea were nor que Hath i'ii
ana II was b'ii"fea mat as ~ many
previous instances ne iniended 10 feN
mem up osloie lhe4 eoHia t'AH ~
disclosures
Nheh confronted Ia hlt eIlt's oF
inc detectives Nan N~iissineeh hlaaf
~" eHoFt 70 conceal tAe rum VIZ
am ! Wahteu at the state dt1'i"'s >
oHlee ne asked
because OF some charges % i'iR-
cry, fepheo the deteeliN'
very We'll requiem l1e if'' state
u'"iet' ! am ati"'H '"' '"''N' g"
tfues
ne th.h pul On tIs .''t ",u ~
anu i"iloNto the aete''''' w. WI
harpout oHlet ne maui " i'H '''
iessioh Hha sikH'a lH' ih5l'"'
1hihAko, N"N' -, l'V"
IN y :" eeItiiE lH'i : 'l''' nun
feaPoAslpit Aol Aus Hteh1t'ti.'s ~
nav "sNutisU :" NY IN ~ '''s 80
one N my eIipioF - ma N'
III M ,'"p'o, n"' s"'',3 '''s
OF VIC Ht'hui'iltte4 lH"t ""'' ''
eaffed at any uHlt
ftteI w" fttss,"A.l
= want my punishment 70 come b@
quickly az possible said Van Nils-
singer u VIII lmterpose no teehul-
CaIItN against the indictment. HTT1IEUH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17

The Fashion cafe serves p regular
dinner every evening" from go to IS
o'clock SO cents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17
PIPE

sud repairing Is one or IA spegl7luea
Making elbows and Joints T. another
we are expert Plumbers IN al
branches and are noted FOR doing
good work thoroughly. In = reasonable
tins for a reasonable price. We use
only the best materials snd employ
only the most reliable help. We
should be pleased n you viii favor U,
with you. next plumbing job You
won't regret H.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

Illustration Of sunny, flower filed spaces, but
the right hands are rare, and in any case the
camera gives US a more vivid sense of the sub
ject. It is especially useful in the preparation
of a book like this, in which architecture is no
less important than the triumphs of the
gardener. Indeed, a great part OF the beauty Of
these wonderful gardens is due to the mansions
they surround. In some cases the house is so
interesting that it holds so to say, the centre
of the stage.
One of Mr.. Tipping's notable chapters treats
of Layer Marney Towers, in Essex, the seat of
family dating from the time of Henry II The
brick facade of the southern side of this remark
able building embraces two spacious bays, WhIch
rise to q height of eight stories. The numerous
windows hint vaguely of Gothic design but IN
their general aspect the impressive towers OF
brick recall the architecture of the North Italian
Renaissance There is much in the book which,
as in this instance is significant for the student
of the art of building The selection ranges
from the imposing pile of Castle Howard Win
its Italian dome to modest manor houses whose
sirnpIe gables stand for one Of the most beguIl-
ing phases Of Tudor taste. In treating of the
first and second volumes in this series we nave
paid ample attention to the fine character OF MT
Iatham's photographs, and the equally good
oralitv of Mr. Tfpping's historical notes We
need only to observe now that the third volume
maintains the standard of its predecessors 1t
celebrates some thirty or forty places Of en-
chantnent, bringing their glamour to our very
DOORS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

And thou art big. and old and staid
But the blue hills have made thee mild
As is little child
Wherefore laugh that thou may'st sea
o. laugh! o. laugh with mer'
A pretty challenged Then turned me rornd
And straight the sober truth I found
For / was not alone; behind stood
Beneath his load of wood.
He that Of right the smile possessed
Her father manifest
o, blest be Cod that such an overpIus
OF joy is given to
That that sweet innocent
Gave the gift she never meant
A gift secure and permanent
For, howsoe'er the smile had birth.
IL Is an added glory the earth
This is Brown in his most Characteristic mood,
brtmming over with the milk Of human kind
ness He has his bookish moods, too, as witness
these three brief pieces:
OF two things with Chaucer let me ride,
And hear the Pilgrims tales OF, that denied
Let with Petrarch IN a dew-sprent grove
Ring endless changes the bells of love
DANTE AND ARToSTO.
rise and go; but sad death
&C but. turning. who is that see?
I whisper "Ariosto, wait for nlef
Literature and music both moved him. but it
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

for the stage" This play is to be acted next
winter.
Mr.. swfnburne. it is reported, is engaged upon
the revision of his book on 'The Age or snake
speare." This means, we suppose, rhdt ne -
engaged in the congenial task OF pIIlhs fe-ion
upon Ossa-
NOW hook by Major Martin Hume is always
7laaeI1re and we are glad to hear that he has
aro+bar one in press. Under the title OF Two
T1ngIish Queens and Spanish KING II 49, MN
~ and Iarv and Elizabeth II VIII contain 4lh
drna new Information, drawn, as IS uSu3l WIN WIN
This author. from manuscripts apQroQsiy tsi il--|o
down The book will appear III 1ie i1-'
The medallion Of the late Mrs Cragie, when
we reproduced in this place last SUNDAY, was
unveiled in the general library gI I'M "a
COLLEGE London, "Wednesday, July L. ~ L1olo
C,1rz0u was the principal speaker. Ou IhIS oo
casion the memorial committee hanCed osti "
tte treasIIrer of the college a sum OF money 1or
the foundation Of a John OhVer HoopeS '>-4'OA
shin in modern English literature
The July number of The lnternatloIal I,a
c+I,dio, oTens with an illustrated article ON the
uI+ oxFihi+ion of the National Sculpture So
cierv at baltimore. There are also papers On
the exhibition at the Carnegie institute, lt IN IN
If the Ten American Painters and recent ac-
ine oa el1 Of modern art in the Wilstach collec-
ton at Philadelphia. Other supJeClS etIa,
the RovaI Academy, the New CiaIery, tI5 az ~
and the etchings of Sir Charles H0tIUyr. H!lt.aa -
+hoso articles are of course, fully Illustrated
Still another Ibsen manuscript mas mas .Ges,a. Deen
brought TO light, a romantic tae caIleu 80
at AIlershus" Akershus beng the H~d!ne ~ - 81 .
for+rasr in 6-hristiania. The story dates from
the plavwright's early years. 1t IS sald ny Inc Inc
va that there has been talk OF turning MS
49, 80 an Theen museum. but that his widow
is dfsincIined to have the project carried out
just now.
The Putnams have recently published
.eManorfzs Of Eight Parliaments," book by
Mr. Henry W. Lucy, the Parliamentary Cofh-
D1entator Of Punch" whose pen has often been
empIoved in our own columns The book IS
divided into two parts. one treating of men and
the other Of manners. The author mas known
g.. prime Ministers NIr Gladstone. Mr. Dis
raeU Lord Salisbury. Lord Rosebery and Mr.
Ralfour He has lately completed volume or
private "reminiscences, which Will appear IN the
aut11uon under the title of Sixty Years in the
Wilderness: Some Passages by the Way,