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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
JERSEY SKEETER OUTLOOK
MILLIONS WAIT FOR EEPHI ~
70 WAFT THEN HITHER.
suRa Reveals Choice lrecSaaRg scots n
maS0Hne Nhere Expectnnt LaFN n
are Dreammg 90 Ine FeHsG m store
jersey Authorities Nay Oil ThrR.

, huna hGNenln ahDoco WreeNhnB opotN ~
naS0Hne Nhere Hxpectnnt LAPN N
are Dresmms % inc FeHsI m store
Jersey authorities Nay Oil Them.
Tho members Of the Rayonno Board
Of Health. with Health Physician John
7. Connolly. Deputy Health Physician
Charles J Larksy ana Commissioner
William DELANEY OF the Hudson County
Board OF Health. spent yesterday after
noon trailing the 1910 crop OF mosquitoes
to their lAiTs, and they met with much
succear They discovered thousands Of
nearly full grown iarvs in four sections
on the east SIDE Of the city bordering
near New York Bay. wheFs the blood.
suckers were getting ready Eor the annual
campaign.
South Of Twenty second street and e.
tending TO a railroad SPUR % the plant
81 the Standard Ol Company the invos-
tiEAting party came across an ARA 100
by 5000 te~t In extent where. unless
rrompt aOtiCn ia taken, enough moo
quitoes will be graduated within the next
week OF ten days tn cause discomfort
not only to the JoOpN residents % Bay
onns bat Ia Ihoss II Jersey City and
Staten island. 1hir pursery consists Of
the genuine salt marsh IN which mcs-
quito- thrive best, and ~ II cannot b.
drained u will have u lie flied in ~ afford
the desired relief.
Anuthcr 6ne hreesIins sI,at vac found
west of tho Iehieh Valley Railroad tracks.
between Twenty -Pecond aud Twenty
eighth strs~ts several years ago a pipe
WINS lad thew 70 drain the section. hut u
- fcc' ton high and mosquitoes arr bred
there during To entire snrine and sum
fn"r. Vas, II the Central kliiroadt TRACKS
within the same area the party came
across "a region that will r-1utre 1000
feet II dIiChing IL Kill ~" the hte,.ding
rrnde EVOus. The SPIT Wss black with
wrizEleTs. 4 pr0l,fic breeding camp was
located opyosi'e the Central Railroad
station NJ Forty ninth st-Nvt. IN which
we're found large QUANTITIES. ~ nearly
full grown larVa rne ara - about
filty by tWontV-fNo feet ~ extent and
eau easii'' T. got rih UG
Commissioner DelaDey ,aVturnd and
bottled . hIndrssd oT - of Nv" WrigglerS.
~ said that II Bavonns SipeS ont the
brN-ding spots which have bc~n lu'ats'i
the CitT viii be pTa ''iCsllg nO~qui'ole>S
thI- summer NJ explained that u -
the duty e Raynnn" Officials To cooperate
With these Il Jeraey Iity snh other ~
gions in Abolt-hing the mesquite plagl~.
Re -aId that IN" penn~ylvania. Nav J~r
ley central and lshigh Valley railroad
official have promised 81 a-si-t whar-
hr~edin,S place, I-s found on their prop
eTtv and will spend as go Tor this PURPOSE
IN Hud~on county
Health Commissioner Herman KEN
who live n@ar th" standard Od plsnt.
SAIL that ths usV-,lt'it - - ,Seared 10 thrive
% the Ill Hs We informed that oil
sill destroy oplv IN" llryT and that "
has onlv - GH't~ning ~N"s't IN full grown
,nS@ -
rbe r,,,,,,-.,,,.,.y. ,,,,ed ., aDueaI q,
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Girl IND LOVER EOCKED uP,
PsIIre say Shc CSWscs>~d stealing 10
cine to Him


Dora Aayhloon, ~ years old ot 40
B,IshW ick avenue Williamsburg. vas
locked M m the Hamburg Nenue police
station lat night nm a charge IT grand
larceny. and her hanGy. Hyman Alderman,
taiIor. Who lives a, II6 S~igel street
~As also held by the police OG the same
station on a charge 81 receiving stolen
goods
The girl vas accused I'd stealing jeweiry
wearing apparel and other things from
samuel Ahraham-. a custom tailor At
1sD Nyrkof avenue. In whose family she
was employed ~ a domestic servant.
AbrahAms engaged her at am intslli .
gence Office \ month ago. last sunday
the girl borrowed a dime from Mrs. Abrs-
ha'Ds to buy writing PAPER and When
<hs went ont she didn't return. Tn.
family disroV cred thst diamond pm
valued =, 50. ten shirtws,s,s. several
rolls Of brOadcloth. q new skirt belonging
to Mrs Abrahamz. pair NJ gold eyeglasses
and siO in money werr missing The giTi
was suspested ~ the robbery and tho
police % the Hamburg avenue station
we're not lfi.d.
LA. n,E,u As,@t'ves Got -lYs 20 The
girls Whereabouts and found hs.r ~ 'hr
hlshWick aNen,Ie atdreSs She almost
Cnllau~Od when she hes ~ that she was
gotnR 10 30 arrested Shs admitted the
pohCs hav, haVinR robbed Abr.hams
4dd -Sif she tfid u vOF TIE esNe ~ ne
sweetheart 4cksruirn IN whose Pos
session she SAID the diamond pan could BE-
found
After the eirl was locked up the poIicp
won't after Nckorman He didn't have the
missing piu. huN he had m h.~ Possession
10 WntiCkst= tbr the rolls NJ brNadciNrh
He sod he would willingly pay for the pm
u" I.olics took HIM 20 the station house
y b.n the EiFi ssw b,n abe sohbed and
threw hos = n,s around his ne~k Roth will
- arrEignsd N the Manhattan ayShu.
l. .lIaa mum ln.afaN
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POSTAL SAYINGS BANK sILL.
s0b-C Smmlttee a me uoase Pest Omes
GomIniatse lnAhas % AwTe~.


WASHINGTON. April Is-The aub-com-
nnttee % the House COMMITTEES on Post
on''es and Post Roads which has been
considering the postal savings bank ball
i"r the last four or five weaka has found
ITSELF unable IN agree y sa==SSsssaos
has reported two measures bAck to the
tdll committee. Tho principal question
az issue among the members Of the sub
COMMITTEES concerns the disposition Of
me Lnnds receiVed on deposit by the
postal savings banks. There are how
ever. several other matters in dispute
considerable majority OF the members
OF the tull committee are oppoaNd to
any Postal savings hank bill a. all. Yet
ChAirman Weeks and the others who hold
this view realiss n the nAme time that
some sort 81 a measure must he rst.orted
va order that the House may 20 on record
IA the proposition, witch n urRed by
President TAFT A. ons % the ADMINISTERS
lion policies. 10Th the Republican and
nem"crattc platforms cuutain PlAnks adj
NocAeing postal savings hank legialation.
80 there " general ieeiing among the
inetnberAhip u the Houss thai some sort
81 leGiAlAtioD must be had At this sesMion
II ConGress.
A straight savings bank proposition is
favored by come members u the sub
ComEnittee. They think tho 0oveTnnsnt
should 10 allowed to bring the deposits
'o washington and make whatever use
~ the funds u sEreed upon including
investment Ia the Government per
GENTS. Othsr uavmteru u the stlb-cDm-
mites think ths monev should be de-
POSTED In local banks 30 that b may re-
main IN local channels VI trade
The s'Ib-coumittee which hhs been
unable ~ agree on the hill coneiaas OF
Representatives Gardner % Ner Jersey
HUI of Pennsylvania, Dlrey of View York.,
HaEncr 81 Idaho, Moon % Tennessee and
Small ~ North Carolina The reports %
this sub COMMITTEES viii DO taken NJ hy
IN" full committee the latter part u next
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LC6ItNO CONTERNO STRTCkEN.
M1sslrtsa FsunM Z BeeHsc ssua FV~sW NPs-
plrN, and Takes - BelIeNur.

Igssano Contsrno the oldest 1t TO
family - musicians and hAndmn~tsrs
was stricken With apopicyy az 10 ociocN
last night on the sir'-~' at -Four ,e-nth
street and Broadway An ambulance
'pok him 70 Bellevue ..O-ptal wh"r-
hs still MAS ,IncGGsc O,is o-Tiy IN = mora
ing
" hen he lid not return 10 his home a.
SIS West I'5ih street his family D"gan .
-carch for ium. His spu. Dr George "
Conserno Of I35 NacdyuEal srest. =
visiting surgeon 10 ~ NincrHt's Ho-pIt al.
N, th. couTs~ IL the search visitesl Belle
vua aud there found his father Mr.
ConteSnO ~ 20 years old.
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GAVEL on WOMEN-S HANDS.
Wlae ~ bsaysr-V,ssrt ssi.lei Figures Coz.
sparusaslS n Q 9Osasay's rev.

MnwAukEE April iS.-istOriss % dis
cord among the sasteriy members Of the
Forward Sick BeasAt Society. in which
the wife OF Mayor elect Emil Seidsl va
raped over the fingers with a gavsl.
we're told bsTOre Court Commissioner
AdOlph KAnnebsrg to-day. In the row
which put a sudden e0d 70 the meeting
Of the society on March 4, a witness sud
Mrs Seidel was hit on the hand with the
President's gAVel. Mrs. Sophia Zefbolsko
FELT that aants gRvel land three times
in quick succession on hsr head and Mrs
Flora BurSneister wus thrown down by a
Mrs. Brunn-
The meeting ended with tho presi.
dent Of the socisty, Mrs. Helen
Banofsks. being taken from the rom
by two policemen and carried on in the
police patrol. 10 all came about when
Mrs. RanoIsks started legal prOoeedines
against Mira SsidSl and seven other
msmberH % the society. She charged
them with handling her roughly in an
effort to dspOse her from the chair. She
said that she tainted and didn't know
iusG what had happensd. shs asked q
discovery statute examination. Her plea
In this regard wAs granted 10y Circuit
Judge Williams. Tho caSe was assigned
to Commissionsr kanneberg.
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81 different" HOTEL MAKES ITS DEBUT.
The Blackstone Chicago, Michigan Boulevard's New
Palace, Formally Opened to the Public.
Interior Model of Decorators Many
Insure Comfort of Guests

lamp 10 Aower holder Ali the linen bears
tho crest NJ tho Blackstone. The uphol-
starry h In American Beauty rose. ~ are che
draperies over tho French windows. 10 In
a room that for beauty and elegance can
world.
The ballroom. which vii be used a. a
tea room and = meeting place during the
Afternoons. IL all In white and gold. a ft.
ting frame or soeting for bellies Of che
dance Who will visit IT, IL 10 a room that
the decorators may point 10 without fear
Of unfavorable criticism
IL, too. looks out upon tho lake. A bal
cony runs around the room and French
doors open from it. Tho arrangement 81
lights and the beauty OF tho calling. all Gull
Ininating in the central cluster o. lights
and crystals. combine TO make room that
will bocofas famous all over the pol:ts
world
The private dining rooms witch open
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wine WsrherS D--Gle 10, to s'rILc.

WILkEsEAREi 20 April ." Upon me
ADVICE ~ OficsTs 1T ths mine workers
union the mime workers At the South
NilkesbaTrs shaft % the Iehigh and
AtIKs~iarre Coal COMPANY did not %
On strike thiE morning as they had in
tends-n he union ofiicers bearing Of tho
desire "a strike went - the men and told
them that they would violate their aEreR-
merit with tho union n they went out and
that the h@~t way To settle tho difiiCulty
Wa Ca have a COMMITTEES present their
grievance to the coal company
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EGSI F0R WIEI
ur Heats Him stewart IN BISsty FiEht
Draw for krNes
,r,ur' Cias p,rn-'rs 70 T"' So

~P~'uE Gaze 10 7r'rN - TUk ~rS
PsrIs Arril ~ ksr' kr,e- and BarkrN
Naiiev fought '~n roTni match her" to-
night k.,-S 1sa- very uui,k snd Hrong
huf showed thar he A. uu-Aill..d lie did
not make q favorable IMPRESSION HsllcN
Ma not ~ rong enough Tie ngh' vas
HOMOGENEOUS aud a. d.' laT~d q draN
Tho feature 81 tho eNcniH Wa twenty
round match l,.' V."n sam N"Ney and Tim
stewart NCNcy had ~ sll hi- own WAY
SteWar' tired IT, take advantage ~ has
Veig but MCNcy avoided him and hi
him every time stewart did pa--ahl y
Nrli IN tho 1r.i ihre" round- During the
fourth h. Wa bleeding profuSrly but con
'inu.sd ia ngh' until tho II KIN round. Nhen
b~~ornmg literally nltnsi"d Nv blood his
-.scgHdz stopped D." match
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sIo. Oas rrdIr, Ter YsunG WsmaH

RIygEHEAD. l.. T. April "a. \ Jury
in the Suffolk County Court to-day
AWARDED $1,000 damages to Mice Hstt'e
Duke " PatGhOGlRe against Frederick
" Nhitridgc a. rso.ivsr Of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company % New York
CITY for damaGss suffered or Decesn-
her - last. when she SHs NJ red ~
chatham 3qunT-
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q. '1NTRSCTOR> WRINE
"".'''", '"WBS ttiSn. bUt for 'h~
r'tNcv-Br- ~ th1 WSrk

' A. Announcement vas
isg u tho organization
- .:prsnlineni contracting
81 ~ d,riOg TIE newt
-'t~- '-"mplctS move than
rrh . soTk The com
.r vi a. N" Association
"utr'''pr- aud IL object
llr-t, 80 ppDo-e s'Ich
..ry haTRs cana con
'.'I ~ tho opinion of
. .... ? ttUwts-... second. 20
agd .ou-'dcr Work
..',' g. 'hird - pnAhls
.fI' 'ir,1B- ,-ITnpARies 90
D. ac i'.n- i,y tho other
.| rfif yaiuabl" ideas ~
r'.u' dut methods
No. DO H.uth the s-sostaii0 90
. .al "a thi- ,rty vc-ts.r
.r..H-. - The prganiIAtIpn
Ia to-day ] hs 0f1-
tI.ru are President.
u'.lsl partner and
u ~hau'"y Morri~sey. Inc :
n'.r' X " Scpt' Il scott
~ 'Yinpany. -e,Dnd vice
..I~, Sawyer 81 Horton.
..u -',Istarv. 4 RrDN n
.I"t -tTrIOtiyn COInpany (.
..rr - ~" MARYLAND
.." ih- 0gafIi ZatiOn
sluu ~ Once
\ 'pz' ~ rUribinatiOu
40 o.. HHv wdv restrict
'' rHirf'l.-. icing the
..' -,.s ~tnna IN this
'at".i ~ uitg- and % h
-.', uuuAnies which have
H'i all BE- - within a
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Na,, NthIp,I- Csaies,s Declared on

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April is-As a marx
% respect to the memory 81 Midshipnan
Earl ~. Wilson all Of the athletic CONTESTS
scheduled for to-day ~ the Naval Academy
wsrs called 81 the lis' includinR has~ball
Wtth Husknsli. lacrypne with Baltimore CIV
College and tennis Nth ~ Johns, The
remaining contests 81 the seAson schedule
will he ptaysd a. arranged
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tered through vatC'. ,h"gc l. m Iv- frees-
ing plant and an electric generator these
az" only some IT thu features that GO -
make tho RlsCk-ton" y different hotel.
" Should H. Understood that n ~ a hot~l
fnr tn transient guest and that u - NOT a
family h"trl IA any -enso Of tho word
-Ih. arChttrCt~ Ms-nrS Marshall and
F"v AMI Tho pwn"r- tho Drake Motel 90
undertook t. put together - ho'"l ~ g.p.
''s vho 1r'' a"CI=tonInd - The h'st and
Who y ~ app, ctat- IL. -aid PROMINENT
-iucNupId"r Today. aud ! believe thor
have. -lIgC'tTiyd
Ito i'iFCk .'ou'. ~" 'diN~r~ut"
h"'"l - open TODAY Trg ~" frst time
fer thc approNai ~ ~" pubIi- 1n,I fer
the puh'i''~ pa'T"U1rr.
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Tho floors above ar, given over &" the
'ed chanl-.rr separate plan has l"en
followed IN the Decorating and furnishing
- -sCh &C Tho go lscOiroomp Fvrry bod
'upm - an outside rpom and each haS its
uvn privat" bath. WHICH hes 'l-o IN shii .
>idn window AZ IN" appointments are
modern They nav" homclikr app"sr-
Inc" that d1"- not usually IpT'ar ~ i hotel
l".drpom Th"Ur afs. twin beds with broad
dr"-~er- and easy ohairH with Window
-~sits and handsome draT-rir-
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Bui the way ~ Witch u j. different
lies IN the interior The main enTTan,'a to
the Blackstone - On Hubbard Place There
~ a carriage entrance an Michigan BOnlc-
yur1 There II sn ENTRANCE ON Hubbard
ef3es lC24ias La. .tlt,-if.i.s - als..-.t.-s
which lifts the guests directly ~ the bail
rootn floor With it, dressing rO0tnS for men
and NoIn~n. p-rIniti ing them To attend a
hall or reception IN the motel and ~ enter
tanned IN the private dining TooTns Nithollt
hsvwg 20 vst-s tarcfgt tsta ulain tTtstJy ~
the hotel ~ 20 apI'esr IN tho halls Ur
promenade
There 10 nothing gsudy about the Black
-tonS. No m" viii ever say -ging"rbr.ad-
on entering any apartm"nt of tna p-utal-
lahment II = not CAV witt gilt ~ iins..l
u - not gorgeous IN ~" common tIzss oi
that ternI. The ballFn,,,u tho main ,,Orri-
dor. the privai. dining ropus the Inain
dining rpon all lwve the quiet elegance
thlr sO1ner from T'.,ri"Ct taste. Darfect har-
rnony dirplayci by tin. best artists
The main lobby " Iancl--i m French val
nut Tho c~iling ~ ~ DID iVory 70 ~ Of the
pertri ~ IGui- WI IN" lrap.rie-. al
from Frlnrs. hlrn"p; With th" panel
ma Passing Ip tho rrlad ira rlL" -teps
The clerks uff~s- ar" N 'hs isft ~ west
On the osst ~ the ruiT4nc. ~ tho main
dining rvCu1
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FREDONIA. y. Y. April ia Edward Pay
son Weston arrived bors from Eris. Penn
~ : O'Clock tonight. covering the distance
Of fOrty-etRht miles IN nineteen hours
West rleld Tie Wtn remain In PrcdOnta over
SUNDAY
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aEl.nrF ARAnrMEN1,a

STUDIO Apartnenta. - Eaat ion 81 aarre
Im1lnn. eruplncea. eleanl hcna hot va iar, huIssa
paEy decoraaet; I'VE rponat ana IAN. fonccaatB1g
- 0CtubeT q tanifuf
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W'. WaahhgsSa Beats Csilsse Lacrosse
P9ayeFa.

BALTIMORE. April is.-swAFthmOre Iost
itt lacrosse to-day Mount Waahington
beaftag th- co.lsgians = goals 20 4
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Trrnrh Diain. Room

Ihs dining ru"ni. 'Stcru feet lhov" the
level 81 Inc avenue. extends along the On
tire eaSt side ~ tho hotnl overlooking IN"
LAX" " - anp'H"r mo'i..l ~ ITcn~h art
IN DECORATION Tn cham. tshlc- drsI,e-
ria~ h4ngtug- s.,yn 49,. l,uIss 80 each ~
~. La,lrs earn. fTpm Paris Each lamp
cpVeErd with iic Hpr~adIug rnad- -
ght..i from q storage l-'tt"rv undcrnvath
~ tabl.
In the brass v.rk dir.,'ly l"nrlth the
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DURI0UE. Ia. April is.-TOm Lotus
IOrTnqT manager oT the S. Louis Brow as.
died here t0-day
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0TTTTFF7 ? y TTTT'7TT7 ~
Colonial CEIiPpendaEe
AND
Sheraton Furniture,

OTIentals P"r~clain- fine Erchings and
EngTavinR-, sheffield Plate. Bear Robe.
n Flemish TaT-stry, PoIl Table. Nathu-
shck upright ease Piano. So
10 he sold on
Wednesday, Thursday. FRIDAY. Satur-
day and MONDAY.
April ~. =, - - and p.
at Two n.clpck each day
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~ NgsrrOn' WIreIea-.

~ NgsprUnl Wtrplea-.
- uTnessla f0r NcN YOrk. VAS 40 miles east
Of NaRdy Nook at n n yesterday
- Minneapolis. foI New fork. Waa 10 miles
east ~ sandy HOok az noon
- Nynaan. Tor New Y0rk. as go miles east
~ sandy Hogk ateiA 4. ~
81 LApiand fGr NgW Work Was 20 miles east
II SANDY NoDk AZ ION \ 81
~ tFuauota. With NAvahne for New YORK Was
efD miles EAST Of Sandy HOok 81 iO.a0 \ VI
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Jacob RuEinO

tpnlprt>ing ~ p8"i
HIGH CLASS HOI Skiold APPOINT
MfNTS
including Louis Nv Empire
and MarqIIeterIe Suites Tp-
bleS. Cabinets odd Chair. So
\ WEBER BABY GRAND PIANO.
Aeolian PianOla. costly Dralrris-s. HING
ing and Lac" Curtains, several CaraTa
Marble RI-ts. beautiful Cut Gia>-. Eu-
Top@an Porcelaius, Solid silver. Book
oil Painting, Jnd Water Color@ bv
John FatIlkncr. !. Mac Pl,earson. lie Rvy.
!. Ballorsine. ~ Roudel. and others.
4 magnificent Ormolu and Onyx Clock
Set. fin" Linens. Brass Bcds'cads.
Oriental Rugs. 81
To which we have added
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chicago. April L.

4 different hotel made its formal bow
IN Chicago last night
IL was without any fanfare Of trumpets
that thf Blackstone. the big hCaAas on Mich.
lgnn Boulevard. overlooking the waters Of
Lake Michigan. made lie start For weeks
and months the builders and decorators
have been laboring In the big structure.
for weeks All army ~ employees have
bsen drilling Constantly in the duties of
the various positions.
More than thr08 scors cOoks under tho
direction of Gustav Becker who for seVen-
teen wears Was the chef 10 the kitchen IN
ths Holland House In New York. have
been getting acquainted With the great
Kitchens Of the Blackstone
Ana yesterday when MesTs. Tracy 4,
and John y. Drake. with their Assistant
Managers. Paul Gqro and r. ' Tompkins.
after hnal surNev. pSlSs.ed the word that
the doors were open. the routine began
like the movement Or a rmo,th running
machine in which every part was par
fectiy adjusted and in perfect balance
inspection bY Stockholders.
Tie occasion Il the op"ning last night
was uladc the time Tor thu. Pathering of the
stock holders Of the Blackstone hotel com-
pany. who. with their " ne and dane hter,
and eNeethearts. filled the main dining
room and overflow - INT" n smaller one
And finally when the cNCcllen,-e ~ Chef
herkers art had teen duly praised they
To the h"aIItiful lssllrOo;D and 20 the bal
cony surruun'Iing ". and M and down All
hail with it, magnificent hangIngs and
drap'ries, ant into tn" Dr.yat" dining
rooms dlolning L.. then To the iloors above
To lnsJeCt ~. bedroom suites. With the
splendid Appointments. and they said:
What a different hotei'
The Blackstone ~ - 10. IN fact II already
~. one ~ fhc lantiIna rk- of Chicago II has
frontage on Michigan Boulevard 1t
eighty feet. lust north ~ Hubhar ri Place
" towers 90 feet above the strost level.
twenty-five stories ~ height "a alrcady
has taken its position 49, one NJ he mpSt
prominent features 81 the great sky line
un Michigan Boulevard
n ,s the first building In be- seen from
the boulevard. and from the aks 10 stands
Out alone. proud and beautiful The
slsnting rave Of the hate afiernoon sun ar
tho~" u the early morning hiring into
especial b'auty 81 lines &c the green tiled
roof. The surroundings. with tho view
across Grant park looLing on to tho waters
~ tho great lake. ate not SURPRISED Nv
any hotel ia the lnItad State
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AIR aud Water PmriArr-.

Air and Water PWri ilrr~.
There - \ uniq'I" system 81 O. cling tbs
mir and uf ventilation. there 10 q litter sys-
torn by whiCh every drop of water us.-i in
the hotel, even In tho hatas il l,vriectly
purified. and the very AIR whsh !. drawn
through the great vcnti!ating systCin IL ~
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RENL ESTATE FbR RFNT -NksI.
GIgFsTER sOl MY
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NIRTNE INrELLIGENCE.

NINpkTURe ALMANAC Tum Oar.
sun rises. ..siT sun Eets a. Moon sets 10
HbOn WATGH tuIs nav
sandy Hook LES GOV island 80 Hell Gate. "a
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4 COlPoirrAnlE home so1 eldcrty psopL,
av. rs NguoB.
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Tho bedrooms are nodsls. They ars
90 arranged that they can bs iised singiy
or thrown together
In every way the comfort 81 the guest
has been the fiT-st thought Not che slight
cot thing has been overlooked. There are
aide lights and lights along tho side ~ the
mirrors in the hath rooms that will appeal
to the man who shaves himself Theru ara
electric connections tor IN" woman whp
wants to heat curling non IL a. ths
guest leaves his room he turns the key in
his door all the lights m the room VIII be
exiting ishsd 9utoJnat ically
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- Nggkar ~ G-noa frpm NsN Yerk,
- AdFiasir. - ~ hIuii b rem NeW H-sa.
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