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Az G. ITO FL y!
Farrand and Farrand
ORGANS and Pianos

All who have used Farraud Organs know of their value as
and to those who have yet to buy
nothing quite sol good nothing that will compare with
it. The many patented that owned exclusively by
the Farrand Company them eminent all Others The
extra large bellows easy pump and supply the air
evenly through the valves assuring good sweet tone TO
prove this we invite YOU to listen to Farrand then listen 10
others. We challenge comparison.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-03-17
Going upl

Passenger-Ev Everybody has to do his
share toward the elevation Of his fel.
low men.
Elevator Man-I'm sure I've done
mine. I've been running this elevator
ten years.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-03-17

Co pound and
Liver Pills before
childbirth. and we
are all surprised to
see how much good
1t did. My Plysi
clan said { Without
doubt it was the
c O m pound that
h c lped you l
thank you for your
kindness in advising
me and give you full
permission to use
- A.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-03-17
Reliance Life Insurance Company,
of Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES II. REED, President.
Liabilities Sl,7sS.@
Assets $2,976,3S3.34

Assets S2976,3S3A Liabilities H,7sSes
More money behind each individual policy than in any
other company the United States Our dividends are 70
LARGE or LARGER. Some companies estimate that tbs
10 payment life policy is paid for with sum equal TO fs
annual premium payments Why take an estimation whsa
the Reliance Life guarantees you amount 20 pay
policy equal to more than S IL premiums if allowed to
accumulate at IL per cent.
On $4,000 policy, 20 payment life, age 80, Fremius
$3476O Guaranteed accumulation of dividends $t,9z7ia
Guaranteed cash value end 20 years $7oo7o paid as
policy $338O4O If dividends are used to reduce pre-
uns annually S415O is the first and $3.50 is the iea
dividend guaranteed Compare these figure, with tho
policy you now have write for information regarding an1
policy you would like Reliance Life policies second s
none. Men of ability wanted to write life irsurane: Ga
liberal commission contract or straight salary. Golden
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n 4 n0TGE Hoxo~o1 Aro<<%
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-03-17
Hardly.

Hardly.
Hewitt-You should make hay while
the sun shines.
Jewett-I can't II stick to my bust
ness Of making umbrellas
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-03-17
Cruel and Unusual.

Cruel and UNUSUAL.
Mrs. Ncvbride Boohoo. Hcnty threw
a biscuit at me, one that | made myself
too.
Mother-The monster! He might
have killed you.-United Presbyterian.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-03-17
HER
PHYSICIAN
APPROVES
Taking Lydia E. E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Sabattus, Mainc.-"You told me to
toke lydia T.. pinkham'S Vegetable
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Make
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Wear the usve for the disc nam
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
4 TURNDOWN FOR HtRSHILL.
TaggaFt Men Refused 60 Have Him In
dOrsed Tor PreslsIrnI.

ISDIANAPoIIs April ~ FRIENDS OF
Gov Marshall were very indignant o.day
when one Ct the TagEArt mcn who had
hcen on the reaoluticns committee ~
THURSDAYS convention gave ont the
original draft of a resolution presented
% the committee indorsing Marshall Fo-
the Presidency in 1912
The resolution was presented ~ a
friend ~ the Governor on the ~ommitj,-e.
and Il is said that il had the Governor
approval.
The Taggsrt met oh opposed II and all
o. it vas stricken out svrep: be part
indorsing the state administration Il
10 said that eight members Of the com.
mittee opposed Il. two spoke for Il and
three refused TO take any part la IN"
discussion The resolution as drafted
praised the Governor A. a man. sroke
Of him a. being Presidential timh-r
and gave him he Endorsement of the Marty
a. its candidate In 1879
some at tho members said that the
Governor might not b. the choice Of the
party IN Indiana when the time came To
select delegates. that he was certainly
not the choice Of all the party now and that
L wOC..s. b. best no. 20 spring TIE dties-
ton on q convention which was not a unit
on his proposition 10 namc a candidate
for the senate
The Taggart men refused 90 60 further
than indorse bis administration e State
Affairs and all the rcst o. the resolution
was blue pencilled by the chairman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
DTD NOR SHOW C4rSE o. DEtTH.
witness Ssya First swOpc NutOp,Ies We're
Futile

kANsls CTTT April % In the Hyde
murder case to-day the testimony u DR.
HEX oen was looked on with favor by the
defence His stItament- on direct exami-
nation were 20 the effect that the autopsy
II the bodies of Col. Thomas II SWope
ard Chrisman Swops did not show a
cause ~ death He further testified that
the microscopic examinations did not
show cause II death in the oase Of either
In reply - a Hypothetical question 81
more than 1000 words propounded by
one u the counsel Tor the State DR.
Hsktlen declared that the death of Col
SwOpe was due apparently 70 paraly ring
and oonyglsive poison
DT HektOen testified that he had been
employed by Mr. Paxton Then camc the
admission from DR. HektDen that on the
first analysts. made by DR. " s. Haines
4 Chicago no stryChnine Was found in
the ejectA Il Miss Margaret SwUpe and
no poisnH was found in the capsules which
had been given him for chemical analysis
When Mr. Walsh asked DR. HektOen
II " were not true that Dr. T. Smith
u New York city and DR. Gross. the ciry
chemist u Kans.s City a. representative -
- ~ Hyde. had made a futile demand
on hun and DR. HAines for a portion Of
, the visCers Il Col. Swope and Chrismau
| Swope a storm % objections was made
. 10y tho State which resulted IN argument,
. thai lastsd until court adjourned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
PRINCE SEES Naval AcADEMy.
as1al Chiaess directed WIN Rsomlng
Guna and RAnda.

ANNAPOLIS. April O.-Hs HiEhnss,
Pnnca Isai Tao and his hOnOrsd relative
Lord u visited the Naval Academy 20.
day.
u wa shortly before a O'Clock When
the special cor which brought the party
from Washington reached tho sampson
gate. Prom the time the visitors seoppsd
over the bounds Of the Academy TO he mel
oy Capt. BoUyer and his stan thoro Was
a continued round Of military pomp and
Iormaltty. Drawn up inside tho gate
we're two companies % marines with field
MUSIC and with the Academy band on the
nght; AZ tho party passed down this
.iIle the shore battery crashed out a "a t.
slonsl salute ot tWenty-Ons guns and the
900 played the Chinese national air.
while every one stood at attention.
After brief stop at the residence Of
supt, Bowyer the Prince with ford
"a and accompanied by tho siperin-
tendent and his aida. Lieutenant ON
ulAnslHr WurtNbaugh, entered a carriage
and we're driven IN the Oklahoma pnrade
ground Hero thu midAhipmcn IN full
dress parnded a. a hrigadn Of infantry
were inspected and then paaaed In review
before tho combined stan Of Prince
sal Tao and Supt Bower Lord
u during tho display manifested the
greatest interest m AL that went on
y must be said. however. that the young
rihces interest was apparently per-
funceory.
After inspecting the academy Prince
al Tao, Lord II, their friends and the
higher officers AZ the academy were enter
tained az luncheon Ivy Supt. BOwyer az
NE Official residence. After luncheon the
FRINGE returned 90 Washington
WARRINGTON. April N.-Prince Teal
Tao gave a FAREWELL reception tonight
NJ the New Willard Hotel MANY per-
sons prominent in tho Official and social
ue Of Washington WERE presented 10
MIN. There were no speeches The
Prince and the members Of his PARTY left
Washington on the midnight train for
New York. BEFORE his departure the
Prince gave out this interview on his
visit 10 this country.
zeal that cannot leave n. capital
ot this great country without expressing
my grateful thanks for tho splendid
hospitality which I have received from
tho Government and people Of tho United
states. Ever sinco I stepped on Amer
lean soil at Honolulu the whole country
has thrown open its doors % me and
70 The members ri my suite. and nothing
has been LETT undons Tor our comfort and
enjoyment a. veil a. for the furtherancc
81 the mission which has brought ~ 20
this country.
Ny only regret is that the time al
lottsd for my stay in this country per-
mits mo 10 obtain a mere glimpse Of iui
vast extent and varied resources But
that glimpse N suficient 10 produce a
permanent impression Of what | have
seen. ] am not unmindful Of the fact
that the hOnors and couTtesies which
have been shOwercd upon mo arr in
tended for me A. q member Of the i'm
peiial family of China and q representa-
tive Of the Chinese nation. On behalf
Of the Government and people II China
| sincerely thank the Government and
people az the United Statcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
WON'T aFFECT BIC FIGHT.
No OmelaI Action ENpe-ted to FsltsW
Death Sf Tommy Mccarthy.

No OmelaI Action Expected TO FsItsW
Death % Tommy Mccarthy.
sAx FRANcIsCo. April % The death
Of Tommy Mccarthy az 3 O'Clock this
morning from a fractured skull which
no received when he fell IN the ring last
night. after a knockout blow delivered
by Owen Moran. viii put a damper on
the ighting game here for a few weeks.
but Il IL not expected that the authorities
will take any action. ~ tie INJURIES were
purely accidental and not due 70 Moran's
blow
The little Englishman vas greatly
wrought up last night IN jail and declared
that n Mccarthy recovered he would
never enter the ring again he also
admitted that he had agreed 10 LEI McCaT-
thv atav fifteen rounds. - those Who bst
on that limit would cash In Then in tho
siHteenth hs cut loose ani finished the
I local boy.
NcCa.fthy's saconda admitted that their
man had gone stale This. with his Efforts
| In The ring. lowered hig vitality. and he
| vas unable 10 rally from the shock Of a
/ fractured akull His parents had en-
| courAged him in he ring work end his
4 father vas one % hts seconda His two
boy brothers are good boxers
laHriea and johnson both expressed
regret to-day over McCarthy'a death
biit said n vas one n thnss unavoidable
srcidauta that occasionally happen IN
any nnort .Iohason Cailed "A the boxing
match which vas arranged for tn-niahf
/ lohnson arrived last night from southern
| california and to-day made al arrange.
rnanta Tor heginning training Tomorrow
atssal Rock House on OCEAN Beaoh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
OBITI,tRY.

Tie Rev Dr Ihrodorn g. WIr r..'.r
emeritus O. 'lr tFi,fb l.rr.u'fr. boz
church Sus.uf. Toy rHHrr. Fac
wears died on friiar 10 POD, hon, t.,.
place. Or TIE az ~ - year. Ir N.f.
vac bo-U r 'hi- .'f li.- father Hr- '..
Rev Dr. Henry WH.'r. - rhr.. -r..t. ...
founded Union Ti-o.Bg,uaI ~or.s.gs lIr
studied 10 Mon ,olirEa ard Union IfrH.
logical seminar HTd 'lI' a., ur.t .TFr4r
al tiTeauv.lH. y Us r4s H. HnsI ..l- A.
ami On officer 81 the under ground "a. Var
W., }, sur, wed by -"Ncn SONS ar! two laugh.
trr-
John " Murphy. 20 0.u s.nr u.rz'rcl
tenor singer. died % lI- rYuF ru N-r. Iu4.
don ,psfert.v I.ru o. iYr r.1Ur -aaaB.H-
he -. HTiisted arb tho hu.,r.-f sore.
nader suH sharper uH f.U eF.r "..ls.-r
fr0uue. fud vas 70 ver- boz 90 'IH uIfH..r
uttn.trfls VluI HIt. Four H' ..".s'
o ,utrter OF tct.U-. Trn IH. DO H| -.sI
fe.te. uf0" 90. -rH n. o. H..r pop
lf ne New ionoor lw.srH f.r.fr..
Ilr VI. Fa.a a HU.-"..sfar ... .r. ..
caFa rF.r0r 1'N I..g "T'" FH. iu.s H.
900 20 .-.. #. ."". ..rI -H ..
Nd. Iruu- I. .Ia .s"r H 'I..H. tn.IHl
lIs .,su 'rsH ... .rrl on. .e..... 4-rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
STUDENT OF CATS PAINS EN-
OTHER TENANTS PROTEST 10
THE HEALTH HOARD.

They've 10 PrO0G That the lnSestiRatOr
L. Charming the animals % the In
tested NeIEhbSrhSod but They Hope
That somr authority WIN Act.
.
IN '"s u's ~ ',s'-I 80, -.
stIutes Ooth vs. ISM -'.''. -, -
N~t hlsn'y syn - -, -. -
-, =, So, !, ,bo,r,,ical
OF Wv Ho,iios''1 az ~ o'i 80. a.taLIor'
'@nuF'o'h' d" O''' .' =, - ,...'
ho'd 's's" 80 ~ 49,, .'' -, -.
uC@' 4i,n aIla-v es.. '.--s 800. -
"ho'" '' uAs'''' -''''" '''''
"'niSsu -
u 'ns man ~yu,u ~ a'',' - H-s'.,,,,
moving "
~ou'a say ~o'u. nu' W Ioosa ~ -. ~
7,oa'i li' ','''u'' 80 80, .t.,-a,.,,,,i,
N'c'm'y az H's'' ~''' ''''A
-. z--.,.,a ,L.. .,.r,. -
D,spass'onAle,y "a 49, w 49, =,
T''uAy hisn' @ii'i $500 . - D.,
s'c'y .na' NOu' ,, -, - =,
l@' the dououe' anu ~. Ll' uouD' 49, "
h1ghty MN s'ies,. p ~, 80, 90
thc O'oCA' 'I.s os'u'P ~ -, - - ~,
hitn street S4Inus' - 1919 S, ~ - s w.,
EEl'y-hi'n 49, 1i.u ~ :.
OF 20 neAt aoof "a ullN''uhs 49, - ~
me i"c, INA 70 mn .-'N - - =,
iehnes no'us . I'm 'o,' 80 ~.
V'sih'e 'orhs my spo1N :
guASe. Aso '"' Nll--.-..'-, -.
feline would oe gfea'y aPptecla''u "
them.
At usf windoW vas opened on the
- - - w. Fiyhtr Arch s,,ae,
iOu''" -, -. :. -
anu Hlu" '''i, ),
speed The shoe prooe'ded nnecuy 10
a black cat. which received IL with a
hcrrendo,,s snuaU The cat continued
-, ~ - i, h..d .rr..r.d ~ thu
squ.hhA 'N - 49,. r..
window Whehoe M" O"'i'' W."
I man. for u was no less, said several lccd.
I inhf, tied things He was surprised by
S-.-;ng another mans voice above him
say
Its your fault. That particular car
was silent I'LL you hi' her. You can't
.gpsr, her 10 Seep stiIl now. can yOu?'
tt5,,,I.., ,,,,.s,d Teufein said the
~. =
shoe caster ana WY q" y"u Nis CIV
from she consequences Of my wrath de-
fends And why tell me that the night
$780, made isg-
.,,--.I,., r., .,,,.h ,,,,,,,.. .. ....., .
ret''lAy , ~ o''e1 - 80
said he man above am srudylhg me
language Of cats and this one h uttering
I 1. M, 81 new aoupds and words Of the
-, ...,.,,,e,, ,,,,,,.., ", =, 49,.
..l',i go SS'-,,,,,lst .o,,r,i. ,ybir -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
J0HN =. mn VI DING
Iss,s,rlans SaN tho Baseball MagnaIe
cannot Live 5O Days

SaN ANToNiO. Tex April 81 Pnvsi-
cians m attendance on John 7 Brush.
who has been 10 here tor nearly two
months. to-day informed the owner o.
the New York Giants that he could not
possibly hive more than thirty DAYS and
advised him 10 make preparations for
the coming end
Nr Brush H. suffering with lOcomotor
a'aEia lie came here Tor his health and
for a time ~ was thought that be- was
improving. he ha7 besn gradually grow
ire worse and nov all hope Of hi- ultimate
recovery ~ given up Mrs. Brush and
her laughter have been constantly ~ tbs
Leds.te ~ the dying man and be- fully
realizes that there il no hope He ~
taxing MA approaching end with -pargsn
fUrtitude
While very weak. physiciHTs think that
be can last FOR a month longer He has
erpru-.,,l . desire 10 return North "a
die and u thers ia any possible chance
for MIN 20 ~ removed without che ~.
haiistion proving fatal before the journey
il ended b. will probably be carried back
next week m q special car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
n, ,.r.,.,p. Henry R-,lew, Naval Mnlila.

Major Gen. Nelson " Henry. Adiutant-
Oe5eral % the stat" Militia. WAs the guest
oS ,hs second Battalion. Naval Militia.
last nlRht IN The armorv. Fifty-second
street and New York Bay. The sailors
t,rned out IN force for the occasion and
cnrnmauder Robert Forshsw led them IN
-evisw. after which they gave a very in
terestinR drill. Thea occasions with the
naval militia are rather different from
those Of the infantry and consequently the
agnorV vas crowded During The evening
he navai mon showed how they handled
he biR guns. which ara similar n thoso
rtsed gu slipboarf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

West Fighty-dfth street came on; and
seated at the top ~ his lungs.
Through il all the student - cats offered
advice from his upper window and Only
his altitude saved him from recognition.
He said that he had not set out food 20
entice the cats - the ncighhorhooi N.'
had chosen the neighborh0ud "a account
% the pred. lection ~ IN" cats. Hn has
been complained about tp tho Board =
Health. which already yguN- % the eats
All day Yesterday the Board ~ Health
vas told about tho cats and the rgag
higher up. bIt most ~ the officials ns,@n-
ing their health foremost Lad gone % Tie
bali game The pol ro ~ ta~ West ~l'tN-
eighth station listened patiently o. ro-
ternted outcrics and only young. active
pa'roimer will hs a4s gnat ~ th' bsl-
The 5 p. G.. 4 was aiso teI"phau.d o.. uUr
u said that it could DO nothing .nlsss tho
cats we're IN boxes ~ hasF"ta. In which
cuntingrrcv q would take them aNav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
FINE NEW RESIDENCES
To ~ Rum Tor =. ". Bertron md OsL.
Ieigh Thornr.

Warren a wetmore. architects. have
fled plans for the neN siH story residence
Of samuel Reading Bertron banker.
20 be built on the east side Of Fifth ave
nus ~ ? feet south ~ ~ vanty-hfth street
- A cost 81 SOD 100 The building will
- % elaborate design, with massive
atilIed ornamental bronze entrance doors.
with a frontage - - feet and a depth
II n feet. with a rear extension i3Xi6
feet There will he large foyer and
40 entrance hall i21is feet. with a rCcep-
ton room opening on the left. In the
rear y q large allowed dining room with
a bay and glass skylight and the pantry
ON the second floor viii be the grand
salon IN the front u the building and a
library In the rear With den Ia tho eN-
tension.
Plans have also been filed for the ercc-
ton Of the FIVE story dwelling 81 Oakleigh
Thorne. banker. 1t the northeast corner
oS PARK avenue and Seventy third street
The building will have a frontage Of
7TI, feet on the avenue and - feet on the
street, With an extension iOXi2 fest In the
rear. The cost Is estimated at f75. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
paRROr VOTES 70 SELL OFT.
TWo.sh,rds of stork FaNsrs NrcrDiiRs
Oo.OOO shares % AnacSndA NerGer.

BUTTE. Mon. April 20 The threatened
ouuogltIon and Injunction proceeding
aid NOT naterialixe az the special meeting
81 ,h.. Parrot Copper and silver Mining
t'onnanV to-day and more than the neces-
sarv tW0-thirds capital was voted In favor
IN selling all the properly 20 the Anaconda
Merger Company Tor 0.OOO shares Of
Anaconda stock.
seven Boston shareholders represent
ing aBIO shares voted against The merger
in order % take advantage OF the Mon
the stock appraised NJ - real value and
cornusI The purchasing company 90 pay
that mice for IL. Proceedings 10 that end
,rflst ~ taken within twenty days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Worcester Aesdcm, ilumni

The alumni ~ the Worcester Academy
living In this city and vicinity gave a
dinner lat night at the Hotel Manhattan
IN honor u Paul B Morgan. the nov presi-
dent 81 the board ~ trustees. Or ~ W.
Ahsrcromhie principal 81 tho academy.
presided. The SPEAKERS were John Barrett
Z = Andersen president If 'he central
alumni association. p. NJ. Hopkins. 49,
tary 81 Dartmouth College. and Alderman
II p lohnacn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
hi. nnlI alreri ,E,rnlnr -.

The Wall Street edition Of TIE EvENTN6
SrN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations b the close
Of the market. The ciosinE quotations
including the bid and asked prices. With
additional news matter. are contained alno
la he nieht edition q Tia Evf2tAJ srN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
rlsrh oraror, prI,c rsnls.lanss.

Ursrs. April N. TIE appointses 10 ths
firy-af,n CLtrs prize exhibition 10 ORG
inal .nt1fy In Hamilton College. 70 10
bold "Wednesday, June 4. ara aunoguced
81. follows.
Hsury 4 Defined, Herkimcr, Harry EHty
DTuc" sym Else, irwrs y. ludBon.
Vernon. Arthur Jackson Mix. BlunfoH
Ira sydney a. Shervin. IT, Batavia
nEf Charles S.Ile. Fcnia
f1ls"ilfi0n u " 900 ~ Aaron Cars
Of Vow Yrrs l1rriahpe "a rrias Cor the
arIi7s azccihng iu cT.glnll orlsCrT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

+ Ike said lean purset thea trs-
goer. The theatre where al the patrons
so IN at the grand bag front door ! do
not like 10 have 70 60 around the corner
and so IN al a side door and then climb
many stone steps around and around and
up and mp tll get 20 my high seat IN the
topmost gallery. no, ike 10 90 Ia a. The
front door. With the sleCt True even
when going IN 10 when ] reach the bal.
conv agpT Z have 20 saETrgate myself
20 pursue NV course onward up the star.
wsv leading 90 'ha family circle. bui
from the ialconv the way NJ ~ not ~ Tar
and a. least ! have had the pleasure OF
coming 10 with those Who 1T below
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

A West Side matron proudly exhibited
the lock Of her front door 70 the afternoon
caller, Il was an intricate looking affair.
resembling a gum machine more than Il
did a door latch. You turn this ex-
planned tho woman. pointing TO q tiny
knob inside the door. and you have nXed
the bolt 30 Il can't b shot back with thu
key To release the tumblerS you've got
10 drop a coin IN the slot outside. TIE
only piece OF money that win ~ is Eve
dollar gold piece. Tho idea u my own.
A lOcksmi;h downtown worked cut the
mechanical part Of Il for me. Every
II my husband 4 out after that hour Il
costs him IS to get In He STAYS home
evenings. as a rule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

Persons who 60 TO funerals In hired
coaches no doubt would be elated u they
could know how often they are sur
rounded by remnants Of AristOoracy.
I sometimes wish Il were possible to
label my coaches with tho names Of
former ownera. said liveryman. They
don't look very stylish now. but they
were swell turnCuts In their day. They
travelled In aristocratio circles too. Big
families that wish 90 dispose Of old car
riages prefer 10 sell TO liveryman for
funeral PURPOSES and the liveryman
prefers 20 buy from big families
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

Certainly things are progressing said
a householder Men around yesterday
from tho gas company asking IL there
was anything the matter with our gas
range. We hadn't sent for them. you
understand they iusi came around on
a house ~ house canvass 20 SEE II there
was anything that needed doing and
70 do Il Il there was 10 put the range IA
the best possible working condition. Fine
business ,his looks like trying 20 please
their customers. and think there might
be noted IN these days various signs Of
enlightenment on the part Of public
service corporations showing q desire
70 get acquainted with and 70 deal fair
with those with whom they hold relations
Certainly things are progressing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

DO you know what street in New York
strikes me hardest after an absence Of
two years. Il Is this man from the
West went on. Fourth avenue. The last
time ! was here ! stopped At the good
old Everett House. and now on that
corner there's twelve OF fourteen story
loft building Then Fourth avenue was
fine. broad thorOuRhfare, with bust
ness on H. but still delightfully."- calm
and tranquil compared with Broadway.
only a block away. and the buildings
there were mostly Of the good old fash
ioned three OF four story variety. Now
YOU 20 around the corner from Union
Square and look north and you see build
ings u twelve. fourteen. eighteen stories
already up and you hear the chatter Of
rive,ing hammers where they're bmld-
ing more. and the street II lively with
tTafiio, aud property here. they tell me.
is worth two or three times what Il was
many years ago | wish We could know
with certainty what street OF avenue
In New York WOuld be next 10 undergo
similar transmOgrificatiOn'