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Uiijiifeii PEPUES. iilili-113 u/121.11 111213 1>o11\1§1 e1111\1 __ ,_

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,iliilli

_T iierels 'f/at Present' No Fear _'l`ll3f` Another Rebellion

' Will Be Started. ._

orrriviism is airs 1 in rue NEW Rsruetic

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11 is Believed rim pick of confi-

lence Will Eventually

" Die Out.

(Special Dispatch.)

` W i Pmcino, June 27.

Nw Within the last month the best-

Uinformed observers in Peking/weref

decidedly pessimistic about the out-*_ look in China. Persons were not lack- 1

lniz'who predicted the rising of such n state of affairs as would necessitate

foreign intervention in one form or an-i I

other. ‘

The financial prospects were decidedly

gloomy. Sir Richard Dane estiniated that the surplus revenue of the Salt Gabelle would pmbablybe so small that it was not likely that the, Five-Power Banks would entertain proposals tor tt loan large enough to meet the recognized needs of the situa- tion._ White Wolf had escaped the tolls iabcriousiy spread for him hy the govern.

mmf _li’00Ps, and was rampagiiig unre-_ 3

ntralnediy in fresh hunting-grounds, well!

out of reach of the C-hinese urmy. `

It was believed that Wliltc Wolf was in-

Bvlmd by and wps acting In collusion with, _1

the revolutionary party mid that his um. mate oiilect was thc overthrow of the nov- ernment. The revolutionaigv party, too, was supposed only in be waiting for a sult- abio opportunity to rnisf- the flag of rr-i bellion in Kw-angtung Province and M \'arlo\is points on the Yang-tae, nt-menus

from the provinces wns only trickling into! the capital and was being spent as fast tis] it camc in on the operations against White Vifnif. Foreign debtors were clamoring for Uiylnent of long overdue debts and threat- ‘_ ' ' rr- - ~ -~ - ' .

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l Were, but Still Not f Good.

20,000 Persons, 2,000 of Tiicm

1 1 Women and Children.

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bankrupt in Europe because of the failure to honor large batches of Ti-easiiry bills held* by them. Trade throughout the coun- try was seriously linmpered hy thc depre- cinie_d.*lt_at_e bf' provincial notes and feeling against the government because of its ih- ability to` take measures to protect-'thci trading community in this respect was as-|15

This pliultip,1.1pii of II i ll l'il1i1'1's~1 \l iii \\l1o l~ ~ic\t\iitt\t=.i 10.'

ceiitly trnni \\ i1i1l~1ii t‘i1\t|u lu i ton \\llii l‘riii1c~» \ic\ iiititr oi 'lc lite und #lie wus li.i\in;: it lulii linic

eninx to proclaim the chinese government! ' H #RH 'p]Q1NC_E\;-_ri MAQY FQQM THE M05‘r EEC-ENf'CAM1=_RA p0QT`QA-i-lf' ‘_

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thereby tlliiiinislivtl

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'-1 mv- iis she \\'n.~' tli'i\'lu;_' rt--1

biiiili l'ii1t~\;:; `i'.':is iligcssctl itll lu wiiilv

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ormeriy liuntllcd, :intl that tiiclr cupiicliy Wolf is stll_1i niivc, and ever :i potcntlnlltiic pi-liit‘lp,1| ,.,..,gC" (put im prirty. nor any'

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u remit iii Peking on gciierzii uct-uiiiit flntincr to thc state, iliuiigii foi the ii.nc l1i1>1..i1tt_ n|.pc1ti's: :11ixln\is‘tt> tlispuit- the

bring lic final/s it 1-xpedlciit to rt-tire out -..'p1'cnio.r~_\' of t!if_,- rt-iitrzil éfow-1<iin¢¢-nt; inf

suming dangerous proportions. The ;1T,01l1l.000‘i\t-liig (1.11-1,|t.11 in sit-eiictli-lol' tlin lliiiciigiit into tht- obsrtirlty uf ills-,1`.ti~t, 11111-;ii|_e1, the ;;.i\~t,~i'ii:iiciit is lii~giniiin;;

The difficulties that confronted the gov- em,,._.- me ,,r,,\-;,,(.|,,| ,,,,1,. ;,.__~,,,.S 1,. |_.,-i.,,it:\1:1t l(nn.-uh/ H

ernment have. however, heroine less se-_ p y . > _, 1 fmus' I" “Uni ‘hut b*`i¢“i` days 9"’ liiileuvts lnt.\n_v liihcr pru\'ili<¢cs \iiitii\i\'lit>tl.irf.;--1-f-~:f-f:-,if~f<~-:- -1-__-~ff--»-.~~ lf°i'¢- Vi/l'iif°W0lf lii1Sii@"ii l-¢‘i\<l<‘il i\“'-"iy,i'i‘ho whole prolilt-iii iii' iiiist-cui'cd iiutcs:

from Szeciiuan, wherti rebellion acniiistimuuns |110 1-e.~.it11i~1itioiiiifpiililit-t-oiifidc1icofUld the government would be misy to fan |nto';,, ,, mm; in ,.1,.,.,,|,m0,, of u,,,,,,. ;30f,'0,,.)'0,111_1

where his depredations are less felt. 'l'he fm-_

revolutionary party appears to have taken] That u lictiliining in iluitlini; with this-ii' ` U19 l`90&lil B-Blliliiliiiiiii Ui' Uufucrmln IlUW'iproblcm lltts bcuii iuudc is sallsi‘.i<'tol‘)'. i»ut`

GPI DY the Prcsidcni. lyllill 1l0\\'i1~ ‘Jii\'iit is only u liegiiiiiiiig, niiil the pi-obit-iii, breaks have -been nlpped in the iiud. No_,-(.,m,1,,,. tt. hc siiivod. Thcrc is, too, the: evidence is forthcoming to suggest tlititirlslt that the cft`¢.1i‘1.-1 of the control guy-|

ilu lit- i't»0u;,'iii:ai’-ii ihri:i:;.;li<>\1t ilic voulitry.

cm in ed in l{\\'1i|i'.’,'tl|n|:‘ and li\|nt\'i und' '1`lii‘iii'Uf*`|il‘Ui li"i5 ilvfiiiiifill' iml‘f0\'rtl. for' l tisirriiis it-t-1-ipts in-.licuic want r1i`v11iii’l-'

liltiivi- in the :'<'1\'r>i'n1ii1»i\i 1ini~ni;; thc trntl-; ;lii',1 r-iiiiiiiiliniijf. \\'i\l\‘li ull;‘,'llt to tllsuppt-ui' ins tim iii1|1i-u\'1-ziiriit iwviiiiiw-1 gent-i‘:illyl ii'\‘Cl'i;i1izi~il. l<`»»i' thi- first tiirce iiitiiitlis of!

(Spei~i1.il Uiepiitcli.)

Loxpo.\', June 27.

THE Times, since it roduccd its prir'e_|“ _

condiiiongdlili srhey

iSALVATlON ARMY AIDS

Metropolis NighiiyShelters MoreTiia1i‘

lunncrs. ‘ in r 1 __ 1 5 "iii '>'“V'i'@ WH 11£11111111S111

iiii DMNCESSALEXANSDEPPSOF TECKTHE SLUMS1. _ __

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has taken to what on the American 1:5- .~'~ . . `

eltlrr are called human interest stories.

lt has just linen on a shinnnlng trip.

It is an insti~u<‘tl\'c and rather a dreadful

thIn.'-‘:. the writer says, to make the round ut night. under proper est-ort,'of the places

\\~lir.i'e those people find a refuge who hn\~o1

pathetic spirit. with an earnest desire to learn sorneliiing of thc problcins of life for the vcry poor, \viil find it a wholesome and chasteiiing cxpcrlciice. l-‘or those who habitually think in terms of pciinrls until they grow to he su careless of their shil- lings and slxpciices it is well to bo brought to realize soinetiines what vital things pennies und hulfpcnnics may be. 'l`o-night, ns c\'ci'_\' night. lic says. there

will probably bf- 11 tliuusnnri people \\'uil~ during the lmlidon r~tl'ct~is \\`itlim1t n. lit-ai or place in which to slccp. ln the r‘ai=.uol wards, thc common lo1l1:ini:iioust\siind \':i~ riuus charitable .slit-llcrs tht-rc will be up-

ward of t\\'s»nt_\' tl\1»u."n1i1l people, some t\\'o tliou.-'still ui' whoin will iw ivoinen and cliiidrcn. it is truc thai. tiic ronditloiis in the hull few yt-urs iiitvc shown u Steady anti uriprvrlalilie llnprovcincnl, purtl_\‘ tis thc result ui’ tii-libs-i'ate vfi‘o:'ts on the part of lhr- iiutlioi'itit-5, inirlly because lliiics are p|~nspei~i»us and the fc\\' petit-t~ iicccs- sary for it iii-,:ht's t'oo;l unil lodillrilz liuvt- hucii 1| isliiido it-ss illfflt-\1lt for _evcii thc iimst iiicciiiiwicnt to sci.-'t\re_ llut in spite ui thc ":ii»t1i\\i.iiice" oi' miincy liii\l Iiiii'

\\‘lili:=t:\n<iiii:: ow,-1'_\' 4»i`l`~\i'i. thi-rt: rciiialiis til\\:i_\'.- iiiis it-rriblti i~t»sid\iuiii of those \\'iio liiivt» iw iioziit-_ ~

lit' ini- \':\i'ii1u,< institutions \\'iicl't» thc

(special l.iispi1.;t-h,\

Liseo.\', Jiiiic 27.

131 limi 22! l’r8.c1i lilo dc J:liivii'o_ Llslvin.

1li"i\il>‘ located und in the 'host rcsldi-ntia

'down upon the pl'lii<‘lpiil nvt-iiuc, the Avc- lllldu dn l.liiei'dt\1.l1\

'l`he first floor to the right of tlic rnuin entrance is iisrtl for thu Ci\=int'1~i'_\' :intl

fund licciitlrin offices. V i-‘our siilin-S occtipy

0L(`.\NEL 'l`llO)l.\S li. iiillt‘ll. thc

no homes. To do it from men, 4.,,,.1,,sH__‘. .FA “newly appointt-ii Anicrlcan .\iini.stcr t1i.i.'os<'a.s recently ocrupietl by Dufluo do inbxcusnblm Bm om. who goes in “_ §ym_i l’ort\tgnl, nliil Mrs, Iilrcii urc ut pros- V

‘cnt occiipyirig thc new Lvgutirin :it Nos. ‘.'Li. Portuglu,-se Iiivic-ra. 'l'iils is located dl-

ll. is ts iurgc und iitittcly liuiiiiiiiiz, 1-r‘n-

IW*-"~i0i\. fli-1'll1l-5 liic lieoiltlfiil llrucn lilo llc Janeiro l"i1i-k, with ii rciir view imililiig ing to lcztvc on the Vateriantl on August

'rms siozaictia Lfisiirioii is Lisbon.; 0

iloor is used for sleeping apartmeuls for tho faniiiy and guests. ' Coliiiiol Birch has also taken the villa ai-

l.1'1iiic, onc of thc prettiest piaccron the

ircciiy On thc sea, and will be used in siininivr for Saturday to Monday visits tliirlng the yt-nr.

The Minizsici' and lifrs. Birch are arrang-

i3. to viaivtiic United States during the

I.\iiiiistcr's vucntloti, returning tu Lisbon into in thc iiutuniii.

Coloiiel Biich before hi.-i appointment wal

pt-rsmial "aide" to Prcsideiit Wilson a.l

lite sccuiiil floor, fat-inf: thc siiwct, ;:i\'li.,<;;lio\'crnor of New .larsl-_\'_ und the Presi-

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ample |'ooin for oi'|`11~iiil 11iitort:\i1iiii~1nt.<. The dlniiit; i-coin, i_'i1f~1sts' .suite :ind pi-l\':»ilc study arc also im this floor. Till" lliii"l

1-nt-t~lecl.‘s ui'i\tl0n_ llc

‘.~‘1‘_-r~|'vi.1ry of

rcprctsriitative at the inaug- l1~i also is close friend of the State, Mr. Bryan.

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Poll Tax Alarms 1 Proprietors of i M0vingPiclures

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_Europefin interest ls.»\roL15ed by Siste- A- ineiil by -Aiiicriciiii Thai the

1 Cinema Aids Eycsigiii.

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vorv |1o1_ii~ iirc provide-tl wltli it iilgiiifsl (Sl"0i`lf\i ]"lSl'l\i"h-3 lo1l‘~'ln_'_' nt n\lnlm\ii.i cost thc most siic<"‘Si~l-‘I l‘l`“i»i~\`- Mill" 2"

1\il tip- wrltci' >‘:i\'.s is p1‘1'h1\l>s thc huge IIE imposition of z\ clliciiin iuill tux l

Siilvtitiiiii .\rniy isiicltt-r in iirnot 1l'1&t\:i"_ I Gcrrnuny is 1-iuisilig t-tiiislilcruiil M,-,.,..; \\'cst.iiiii\.~'tci' in the building for-i alarm iilnting moiniu>i's of tile trtitl

~ ic b Messis Burroughs &'i"incinri proprletot-~i will in- |>11I'LlL‘lii=\l‘l

"}5};§1i21§"[s1}P¢Q§1”“

Is Seldom Seen in Public Places

_____.,.___.__ of the Brilliant Balls, but of Many \Noii1.iei'lul

' Feies.

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(Special Dispatch.)

P/mis. .Tune 27.

Oiic Heats

Never

ii RIEF but brilliant is the Paris season.

L* §lt is oven more briiliiint than it luakil

“- when viewed superficiaily:` for; ai- l' tliough the Porlsians iirc r°=nc\vned for

ni1~.~ly out-up tl 3' - - ` -' ' ‘ \\'=itts it is successful because. firSt.`hm'd hit. and ll is expected that 1m\ni‘ \\'lll1tht-ir open air life in town, society is ss-

thiiugii it contuiiis nearly six iiundrcdfhnve to close the d1io1‘s ui" liwil' lllvfllrc 1,141,-_ pi,-f-1~,\~ t-veniiig by eight o'clock ynu"i.‘nking Cliurlottciibui~;_' as nn cxnniplt-_'th

nn- lil;¢_-l_v to rind the words “Full up"i`tuxatlonisnsfollows1--I-l\w_»i~31'tin-ntr1:\\'lt i~liuliz<-ii upon' thc floor, and. second. be-,the nccoiiiinodntiuii ot lull seats oi' under

raiiisc, though thc charge for a bed is onlyi Is taxed $i."_5l1luliy. \\'lierc thc sc-ats ai thrco peiice. il is tinderstooj to be amply; from 100 to 11) the tax is $l.T.'1, and tlicutrr

Scif-stimiorting. ` .

For. his three pence the occupant gets a

comfortalilt- bod un an iron single bed- stcad with i\\'o clean sheets and a leather-

Iisenting 1511 to zoo 1in\»..- tn tiny sem ii--i~ dur

-<1 sviitinlly home keeping and it keeps its 1- finest flowers for its own appreciation. Tl Outside the limits ui' tiicir particular seu

thc lending liostesscs :irc very little knowi_1.

'cI'l`hcir dresses are rar:-ly tlciscrilicd in___the

S: ne\\'spapiii~s except. those they wear at the

- rltcce. their tlru\vll\',: ruollls are scarcely

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,i'l‘hentros acuoniniotinlliii: iiiorc tliuii ir»iii~;e\»¢~r plintngrgiplp-(1 for pupil(-atigii, and

*"1" lii\` L‘Uii“\lioiitiit"' livtiutl of list your like American cloth" coyeriet The vast i'\ 9 0" 0 d U I H . " ‘ ~ v . _ . ~.. | _ ;11'.\'li1t;» 1., 1; t111.,|11 1,1 1,,,|,,,,.l` H H me ,,,,,|,‘i-1ioins :ire comfortably warmed in cold l'i0lidH!'S lil ll1i‘i.@-*"1 -‘ “ii” f*

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_ . _ _| _ _ _ ’ I _ _ A i il. 'ti x has for sonic time boon ex-

1(,l‘Ll5i_Y (,L)l'l‘CSpllllCl€ili \\’l'iiC_\ [_1,;\}gtii.i\t» ln1i~i1 iii.-l.l up in the pi,,.ls he,,m|s¢ineathci, su that thc covering is ample. ctSdm1n1l1m\ly but u cmmgc or goverm l ,.. . 1ii=ili\'t~ t1~:iilt>i»s |,,,.| |,;,nk,.,| "mir ,,m,,,,)- lnlln utidiiion to his bed he may have a bath, De € od it f U 1.

Letter to the limes Depiorilivi ‘1.1~1.n~11-11p t.. -‘.1-1 . . ith 1 t water snuii it111i nm-ei anti wniiemem has driwe of '1 " *-

U HM Hg H up mulnrm In`“ m ' ' \‘iuch interest is niunifcstcd in ull Eu-

. ~ ` I. -1. .1 . I - ill if he l

_ mn. ltui...i q1u_ntt i1~u nt ,,.,»1.||i15; um |,,.|,,“1 ¢|m1.,e`lm is in his bath his clothes W 1 Z X _ _ _

H5 Deterlorat tf the cin'1c°- iiulin ‘ ' isl lic “disinfeclcd " Il. is B Pfucesslrope 1" th” Smlunnm Uf Dr' Hmben' Har

there is any wide plaiiiied t-ont-ei~tedit-riiinteiii to stiiiicliten nut the iitnt- tiucs-i ______,______ _' _ ‘_"i"|_ -"s_i\i<f'ii1\-‘= of lust >'<~u1'.|\\_ ‘#‘S» ' ‘ _ _ th tlmm medml msmmor mr me slum of

15111.55 B fllure which has justified Sir N iuu`riunt's nt the "i`iill"_11l ltutu-ii iueiinru Dane. utter the r@¢en\i°n °f 55-- 1 1tt.11». it 1.1 ti-110 that the 1:11111 is 11.1:

I _tlic liuw of nhl. lt is not the i-xt-|i1si\'c

~ iuitiiit of iiigli sot-it-t_\'. ivlieii ltolivii Row

ing substantial surpluses which have been amid over to the government account. 111 addition to this inflow from the Bull. l-iw government claims at last to be receiving substantial contributions from the Drvi/lil' ces. Moreover, an important steli liiii Neil ' taken toward dealing with the provincial note question. lin lsreeinl tu lim i‘f'i““*i” nr the shit surpluses the Five-Power Banks

stipulated for the devotion of the money- \ nearly $7,000,000-to the alleviation of i.h0 note situation, and agreed, besides. to per- mit the employment tor the same purpv-le 11: as.ooo,ooo out of the si0.w0.°°° i=f°"if1°°‘ in the reorganisation loan for the purposes

or the sm osiieiia. 9

As a. result of all thine encouraging Biirnl 'the Chinese are filled with an optimiiim which the foreillmf 5°” “"‘ ‘"“d'° mem’ but which he ti-um wiii not ieaa them 1°

,underrste the serious dlfilcultieis which fnttii -eonti-one the .°°1iiitry. an Wi‘i°" 'must oontinui to confront the country for mgiy.-¢ day. Yuan Shih-kai has burnt. his bolts solar as Young China is coa- cernod. He `|i|li>°il\i°d 1'“""”"°“t 13'" nu, ‘nd “gutted entire responsittilifv for the conduct or affairs. This your he ha. Na" qu Nmying Constitution. dl- vesting _the poolili D\'l¢¢i°“"Y °f “Y 'hum in me ‘°vqmmm¢__ ‘nd vesting inhimeelf power! thtt in effect are dictatorial. MON over. he hu nt up a Governmefii if* P°“'“‘ from wiiith Yountcllliil l* °’°1“d°d m

000,000 tocover future liabilities, in releas-

\.:~s u sight for thc 1:t»d.~i. _St viii-icsliniitluiit

who' lius \\'iit1~l11'tl this “tit-tc|°ioi'1tiinii" of thc lion' writes to iiic 'Fluies dt-piiiriiig the

from royal pupiees, and is it tu bc rc-`titliiiirt-d, .1idiiililng.” The writer goes ouz-

Chinese out of office ppggiiig in old s¢Y\°

china. in fwf-

pmyqf [maps/bio of holdin! office; very tow will claim i»lIl_i» *l\°¥

it. But Youi\[.C,Iim§_ mm’ me iiiitu-ty rage; Wil' .°¥' osnuolllnx at the national. they foulht and bled. It

wma that Youll! by A them, in the eddeovorlnl to dis-

setivsiy re- viliiaadl to will have to

is turniii¢_

ia uid mon in their

' ins ‘in ` N- - _ i’°

tm ’|.”|,m. 5| N':;ii:tss\|i`t'.?' nl? l(s1.irice,qes1ei~t\~ Caiiforni;

_ .ci GC

I UM 0|' *W “nn-“cu I ",°“r` c°r» 1 `“nt° rem' of Jovan/ 1

mtnmim 1,, gugigtor e wnoigoiir and

noa~rssurri1¥» "nal “ngat mf “'32 te provide I

has the "‘°' Peking

of all

intl mn; iciiiniii |i».v lor u few iiionths.\\hich.lS 10° 0fi**“ necessary' 1\°“' B ' iiorc. ' “"5 are “'“iiiii|~¥ ull to the dangers to the Maryland, during the course ot rt recent

, | i t in the ttnivni-sity nun, isuitiniuro,

' _-_..,_T___;,_____1_:_____T-__....._ lcommon hefiltii which insects cause by cc ure V

' '"` \rr'1`1 11; disease, it muy he uint in time thin. the eyvslslit \\'0\1i°1 bs ¢°l\Bi1-iefaifii

:ti li bc alile to oveiconie the curse uflstrengthentti by thc uttciitiniico for t\\o

vermin Al. present the rcpoits of the Lon hours doll) ut ii Dl¢l-“TP ili¢‘“ii° If “us

n'E:BnY§,1,,n County* Council show that the 1Ie&ill'i'poiiiti-d out by the tint-tor that the rapid

V l Uoparulwnt me, , yogi- cleanse: sonic, pro_lcctlun of <1ifi‘t-rent obit-1‘t.s on the

iten thuusanilwoonis, thirty thousand pri-5

_ _ isons und more than one hundred thoueuiui

. . _ ' ' -ti -i -s of t~11.th1r11:. K ir.:-t und lit-cuiliiis tim days uiiuii ilici ___+___ "‘“p°“;e and halt pence go E lung Wu, m.

. A ` _ . _ _ . . e 1

..i_¢_--, :it-liissital ltuu ninili used in -,lit iti_i||c| (Sp(_,,m, D|.,p“h.h) meat peter street. A large i,,,w1 ,,g al

` (5p@¢\n11)|_<putr\h_) jsuiisliiiic sui~\'eyiiig the scope iintlcr tiieli ' ' ' ‘ s‘a‘m_V qmemng Mew of mem “ml Wm..

l.u.\xoo>:, June 27. jciiicruid trees on this emcruld tliroiic. ur LONDON. June 27. ~ I u enm__ ,wmv 0,, tum. $00,]

S the bun on the tungu to lie renioved 1-:intcrctl up and d1»\\‘Ii. l10\\'lni:1 llowctl to,i S the rcsult of a r~oin_p,etliion ivhichigxlttgspifaties im be got for anmhgr hui(

. iiud its ui-igiii in u letter written i.1y`pum“.' and owe, enmbies M-,, in 1.110901-_

vivcd iii the houses of the inncr up-cie| “Now his successor onry survives us ant Lord Curzon in Coumr). LUG' dec|ar_‘“mL The man Wm] 6,/2d_ 0,. 7d_ W ,Dena

ot' society, from which it has been rigid-lex(-gptimi the uiotley rule. The rc-ul»` mg It would be u nuumml tragedy K can get hem u Bum] night-S lodging, u gm. ly excluded? such is the question ilulilllosv man signed his ulidlcation uiieu lic inn couugus or rum] laborer wer t b mymg supper and 3,, adequate pwnitfust,

every one will now bc risking. The reusondiscarded ins coroiiution robes. \Viierc| 5 ° ° ° Maude” laying m emmgh wbuccu in me

tc rn down und siuiidurdizell houses thrown

for the inquiry is that King George aiidlnow me his glossy top hut, his high “illilc form or hugs., bought from feuow in. Queen Mary have now “nn the real tangoicollur-ciubleus of 1-uiiucuce--iiis shui up in their piaccs, rows of quaint iittiewnmtes to mst mm over me d,.,y_ Mu;-,over and eI\.i0Y€<l li~ @ |fi'0Ck ‘-‘0iii1 ills 1111140, fragrant butt0l`iii°i“~ models of cottallcs. like dolls* houses but he spends the evening in warmth and com- It was before the ball k--Ji by -3Tiiiid1llil1l5 BC0liii'0 0f ii €liCk1 l-mit I"`0"“l"“t 'fir ever so much prettier, were displayed in fort with a sociable company.

Duke Michael Mlkhuyiovich and Countesszof stiff loftlucns which used to prccluiui thc gnuery Ur the Mvme muh Mm ,_,,_,.ee¢‘ From mm mace, wmch seg, the standard Torby, at Ken Wood, that their, Ma1eslles:domluioii? ’l`l1e_‘nut‘ will have iiunc of Wu before me udnnrmg eye, of u hun of of the mmumum at cu,n¢,_.,1L ,,\,m|n¢;,i¢, for saw ‘the tango danced. Mr. Maurice a1i1l;tlit-iu, for lic rejects rcsiruints. He rc- houglng cxpc,-¢s_ mme D,,,,¢.0_ ,_|,,,,-8 are lodging houses at his wife, Florenée Walton, were unsuited joiccs in wiiut iuilurs tcrin u ‘lounge suit.' The mm|e|,, were bum H, pu|,g_ and emi, wmch me prices rungt, 11|,wa1~d of tour toeltertsin the royal party between din-file wears ii ‘siru\v’ nr ii ‘boivlcrf u_CCOi'll"pulr was different from the rc-st. They pence, five pence, six 11¢\1C01 Mid. ilnillly. ner and the ball. When they had danccd_i11g to the cnpricc of our so-culled ciiiiiulc. embodied the char-nrttwistic architectural tn the tiled and noiisiied Luxury oi BNCO

one` ot their waltzes; Grand l>uchess‘Soiiicti1iics he even declines upon brown ¢c,,¢1,,-9,., of ,,|,,,,,,L every coumy in Eng. Hou” ul gm-¢“11.,nce, Thurs are also other Anastasia of l\iecklo'nbui1r-Schwerln sur-;brcg\1cs. V -[land tioiii Suffolk to Nort.liuiiih1\rlaiid,‘places don-11 to the 1.-usual ward! and U10 prised Mr. Maui-ico by saying:-"if the “Whitt ii medley surrounds liini. (_)I|C0ianti they \\-orc thc prize winning iiesigiisi,,,,,.,.iy ¢h;11»itnu.»_i shelters which cull. Quwn a,|¢,.|:nr the tango, be pleptired to *somebody* ivus in the Row; new it isiin thu ,competition for models of rural m,¢|111,g_ g dance it." "nobody.’ lit-nliy, _liowevcig ii: is every-=lai>1ii~ers coltuscs organized hy Country of tm,” mst me Ms! known 1, Mediand

They had just concluded another dance. body, for the liurriers arc broken down. Life. \ Haul wmch is _,,,m,,,,.¢,,.| by lm ggngpegs- when Countess Torby told Mr. Maurice, The siiubiiy-sinnrt and the Hlll!\l°!-Hillllllil 4\i"’i'"°°‘“ “ll °""" "W l‘°iHil-ry took part "mm, L-n|,m_ R,_ce“m._ umml. me Lamp," that the_ Queen would like to see the‘ nitcrnato with thc tlrnh iiowillcs und dun-‘in this usciul coiiiputltloiigaiid vled with Coumy Cuum,|l.,, reguluuon, p,.c,¢,\\,|ng u tango, as she had never seen it properly rlifictl siovens. Rugs and filicry. dirt iindlouc unotiit.-r in piiitluchis tliq vcry best mmlmum of 350 cubic feet of wh. 39,,” 19|- q¢n¢¢¢_ _ tilainotids joetle eiwli 'otlicr ln it kind uf Sli¢¢liTi0ii“ ‘if UW" '~"'““ “t me "°ry l°w°“ every bcil, the accoininodatioii at .\icti-1

favor ot oftioiaio of the old regime. H0, M1-_ Maurice and Min Walton were de- 'rug' time. .-\’ti1i tliei-e, too, lityci-ii of the Driven. _ , ,and Hun has b.,¢,\ reduced, and now

|| hg 4 he un the had been much dis- dully respectable citizens poi-Q over wwe. Architects were imltcti to send in designs about 15,, bed, a "mm ar., ,wg-upi¢d_

cgurfggd by th. bznnlns M me tang," papem o ' for eighteen pairs ol cottages in tliflcrem To sw thu m~|Bw¢|-ng; M the “nam-world h 44 ei r a had been vuigeriiied "Atnericiins are there, of course--cultb '~‘<>Ur\¢i0H and wires amounrint I0 111°” one should gn, says the Times writer. to

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gy (tin: iiiytrodugtldn ot numerous steps vated Americans, imcoutii Aiiiericuiiii, '-l1ilii$3.000\\'€reewsrdt‘d. Fittywix models B,-uc, 5_Qu.,_ an-saay mentioned, the

tn 1 ,M had nothin, Mmsphiiun Americans; but most of and 1.4110 deslsns were =1ui>milrf=<i~ cuuhty council lodging house in Kumble

ziiirtezrrmtl; do.e:ilth\n no had been init- tiiem more or less conscious that Eng-` in °i>@iii'\Kil1¢ °Xi\il>ili°“ UF- R“ii°im*\i‘- street, Covent Garden. A hed here cum.

~ y, ‘ | land is the old original antiquity shop, president of the Board ot Agricuiturm as has been said, sevcn pence itnlaht, and

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"lint: dm“Z'.,,;;,. Mmm, Wu m-ml Informer days the Row man.wi\s one ofldescrlbed it as the bent contribution »° it is no exaggeration to say that many ("4 sy ;,,i,,||'gg¢rm¢¢ fha: the queen had the best antiquities, but now they iirc for made wwlrd 1>r°vidlnr types or at- .hotels give ies. comfort for three shillings aemibed it as etnrnniig tina thstiiiie ina lool¢iii¢ st tiief rliododendi-ons. “'.“°“"° ""3 "°°"°'“"=“i '~‘°"“¥°l in \'11ri- six wwe- The »r»\°i°u= moms. lqruvu- o idosit was such agncofuldanee. ' “And the riders have chi\“3°“° “‘°‘|°"° mm °t tm country' H’ °°'“'“°“"°d ioully ¢i°\I\» <i*~'°°i”“i°‘l Will* Piailii" ‘if n un .ma 'mt mmemuxixe. what woum the 015 Row mm; havsipartirularly on the advantage of moods md tiles. engravings of well known

m11;r°;`:°t|:.¢h||,'? gg Jig one-step, another thonllit of ladies riding straddle in litilf tu make clear the uri.-liltect'e ideas. J pictures or Cecil Aielirs sporting prints;

,m4,m,,,,|-` 4,,” wma the 'i-ent. mascniitin guise, with top bouts und "'i`,h° °f1iY “rv in “'i\'i¢i\ ‘\'° ran wwe the hearing and speech end manners or

mn 1. ' ' 5 fn "int sloiicii hats worthy of ti the problem of rural housing," he italian, m,f,'y at the inmates; the but et tene,

Il: is more like iu"'il to proceed striotlyvtibhg business us which basins with cold salmon and cit- nt (hem, still sit ti|e_.\\‘eil as artistic l_lnes. 'l.’l*iie exhibltlonpro- ecniber for three pence and goes on

vides one ot the best meuairyet taken of through a long list of uppctlzing dliiihcg at

seeing how far ai~cht\gc'ti». coiitiut-tot-s. p

f"~qh the

parts ni' t\

land oirtiers, pliiianlhropists and those pence, all combine to gli-ii it much inure!

occupy the rottitbillnri eo-opeiiate in than the atmosphere ot ri hon-1 then of n

ui' this great oroiilehi. municipal lodging house. Licensed for me

reliiilvi suaimboliasiiisututioa. ‘_ 1

rices varying from nnc Pence to three

eds, Bruce Home Is altogether A spacious

scrruii imposed on the organs of sight minute variations in focusing, which wus vcry beneficial to the rt-tina. i 'Dhe craze for movlrilz l\l<fIUi“f‘H HHS \’»@i1v~i

trated i.-\'cii to the rt-iiioti.-st uf thc Soutiii Sea Islands. Vicoiiitc do Glruii. a l»`i‘encli-’ mun, who is the head of tt 'picture tiicotrcl syndicate in Tnhiti, nnd wiio is now on u visit; to lingiaiid, iiiatlc some intcrcsilni;

remarks i'i»~i.;t\l'dlii|; ihe cinuliiu in that islands during the course of un iiitu-rviuw| the other tiny. lie suis:-"'i`h~: uincuiu theatre has become thc only amuse-iiicnt of the Tahltnn. .lie will sell his sliirt, or, if he does not wear a shirt, his girdle, for n ticket to a picture theatre. Tiic charge for admission is as high as one Irunc, and for the best seats two francs is cliurgcd. ’1‘iit-sie prices are necessary in order to re- duce the crowds, for at night time every native man, woman and child of 1’apeel.c- 7.000 or 8,000 souls--is clamoring for ad- mission. The accommodation in the four cinema theatres of the capital allows for about 3,500 people, and as every native wants to come every night. you can im. agiiie there is no little crowding. Sn in. convenient has the craze heccn-ia and 50

pernicious this dcsirc to epcnd all savings on cinema amusement that the Gnvemm- has issued orders io close tlic clneinn. then- trcs on three days out of tho scyeu, with tiis result that n. freo iight. takes place every performance night."

A new invention which should find favor

umons the educational authorities who contemplate installing the clneinutograph in the schools under their control was demonstrated recently in Birmirlham, when a einemstograph exhibition was ulvcn in broad daylight. Tho inventor ol this daylight einomatograph is e. German, and he claims that the principal advan- tage of the invention is that while is lec- turer delivers his discourse students can take notes oi' the points he makes. More- over, it does away altogether with arti- ficial lixhting. The pictures are projected on the screen from behind. the apparatus being identical with that in common use. it ie thu sort-en. lioivover, that is the se- cret of the whole thing, and its conipoei.

hundred penplc hzivc to puy u dolly it\X Of their daily life is guiirdotl from the public

name' mm me desert regmns of Kmlsum wwud whh_h smmolwo Wm “Ut go \.‘_,._,.i L0W;lii1- _vt-11,. the |»..t.tipig r=li1iivt1l ti big li\¢~1»..usei_ _ ~ - _ [T2.54)nf;i£|eve:-yt::’;y(tp§i;s;¥isHni;::;;i;tl; ixgfeye as carefully as their daughters url

protected from worldly `;ionips and vani- tics" until such time as they are old enough tn take their shore of them.

Hugutelie und Pdteaux still remain ex-

tremtly Front-ii, and the stranger is not received with open ui-ine. Although a law of tho must brilliiint hails ui' every sea- son are allowed to liecoine more ui' less public property there are sinailer and more wonderful fetus about which the pubiio~ never hears. The Persian hull given by the ifuintcsse de Ciiabrllian last season, the Crinoilne bull given by thc Duchesse do lGi'1.inioiit the other tiny, it charity flte in fthe music room of the Cumtesse René de

|lYcarn_ a. pastoral conccrt arranged by the

iL`uiiitt-ssc de Grcffuiile, and a few great

events of like importance are recorded in iiit- papers with n muse of dctaii that niat- tcrs rather less than more. But the heart

of society, with its wit, its iirace, and its vuiiitics, is no onc's property but its own_

There arc silil salons in Paris, there is

still coiivcrsutloii. and there are still wom- cii who know how to give a dinner party ut. which the wil. will sparkle as gayly as iiie wine. lt is these women who make the rctii Paris season, and it is they who cause it to bc brief us wcil us brilliant.. They can gather togctiicr men and women of many iiutlonalltics and of twu classes, those whose birth Hives tiiein place and those who claim .a footing by reason of their wit. Money alone is powerless to open these doors, much less so than nioiicyless wit; but one thing is essciilial, and that is a fluency in the languule of the land, in spite of the fact that almost every Frenchwoman uf rank `spcuiu| at least two foreign languages easily, one of these being Engiish, `

During two months in the spring, _May

a.nd June, society women open their houses in Paris and make a season. They dress and dance, play bridge and patronize the arts, put in an appearance at polo. tennis, golf and the opera, and color all they do with an intelligence that seems in- herited rather than acquired. It is this in- telligence which tcaohee them that brevity is the soul of success in most social muz- ters. Be laisser desirer miiht well be their motto, for they practise it in more senses than one. Even their dinner menus are armnted in that spirit; and it is tho bourgeois only who overload! his table. They are. moreover. extremely detached and dlscoucertingly _frlveioua A smell dog, st penny toy, the tango or any other absurdity will apparently absorb any one of them, but not A soul amonl them will give s. thought. to A light novel, s. poor picture, e. chu-mtan philosopher or en ob~ viousiy minor poet. They will play with a play-thin; but not with an art or s dm. gerous doctrine, for sense ol proportion is one of their tinset. weapons against fu. niny. Q

tion in said to bo known only to the in. vt-ntor. it resembles parchment, nnd is

` The sidellfhts in society are eosmepgp.

itan. The foreign colonies have made for ,themselves a season apart. The American

tire anti weather proof. ’i'hc pictures are.c°‘°m_ lem* n mv" un' °nm“_` un. “id \‘i bi’ “i“i‘ *"5 'i\°Nl¥ “Nl Mi in hnyigees and musicaimin splendid (ramen all

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