l‘ln poms respects as Jack
W, nor so complex- as
he) Dane, but he is as, cont-
4! lvidual in his native
ard.of Gloster in his
rose, or Hotspur in ar-
a Is cropsared Roan.
it“ is that of severe austerity
- Iselfpose, hence unset-la!
0.
I
st
\ t
,1 a scintillation of poetry
nor anything of the siuif
', ads air-ind so one
o more how it is that
[1 his rigorous metal into
‘llltl cheery a play as the
-l.--at once the most vivacious
1, find, not all .his comedies,—
il " .
lend with-the win-some
tit“!!! Portia and the con-
ty temperament of Bas-
1: solution of this all is the
- II! of genius of Shakspcare.
' "~ hpdineongruous natures
1511s action, and like the
o ,Csdmus. matched in mouth
,ieaoh under each, utter such
“wider—so musical a discord—
ort; tunable never cheered
girete, in Sparta or 'f‘hcs-
urespould be. more in-
n' Portia and Shylock—
5 each' other only in contrast
'Jntipbdes of harmony.
is; as, typo~the poet so in-
- -ého£ smote sketch. and as
( 1|; -."fltiiratlvely speaking, the
of. is r so in its best strain, its
RI 0 and to the manner
, , d '(llW‘Richard was himself
0. 0011910111 , inflexible, immovable
‘ neaorwld a granite.
,lla'a Jew of the Jews, and as such
y is meant to be the deposi-
is ltlnsmen and tribe, the ex-
! his race, the mouthpiece of
‘d him at the outset when sud-
tllrust into the foreground, sur-
' with national prejudice. and
'.,wiib_hatred
‘ lionieaihed it in in his inmost
.- It
1101' between theJew and the
id): atian there was no more amity
gainst the Chris-
between tire and water, no more
, tion in affairs of business than
have“ in religion. In short, they
hit nothing in common between them
‘ pt aficertunmathtng oi the Jew.
,‘ .‘a corresponding aversion amount-
, lilo utter despicanitity in the Chris-
; , achihated the other must cor-
Mir-dike Frederick the Great attd
Mohair, (each was most admirably cal-
Wd“to torment the other.
. look was a money lender, hence
nr‘er, hence an open enemy
,, 7, arymChristIan merchant on the
‘ v or 111% of trade. But a Chris-
‘ sorted by one regarded
‘- man," especially a "merry
drawn at his
.. e,sembianl "(I
, cient to s " ‘
and h 3 ‘commiles
rlnrth'e last and not forgotten.
( , -install'ce Shyiock was. the
611' spider, sitting in his den
dill! (money-bags, Antonio the
It instance for
6018
, susceptible of the calolery
will Hebrew seeking to even
(locum. .
i.
e avarice. Gold was his god,
(Midas, his goal! I do not quite
tit critics who accord him at
.. still another and, worse pas-
_revellge. fer‘hthe ttgr
n, llmpd gel. 61 t B ‘_ . OI‘,
. w and effect of a"first
; lor had his avarice not existed
at some hadsnot been lior‘tt.d"‘it'l is
‘ . , vense at u it-
?gfgfnlgasure of his in-
. . ' hoists“ utter undoing,
‘ in lectualiy he was in
we view him a
\ _
superior man
. derAr, pleated
,_ , nder, ‘ ly ‘in-
tunder every form of op.
fl's stronger and more
Qdan neighbor. be well
national characteristic
Abolition of all his
a man of attainments-was
' Haste-(Na lwealth- ha‘dér- not
Mimfihnt nor inheritance . but
"result-rd intelligent, wefi di-
t. s
in? .,.ei-.ehav°si
- swarms-stacker:
mullahs
iislrovolt.
t .
was a manor ability
Y ’ whitish“-
a .39“
-‘ as (great a literary
saint, ‘only‘ not so ‘fscite
v
“t.
1*...
'0-
' l
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(ill
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ions.)
FRIDAY. 'Ju'L‘r as, rim. .
«mo-ea. ..~.. v» iiiii
W... _. . . .. r
the ciziltrh‘zd gone hrawtihhim— succsssoa‘ ‘i‘o sr. PITIR. ‘
.t . i . a ‘ V‘ WV
1, .9- ,tvyilei , PM hmf‘tlcafl- . Unbroken Line of Popss Who Have Oc-
t (ill-(ills t in "still!" 51 cm... oupied Pstsr's Throne.
n 8, c it edit) re his ,
courage, hedged about as he was by a
cortion of enemies eager for his de- . * - --
tea as he was bent on obtaining his (‘ ’ Cletus .........................
pound of flesh. , - LClcmentl ....................... 91
“will“! at thebrldge ,Ivas itot more ldvarist s . .......... . .......... 100,
heroic in its defence. nor Samson Morita erl ........ i ........... 101)
{bin shorn more pitlable in his 110- Sixtua (Roman) . .......... 115
CI ' - .. , -. ‘ 'l‘eios itarua (Greek) . .......... 1211
“Why tltcn, the devil give him good 1, , Hygiillis (Groelt) ........... 1311
of it.” irthn last breath of despair-3— 1' ‘ “W ‘i’iusl (ltailan) ..... . .......... ll:
Iind with this he throws down his knife ,1 4 , . '. lS ’ Anii-ctus (Syrian) n, ........... 157
and scales; tears up his bond. and asks *‘ ' ‘ ‘ U' ' Sotor (Greek) ...... i. ........... 1011
Radio mils”??? 1801:“; bll'okelhldlfi- lllt‘ gfflN (heathen-us (iii‘cuk) , ........... 177
loss r'icndless ill; 713711? 2281112231: ‘ ‘ )mlmriI (African) I” .......... ill:
,1 - ' , ',o.pty nits ........ . ........... ‘ ‘
sordid avarice. , Calixtiis l Roman) ‘ ........... 2111
l have said there was not a splint tirba 1 (Roman) ”I ........... 22"
of the timber of comedy in his (then. m I'ontinnus (Roman) ............ 230
and yet in some sort the poet makes talcum powders Anliicrus (Greek) .............. 236
bim.the..roi.l to the poetic setting of andiotioss pantsuits (Roman) ............. 2116
the comedy and weaves about hint 11 '0' “l ‘ ‘ - "
wreath of itch i t ‘ t (.mmlius (Roman) ............ 2:11
. s .' cnctan men as (1 re- l.u~iusl(lioman) .............. 2'3
lieve him of much of his austere rtgid- Stilphen 1 (Roman) ............ 204
fly. evcn tending to make hint relax. Sirius ll (Roman) ............. 257
and assimilate with the lighter cast llionysius (Grcck) .............. 2511
in the play, hence it seems the earlier Felix l (Roman) ............... 26.1
actors who played the part miscon- Eillychianus (Tuscan) .......... 271')
ceived his character utterly. and rcn- ‘ ( WWW “ Gains (Roman) ................. 283
dercd him as is clown or' luiffoon, until .1 .mmWManlM’mm . Marcellinus (Roman) ........... 290
23:31:11: tigemnisllliiltfi‘ith clouturyi in; i'mmdon "ammo Marcellus 1 (Roman) .......... 307
s r (:1 u p 1100 wt c lduscbius (Greek) .............. :109
the static today retains. This drew ‘ . vi Lot A ri- ......... '
from Pope the memorable line “This Evil-(1.31.131 ((Iifotnglll ....... fill)
is 'It‘he Jew tillflt Shaksoearc drew"! -ul'f‘llfl (Roman) .............. 3:16
o my mnd there is not adequate ' . i . ll ...........
grounds for calling him “oid”—more H° WOuld N“ “k MO" °f “1° Gov- i.lilll)(ll:lu‘s ((llt‘glh‘lln) ......... 3:;
especially so quoting him in an offens- arnmeot Than “ Was Giving. littniasous l (Spaniard) .......... 366
ive sense. The only allustion to it When the idea of it system for free fink-lug (Roman‘) .............. 8 4
comes from the duke, and as it would delivery of mails lit the rural (11115 Anniupllltl (Roman) ........ .... :8
seem in contrast with the younger An. irlcts was first 50148831911 in "ll-“i innocent I (ltailan) ._ .......... 2::
(Ohio. . - country 1' was regarded as prcpus- rinsintus (Greek) ... ........... “'1'
Besides, the duke 1. open to the towns. Even the people who would “0,”ch (Roman) ,,,,,,,,,,,, “3
charge. while sitting as Judge. oi Dnr- iwnoih most by such a system wei‘9 tlcli‘dllililii l (itomsn) ......... (22
tiamy'admontfihtng “(m to greater up. slow to are how feasible and possi- 3mm, ill (Roman) .......... 432
ernlity in rendering mercy. That ho hit» it could become. l well remem- Leo i (Tuscan) _______________ 440
had a marriasahlc daughter does not 1’” ”‘9 Change 9' heal“ 0' 0"“ 79"" lilini'itis (siiriiiniun) ........... 46l
imply that he is old. especiniiy in a "H". 01‘ Hiberniml oriia'ln- 1" ”1° (“8‘ snnpiii-ius (Italian) ............ 4611
repulsive HEDGE. ] am not a “file In. ‘lllfll. where 1 had lllfiI honor [0 lit“ (1 FM” Ill (Roman) ............. 483
clined to defend him front lillpl‘olll‘ltills “119013111179!" of the government. This 4.4“)", | (Roman) ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 492
and gratuitous asperslons. as I would "1"". When H was first proposed to 'tuutaaius ll (Roman) ..... .9“
condemn him for his overweentng “WWW” ”‘9 system "“0 his "9m“ .‘l\'llllilacllll8 (Sardinian) 498
i'apacity for gold. The poet (“,1 not lioriiood, was loud in his protest ”‘0l’mlnflilli (Italian) """ hi4
hedge him about by defences, ttor un- “Wm“ "- HP “0‘ ("ll-V “Rheum“ in in)", i Tuscan) _, (12:1
duly handicap him and expose mm (0 till) innovation, he scorned it. and mm, H (ltailan) """ ' 526
his assailants and detractorsltut wrote “WIN have none of it. After it was Hummus il ("0,11,“), """""" ”0
him fairly as the times placed him. and {M'al'lh‘d “3 MW“, ‘0 :“m’, “ ”0“,? 101m 11 (Roman) """"""" 532
“9 custom; made hint. ( 0 VII ow 1e mirror (1 cave s ' , . """"""" .
Collie Cibbcr lays niitttherlesscrimos iitnti. but trudged resolutely through 3:13:03: |,:3?|T:I” """""" 2::
on the neck of (linstcr on purpose to Lilli: 0; Film-unto (lie (lost-lathe: thrige li'igiii'isllioman) """""" -" 5.”.
make him odious, and ’ustif him (it '5‘“ ‘5 paper. “0 “K ‘ 9 . . """""""" ”r
murdering nil claimantsJ thatyimlledcd ”“1"" 0" his rounds ""0 J" he said l‘nlmglllll I imonmm ........... 550’
his golden round to the throne. bill ,l" "in" "I” quite ”Sm” you ”0'” ll)1ltudi- I( (tannin), .......... ‘5‘?!
Shakspeare puts into Shylock‘s month H‘“ carrier “plum” that he had l° pfiie a“ Roman ......... E,’
the defence of human manhood. "Halli be. On still another occasion Mr. 1!. .L, agins (Roman) """""" ‘8
not a Jew hands senses affections approached him on the subject of 11 “11°50” I ‘ °"“‘_“’ """""" 090
passions. ' a. -' If you lickie us do box. He thought he might give the Sahi‘mumm (“mam """"" ‘ 903‘.
M, not laugh, if youflpriclt us do we now sort-ice 1) trial. I'll-fore long he gonifatcllkl' ”fowl!” """""" 02;,
not biccd if you poison us do We not “’3'? enthusiastic “um" I“ He began on a“ ( ta an) ''''''''' (31
die? \Vu'llltl'sl him! a Hi‘i‘llt'l‘ll stint: ”1ka a dolly paper iltsioiltl of the Iklllfiilctlll'l (Roman) .......... (:1?
thee Iwicc? Hates any man the (bins Thrice wmlkly news “WM" he had ilonifuce\ (Neapolitan) """" “if
he would not kill') Con no prayers cntploycd. and soon he had become Um‘om'“ (,linllnn) """""" ‘2'“
Marco they No none thou host 0'" (ht-ichamiiloh of the “In“ delivery Toggllni‘l) :lion‘tnn: ......... 3:3
' " ' ,.;_ iigiiitst til corners. Ono day. going '9 nma nn ----------
“gill: 0&ngch our l‘t‘spcct and (“:9 over the route, i stopped at his gate. Tlioodot‘us ‘(Ilrockly ----------- “.3
arms us of prejudice It cannot well i knew better. but i “m: tint-tin l ('luscani .......... 04.)
rid myself of a recognition of the hll- hum“ 113.31 believe yeti J" m" like lll‘tgllinmu li (goofing ....... .-~ 2:;
. 1 I . [ (a HI‘I'V 1‘0." ~ 1 3 anus . . 1| . ----- s .....
"‘8" side of bhyiock. that he was it "indeed and I do man," he replied (“'“ufiill‘dl‘ ii (Roman) --------- 672
man more sinned against than stoning. iul-k n h uur‘ . [)nmnufi l (Romnui 676
and that he did not have an oven 1 .c- as a as ' B "1H9" that. . ~ """""" ~~
chance with his more numerous and ism” H I “EkFQDBHmig Inilort‘ of imdtlillnlfi‘?‘l|(l:$m ............ 3:6
- , , . 1 (\gorerttmcn '( eaiarne. tog." «1‘0 (“‘l -------------- (:-
iigggnagt‘lghalfrgagi‘) “skinner; hitting:- This um mm... m be the 39mm) tinncdit-i ll (itotnnn) ........... ssi
V _ ‘ . . icciin): among DHU‘ODS at [he rural [Olin V (Syrian) .............. 1185
‘Not in all the scope of our vast Iii: (roe. delivery system. it is a sixnlil- 30110" (Greek) ----------------- 53““
erratum, “01”“ 01‘ 10909"). sacred 0‘ i'illll fact that Mr. B. is not alone in, ricrglus l (Sicilian) ............ 687
httllllll‘, do weflmlachiirnctcr so much 1”“.ng now a daily Illlpt‘l‘ ("5“,“) oft-10h“ \'1 (Greek) .............. 701
personified. so paraphrased in allunion. is“ usual weekly or intim- wet-1(ly..lolin Vii (tum-k) .............. 705
(“ti'ithotf or Binnie, as bill’lili'h.lh8 film)- one. The free delivery system has. Risinltts (Syrian) .............. 708
ttygto‘o 1:21;” 1co orrre’rtenaebr Atlll f r done more than any one other thing, Constantino (Syrian) ........... 708
m”. .0 .01‘ le yd Y1 :1 l '3 0 o draw the world together thronghGrcgory ll (liomiin) ........... 715
19111111 0:31: 11011231 mil “ganglia: 7:3; lllllttlaaniy newrzisegyltée. 11111161 “V‘el‘llgti tyiriegory lil‘éSyrlinn) ........... 32:}
. . - ' (.r s on re a 113 o rnvo an) area roe .............
rnpncity Oi' nowel‘._nor 19.80 for V"- to the postnflli-e for his daily lllllml'.‘ Stephen ll (Roman) ........... 702
distant“. 23:21:13.1? 1211:1012: 11:19:07.: :1 any“ i." (“W ----------- it:
. i- c e e a tan 0 u (omnn) ...............
itinerary]. nor it"slstafl for 110010130111;g farm(It‘s—Household. Constantin“ ................... 707
no nto yctis or memory, nor ac . Ste hen iV (Sicilian .......... 768
Cade for vulgarity and blaster-wot all —.\ witeclman's tool bag isn‘t com— Hailrlnn l (Bantam) ...... ...:.. 772
'_ of them in the aggregate can equal plote without a bottle of Dr. Thomas' lieu iii (Roman ................ 795
the moiety of citations attributed to l-Iciectric Oil. Heals cuts. bruises. Stephen V (Roman) ........... 810
this oft quoted “falthiess Jew," or stinss sprains. Monarch otter ain. Pas h il R it 8 7
“rascal Jew " or "Ebrcw Jew " as he ' p c a ( oma ) '''''' I ...... 1
. . . ......_..__-...... Eugenius ll (Roman) ........... 824,
is called. , FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MON- ancntinustRonliin) ............ 827
Iou ask me why? Simply because ' THL‘Y FOR AUGUST. ‘ ‘ Gregory ill (Roman) ........... 837
of the easy 8010065. the pat applica- The Fiction Number of issuers Scrgius ll (Roman) ............ 84-1
lmgc:::n:fi::cntff'$dae|dolo g1]? tmhcmniggfirhlonthly; has a remarkable list of auth- Leo lV (Roman) ............. .. 817
~ , . nrs on is cover: lrving Bachelier, Benedict ll (Roman) ----------- 855
othho case. Henry Harland, John Luther Long, Nicols I (Roman) ............. ass
, as Ihglgmflin‘sthfieiotirliézetht: (33:11:33 iqtdlwanlt lc, Roy Rolfe Gllson, Harry Hadrian Il (Roman) ............ ssr
,_ .. .( wel derds, David Belssco, Mar- John Vii] (Roman) ............ 872
cloak of Lord Prince Hamlet » ‘ ion ilill and Judge Shiite. among out. Marinas l ..................... ass
i love him because 01' his detractors, crs. There are stories of all‘ kinds, Hadrian lil (Roman) ........... 884
518 l delight in Jack Fill“!!! because 0' and ,of all varieties of feeling, rangingi Stephen Vi (Roman) ....... 885
:2: ready. lactilhlnefl. altho, (Kilhl‘phjw'lg (mm the delicate sentiment of Harland l r‘oi-mosus ...................... 891'
i liprc er so c ose cornnnn 8 WI and Ollson to the strong, virilc feeling; Stephen VII Roman) ........... 806
at or as that of bedfeliow. , of John Luther Long‘s story. which is: Boniface Vi (Roman) . . 896
.» A, A. GRAHAM. $2113“ snnoleml: gltsgltiisc‘, Iiltnd fromjggma'nus ('l;uscan) ............ 89
—-———-— _ , ac e cr's new 00 orus l (Roman) ......... 89.7
CARS TO BE LEFT UNLOCKED. 3:11:93“sz £132; 1811:1120? I; theBgubi-z €323“le (ltaililan) ......... 8%
.\ . es ‘ ea ya.” no ct 1V on: ........... 9
Innovation for Comfort of Passsnllers and the (ford ifitrclel{it"Edrrards' darker ! Leo v ..... Q . . . fin.) ............ 908
on New York Div‘taion. . 8 0' an or on B l) ctnre 01111011“ Christopher (Roman) ..... . . . . . 9011
An order was issued to, passenger em kindergarten methods. Isorglns III (Roman) ........... 904
(ralnmen and conductors on the New The Great American Lobby 1. ai Anfltflflllls l" (Roman) ........ 911
York divisionof the New York, New 335:1figgggugfiailzilzmgbr in politics; Lando (Roman) ............... 913
Rated and Hartford Railroad ester- . . ( ' 3 an 9 amp e. John X (Roman) ............... 914
day, by Superintendent Garret .-Wll- and it. is a striking exposition of pres- Leo v1 (Roman) ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 923
son, which has in view the bettering 9‘" conditions and 11 “Mk 0‘ erma- Stephen VIII (Roman) ......... 929
of the service in the direction of mak- “9‘" "1“": The article ’9' 3 hits John Xi (Tuscan) ........ 981
ins the patrons of the road more com- llggg'irufnul'tllmgldé'51'33‘33 31‘:- Leo Vii (Roman) ------- ”6
fortab e. ' - . ' , , ‘ Ste en IX Roma ....... 9
The order provides that all passen- 3933320 :1: fling; :2 ”nugget; on singling li (. ..... n.) ............ all) "
ger cars at Grand Central depot shall . . v . , poem . 0" Agapetus Il .................
be ventilated for thirty minutes before gird P’m' “Ck ”3'10“" story In. John XII (Roman) ..........
éhe time for .sntilr‘ting’the "$11. \that “1:32:11:“aAlll’cenindgtingtgdwm ,Leo Vlii (Roman) .............. - ‘
utonelaln he] lied enth v" . Y -
train Is to map throng“ huthe New Yer: figunm (“Film 9"“ m 0’ the “(In 331031115323)". .... . . . . . ..
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The most interesting rrt suite on.
der,bowever. provides at alimo- .
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LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
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n rlan‘ iv .(Enalislt‘) . ...... .. 1154|r»iu.. Vi (ltailan) .............. ms
at, nadi- ill (ltailan) ......... 1109 ,' Pius VII (Italian) .............. 11400
Lucius iii (ltailan) ............ 11811.00 (Italian) ................... 1023
iirtuin Ill (italian) . ........ ltsoiPius Vill (ltailan) ............ 1820
Gregory Vlll (ltailan) ......... 1187.0regory XVI (Italian) ......... 1831
Clement iii (Roman) . ......... 1187 Pius IX (ltailan) .............. 1846 -
Celestinus in (Roman) ......... 1191 [180 Xlll (ltailan) .............. 1878
innocent ill (ltailan) ......... 1198 ——*-~—-«—-———-
Honorius lli (Roman) ......... 1216 AN EDITOR.
Gregory ix (Italian) .......... 1227 ~—
Celcstlnus lV (ltaiian . ........ 1231 Found that It Pays to Take His Wife's
innocent IV (Italian) , .......... 1241 Advice.
AleX'andcr IV‘(Italian) ......... 1254 Mr, A. U. Grouby. editor‘ of the
Urban iV (ltailan) ............ 1261 Abbeviile, Ala., "News," has the follow-
Cicment N (French) ........... 1266 lug kind words for Chamberlain’s Col-
tlregory x (ltailan) ............ 1271 to. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy:
innocent V (ltailan) ........... 1276 (“Several days ago i was taken With
Hadrian V (Italian) ........... i276 something like billous dysentery in a
John XXI (Portuguese) ........ 1276 malignant form. I took medicines for
Nicolas Ill (Roman) ........... 1277 two or three days, but got worse all
Marttrr 1V (French) .. ......... 1281 the time. We had a bottle of Cham~
Honorius IV (Roman) .......... 1285 berlain'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Nicolas iV (Italian) ........... 1288 Remedy in the house and my wife pre-
Cclestinus V (ltailan) ......... 1294 railed upon me to take a dose. The one
Boniface Vlll (Italian) ......... 1294 dose relieved me whhin an hour and l
Benedict XI (ltailan) .......... 1303 have not been troubled with it since.
Clement V (French) ........... 1305 lconsider this the most wonderful bow- 11
John XXII (French) .. . . ....... 1318 cl remedy l have ever seen." For sale
Benedict Xil (French) ......... 1384 by Stillson-Powcll Corp.. Baxter Phar-
Ciement VI (French) .......... 13:14 macy. Clifford Pharmacy. "‘
innocent Vl (I-‘rcnt-h) ........... 1352 --~—-———‘—-—
Urban V (Front-h) ............. 1116:! CITY SEALS WANTED.
Gregory XI (French) ........... 1370
Urban Vi (Neapolitan) ......... i378 Capias of Them May be Used in Dec-
Iloniface ix (Neapolitan) ...... 18:1!) crating the Capitol.
Gregory XII (Venetian) ........ 1406 State Librarian Godard. at the re-
Alexander v (ltailan) ...... 1400 quest of the commission of sculpture.
John XXIII (ltailan) . ........... 1410 has written to the clerks of the older
Martin v (Roman) ............ 1m '0"! 1"” 1° the 0'9” 0' 0“" 0W
Eugenics IV (Venetian) ........ 1431 l“ m" “m" “H“ "’r 3 ”W 0' their
Nicolas v (Italian) ............ 1m “(em The “mum“ '3 mm! °"
Caiixtus ill (Spaniard) ........ “05 the suggestion that copies of seals
PH“, ii (ltailan) .............. “58 might be used lit the decoration of the
. capitol. For this reason copies of the
Paul ll (\enetian) ., .......... I464
. Sixtus iv (ltailan) ............ 1m ““3"“ "“9 ”0°“ “"9“ for. "m“ " “3'
Innocent Vlll (Italian) ......... 1484 ““9"” °' ”‘9'“ “he“ ”99““ “'9"
Alexander Vi (Spaniard) ....... 1492 ”“4"“ “‘9‘“ ""3 “’mm‘mm‘ "m 6“
Plus ill (Italian) ............... 1503 ““9 "new" “Y °' “m" c" b" “5"“
.liiliits ll (ltailan) .............. 1503 for decorative purposes.
Loo x (ltailan) ................ 1513 ‘ ‘ ‘ ' -
Hadrian v1 (Dutch) ... ........ 1522 M ”VEDHW" ”'5'
Clement vn (ltailan) ......... 1523 . "‘ ,C'W‘“! ." ",‘l‘bba'd'°”‘“'
Paul ttt (Roman) .. ............ 1531 (“'d- ”9'4"" 5"“ "n 3“” “"
Mitts iti (Roman) ............. 1550 ed my b°’ ' "'e‘ H" ”'3‘“ 5“” m“
Marcellus ll (Italian) ........... 1095 lille one we 1°“ "all “our. We gag:l
Paul iv (Neapolitan) ........... 1555 m ‘ "3" “m" ° °" ° " “m”
to sleep and was all right in the morn-
Pius lV (st.“ln) .............. 1586 l n F0 1 b R H P! l ted F
Pius v (ltailan) ......... 1500 $53“, ' “5’ in ' Ci,“ “a“ riis'
Gregory xiii (Italian) ......... 157-.) m'u, °" "' ° °' .5
S1112“ 1", (Italian) ............. 1685 ' ___,- ~ - -
r an ll ................ 1090 -
Gregory XIV (Italian) ......... 1090 Agnostzhoguramspo 2:21.51, "fin...
lnnocenth (Italian) ........ 1501 , ”we ”end 3:3" 1,, i, " d
Clement ill (Italian) .......... 1592 m” “5° " m ' ” m e
1410 XI ( taiian) . l605 E, E. Egan, ,the former conductor of“
Paul V (R ------------- the Gilt Edge Express the superinten~
omnn) --------------- 1805 dent of transportation of the entire
grgmryrfiy’iltallan) ----------- “‘51 road. The appointment is made with
r an (ltailan) ----------- 16-‘3 the approval of General Superintendent
mnmmx (Roman) ----------- M“ o. M. Shepard. The duties or Mr.
mgg‘efifkvutgll‘flgm 1...... :33 Egan as transportation superintendent
Ieminent 1):“ 1670 “my!“ "on“y'July 271a.
nnocent .................. 1667 BRAKEMAN 9153 or: |NJUR|E3_
fiexmde&Vlil (Venetian) . - 1039 HARTFORD. (July 24.——Claronce A.
6:1")an '11 (Neapolitan) .. .. 1691 hasten. the brakeman'who had both
entcnt kl (ltailan) ........... 1.00 [m crushed In the frelght yards of the
innocent X1" (Roman) ........ . 1721 New York. New Haven and Hartford
8909““ X"! (Roman) ......... 1724 Railroad on Windsor street last night,
(Viemomxll (Italian) ..... 1730 died of his Injuries at the Hartford
llonedlct XIV (Italian) .'........ 1740 Hospital this morning. He was 30
~ ClementXlll (Venetian) ........ 1758 years old. His home is in Tariff~
Clement «IV (ltailan) ......... 176. ville. ' '
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