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*? -mr* ' and ceitalnly pnunise to
tnuvri"'*'
?cerved as such for a long time.
''* Par"Jt hl "Thfl Historical Record of
l_r_8goaatlon of Their Majeettea Kinjr
,hC __ V and Queen Mary." This
i *ccr*4
...m.slv printed and bound book I
?umP*110
hitereating und compaci idt of
"? r\ 1? opena with the Orders ln
" -,.ii relatlng to the Coronatlon, aeta
th the Pr>-?lamation of July '_"_. gnd
lud?s all tbe facts l.earins upon the
'" nar8tton ol robOB and coronetH, the
* -.efJSK.ri to Wcstinlnstcr Ahhey and
1 BflraaBonlaa obaenred, winding up
' th a list l'! ""' eruosts- Tm> lUuatra
uona. all portralta, are la colon.
Tbe flthflT volume is h "Souvenlr of
?a-akeepeara Maaaorla] National
Theatre Hall' ln its vellum covers.
ith their rlch green rthhoas, this i*
0f thc daiatlest placea of book*
aking are hava aeen ln n k.ng time.
U contains many entertatntng pagea
Httcn hy Mr. G. B. Bhaw, Mr. Q. K
rheatert'.'t' and others. but the Inipor
nt tlili'S". "' ourae, is the volumlnoue
flfjetlon ??'. full-paaje portralta ol
jjijllitles ".ii Coatumc, most of thein j
:9ne ln photoajravure irom photo*
raiha, ouX olhera being reproduced
. -olors ?? m palntinga, or In black
aal irhlte from draainaja. Tha pro
rramme iu hero an.l there i?= a li.^t of
rueata. Th. record la roiaplote, and
?aflflorgi Cornwalllg Waat, arho has
?jlt*d It haa raot only aaaa to that
but hfls flhown great artistic tnste in
iga whole pre_entatU>ri of the mattST,
Bj* Span.a** Art.
?pain ls iu hara 8 new art mai
-rblca, H - -u ut hoped, will have bat'
ar tortuiii ti.au prevloua ventarea ol
th* kin-i. moet of which hava cotae to
tn untli' ?.. and. Tlie title of thfl ItOW
BflBltrrly la to be "Arte Espanol: Re
vjitfl .1* ? <* Socledad de Amigos del
^rt*," and Its edttor ls Buron de li
V4f4 de HoB. It ifl meant to ilcul Wlth
worka '-,f nr* ln private cullc-.-tioiis la
Hpain.
A laautiful Book.
One of the taost beaullful booka of
the perlud ls thu edltlon of Virgii.
Balefa Ifl belng brought fruni thfl Kic
lanii I'I'-sh. Thr, text is that of Henry
iBalleahip. The f<?nt ln whtch lt is
Nt up waa deslgtied by Mr. H< rbert P.
Hom*. Thfl odltsea. .lt is la two rd
BBjeg) la llnilted to five hundred COPlOg
or. hatid-iiiade paper and twslve coplea
-gTellum; ten of the latter are foraalfl
it ll'iO b ?et.
flgsiism.
At a ''BOOh tovagraf dlnner' the Other
nenlig ^ir F. "Wedniuro noted that liie
fuhlvjn of Uih lnoinent declared real
lam-yyl.!- h was the ugly Blde of real*
Hy?to bfl faeclnatlng. But the. oharta
??/ the Bordld, he 84*88*1, wa* ap 8V8B*
?jcent cliann, aiid phoK-graphs of un
(luallfled uncomellnesfl WflTS not ex
actl; llgh aclileveiiientfl of art.
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p. C, ii- *th A U4J >
Bflflfl of ti.lB book !? to fliv* ibe
Btfldeni iocr?aetBg pow*r io orlflln*! com
po*i< ? to irtln l.lm In h?b!ta of ?tiBlllnf,
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1-4 80NT8S80R1 HT-TKM IN THEOfiT
kSt< pR\. ri, b, A:. Introfluctton 'o tn*
FMat a M.'.odt of Dr. Mar!? Montet
**ri. n l>- Theodat* 1.. Bsnlth. Wlth
*om* Kepurtfl of American Etperttn-:*.
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thi* 1. v 12tnO, UP. vi!:. 77. ilfaroer 4
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FICTION.
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amtmi '.. to, p| 86". .L>. Applttor. A Co.)
A ttcty ,.f lif* Bt a wattrln*; Haca on the
r.ig ? 'rj.t co*Bt.
THO tNHl RITAKC8J Bv Jo**phlrie Daakam
Bacori. i iatiat*4. 12mo, pp. 818. 'L?. Ap
t'Utw:. IC*|
t of famll) ilf* ln AmeiK*
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fohn Carmlchael. of Wvowlng
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IIU Tr:-:.: and Adr^lrer Hapi.y H?a-k1nr
? trri H*r? r>. >r^*d by Robert AI*Bantl*r
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'?!
AlftTIII* WORLD TO KOTHIXO By tVyu'i
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Bro*, n _
T*? ?? of a banknirt aho m*ke? a
?tJBfifc i: *-rlaa*
tHJC T8I.LOW STREAK AND OTHER
?TOHiFTH yHofT B' HOOI.fl. Bv C. W
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tBg WOMAK A Nov*l by Albert Pay*on
T.- .. a*d on Wtlllam C. D* Mlll*'*
I*:*/ of ?? ? Hon.e Nau.a. llluatratlona l.y
W B Kh.fl 18m*. PP 841. (Tl.* Bobba
B*n -..ar.y. ,
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ap. bn*,. ago: Forbea A Co. >
g lei ? ? ? | acene-a of wh'ch ar* **t
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"f B*v.n Mrr. WThfl Won fiucctt* By -.?
**rd Mott Wool*y. Illu*tr*t*d l.mo,
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THB P-LAW 1*4 UIE CRYSTAI.. Bv Mav
*- ? l.M.o pp. 11*7. .E P Duttor, 4
Oi i
I;*-.!*>m?.j ln anotl.ar colami.
lnr.'.n TKBTXRDATa Bg Hareld Beii
arrtght. v. "r. iii,iatr?tloni bv r Oiaaani
a I'.'iuo, pp. 8H> (Chicflgo: The
Boo'k Buppl] .'",/tnvjaii> -
A .o i troi y.
?t'T OF T!._ WREi.'K I RI8E. Bl B*a?n"
Barradan rrontl*pl*4*a i-mo. pp. J.o
(PfltflCJl a a n ahflfl ''..rr.panyi
? al .f a fa?clnatlna but unprln
*lH*d min *n^ of th* tao women he love.
ar.d dtar.-i and of thtlr affortB to b*lp
nun.
tltE BrtTbE S HERO. By M P. R*v*re
njwtrtt.ci by a. O. l>am?d Umo, pp
?*? ' "i e rr*d*r1<lt A. 6tok*? Company.
B*l*!lnfl the lov* Btorv of a younfl Amer
.?*ti l.r'r a* and a Brltleh armv offlcer.
? ?"?JBLOno HORTAOK. Hv Harold Blndlo"
, *^'tri * rrontlapt*c? ln Color* by Artlmr
lurtehlna, ?-. ond Edlfloi,. Ii'mn pp 864
nflaprederlch a Btokca i t-mpaay.)
Aaarrttir* of th* *fortbw*trl
?*L_*BI.\ By Prmncea Hodgson Burn*H
"nfltraud by Alfrtd Brannan. 12m... pp
?* *Thr rredtrlch A fltoke* Compaaj >
, 'lh* *tory of th* llttie b!r<l aho flgu.ed
"T*m Sr, rtt 0*rd*n." In which lh*
""?liBr i?],i |,bm ?l,r ?on hn tru?t and
n*"" thtlr TriendBhlp crew.
^^ INDIAN By.B M. B"?--r Wlth
'"UBtratlont l.v Anton Otto Flachar. l2mo
*P. v|. $T2. (tioaton; Uttle, Brown 8 Ca.)
,,A tai* of raii'h llfe In the Northweattm
^ait*4l Btatca
i,8 800*4 BKOURKTH. Tale? and Kan
i*J By fotrn B'j.-han. 12tno. pp *ll '.'ti?.
'?a* Sturgit 4- Walton CflflBB*U*1 1
ajlflht ahort Btorlee deallnfl wlth romanee,
^ratBry and adv-tnture*
Ti}f COBT OF IT By Elanor -Mordauiii
?*tD0, pp. ioh (The BtuulB A Walion
V-OI?ip(Bj, )
Jh*h*ro ib thu aon of an Knflllah baroti'-t
?no dlaeovars that 'nla mnth.-r la of mlxed
""Jltt and bla.-k blood *nd who r?eolv*a
14 I'v* out hi* life aith ber on a bukui
r**ntat1on
r!/K Rei) <ROKK r.iRi,. Hy Rlchard M...I
"Pt fitvit l.ujtirated by Walian- Margan.
Umg, pp. '.7<, ICharl** M.-rlbntr* Hoiib. )
''onialnliia;, b.?lrteB the atory whleh *iv??
'? boole lt* t|ti* "Tlie Orand Croaa of
"'? Cr--Jk-.ni " 'Tbe Invaalon," ' Hloo.l
aiu T*||," ? Th* Hailorman." "Th? Mlnd
fca**d*r' snd "Tha Nake.J Man.
c*UR0B JT . or, KB8>riNG VF WITH
V-^,!:I'V Hv bviafl Ril'heller. Illuatrated.
'- ""? PB IB1, (Barpar _ Braa)
A> Stenr of laaMaaaMa -_ira\a(.an<e and
' ina a...... saf?i .rroris to r*_t.Hin m tnada
?j 'ii- ion. Bocratm Potler, the renlal frlei 1
'?' Ltasle
'"'i- .-i.-.Mi'jA.N g Btar. .,r IN ? Ity. By
_anee oppenheltn ntustrated. ISmo, pp.
'"' (Harpw g Brm I
''i'-"ii'.i|.?. ? ,?? matl g rTugf]? ft*
' ? la n Mg ,|m.
JUVENILE.
'DT s ROBE; <>l:. THB QIRLHOOD np
? 'S1-. 8HANNON Bj Adele B. Tlii-.iupsoti.
inusireti i bj \ .; Lmraed Itmo, pp. SO..
?Hoston The Lothrep. Ltt ,v Bhepard ''om
I Iie atnrv of a walf -ho bpBlBB Into her
own after maa] rmi.r-r aataaaar eaperlencea
THE DOTS' PARKMAN. Sele.-tl-.n_ from .he
Ical W,.rk* nf l-raii.l* Farkman
I ln L-94_laa ... Ha.hrouik. lllua
" "' ' l_m--. pp. U. 181 (Boston: Uttle,
Brown & >o i
All nf i[,r phaptera bava to <lo in one aray
Or nnother with In-lisn*. their inai.nera, cus
'nni* and i harn'-teil.ll,?* With nnirs and
eiaht llloatrat-ona
l'<" B BOT8 ON I'IKKS PEAK Wher-The\
Went. Whai Thej 1'hi. What They Baw
By ] Toaillaaon. lUustratsd b!
i-eorge Avlaan i-iii.i. pp, 401. iBoeton:
The Lethrep, Lea A Bhepard pompeay.)
The pharaetera are the ssino fni;r ?- onriK
I erleana wh,, hava flgurad Ib tha other
BMB Bt ' "ii <>nn Laad" .crirs.
HOBE i:nti;iiiaimm; AmaaaamnB for
' "?? on.\ Edlt. I bj William I* rhenary,
IBae ii. 4\ i.w. iBeatea: The u-throp,
A . lir-pal d < <>mpail> . I
4 ml-BctleB of cai.ira, >rl~k an. paMlmea
MB BBBPON81B1UTT, PARTNBB n?
Bebhj and Joe .chlevad Buccess in RuMneaa
in riarence Johnaon Meaaer lllustrated bj
? ? ? i ? H iM ai I I'-'n ... pp, "7!?. |Bm
.: throp, Lee _, 8 lepard i?ompany..
Narrattng Ihe experteneea ef some n>nl>l
I le.-)- '
I.lTTi.r. WOMEN: OR, BBO, IO, BBTB
AND \Mi B; i.iiii*.. M Aleotl r,ayo*
1 Mlualratcd from pnotoerepha of
<0 ln the plaj ,?.v,>. pp. vl'l. _17. .Bos?
ton Little, Broa n & Ce.)
THE I_NO__t8H HI8TORT BTOBT BOOK Bv
llbert I" Blaladell an.i FYancla K. Ball.
Wllh lllustratlons hy Frank T. ..ferrll! U'nio.
|.p \. Iflg (Boetori l.i-.i a. Broarn A Ce.1
? ir ? k aplaedel ln the HiM of
rreal n _?-..- hleto.
'iu: WONDER WORKER.) By Mary tt.
IVada 11 latrated I2me rn \n_ tw. ttttt
Llttl. Bros I
' ' . ?;'.-? i of aucl iaepio a* nd'
- Bv i h>ik \4 llllam R, r?,,Tg?
Mlai lane Ai a, Di Qrenfall nn. i j-!k
I.indae
rRB TOL'NO *i'i'RBNTR r. on. ai.i.an
44 i:sT > '111 M Hv l-lirlon E. Pt-vf-naon
lllustrated Q bi i-m... pp \i r.Ti
B. ???ln- L '' Yncr g Co 1
\ ator\ 0( rellr -;.']lns Whleh d*__rtr-?? ihe
. i ? a -. ?
pr.NAI_T> IN BCOTLAND Py TTtia BlaBdall
M 1-.:...'. n. ,i i :. Dalrympla 1'lu.trsted
Itoo, rr vl, HT. (Boston: Llttlo, Bromn
a ? e
* ? ni-jma hi "Tha .-i;ti- Peapla Bran
B rr a'rla- T\> ha-- alBO Pi '' ed "Je
k'h In Bpala "
KEN WARD IN THE .It'Vni.R Bv /.ana
i;re4'. Illuatratt I 'C- -. rp Mg IH ??r^
K, Braa i
Thrll " ln tmpi^ai ni:..
Iltr. m*NNIKIN8-B*.NNT_B 4>-"n i IITC
BOON KlNO i- Bdhh B T?a4 Idaaa. B/Hh
?iraii.m* i>4 < lara E .twoed irtT.o. pp.
rown .1- < o ?
'? ?? .-.turaa of tha rabMt faniiy
..i.i ti-^ir frl-nd*.
LITERATURE.
A BTOB1 r,K BNOM8H MTBRATrBE.
I'rniu "Beowalf lo Bwlnburna Bv Andra-w
x M A 1C" o pr. 4xi. *<!i il/ong
. ? iraai a Ob.)
AN ANTHOt-OOT *?'?' BNOUBH PB I
1""_ ?-. 1741 B v: ola Bi im 11 an i L i' ?
T?%!-> With a Prefaee by Andr?w I-ine.
13b ?. M bM ..'47 (Lonamana, Oraen I Oa
- | 08CAB BTILDB Hv W'alt?r
-ni. r.'in... pp Im (B r.
'?' ?
? di4l.-d into ^haptera ?nn1-.!
? 1:0*., tion* nloni > ? .
Ftealltat-OBi i Cei ?
MISCELLANEOUS
M,--v to MAKB AND HOW TO flAVB
m vi:^ i.no'.-i-'.r snd it* Rcaalti I
tlaoiit. W'f.?h!rijton Prew Umr.. pn Iflfl
' tVaahlneton, i> i Publlabed ' laa kta
?
v HAT MAKBfl i.itr wnRTH LXTIXO; OT
HB MORAL DEVai-OPMBNT OK IH"
MANITT. i: I I Kalghl 1-tr-o, pp 1C9.
R. r Konno A ? 0 l
Tracing tb.e flereVopmanl Bf mnra :i B
the ra.e and In tha Indlvidtial.
R'fl PTANDARD OOOKBBT. A i.om
i .t?- liunif te Ihe in o| '-oiikinit Dalaty,
Varlel and EPonomlral I.i.lie* for tne
in,-:?ehoM. Bv Nlrtioia. Ro4er Illuatratad.
U ... pp. a, 4..r. (Mt irgla a Waltm
?
- ? <? g rhe ezperlaneea af 'he aather
aa ch4?f in Breaks'a Clob, l-opdaa, and ln
aon.a. of lha ?i*at I omaa ln F-njland.
COURTfl, CTUMIMALg AND CABOBBA Bv
Arthdi Traln Ive, i?; BB " harlea
S, nhn-r * Bai 4 i
\n aaeaaal of flataotlrea and leteeUve
work tha preparatlon r.f a Ug rriminal .a?e.
arlth deacrlptlona <>f tne Camorra trlal ln
\'ltphr.' ar.d th" -.orkln_a of the aoclrty ln
Italy and h-re.
Tlli: IBTBBNATlOHAL MINIV An Arau
? -?? foi fl.r- Jiilhial Bettlamenl of Int-rr.a
? onal DlBputea By Bleholaa M -rav Bytlar
ip ?. r_i (CBarlm BeHbaare Baaa)
POETRY.
POBMB O-TOOVHTBT UPB * Badara Ao
thology. B> Oeetge B ?i>ai.. Ijluat.ated.
l_Tn<> pp v41 :itf. rBturatfl B Walton ? MB
pan?.)
^ oellaetloa r-f iBert loAna ahont tha
farm and tlie aaaatrj
TRAVEL.
..i.i, PABlfl IM fleelel Hlstari al ard Ut
aran Aaaoclatkma P^ Heary r Baellej
1llu?'rat?d .vn, pp ill. 354. fBoaton; U C.
r_E- _.- ' ?'? ?
liK-ludlna an a--'ount af 'ha fam^ue r?b*
- eafaa, Mlons, cluba, pleaanra
?anl-r,a. fa:ra a.i-1 fetm, nrA th<- theatre- of
? ?? i raaeh .apital B bygooa Umaa
DANOER8 OP THB Ti'.'ll. IN 1??-r' By
.harlea K Younfl llluftrated. 1_lnio |p
141 (Oen< *. n Y Charlea B Taaag.)
8 narrative ot a.tual eventa on a trlp (
acram the Plalns M I.enver.
EA8TERN CAKADA ANI) THK PP.OP1.E
THEREIN Bv Edflar Impuya. With llhi*
iratlon*. IlBM, PP H*. 'The I,lterar>- Bu?
reau.)
WITH DANTB IN IIODBBN FLOItHNflv 14y
Marv K I-Brv With twentv-elaht llluatra
u?.,a ilma, pp BU (B * Duttm * rr> <
Aa attempt to aid th- reader tn formlnr
a maaul pictara <.t tha rttj a* the po-t
kn-T '
THB st.iRY Of .AN"riA<-<> r.n COMPO
flTEUaA Hv C Qaeoaoine Hartlev "Mr..
Walf: M Oallkhtn) Illuairsie.i by Frank
n Baaaa, R B a iflmo pp tAn iB. f
tnitton Ai ' -.. ) i
in tha "MadUBval Tewa Berlaa."
. Hi; PABBBfl OF Tlir. PTRBNBB8 A Pnu
tl-al OtddO to the Mountain Hoada of tho
Franco-Spanlah V*rontl*r Bv charl-* I-.
Praaaton, F i'- Q- f. With a frontlaplaoa
ln color by Ha> ward Youiik. savanty '>na II
lUBtratlonfl from pholographa. ntOBtla by Hia
?uthoi eiaht rnapa an.i th)rt^ Itinararlea
v ., ir?* n'liarlna >?ilhrfr'? .-on* I
RELIGIO#US
HlflrTOBICAL BBTTma OP THE BAJtl.T
i Ot-PEI* By Thoma* Camlaa Hall l2mo,
,',. iti (Baten * Malnr.i
\.i attempl to mal<e the hlatorlcal a-ttlng
of thi Ooapi I ' i^'"1 ,0 <",r ,T:ln<,?
,,,.- ,,i'V l.o.K "-? A THOUBAND
rWBECKB By Phlllp I H'.r-rt. With an !
.,.,"!:... non hv John H-..rv '?gj*^,^
llluatratad. V**nn, PP ?* ,Tn? Jr",r""'B
ii iteMn Oaatpany.)
I iv etorlea of m.-n who have haen help?d
v ,'-.. M, A.ilev Ml??t'>n. nn Water htr.-t.
SU^aa ?'?"..n, of the work done hy the
nilai-lmi .,?-,,
IcHI ANDJONAH. B) rllnoWey O. Bl
Mi i,S%. .,?h, Merlln '';;-.?;"";;
Ph i. fullua A Bawer, ' J '.' /?" l'1
xiVl. .'.I.'. rcaartea flerlbaer-a son..
ThBva-i..r-^r;,.^..:/,;;;.^
TSRffl :%?
,???, H..,r-. Braa__od. ***?,***, ' "
Xi\ :.?....M, ,,-,e.l 0,. the Morre K...?..|?lWn
?\ r?i' .1 Taaotoflttcal Bemlnary
y,;.M:":p!"?tW. vi. aa SaaaMaa
'":;;:&p_.k:, ...-rary adltlon. Wlth an
PniNriPLS* '!> . ' ? .Vipter on BffllBM
TBi nni, '"J"1"",^.. r.(iN_ ,u,?i.,_ok far
ni.-H.iN A.M) ITB SVSSrtS. Wlth aeven
Tmvellara ^ ^ ???- ,. ,.??, ?,. _:.?.
maaa ?f>'t i**"'> fo"' J
B-haMsa flerthaar*a fleaa.) |
Jhe nfth edltio"
ALTO IN AN OM LOFT
Also in Quiet Lanes with Or
ganist, Says Latter's Wife.
AND SO SHE LEFT HOME
Now Castleton Corners Has
Topic Beside Which Presi
dential Campaign Palls.
Take the Castleton f'orners tmlley car
when vou have landed from the Staten
Island forryl.oat at St. Oeorge. an<l ride
until the COBBduetei tells you to aet off.
Y.nj area't ia<k far eeaverflBtiea, and yet,
44inrt have to talk polltics. for Just at
preeenl Chetieten Ceraera has aii it eaa
? i.. talBag stiangorn _l.oiit the Moravlan
OTgaalat an.i why his wife went away.
There ls B paper publlshed down that
44... eaBed "Taa Rlehaaeaal County Ad
vaace." nnd lasr BatarBay'a Maaa ron
talned notloe that An.-ii Haaaaaaa araaM
not i.e reepot-Btbte foi any .lehts aentract
ad by hta nrtfe,' Clata Paahae Mlttag
llotisman.
In another cotatnn _d the .am? paper
) 08 8 ill Und th< s< \.r.o.?:
MV _TB EETHBART.
ii" ?< aweetheert, Iraa and ralthfui.
Wllh ryea (,f azure hlue;
Hia te'tli atr ft.* the mttm, p.arl,
Bla halr a jp.lden liue.
\n.i. oh! tba peace aai a* 1 feei
When twlllsht ahadows fall.
With his falr hea-l upon my bfaaat
Por he's mj al! ln all.
Ka. 1 Bay. BBOti hour. I lo4f him ir..,ra,
He's ilrai'r iar t,. nie
Than all tl.e g,.|,| aad cenia \ o i >i 8lM
ln landt. Bcreea the ?ea
..i'.l grar.' mi " ....ni from aho??
To lead h'a atepj. arijhl.
Aad niav he r.r-i f.llnn- atra'_
Into the pettl Of llghl
And ahm lha tlme for parling ? ,-rn-a
fo rr-.aa the ilarh deep ?ea,
If I go firat. I li areteh for him.
lf not. he'll walt for ni-.
fTha ther la thls my aweethaar::
I'm aure 4-011'II fneai another;
Kor with Ma arm* ahout tn\
H? aaya, "l love rea, mather ?
, <'lar. P Mlttng Hnu-man
Even Mr. Ilouaman wlll tel! ***** some
thlng ahoiit 1t nil If Im happens not to he
practtalng on the nrgan ln the lstlle M..
ravtan ehareh nr gtvlag a muaac leaaea tn
s.iir,.- pupii. Bat aii that Mr. ii"'i*man
-.il) tell you ls that her nn.tli.r Ol"
Iloiistnan's'. her un. le William and lier
married slster "lnitted ln."
Now Llvaa with Siater.
M-* Heaaaien may he fouu-i st lha
home of her slster. Mrs ?'happelle. In
Bradley avenue. Port Rlehmood.
"Whj ahoiildn't I tell you*'' Mi* llo\. ?
man's slster * III sa>. ''Bvmylwdy ln
Caatletoa Coraera kaewa aii abeai lt, an-i
if you don't believe nae, ro to ihe Bar.
Mr Nltsahl, paetor of the eharcti lo i>i
erard Cebb, Buperinteoeeal ef 'hr Baada]
school. an.'. a 1<>I ,.f ..ther* I can BBBM
M> slster i? twenty-taro ?nd stin pretty,
flUl Mr. M.iuainan preferi ai.Mher
4. iu. is tweaty-one aad '-an Bng
They can tell yea that after diolr
praetl'-a. the oiR.'inlst nnd an Blto -Inger
etajred In the oigan lefl bbUI the aeaton
i ame around and turr.ed out the llghtl
They eaa fll yaa thal everj thai Mi
Houaaaaa had te %>? out r-r aa evaalag ta
Kive a muslc leason he was met l.y a gul
tl.at was not his wife. and thay x*u also
t?-u you that they araaB ler i<-ni. aelha la
qui.-t lanes "
An.i then Mt* Haaaaaaa h?is-if 4*111
chlmo ln and ta\ she BBBi to kn..*
girl when sh*> 4vas thr BWeetOBt Uttla
t'ning in aii paaHetaa Oornera aad that
she never would hava BUBBOetOd she araaM
hava come in l.etwe.n her and An-tl
1 m July 7." ahe said. "An.-ll I BBM I
with that woman. al 8 la a mllllner ln
New York and he toid nie I lildn't MaB
Wall, and it would he l*tler for me te gO
to bed. And dl.ln t he gn rlght over lo
har house. whlle h?>r father and BBOihef
44. re away, and didn't T follow. bat
. ouidirt get ln beeaaaa the deere were u 11
leehed and tha Mind.* eteeedl An.i arhea
the wornan's paronte came ha-.. didn't be
aaaali eai ed the bae* dear an.i come
bome and try lo k'.ss aaal s.. 1 g..t out
,,r the hou*.: win. mj utti* CBfferd, aad
even if I dld Ba] baM 44 hat II COOt I am
not going t?rk
Wedded at* Nmetaan.
"I was jit.t Btaataafl y?ats ol.i 44,hen I
married ABOfl lOBt years ago." Mr
Hourman contlnued. "We lived happily
togeth-r until s year ?nd a half ago
Wh? I found a letter Whldh had been
.ent to my hushand by Mlss Maud, Mai
l,?ry, who said she heard the -hunh
bellfl ling and wl.shed she was ln chureh
with Houmian 1 look him to ta-k. hut
h<- said he kn*w nothing ahout the letter
and I forgave him. I^N-i fMer.d-. toM
mg ho 44 as paylng much atlentlon to Mi*?
Malbury. At nlght I would-alt in thr
44lndow an-1 or. a dozen or more tim** I
have seen my haahaafl coming Bfl the
toad 44itli hl* arm around M)-s Mai
htiry's walst.
??! d<?? nled to lay the matter l.en-re the
hoatd of trustee* of the chureh. and In
the preeeaee of taa WBartBteaafaai ,,f ,hr
Bunday school and a number of the m"in
haraaf Ihaahalr, htalailaB aUaa MaJhury.
I baBBBd tpy husband to glve up l aylng at
teatioa lo miks Malbury. Taralafl la Mi?s
Malbury, I a?^u- her W ab'' would not
dlscotirage my husband In paylng attan
tlon t?. bar. Ml"" Malbuiv pald no atten
tloa to what I bad said and walked <?ut of
the . i.utch. i-BK'i she u.et Haaaaaaa aad
a.m la arm they walk. d. leaVtBg nie f?
ratorn homb alona I falntcd on Ihe road
The followlng day 1 dr.lded to leave him
and I dld."
HoUMiian himself said the worst he
ever dld 4vas to acompany Mlaa Malbury
ta her home after > hur< h. MIbs Malbury
llves nixt duor to him, nnd on evenlngs
when bls wife did not go to chureh wllh
him he went home with Mlsa Malbury.
he said. "The trouble." said Housman,
?ls that my wife ls .lealous without cauie.
My Biether IB hnt ?nd my slster-ln-law
also butt too much Into my buslneas.
Thej bave Bai my wife up to many thlng*
diapleaaB-B to me IPbea ahe made np her
mind tu Bave in. I -aid nothing to her.
I have kaat my bOBM oprn for hei to re
tinn for several wreks and now I do not
thlnk I wlll take hei back."
s-> caatletoa Cemeta laa*! aorrled aboat
wh.. is i? t?- alaeted PreaMeai tiiis fan,
aad n do.-iit ghre a baaa) wiu. Ihe "man
hlgher ba/' B_
GIRLS' NINE OHALLENOES MEN
Berkshire 8ociety to See Interestini
Match To-morrow.
I B- Teteg-Bflb to The Tribune.]
t^aaoa. Maar Bapt,.".. -mihk Oarpl Spoor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hpoor,
f Chlcago, Iihs organlied a baseball
!'.._..n aml challenged the college tvam
- .. .od bv Kimhall Ballsbury, son of Mr.
Ln. Mrs Warri-ii B. Sallsbury. of Chl
_____?_. 'to Bley H KBmi- ln Plttsfli.'ld on Sat
SSSav afternoon. Mr. Sallsbury has ac
lu.d tbe challrng. Dn the Ballsbury
', _..,, will be Fbk?' Cadr, CarroM Budler.
innt Wentworth, of Chleago, Pam Mar
'" .nd Carroll Pulton. ol \>w York.
?jim aaatr haa ".?i announced bar team.
The u-.mc Wlll be fOIIOWed b.V B BUPBOr
,i ihe SP""' ^'llil a"0 a dance at the
Ballabury l?l?cc
SAY HE SPENT TOO MUCH
Reports Filed with Surrogate
Accuse Alfred R. Conkling.
HIS GIRLS' FUNDS AT ISSUE
Special Ouardians State Father
Used Money for His Own
Household Needs.
A.'ording to reportfl flled ln th* BSIT8*
ffate'* court. Alfred Ft Conkling, lavvyer,
former As.s*mblyman. politleal refornier
and nephew of the late S.-nntor Roscoe
Conkling, has expend.-d too riiih li from tba
funiis held by hlm os gennral guardlan for
his thri-e daughters, who have recelved the
money by inh'-ritanee from the eMate of
l.orlllarrl P-OBSldS.
Tlie5e reports show that tlie money bfl.
I'Uiglng to Ihe daughter* 4*44 Bged nof
only for their support nnd COIBfort, but
also to inalntaiii the b0888hoM of Mr.
Oonhllng. Baten C. ffeller, who was ap?
polnted *pe.-iai guardlag by Burrogate'
lovvler for Vivian Conkling 88td <<\ka '?
Conbllng, twe ot the eMMbaa, aadd in a
report that be Bled, referrlag te Mi Conk-I
Hn*:: "Were hla etawacter other thaa whal
U is, tii4~ paymaata rnade by him rnighl i
I,.- deenied migappliration of trust furids." i
Mr. W'ell.-r and Phrvnix Tngrahnm, yvho
was appolBtsd flpaeagl guurdian for Muriel
Conkling, tbe third daaghter, wotxt called
on to peaa upon the aooouata of Mr.
Conkling arhaa H.e An.eri.-an Sur.-iv Qom* j
paaj n-'ke,! to gfl relteved en his bond and i
the National burety Goaniranj aai aubstl*
tuted as Burety. Both Bgeclal guardlana
ref uaed to aiiow certain expendituree
rnarie |,v .\jr. Cnnkling foi his gfl ughters.
or, at Iflsat, out nf their farads, and Wll?
bur R. Lerraeaera arhe ns referat pa?od
on the reporta pf the guarrdtaae, adopted
the flBflflBorauadum obje.-ting to ih* expendl
tures ln Tiestlon.
Sought lncr*ased Allowance.
.Mr I,arreinore alflB B8ted as referefl on
the applloatlon of Mr. Conkling to the
Surroaate's .oiirt for ?n 8*418888 of the
allowan.-e made io his aauBjbtera H"
state.l that tlie InOTSaaed 0081 of llving
nnd tiie rsdoetlon ef hla own incom* frora
|ll,f44] to $ 1 _?.r>r,o ;, , ,,lr b_404 it 84*348*
sary that he have about 118,84)0 a vo;,r
for the proprr tralnlng and malnl
of three girl*. of tlie ">,? ial and fam
Hy eofine.-tiorm'- thal hla iaaghte ? hava
However. Mr. ?*onfclmg wiU bfl Barmltted
to spend frorn Ihe r.-date-; nt 1 1 daughtarfl
for |fl] tlO.nnr, tn- ., ]]n\v,i no- liejng ?|,.
.">i foi Miirii-i wiu, is th, Bldeat, betng
fifteen vp?r. ?,|d, Bad M '"1" 8flW*b f'-r
viyi*n and Olga
The n.-.-oiint* BBbailtted to Mr Wel|.-r
for tba vr.u onded lai taiSt
shnwerl t! i 11 th? ? '? nf |
Mr. Coaallni for hla danghter Olgfl |f -
iir oapaadfld all of :h.? nrlth Ihe ? a* <
oaptlso af 118. Tba Bpeetal guardlan I
aoiiM .-.llna flnl] *?l" FOI Vivlan 1h*l
f.-ither aad genera guardlan recelved fo
the yi * 13, of a bl< h ihere araa un-1
.pent at Ihe flod r,f (gfl v.-.ir 4.;, .-.'.. TK. I
fla-aelal guardlan atloflred oali 11,823 The
? ??? |fi lagral aaa bi I
rim<trr of Morlel'fl *B*tat? flhowed the ,<*.
? rlpi 1.. Mr ,?i,klinc of 18,884, wlth ar.
uneapendsd reaialndei <.f 1181 Mr ln*
graham wouM ullow aqI] 1
a i?-iiiiar Bltaattoa araa
Mr IVrller !n I ;? rflgfl ? i ? | ? . .
paagltaraa by Mr <'or,ki igj ?.,- tb,
of hl* daughter* II. --,. ? ? fatber
admltted lhat bfl made no flffflfi 1 ,
for th* needs of OMth B ll
- idnai eafrft.-, bul areuM
the) -*-ar,na aiumrei in bulk aad thaa
dtvide th.- . o?t into third* AlSB BBtB
InetaaaOB dre.??e.* wer.- Ilrsr ?>
? ??' ihen ''a down to *ir Olga, and when
*1 ? grm too tall for then. they a.. ,.| | .
to Vivlan Mr Wallsr **'<! thAt lt was
iBeaidtsbtS I" eliHru.. Vlvla:. wlth one
third for thiB eiothing. beeaaafl be never
I't.tained her ona third aattl it araa third
l.ar-i'.l a'l.lli.g. "If would t*kfl I BfMClsl
panel of (urorfl te dstennlm arhal per*
oaatagfl, if anv. oaeb inr=??11 ougtti to pa.-.
of Um i.iiib Bgaaeated agali rl ta h "f Um
. itati s ,,i .-i oountJng "
Mr Conkling tried te iccouot foi lh<
expsfltdlture ef H. frota tbe aetataa .,r
ius daughters, aad m tbe hearlng .t <i.
v. lope.i that belng Bhon ol funda he
? iMed ti.e aaoney ..f ibe glrla to pay f.i
1184*44*48, inea' k ? . Iih> hi.,1 oth< i
chargefl not iiauall) Incl gjed ln tn* ai
countingfl ot th* flatatefl of Infauttfl Tbe
ape, :ul Kuardian said thal aeltber Mr.
Conkling nor his wlf.. Ml Btbel J
Conkling abo began a buIi forg-atparatlon
ngalimt blm on AttgllSt 18, was 8 le tO
featif'- that tt.ins su< li :t: drygOOdfl w, i .?
for the guifl Bgalagl al. . -i.it. * tba}
yy-r. eharged or we;. f.n ? j
uae and bsnsdl
Called "Abaolutflly Ludicroua."
. '.iiitiiiuing. Mr. W.ller .?Mid tliHt || w.i.s
Itfl] I idll rOOa" 10 .iiar^-e the In
fanls' astate arltb the aaflUntenartci ol the
houee*M**g flvrtd gr*-sn8S of bfl Conkilna
at MflBTlB I'lini.-. -N ?' '.'WbO," asked
Mi. TfflHar. 'Ia able t.> deterralne what
propei tion. II an aaeb of tbe Infaata
i Bh.niid BaU-re toarard tba rssiatsiisnofl -i
the hounehol.1 Me thOUgbl It n.lglU he
BaoaaggflTf le proarlaa aaperta, to tsetlfy
to thfl valafl <>f lha apaaxah- of each Ib*
fani, and nn tesilinony was Introdoesd a i
to the tsaaperaaaaal i,r fba ravrloaia la*
faata."
Tba report ef tii.-?pe.-iai guardlaa eoa*
Unuee ,*Tbe actlon ef tba k- asrol guar*
.ii.ui la piovi.iiik; clothtag for hla arlfe,
furnltura an.i br^i-brac f.? hla bou.I
the si7..- and aaMbra eaargad agalnat thfl
e?t*te* ta whoiig) wHiio.'t feundattaa la
luw an.l .-.julty."
Mr l.aricinur.-. the refeie--. s.n.l in hl*
t.-port adoptlng the memoiaiidnm gf Mr.
tfVflllea ' Ib lha abaaaes af vansaheia,
flTldflgjOB rtn.l ?thei ilala 18 -l.-t.-nnln.
wlth BOOUTOPy tbe ainuunta expend.U for
HN vVHrdM, I *dopt thH eon.'luyloii nnd
recomniei.datlon* uf the Bpe.ial guardlan.
although of the 88*8188 that more oi the
Infants' money has t-een aetuaUy spent
thun i.ns beea i-roved arlth rlsdnltsasss''
Mr. .'oiikllng aaked ii niodllieathm of
ii,.. i.port oi Mr, l-Biraa. rafljarBllng
th* aii.iwiiii.e to hla daaightera by tha
?atTogate Ha --"id that la ivio bi apaa)
M .... Btora thaa theh lit*-on*-i and hla own.
iir m.,li tV.n tba laeeaaa fai ir,n was
\.v.i3?. un* ba Msk.-.i far tha BBtlra amount
tor 1 _*1 _:. Mr Conkling .all-.i thfl alt> n
ti..n ef ihe iomt to tha lacraasa In th,
eoat of llving 8ln?e l!'l'?. "> said that tl?
, ,,st ?.f r-aalatalnlng the farally ba BWl arab
m ... II.- aat.l It was dlstust, ful to him,
i'ut he wanted to set foith that hud bta
ehlldren not re,"-!ve.l the Ronaldfl Inhorl
taaefl the manifr of llving <>f the famlly
would have been maU-rlally dlfferent.
Mr. Conkling declared thut his expundi
lur.-.4 ln 1?11 were "eeonomlcal and mode?t
ln the extreme." Mo polnted out that,
beaKlea belng the h*lr* to two-thlrdo cf
the Hona.ldB estato for life and tl.e eiitlru
resldue at the death of Mrs. llonalda. hla
ehlldren will Inherlt from llnward Conk?
ling their uncle. They alao will reeelve.
*ald Mr. Conkling. the uropertv of Mrs.
Kafltman Johneori. ?rM8 of th? in.rtralt
painter and mother of Mrs. Conkling.
Thi* property now ylelda M.88J a jear.
Mine* Mra Conkling beaan rler aeparn
tion suit Mr. I 'onkllng has advertle.d
that hc would not be responslble for debt.
Inriirrcd by her.
DRAW- FARMERS TO TAFT
Pertinent Queati-tos Sent to the
Wives of Voters.
Here an- some pertinent quostlons
\4 lil.-h IMm Mary W.i...|. -.-cretary of the
departmaat oi woman'* atorh of tba Be
nubllean Natlonal Committee, Ib sending
to farmor..' wives:
De POO know thal tbe L'alted States
farmere have more comfortable tinm-a.
Ii"tt.-r lurnlture and elothea and food than
the farmera of anv country ln the world?
That tbelr famlllc. have more labor sav
Ing devlcea and comforta and luxurlee
than tha famlliee Of any other natlons'.'
Do 4oii know that tariff for revenue
onl) arould iin-rease th<- price of sugar by
rulalag th.' buaineaa of tha cane an-i beet
eugar Btatea, becauae they eould not coiB
peta with the cost >?f proeuetlon in ..ther
eountriea aml that the prlcee would ataad
114- 1111 l-.-.-l .?'
Do you know that the free rural da
li\'.'\ -ei4i.e. a'hlch develope gon-i roa.ls
and brlnga your maaaalnea and newapn*
pera and lettera an.i poetage atampa te
your door, owea it- exletence to tho Re
puhiicHii party?
Do you know that Amerlcan lahor la
the beai pald ef anj Iri the aortd and
thal for this reaaofl tbe aorfcer in th*
factory and ahop li aM< to pay good
prices f..r butter nnd egg* and vegetnhleB?
i... wm know that the I'nlted stntes en
? i i proaperlty unequalled In any other
eountrj In tha world, bacaum the .\meri
.?i.n manufacturer buya the produeta <?f
the Amt rlcan tarmei and the Amerlcan
farmer buya the produeta "f the Amerl?
can manuraoturee?
Do 41.11 know that the development of
manufaeturlng plant* Increaaea tln- value
t vn'ii acro- hy bulldlng railroads and
trotley llnea to facllltate transportatlot.
thus brtngtng the mark.-t to your door?
5-CEfMT ALLOWANCE RAISED
Court Gives Wife $5 a Week
and $50 Counsel Fee.
Flve centa a dej *nr miis, hut tiot one
.-ent for butter. Bueh is the allowaaee
arhleh Mth. Pusan BUal Clary -a4s her
huaband. Walter John Clary. made for
ber ainl their chlld last Nove-mber. Thls
Is on*. of the speeiflcatlons in the com
plalnt of Mrs. Claiy ln her nult for a
peparatioii. Another allegatlon ls that
'lary last summer threatened to throw
their son Into .Tamalra Fay.
The alleged cn.l treatment of Mrs
f'larr hy her husband brought ahout a
"g'-ntlernen'.* meeting" st the home of
James Hurt father of th. wife, who is a
rii-h atonamaaon In The Brona Al thi*
ni.-eting there were pre*ent Bunt, Harry
p. . .i.r4, father of the aufendant, and
Mr* Clary'a brother, Jamea T. Hunt. wbo
la also her oouaeaL Mra. < iar> was oaBed
ln to tell her story tO the ' gr utleuKn'i
meeting." Then. aCOOrdhlg to the Hunt
reralon of tho _Beot.Bg, Clary, the father
Of tho yoUBg husband. apnloKlzed for his
pon, whlle Hunt declared that iie would
not permit bls daughter to go h_'-k to her
husband.
TIM defendant said hl* wife wept when
ihfl ' bi'-, gOOdby atid that sh.- <1 id not
wunt to aerarate from h'.ni. Ha BBid Ihat
Mrs. ciar. ? father compelled hei te ra
maln nt bla home ?nii her ehIM Clary
i ? n-.'v ?uir,g his fath< - ln aa f< I
f..r Bltenatlea <>f hla arlfa'a affectloa
The elder Clarjr'a aeeoual of the "gea
tlamen'a meeting" ia that Bunt eaii*d
hta aon a aeamp ai.i a nar and threat?
ened te kin his Boa-ta-law if bo laid
hei "4 ea hta daaBhter. Clary Blee daali i
lhal he offered aaj ai olofl f<
and a.i.i* thal Mra Clary denlod thal bar
huabaad bad atrai h
Juatlce Searburger yeeterd
to Mra Clary *j ? araab altmon) at_d J^1
.ounsel fee
HURT EYE CURLIIMG HAIR
Baltimore Girl May Lose Sight
of Burned Optic.
?, -? ?., i ?? Trtbane |
Baltimore, Bapt, s Bpeclatleta are try
ave tht rli-'ht - ye of Mtaa Hadgi
.la--. of Madif-.n avenue. wlio is populir
ln Balttmora eodety, and ahe nearly de?
atroyed tbe alghl of the optle laal even?
lng aa i reauli of letttng a eurtlag Iren
-iii> from her bauada
Mtaa ias araa prei irlni to go out. and
was atandlng befora a mlrror earllng hfr
halr. \ member of the famlly called her,
aad In tunBiig qulckly, the hot i?
Btruek her in the eye A hn*.' blleter
Immedlatel. fonaed ovei tbt eyebeU. Mlaa
Jay baeam. hyaterlcal and thadeetor had
to laaerl coealne In the eye every two
boora to relleva the Intt nea i am
NO REST FOR HOUSEWIVES
a
Trail Candidates for Opinions
on Mcat Tariff.
The Houeeorlvee' League i* itlll on the
tretl of lha PreeMentlal caadldatea aad
Its indcfatlgai'le president. Mra. .lullan
Heatb, mld yaatarday that they aeed i.".k
for no reeplte until they Batiafy the
housewlfely eeatra for knoaledga regard
Ing thalr attltuda on tha beef tariff.
Having le.-.-ive.i no answor to lettera
Bddreesed to the candldatM a month ago
oa tbi* subj. vt aacapt a note frmn
. oloael Booaavalt'a Becretary, BaplBg thal
he uoiii.l take tlie matter up when he
Kol home. the hous.wlves yesterday ad
draeeed tbfl MUoariag letter ta the same
| ei flOfltfl
On Auguel 12 a letter araa ni.-.iie.i to you
aaklng lf 4DU would, In the event ol
,,,-.! election to thi PreMdancy <>f tho
i nlted St n.'*. favor the removal of the
l iiIlT On tn.'at ln tbe greal BtfBOB of tha
campalgn no doubt thla letter haa been
OVI ih,.._.-?!
i am arritlng to ask If you win give I
your earlleat attentlon, i.i order tbat l
i ., attaf] the man) d'-mand.- made by
Ihe public nnd tl e praaa rho aro eagerl
awaltlna v""r anawer Tl'ta i* one of the
greal and vnai qu atlona, and aeeda i"
, red concretel]
The taa_gue has also BBBl a letter to lt*
iiieaibaia aahlag thorn who erlah te Baahe
ii.-.- ?f the aaroeta peal te bay or seii
ooantry produee ttraend their names and
addresbcs lo the .entral .ounell.
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ASKS DIVORCE TOO LATE
Man Finds Wife Beat Him by a
Dozen Years.
MaeOB. 'ia . hepi i After P M. f-cck,
of this dty. had laatftated suit for ttvaree
he dtaeoverad lhal his prooaedlnga aere
at leaal twelve yaara benlnd tlme.
nfflirr. who Boughl i" setve paper* on
the former Mrs. Beck m Oravm County,
Ky . found that she had obtained a dl
vorce a dosen yaara au..
a
WANTED GIRL; SHOT ESCORT
Three Men Fatally Wound Motorcycle
Rider in Park.
ChicagO, Sept. _L?With a girl perched
mi tho raar of bla motorcycle, Roy IVIn
kleman, seventeen years old, aiarted out
ou A spln through the Weal Slde parks
early lo-dav. Huddenly three men, Btop
plng from behlnd a thlck.t. ordered Wln
kl.'tnati to stop. He attematad to speed
awav, and one of the men sliot him In
Ihe back. He fell to the pavenuuit. prob?
ably fatally wounde.l. Hla eompanlon.
Miss Nfiiie Barnett, eeeapei injury by
lumplng
Park polleemen arrested the three m.n.
who admltted they had planned to get
poa.esaion of the girl.
.?\V- just wanted the girl, said one or
the piisoii.-is. "Wa had no Intentlon ofl
woundlng Winkleman and dld not lntend
robblng him.'* *
The Vacuum Cleaner Saves
Labor and Prevents Disease
It Will Not Work Miracles, as
Some Expect, but lt
Really Cleans.
"The vacuum cleaner does not alway*
pi.-k. up threads. Give me a broom every
tlme. It I* less trouble and doea my work
Just aa well." All thia may be true; the
vacuum cleaner may mla's a thread and
the broom may be less trouble to adjust.
but?and here's th* rub?a vacuum clean?
er get* below the aurfaee and extraets the
dugt, which falls ln a close receptacle.
This eontalner muat not leak or give up
its eontentn untll the operator is ready to
<li?p?*5e of the accumulation. Tberefore
Ihei ? Ifl no dust to fly about and atd in
the spreadlng of that dreaded disease la*
fantile paralystfl, which Is partlculariy
rampant during the dusty nionths, when
the w'nda blow and thc witi'lows Hnd
doors are contlnually open.
? The simple truth is Ju*t this: That
after aa ing the mystieal parforrnaaeaa of
the demonstrators of vacuum cleaners in
the Bhope tbg designs traced In floiir,
the ropos swullowed up and the small
treea aiisorbed?one 1* dlaappolnted upon
reachlng homo to flnd that an old rug
still looks old after the maglcal cleaner
has been applled to it, and that freijuent
ly one gets no ap*ctacular demonstratlon
of a dustlegB track, as aeen in thfl sli"|,.
If ls needleas to say that among the
many cleaners on the market there are
many that eannot lie recommended.
Agaln, advertisements mislead by making
^xtravagHiit elalms. If munufac.turcrs re
allzed how they discouragc the housewlfe
hv clalmlng too much for household ap
paratua the-. would eurely ceaae from auch
mlsrepreaentation, which, of courae, Ifl
born of exceaalve zeal for their produet
The two large dlvialona of vacuum
< leaners are. of cour-e. hand or foot and
power niaehines. Both these claaaes of
maehinea, lt must be underatood from th*
outaet, demand a certain expenditure of
labor. In thc case of the hand and foot
typea the arm or foot aupplleo the pow*r.
and of coura* this power *pell* effort.
In tlie caae of the electric cleanera every
Inch of floor apace, etc, must be covered
by the noxsle, and agaln thia meana
effort.
Here are some of the thing* a cleaner
should do and b?:
1. The cleaner muat be abl* to extract
dust from underneafh loosely woven 1*448*.
iL'se flour In order to see the clflaner's
suction power.)
1. The dust receptacle rauit be aecurely
closcd.
3. The dust bag 'lf dust bag ba uaedi
should he of smooth materlal.
i. Buy a light niachlne If you ha^e no
one to asslet you ln carrytng lt about the
houfe.
5. A small machln* 1* more convenient
f..r apartment use, whlle a large one t*
more adapted to larger homcs, wlth a
good staff of aervants.
6. A practlcal machine has few wearlng
parts.
A machine doep not ciean by magic;
effort is involved. Buy a machine whoa*
weight 1* not oppresaive and which really
clean*. and do not be mislcd by ex
agg.-rated statementa.
Every iflBiiefai'Hiiai of cour?e, ciaims
that his product Is the best. Naturally
he would. and no doubt he thlnka *o; bu*
if a few points are kept in mind they will
J Uiscount these etiphenilatic rhapsodle*.
Postal Card Departments
All eommunicationfl (?nd they are welceme) flheuld be made by pofltal, aa fai*
?? it ia poflflibla.
Recipes Tested and
Found Good
Al! ItMsSflfl arrearlng In theae column* hava
beril frctr<|
larral n".s<irem-ntt *re uied unieaa oth*r
wi.' atated.
Thh department win h? f'.arl to an?w?r any
rullnarv qgeatlen tuhmltferl hy reader* flSfl
iv iii t.ijy reclpBB. _ ., ,_
Addre** "-iilinarv- E.lltor. New-Tork rribune,
Na 144 (taaaaa aireet.
Thi* rl.partin-nt will not he r.*pontlbl* for
manua^rlpt whleh I* nor *-,onipanied by
Btarnp* re* *?*_**?. Klndiy Inolote erampa
aith qu**tloti* r*qurrl**g ?n anawer by l?tt?'.
Uilic on oniv one -44* of th* paper *n. tea
thal name an.] BddrflH fleeflflBpsag each liem.
. icrIMaa-CftB TN 'RKAM.-Try r,i
eutnhers botlsd nnd *ervcd wlth eream
aauce Baaflirntf arltb *alt and pepper
yrnea the r?getsJ*le ta oid enough for the
leedfl to have hardened. remove them. Of
curse, th,- eueutnber* must he 848*81 ar!
either Bll.-ed or cut In strips.
PRU1T iSAl.Al'.?The meat from a
small di.ed cantaloupe may be added to a
(rull ma.-edolne at this seaton, but lt
IBUSt bfl of the flnest quallty. A go,-l - 888
Ml itton of frult calls for two yellow
Crawford peaches. two big plum*. two
slice.l bananas. two tablespoonful* of
whlte gr.ipe* (aaadaat), aal two or three
heapinrr UMflOPOOniBhl of dleed melon. A
few npe purple grapes. if very sweet.
may ba added. or the bananas may be left
out Dress liberally yvith pow.Jerrd sugar
and Berva cold with de. oratlons of
whipped cream.
CORN BAKED IN TOMATO CUP-A
pretty varlatlon of that old-fashioned
Idtab, corn scalloped wlth tomatoes. i?
j eorn baked ln tomato cups. Scoop out
mterior of some flne large unpeeled
j tomatoes, leavlng a stout wall. MIx the
BCOoped-OUl piilp wlth iomc grated corn
ln aay proportions preferred. H.ason with
I pepper BBd salt and mi th.- tomato hold
an Sprlnkle tlie t088 of 8888 wlth pow
' dered brea.l eruinb* and add a blt of but
;. alao; thaa bake ln a quick oven for
Tlft.-.-n minutes or longer. a< .ording to
ii;. baal of the oven. A < overing of paper
ui th* form of a eooking bag may be uaed
if preferred to keep the Julces from escap
lag The top.*. however* ?in ba browner
without the paper cover,
TOMATO flt'CcoTASII - Tomatoea
|,rc?se,l to * pulp may be uaed ln?tead
,,' milk in making succotash. and will
? a delieluiis change. Do not use
i wltii milk. as that curdles the mixt
ure, hut laataad of it. fleason highiy with
I apper an.l *alt and u*e plenty of butter.
If the eara and bcan* are lacklng in
! flavor through havlng stood too long In
' th.- naarkst stalls. rfdd a tlny young onion
[to thsrn. if. hearever, they are flaa fia.
;. do not hide that flavor by any such
addltlon.
LEMON < AKK.-Htlr tojether till very
white a i ound of sugar and half a pound
of butter Add elght egg*?beaten to a
fi..th rhe white* and yolks separately?
tii.. grated rind of two lemons and bhfl
Juice of half a lemon. fltlr ln gradually
I., pouu.l of fllfted flour. I.lne a couple of
I cake pans wlth whitfl buttered paper,
1 turn !n the better, and bak* In a quick
joven. ?'? Ba EIS.'HEIt.
: Aidsley, N I
a
Useful Household Tips
Thlfl drpartnient will pav for houtehold tlp*
if found *v_llabl* for 11* purp**e. AJdret*
"Uacfttl Houaehold Tlp.. t>-p*rlm*nt," New
York Trlbun*. No. 15* NflflaSa atrtet. New
Vork Clty.
CI.BANIM*. EC.G BKATERS.-Do not
wlpe a wlre woven egg beater wlth a
cloth. a* th* Hnt lodges between the wire*
and I* dlfflcult to remove Clean the
beater wlth a hmsh, and then. after
rlnslng, *hak* It free from water and
drv near the *tove. so that It will not
ruat.
TO b-auW IM.OWKH8 FRhrBH-Ro**s
BT poppl*p will kcep much longer If th*
, nd-. ,,f thfl stema aro dlpped into boillng
het water after they are plucked from
the garden. The heat seems tn stimulate
them If the stems are merely dlpped into
the water, not altowed to remaln ln It.
IN BTCWINO COHN.?When about to
BtOfl* left-over corn ln milk, remember
that lt inuit not cook long. Only a. few
minutes will aufl.ee. Alwaya score the
eorn flrat before eutting lt from the cob,
and In eutting do not cut cloae to the cob.
Cut down through the middle of the ker
nela. Then acrape the cob. This will glva
you all the Juice and pulp that cllng to lt,
but not the hard end of the kernel.
ECON'OMY IN" ICE.-A 10-eent pleca of
ice every other day 1* a more economlcal
purchaae than a flve-cent plece every day.
Belng twlce as large and solld. It will last
not only twlce aa long a*.a flve-cent plece.
but It will give double aa much chlll to
the refrlgerator. and thlfl chlll will laat
twlce a* long. *o that when a new cake
Ib put .'n it will not melt aa floon aa lt
would ha\e done otherwlae. In fact, a
iO-cent plece of Ice wlll often keep a re
frlgerator so cold that, exeept fn very
warm weather. one can get along very
4vell lf one only buys lt every tfiree days.
instesd of every two.
It ls well to buy a new cake before tha
last one |b enUrely gone, and the chlll of
the Ice box gone with it.
THE PURPOSE OF EDUCATION
Most People Regard It as an
Ornament, Says Mrs. Young.
"Utnamental aducathm is doing BBBre
harm to tlie ihild of thla c.untry than al
ii'isr aaythlag efcaa that i might inention."
arrUefl Mrs. Bla riagg Young la "The
| Mother . Magazine." ? l-'rom the farm
child lu the country to the pampered child
of tlie ciUes we Und the vidlms of on.a
mental or d.corathe cducation, and tha
responsibility for tlieir fatlures begins with
the parenta arho regard education as an
Bttraetlve WBfl paper and not as a st*P
Ping BtOHB to a lcgitimate end."
By way of illustratlon Mrs. Yoting tell*
of a mother, who. after having made great
'peeunlary sacrlflces to edu.ate her daugh?
ter, eomplaln ?d after sho gad graduatcd
that she wbb quite useless. She could
dr.-?e herself and look prett.. but did n-.t
want to do ai.ything.
"Dld you lmpres,. upon her at the atart
lhal the real object of an education is to
BBBCh a person how to work?" Inqulrcd
Mrs Young
Tlie mother shook her head. "I never
thought of that," she said. "Education
ne.er BppOBlod to me from that point of
'. :ew. I wish it had."
Ior tliis oinamental education Mis
Toung e.timates that tiie a4erage parcnt
in the Unlted States and t'anada annually
paya out not less than 180 a year foi
_*'4en years, and not more on the a\'erage
than $700 a year.
"lf these aara the only famlly ex
paeaaa to be faoai." Bhe adds. "the sum.
either at the mlnimum or the maxlmum.
could hardly he considered a burden, bnt
when it is < otisidered that the chlld tnuet
be i.lothed. taken care of during vacation
perlods. provided with soclal entertaln
menfV and r.rotected in slcknesa. with the
family et ceteras of rent, ta\es. growina
ambitions to read. tra4el and to do oth?r
laudable things. the expense Is enormous
aaleafl B definlte re.p.ilt la produced from
it. '
l"or this state of affairs Mrs. Young
admits that sdiool s> stems may be partly
jo blame, but she thinks that when
parents take a dlfferent 4 iew of the maf
ter some of th/ most difflcolt praMeBB o*
the piesent public school s. stems wlll
ha4e b"en BOtved.
CORN IN THE EAR.
| Corn in the ear haa a greater amount
of waate than almost any other 4cgetabie
Jt44o tablespoonfuls of food ls a generou*
I allowance from an average ear. The aver
I age can of corn contain* a pint of fooo.
I so that at the prices of green corn at
I summer resorts lt fs ea_y to see why
j boarders are regaled with canned corn
during the helght of the corn aeaaon.
The mllk ln the corn hardena when
bolled or roaated. but ln corn puddlng or
frltters it remalns BBfl and mllky.
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