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New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
NEHJ COURTHOUSE SITE.
Opposition to Washington Square
TOiced at Hearing.

The proposal by the Court House Commission TO
take part of Washington Square Park for site
for the proposed courthouse received hard
handling yesterday the hearing of the select
committee Of the Board OF Estimate and Apportion-
ment President MCGOWAN OF the Board Of Alder
men presided his associates being Controller Metz,
sci Pendeton.
L. Latin Kellogg, representing the New York
County Lawyers Association, said 1880 licensed
lawyers OF the county had been poIled. and Of the
507l responses so far received 3e45 IN favor
Of the present City Hall site Mr. Kellogg also had
a letter from the City Court justices favorlng the
present site.
The Washington Square Association and the Mu-
nicipal Art Society declared Washington Square
courthouse would injure the park and the Wash
ington Arch and destroy the Judson Memorial
Church.
Justice Greenbaum, of the Supreme Court favored
ton Counsel when he said the money TO pay for
the courthouse TO be taken from county
funds and from revenue bonds the tax levy OF
the year following the appropriation.
THAT would put them in the debt limit" declared
Mr. Metz
We'll, that New York County bonds are
TO be used,'' replied the Justice. but not care
10 submit any suggestions to how the money is
to be appropriated except call your attention
the act
Justice Greenbaum told the committee it was not
their province to consider the protest Of property
owners Justice Goff favored the Washington
Square site
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Feb. 4. 1909

ARRIVED
steamer Chesapeake. Hastngs Baltimore tebaTy , 70
rndsr. Passed in sandy Hook a 2.55 "A m
2e ana Sia,aazas 20 Winchester & Co. vim susar
steam steamer r. AesRany Gen kranse cape Hay and Port
de Paix Januery 10. Gonaiyes 20 Port aq Prime and
santa Marta % aad nasga a. % the Hamburg Amerfr @
chassSn 'ST a T. o the s' Sds S Co. With m passengers
mg5 OF RaaS {3Fnanas al @ 5 Faser ser frmuda February
to :; ousrbridse Co. with % passengers, mails and
steamer ytaand SNor, Ttne, Paenqae January -
Mes2s - J5 1II ,d Heu' Irii3e4 at hs Bar at 30 p m
f4lTer DGca d Geneva tItah orenso Genoa january
s,,erage passengers and mdss Arrived al the Bar at
s{l.hCr Yumuri ,cutaro seeey efenCuesos january
ana cuba Man S Co with mdse Arrived at the bar at
% 10 the Holland America Line with mass Arrived at
steamer peramore 'N2T seaeFvtF Santiago January y
steamer zua Naraclila Jangary q cIrasas
passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Ear al $3.50
steamer Hyperia 5r Fl Emo; colasline u p'femoeT T,
Iarr 10 Trinidad Guadeoupe p. via Boston Eeb
Tua.y 2 to r Houston & Co, with mdss Arrived at
Steamer Sis ',5r Dagnau. barbados Jangar5 r.
Kingston ana port Antonio 80. Henderson & SON with
passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at tie Bar al
Steamer Zngara (3r) Evans CoIasone December 81
wood 10 Goldman. sechs K Co vessel TO Funt1. Edye
& co Arrived tho Bar 9l5
sibira tGeJ. TarnoU. Port au Prince January
Is Kingston lG Colon IL Greytown -. Port Limon -
Kingston - and 81. the Hamburg American
Line with SO passengers. mails and mise. Arrived at
the 0:26 a
steamer OIlnda tCuban). O'Neil. Gibara January %
Porto Padre % % and Npe % the Munson
SIS Line with, passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at .55 a m.
steamer Majestic t3p. Hayes SOUTHAMPTON and Cher
ttlrg 2S and Queenstown 20 the White Star
Line passengers malls and mdse. on Ambrose
I4ghtshp nj 10
tNorJ. Johannessen. Tampic) January
% Campeche 20. New York and cuba Mail IS Co
with mdse Arrived a Bar no IN.
Steamer Nanette t}r Hunter. Port Spain January 20
to Daniel Bacon Co. with mdse. Arrived az the Bar
al
Steamer Monroe. Catherine Newport News and Nor
folk to Dominion IS Co. with passengers and
ndse Highlands et l:l5
Sand Hook. }, Feb 4. p m-Wind west-south-
west: moderate breeze thick haze: light
SAILED
Steamers Arabic tBr) Genoa. Ia Gascogne tFr)
Havre Breslau Ger, Bremen: Pannonia tBr). Trieste
{ p Tietgen DAM Copenhagen; New York Dutch tanl
Rotterdam; Prince George Ur) Bermuda; Nueces, Key
West. Tampa and Mobile; El Ns!le. Galveston; CheFa
peake Baltimore; Pawnee. philadelphia Tennyson lrl
Janeiro Monterey. Havana: jamestown. Norfolk:
City OF Columbus. Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
KETR4N SEES LIGHT.
Chance for Him If Banks Vii Re
store Bonuses.

Federal Receiver Morris Of the Fidelity Funding
Company and his counsel Frank l. Crocker;
Patrick J Keiran and his counsel, Moses Slime and
Walter B Arundel conferred in Receiver Morris's
Office No 125 Broadway. yesterday afternoon Il
was decided that the outcome of the tange de
pends upon the action OF the various trust COM
panies who hold Keiran's and the company's
certificates
A person authorized to speak said last night that
the Fidelity company had given total OF 100000
in bonuses for accommodations. and that If the
trust companies and banks which had received
these bounties would be willing 10 surrender the
extra profit the plan for settling the company's
affairs out of court might be successful. The
trust companies are coming into line, and think
the outlook for Keiran is good he added
The state receiver, Thomas F Groy, jr-, was
skepticaI concerning a rehabilitation Of the com
pany itself
At the hearing before Receiver Giroy yesterday
Keiran said that he had used funds Of the
Fidelity to pay for any stock any interest what
ever in any trust company. bank insurance com
pany or any kind Of concern, nor had he bor-
roved any money securities for such purpose
from the company He, on the contrary, was
continually lending the company stock, money and
credit to further its interests. Many times the
company had been unable 10 get credit It's
curities unless they were personally indorsed by
Keiran.
Edwin A Watson. the referee appointed by the
Supreme Court TO take testimony and report 10
the application of the Fidelity company for vel
untary dissolution. filed his report in the Office of
the County Clerk last night. He finds that the
property Of the corporation is not sufficient TO pay
all the Just demands. that 1t is nsolvent and that
1t should be dissolved
Receiver Gflroy said that Referee Watsons re-
port was merely formal. and that it would
affect the further discharge of the receivers func
ton
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

London Feb sMinnehaha CBr), New York via Plymouth
ana Southampton.
Fn,den Ian 3l-E;stonia Kew York for I4bau.
Vavre Feb 4, d MA Lorraine tF'rl. New York
NAMES Feb l. | p m-CaImana tBrl, New York via
and Genoa
Feb 3tarTnania tBri New YORK VIA Maoeifa TOT
sir.st5rs Feb 3~kabinea ,Erl. New York via Alden.
9'' SAILED
Queenstown Feb l. 1@o y m-ocennle t3r from
SC1thampton Cherbourg for New York.
swansea FEB 3-WelIs City CBrl. New York
7 Ti,err,oo Feb 4-GeorEic tI3r, New York.
SnnleS Feb 4 x . m--Cedrc tBr) New York
Trsmen Feb 4 = p m-Koln Ger. New York.
Cad5z ran 3I-Manuel Calvo Span. from Naples for
Sew York
ctaIds Feb 3-ueen Wilhelmina tEr). from Rotterdam
FOR New York o Philadelphia.
Nanss Feb Madonna tFr). from Marsetlles for New
York. .--r.r
Il Michass 3-TaEus tBTl. New York via Kingston
Colon etc. southampton.
TiIskaT Feb 4-Cevie tl3r1 New York Tor i.'efIo"I
cspa Spsrtel. Feb 4-Mauhattan Ger, New York for
AlElsrs. Malta, eta.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
HELD UNDER SUSPICION OF ARSON.
Two Fires Lead TO Arrest of East Side Cloak
Manufacturer.

Under $3.50 bail for examination Monday,
Samuel Duberstein. a cloak manufacturer, at No.
! Walker street, was held by Magistrate KTOtel
yesterday afternoon in the Tombs court, charged
tn q short affidavit with being suspected Of ar
son"
Two distinct fres. the police ard firemen allege,
we're discovered the second floor OF the building
Al No. / Walker street. Du5e-stein IT is alleged.
was seen 10 come out OF the building with dress
suit case when the smoke first noticed. and
zhen 20 run back IN and yell fire. The police say
ore OF the fires was in e closet and the other q
cutting table the second floor. The prisoner fur
siished cash bail and was released.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
CORONA BOY ACQUITTED OF ARSON.

John GeTbe. charged with being OF the band
cf f-ebuzs who terrortzed the village Of Corona
Long Island early lasi fan, acquitted OF
sn the Arst degree IN the Queens County Court,
Long Island Cty. yesterday. Mrs. Marie Delanor.
widow had been charged by Gerbe and others with
hiring them to set fires Mrs Delanor
rested snd held without bali. but the examine
ffon before Magistrate Connolly she vas discharged
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
CITY, LOSES BROOKLYN FERRY CASE
Motion to Restrain Owner Of Franchise De-
MED hv Justice Thomas

Justice Thomas. Of The Supreme Court, Brooklyn,
denied yesterday the motion. made on behalf of
the city restrain ". O. MAIDEN. c. n Allaire and
Others from disseminating the 42d street ferry and
20 punish the defendants tor contempt He held
that Mr.. Alaire was not operating the ferry and
could not be eujoined
M-. AIlsire purchased from the city the franchise
90 operate d ferry from I'D street Manhattan, to
Broadway Brooklyn, but did not purchasee the
boats Mr. MAIDEN owned lease. granted by the
New York Terminal Company of boats and ter
rlinal facilities and acquired the right TO Mr..
Auaire's franchise
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
HAROLD S. VANDERBILT FINED $40.
Pleads Guilty of Driving Automobile at Night
with UnIighted Lamps

Boston Feb 4-Harod b Vanderbilt. son %
William X. Vanderbilt, entered plea OF guilty
and paid a fine ot SO IN the municipal court to
day on a charge of Driving his automobile night
with unlighted lamps. He appealed from decision
of the finding him guilty OF overspeeding
AIr Vanderbilt is q ~tudent at Harvard.
Mr. Ianderbts automobile license sus-
pended later, and should he lose his appeal from
the verdict which found him guilty of reckless
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
TRANsPACIFIC MAns.

T1..-Ir ation and steamer close IN New Iork-
Isran t-orea- China and Philippine Is
aDIs ,yta day $50
New Zealand. Austria tCNccpt West,
ss '''% Francisco FEB :. $50 m
ans via seateS-shnano Msri.--. FEB H. eso m
al. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands San Francisco}-MonEoIla. Feb II, $3.50 m
Franciscol-Alameda- FEB lS, $3.50
japan C1rea. China and Philippine Isl
aaIs al and Victoria
GEmprsss of 10.
dressed oait) Cva Taconaj %Cyciops 49, $50
Australia texcept Westl. New zealand.
Islands Caledonia tyta
and Victoria p CD-Mu1ua. Feb 81. $3.50
Tahiti. Marquesas Islands. New Zealand
nd Australia Except WesO (via san
Francisco -Mgrposa Mar 3. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
NEW FAST TRAIN TO BUFFALO.

To meet the growing demands OF the travel be
tween New York and Buffalo the West Shore
Railroad VIII Sunday. place in service new
train. named The Bu1alonian-' This train will
leave Kew York daily at p arriving in Buffalo
nj AIS a m novel feature will be a sleeping car
-zsfh an observation smoking room Returning.
1hss train will leave Buffalo at arriving in
nSssrr Ynrk q a.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
MIRELEss REPnsrs

The Majestic reported 403 miles OF Sandy FIoo.
at 1880 yesterday, is expected TO dock about : -
to-day.
The Graf waldersee. reported as 29s miles east ~
SANDY 9SO yesterday. expected TO docls
8 3 to-day.
The Columbia. reported 1IGO miles east Of SANDY,
look q a yesterday, is expected dock about q
? m Sunday.
The Ancora. reported OF Sandy tto,Ls
c I:I5 m yesterday, IS expected dock about 3:31
. N saturday
HOOK at y yesterday, Is expected dock about 6
I m SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

Every Patriotic American will want picture
Of Abraham Lincoln. very handsome one
FREE with next Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

5:22 Moon rises - Moons are :,
HIGH WATER
4. M.-Sandy Island $40 He'll Cato 1ooo
2. M-sandy Hook s:25 s45 Hell Ca.e i0S
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
MANHATTAN OPERA oI HOUSE. Sc

u .
OSCAR HANiNIERSTEIN. Director
GRAND OPERA SEASON I9Os-O9-
TONIGHT o'clock - SALOME- Regular
prices MISS MARY GARDEN, Nine. DOria, Niles
Tau~redi. Severtns. NM. DaImores, Dufranne.
Wales. Daddi. De Segurola. Crabbe De Craza- Dir
fampauini.
SAT- MAT. 2.15-BoHEME. Miles. CAYALIERI
ZepriIH. NM Constantine, Sarnarco, Gilbert: De
Segurola, GiarpH -tiailettL Mus. dir. CampaninL
SAT NIGHT. S:t5-TAIES OF HOFFMAN,.
Marsha 4 Idrfch. NM DalmoTes. Renaud. Gilbert.
Crahbe. Daddi Gianoli- Galett. Cond.. Charlier.
SUNDAY. s.3O-Campanfnt Concert SOC 81. so.
MILE. LABIA in Italian Popular Songs Miles.
GerviI!e- Reache. Trentinl Nine Mariska- AIdrich:
NM Taccaui Wales. Polese, GtanOIi -GailettL Sc
lection from 'Salome'' t'Seven Veils'')
mented NOrchestra of 100
MKT WEEK.
MON. at S-SALONE. Irregular prices.) MISS
MARY GARDEN, Nine DOrta. Niles. Tsncredi
Seycriua. Nm. Dulmores. DUfranne Wales. Daddf.
De ScEur0la- CrabbS. De Graza. Dir. Campanini
WE'D at S-AIDA Mines. AEostInelIi Doria. NM.
ZenatelIo. Sammarco. De Grazia. Armondf Grand
Corps de Ballet Mile. Odettc Vaery. premiere
dauseuse EtONe- Mus dir. CamDRnini
FIsiD. S-LUCIA. MNIE. TETRAZZINI Mile.
Ssverina NM Taccani. Sammarco ArimondL Mus.
dir. Campanini
SAT.-IAT AZ TALES OF HOFFMAN, Miles
EsPiuasse. ZeppiL TreDtini Nine. Mariska- -AIdrch:
MM Dalmores, RenNud, Gilbert. Crabbe. Daddi
Iiisuoll- -Galietti COnd.. Charier.
SAT. NIGHT. at S-LA SONSAMBULA. NINE
TETRAZZINI. Mile Trentini: NM Paroa. De Sc
EuroIa- Conductor. Fare1N
SEATS ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Some two hundred patrons Of the Hotel Albany
at No. 144S Broadway. driven from their beds
TO the lobby early yesterday by a fire in the Rigo-
lettc restaurant. which adjoins the hotel. at No
1916 Broadway. a large crowd gathered IN the
street and watched the firenen save six men from
the third story of the restaurant building which
Is four stories high. The fire was confined TO the
restaurant and did not reach the Hotel Albany
The damage 5000
The annual dinner OF the Logan Club will be
held at the clubhouse, Sixth avenue and Garfield
Place. Brooklyn. tomorrow evening. Among the
speakers will be Timothy /. Woodruff William A
Prendergast. Darwin r. James, jr General John
A Logan and the Rev. DR. James NJ. Farrar
The annual entertainment and reception Of the
Republican Club Of the 3Oth Assembly District will
be held on Thursday evening next at the Harlem
Casino.
Charles +. PelleH will lecture on The AppIica-
Of MOda
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

Every Patriotic American will want picture
Of Abraham Lincoln. A very handsome one
FREE with next Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

Charles f. Pellew will lecture on The AppIica-
tion Of Modern Dyestu1s' at Columbia University
on Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

"Brings mall
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

A MIA. ELECTION OF THB AMERICAN - IL 81
n tute. Thursday. Feb II. 1Sot. Al 10 " -
polls open 10 a NJ 70 p. u
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
An Ingenious Res, Cure.

Some managers crave responsibility
as a child does sugar. Take IL away
from them and their spirits drop and
they lose their stamina. The Office
manager of vigorous Wholesale
house was once given months vaca-
ton, supposedly to refresh his mind
and get his thoughts on other lines.
He left a hale. hearty and vitality
sturdy man. He was supposed to be
basking In the sunshine of a mountain
lake taking life easy, far away from
the toll and care of the greedy mart
In reality, he was eaten alive by mos
puitoes, worried TO death for fear of
business going wrong. and chafed by
a dragging impotence. His very soul
longed for the strife and his miser-
able ennui drove him to aggravated
liver troubles. In three weeks he re-
turned, blanched and haggard. He
was put to work, loaded to the guards
with responsibility. and with ten
hours toll per day he fattened like
corn-fed pig. II was better than the
most ingenious rest cure ever in
vented, To this day the man breads
his enforced lay-off over Sunday
Bookkeeper Magazine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
Boy Experts in Wireless TelegraPhy,
Who Have Been Able TO Intercept
Aerial Messages With Their Home
Made Apparatus.

Chicago, ILL.,. oct. 2O.--A Juvenile
south side Wireless Telegraph I'm
ion" is the project in hand for 15-year-
old John Petri 329 Twenty second
street. John has an associate partner.
Willie Later, who is II years old and has
a station on the roof of his fathers
store. $40 Twenty street. The
two boys have this one station COM
lpleted and i'm working order. They
have plans for four other stations and
intend making wide circuit that will
cover the whole South Side.
I The station on the roof of the Laier
boys fathers store was erected by the
two boys alone, without any other as
sistance. Not only was the station
erected by the boys sole efforts, but
the appliances ana apparatus they
manufactured i'm the little carpenter
shop i'm the rear OF the Potr boys
home. only the most delicate instru-
ments were purchased. The boys
wound their own coils made their own
batteries, adjusted their potcntia-meter
and strung their wires.
THE only thing we haven't made is a
sending helix" said John. who has
made passionate study of the wire
less science ever since he was old
enough TO read books. "The sending
helix has been almost too intricate n
job for me to handle" he added, but 4
expect To master il as surely as | have
the other details that puzzled me so
long. / am trying to make one now,
but you mustn't say anything about il.
because | don't want it known until
have finished"
Understanding" suddenly went
the two little balls that were balanced
ut the ends Of pieces of wire protrud-
ing from the wonderful box.
"Call, can, call n. r. s." echoed !
John, reading the sudden cracking
that came from the instrument under
his hand.
Pretty soon the instrument started
another cracking and it sounded like "A /
miniature regiment of soldiers i'm n
sham battle on the Fourth of July.
THAT is too fast for me-" John adj
mitted, but we will soon be able TO
read the fastest message going. Some
of them are in different codes We are
going to learn the principal ones-thr
naval the continental, and we already
know the Morse our receiving tuning
coli has got to be improved. but we arc
handicapped for money so we have 10
get along the best we can. our sta
ton here only cost us $1i in cash. and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21

and distributes It's healing. cleansing
and vitalizing influence directly pnon
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Il.
me moment you suspect any kidney
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pains begin taking this harmless med
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no other remedy at any price, made
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as a hfty-cent treatment of Pape.s
Diuretic' which any druggist can sup
ply.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape. Thompson & Pape of Gin
cinnatL Is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
OF your confidence
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape's Diuretic, and a few days
treatment means clean, active healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs
and no backache.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
PIONEER WOMEN MEET.

a number OF pioneer women of the
copper country were entertained Tues
4 day evening by Mrs. Margaret HeaIy
at her home at Dakota and Montezuma
streets. There were present Mrs peter
huppe OF Calumet Mrs. Christ Schenk
Oh calumet Mrs. Jacob Young and Mrs.
William Allen Of Houghton and Mrs.
George Ruppe Of Hancock.
Mrs. Peter Isippe and Mrs. Christ
Schenck came TO the copper country
90 years ago this month and all Of the
members Of the party had lived at the
old Clif mine in the early days. They
spent the evening in talking Of old
tunes. in singing old songs and in en-
joying a dinner. 1t was a social affair
that was unique and one based on n
tender sentiment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
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Ten years of success with this mild
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so that you also will be convinced
Eagle Drug store.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
New Missiles for Weddings.

1t is quite singular how of late
years a decided objection to the an.
cient custom of rice and slipper throw.
ing after the bride and bridegroom
has sprung up, so much so that sew
eral comparatively new ideas have OF
late come almost universally into
vogue.
Instead of the hard rice pellets,
which occasionally are thrown with
too much vehemence to be pleasant,
some brides go in for substituting the
tiniest ladies' slippers as well as
horseshoes made entirely of soft silver
paper. These resemble a sparkling
shower of silver. Other brides lean
to providing their friends with dried
rose or other sweet smelling leaves
TO be thrown after them
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21

| this we earned by putting i'm door bells
and burglar alarms. We may be able
To make some money on our system
when we get ii completed, though. 1
am nearly ready To erect the tower ON
my own roof. II viii be "A lO-foot tow
er, and | expect To be able To send
and receive messages from a distance
of 800 miles"
Both boys are devoting their entire
time to the study of electricity. They
know all the technical terms ana can
make the ordinary visitor to their shop
gasp when they patiently try to ox-
plain the various purposes of their APP
paratus. Soon they expect to be able
TO communicate with Englewood.
Woodlawn, Hyde Park Kenwood aud
back TO the home headquarters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
AMPHlDRoME ATTRACTION.

Manager Mcnamara of the Amphi-
drome announces the engagement of
Jack Foote, comedy roller skater. for
the week commencing Nov 1. Foote
does his act in character and is said to
be very clever. He comes here highly
recommended and will doubtless please.
The act furnished by Foote is some
thing out Of the ordinary.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
En- FamlIIe.

Willie, a little country boy. nix
years of age, was taken one Sunday
night to a large city church. whore
he saw for the first time a vested
choir. To his mothers surprise and
qualification, he not only kept wide
awake, but seemed greatly interested
in every part of the service. At its
close he turned to her and said, 81 like
this church, it is so nice to watch the
preacher when he comes out with all
his wives in their nightgowns. "-Har.
per's Magazine.