The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1901, Page 5

Trip That Takes One RRC Green Fields, Ist Free from Dust and Which Calls for No Rush for Trains. The motorman banged the bell for the Madison avenue car to start from before ‘The World Bullding quite aa if the tri | were of the usual sort. Axa matter open cars run at the train tan't mis Thronah » § Now, next to a high speed tha Counters. paching trip through fact, his car was making the firat stage | fical, Bnslund 4 i in a trip of 27 milea—the distance by | Inay trattfolhe beomak elds and ty hale trolley from New York to Hoston, (ley from Stamford. to New ‘ surely the moat dexiraute. Vou yo gu It is a vacation trip worth taking- this trolley ride Uke @ shot through th 4 pilin €% It is a trip of green | You stare Coen (hat amiling cou ‘flelds, little towns and some woods. | trees aa If miles were in feed 10, be cov= and big towns and frst travelling and | 7l and the minute vou ga coking ot It ie a trip which vou who are making Sue ion - . 0 Verybody te a bey when ft comes to §t pernonally + Gao i felis tings Inoan If you we @re not managed | ing por you WHIh bo ay i or bullied by train boy = though | frankly fron t you change cars pretty never. | nly “rolles owithes fant mever can miss your train. You daven't! throw : any train. Every car is roearoand ney; eat Siatnare F Betting gently house they are seldom more than half an hour) Meoutar to. th front apart. Weak youre, te | the Wind In sour fae stead of vou oeing a save to the Jour . pane oF fl atten iare re of the shee ney. fr ts, fur all practical rea Teen Line Hrcin ee nice asx dail sult casee ond barker THErakesteswel nd five doge, “ut if vouvcan be one Genteners favored five to Hank the motorn jon't burry. It will be worth vour while, A neive-hour rr | It te forty glorioun miles to New houston Haven. Me the tine vou look on b on the left over # smelting leds, berth, with a low line of nt fora fram Mut anead of the steam ong tet st} ah nad, A oulmoct always you fave tt in sticht the time. Loren. | Heonnd the sow This {iss aper than the rails | Reany the felis and the Sound a re to Boston, though to be sure | wi you came for, but you can’: } four meals | seeing the W Burn Goll chu vost oe [links aad nooks clib-nouse. “And at Lesa baleh es {Darien the car runy nea the National je enough fora tw | Sokdiers’ oaie i vacation when the sun is shining. \teavsk Is quite clone “to” th Standard Oil e RS { npany’s great distributing — plant Ute Ei Then comes South Norwalk and there At first you shoot giong an uneventful | you eoinge cars. is dlosks to One Hundred and Ard beauty Ais tr ys etn + ot Abeta f real_an color when you get to So! atrceten LUG UMERUE ove Ik. Soh romise there Ix in the porning when you start. [Jock of toe place 4 an hours rest ought to {At some dear ‘old inn, in a_clean room ey A of Withee date feos cand mise oa orte« der to make the run YY (hropiace. And so muscular ts old habtt | but the early morning {that you catch yourself wistfully: giving car is the time to start a- |UD ihe Idea, before the welcome truth E au | rushes his trip is yours Instead 0 troileying if you want really to enjoy it. Can heing the perronal property of the This {s especially true on the second | tript morning. So ou Ret of ae nth Norwalk a 0 vu jentical ny ha in The first change in at One Hundred | YOU, find the identical tne yon eat and Twenty-ninth street. Here you go| rest, and in half an hour or in_an four, vhen the next car but one comes in, Mne and start Away fron now workl Nia! Next you coal Hartfont. a mornin, are off f through the 4 The car runs Hil te delight fu THE WORLD: FRIDAY ‘EVENING, JULY ates 1901. me does one good b Bride sand a ‘ 1 tine das | ° aero ssouean mtand | "front plat ul the end of that Haven then te nye nthe he at New Haven. nty-Lwo alles c mille a runs | Selighe town, | OER se on hig! ni outaide | And then you ride nd the run to at Windsor oar takes :his h CAR RIDE WITH MANY PLEASURES: NEW YORK.TO BOSTON BY TROLLEY. INOIAN Gislelo Spencer O\Warehouse Faint cost Windsor View Heer! New Haven jovergtos thes Huckleberry, : Ielsurely on quite as If it were] At Bast Winsor Hill tn a break of straight for New Rochelle, The t¥0/<our individual silver coach. You ree] six miles ta Warehouse Point, and the changes necessary at Went Farms and] for yourself It's quite the only way to| Deat way to coe tin to drive. This a ’ © apiece | travel, really. Interruption. therefore, prover an en- Mount Vernon take only a minute apiece |” phen you are off for orwalk, | joyable one, Then the tracks rin on | Dine nist nthe, and In not more than ten minutes over | the oyater depot, and then ‘re at | throuch the tobacco country, passing | | SAMUEH Spencer aud Wor: two hours, and not that If you have hnd|{ Norwalk, and so you eatport| Kagt Windsor, Enfleld and ‘Thompson- | $f thirteon mite Hein whic n é Soe eeitetend eh anily draws breach through Rood luck, you are In New Rochelle, 4 de the | {0 Framingham ¢ te South Fr seventeen miles from the atart. ( CURR ad at the end of the line stands (he | trgham, to Natick at Wellestes: s ald stone marking the Connecticut pea t Welte 6 The trolley runa from here through to|_It !8 no great cross to walk half a) Stateline, alx miles from Springfield, | t0 ,Auturndalr. past Newton Lowe. OOOO! Orr mile acroms a bit of a bridge spanning Fats and, changing care tnere, meron Porichester, winding in and out along | Westport River to another car line The Mreak. te Charies Hiver and nim, an] ain ene ee Haven Road right of way. At/running through Southport to Black | A curve in described to Indian Orch-| ment of Roston On the way they porn! HIS IS te way the ratimoads, wi Portchester, occurs the frat of four | Rock, and #0 to Bridgeport. This tw one | ard, and from there to Weat Warren ts | wut i yout naif a itozs pinees, | have civitize! tneveliiig aut of all chats reaks in the trolley system and it is|of the mort pleturesque parts of the|a short break, the Inst one to be made! not nnit so wonders! ax the swirt ino the old plothuresqien neh thes necessary to take the steam railroad | journey, and the way the car huma| before reaching Hoston. You go by tmin| tron and me wine in your race maverauratitncmitane aaa’ to Stamford, eight miles away. down the double track to Stratford and! to West Warren, and at West Warren] ong nerore ausk, ot nm now!) for tw or out Excepting for twenty-six miles by train, [past the hudied, — hundred-year-old | peging the longest stretch of contin: |ionx you gave your cheon| itter all ery Dodgy then, the whole trip may be made tn ‘houam there, and out across the Houra-! yous trolley Mnex on the route, It i are in Worton and ine! mews rqines eee MAJOR STRONG IN 'FRISCO WITH MAY YOHE'S DOUBLE. OO: DOOHDOIOHODOHODOHGOOODOOS Ex-Mayor’s Soldier Son Startles Golden Gate City by Devotion to Woman Who Resem.-| bles Lady Francis Hope. Aecording to a despatch from Ban | Francisco. Major Putnam Bradlee, Strong, non of the late ex-Mayor Btronk. of this city, is cutting a wide swath tn the Golien te CH In company with | a woman who is wald to be the pletu of Lady Francia Hope, or May Yohe, an the Jady wan known before she m | merrie old England's nobility. edexpatch says that the couple are registered at the Callfornia as “Mr. and Mra. WH. L. Hastings,’ Attention was! first drawn to them by the lady's beauty and the conspicuous devotion of New York readily | her cxcort, Meeting som acquaintances, young Strong admitted his ident Then the c me even more | conspicuous by making the rounds of | the eapenslve Jewelry shops. Strong lavished valuable trinkets on his com- panion, and no expense seemed too great to strain his purse or hin admiration, The couple are Uving in the style of millionaires,” Thetr suite in the hotel fa the most costly obtainable, and they are extravagant In thelr gratuities to those who walt upon them. Fmanuel M. Friend, who was Lady Francle's lawyer while she wan in thix city, sald to-day that he had no word of her whereabouts, but that he did know Major Strong was in San Fran- claco, aw he was acting for the young, soldier in certain buaincas matters. Young Strong earned his spurs during the Manila campaign. He attracted spe- cial mention by detlvering a message for Gen, McArthur to the Tagalo gen- ers) just as hostilities broke out, Not finding his man at first, Strong pressed ‘on over seven miles of hostile territory, delivered the message and returned in gafety. ‘Afterward he was wounded and came home. He was honored by & banquet at the Union League Club given by hia father’s asnociates, Lady Francis Hope last appeared in this city on the stage of the New York MURPHY SAYS HE oh FRANCIS HOPE. oSieres: MYER SUES WIFE | FOR COUNSEL FEES Wants $100,000 and Says She Has Wrongfully Spent $400,000 of a Trust Fund. insel in her and t knows rtp Yoian, tent Ouir omar Mrs Mary Ho Myer, lays J his only daughter se. al A Ave toyoung won management scouted ble wife t fund, i eon declare nal wr she ix under the te live with ip. SUSY AYA WWNuTy She would y tas pe ! ted that we should Huadu also muintadn i SI RAR MECN Ran eed Chestiat Hil, years wt Noo it Bast Siatleth . but since their separation, some | living at Chestnut months age, the husband has ty or acalnias, the! witeof @, ejected from the house and he sow Hyves Wei its allege} 3 f , ; [Visited ue each suminer, Mrs. Micha @] at the Kaickerbucker Athletic Chity jie vers peculiar woman, “She is veraed . Mperin s In the aceult and seems always sure Me. Wye tory Jrovnded by an atmosphere ot sipertor tn Phi Myer. "lt aad SL omarried Mra Sharist Frequent Intervals vislte f hyp Mins Mich turn my Mrs ENIED HUSBAND, CIRL TOOK ACID. wife O00 8 | my ® im ratate ) vearr” 8 Parents Forbade Her to Marry and She Re- Soseeecereee nd and Six Elgath and he avenue nth ow tomminsh sorted to Poison. treet | 2 Piles HY jones | ‘Theatre, where the Hope Jewels and her | sturohy, el thesaiweerarmalls [oon ood eae, . beauty made her an attractive star. Funder his ¢ "i or love of Michiel While here Major Strong was assiduous J When tie Commiadoner wae aaked [Jennie Catmentic 0 i 8 ‘a 4 in his attentions to her. ptosday If he war going to aske for re~ He taking a | Though her husband, the English no- ports from Capis, Ty nd Thomp-| It was ir age Un bleman, came to this country with her, son, in whow cts the ralda were| to court the girl, and aw aie Hen, Wilkes € he went home alone after a stormy in- | made, he { propored, but Jennies pre Hut hd CNA) years € terview, {t wax sald, with Lady Fran- “Certainly not. Th ratds were | HOt consent to hin as a son-tnichas cr ee from gp cls, She packed up later to sail for | made by my orders” uu fal i wae a t Ig ay of itching ‘A England, she raid, but, according to the} Declares Descent on) “Put ll not tre Law and Order soe) Ni MATEY Teceaian < vd k © San Francisco despatch, changed her nave something todo win they? | ME q route and went Instead across the cone, Poolrooms Was Made |" »: nantes ome eccry < tinent. . en,’ rete the Comimtestoner, (S Major Strong's father, the ew-May by His Orders. pom have given some evidence to 6 was for many years suppoxed to be very 1 Mr, which he turned over to} “ wealthy ie Altera nlasdeathuthes Army ot me Buch vel alice; mudaerwel ralday by | € Wiliam b. Suone & Co. was found to) Attnough agents of the New York So-) my: insituctions, : Loapt at anh 3 It was supposed chat Majors Strong, clety for the Enforcemen: of the Crin The Ave men taken in ald were Sena was made a poor man by the failure. Jina) paw tlgured: conspicuously. yeater- pacraleny Beer Mag: We, j tert é vi ent reet today and | day the raids cn the poot- Mt in $1,507 each for examination next =~ S am oe Hundred and Twenty-elghth street Mo lay iphia in 1889." gays Mr. her return] We pay wbLy treated A Unnatural rime ROGERS PLANNED Would Have Given For- tune to Museum Had He Lived. jonalr Mogreat tune hie Metropolt inet Art. had 1 riged it is apparent that | ov ast endoams uibd hay ty Micon by direct gift instead of by aiiest | SIN Weeks before Mr Bongeres deat William ©) MeDowell an uttornes and | (oelose friend and business ee c ' rode the draft ‘ le Museviny was , ie i en al His conferences with tuced a copy of the t t eo trtnetens thy vem out | nent vienw | the with and alt of Relinsluantentincipett in By MeDowell are resvnted with jitich tal var by the men whe wil appear in COUrt As the proponents of the wit! hey are taken os wiving geater ¢ ness te the pur he 19 am evden (lint will aid in dead ner and hie testament th charse of its Th Fory ette t saya in ane Aid not tell me of the will t ts being discussed. He took ‘sul up where nad formerly, | A spirit of banter, discussed [ff urged the two departments of the New York MeDowell to de now w Library that 1 wanted to «ee strength: ened Thin seer t with hi condial appr: Kk the mem orandum 1 from Mr Cadwal hia (Mr Rogers's) re quest to take te dis lawyer for the drafting of his will, as if the matter wan 3} 4 Thay f tes Tomade from whi Te fed the fet ter that he w annitie ta wend tot trustees of t Metropolitan Museum ' Library, Mtopart of the very Import plant of New York, ie the Museum of Art xx w York will furnish the sit " Metropolitan Mu may be buildings as the result aa tt has done far the pre tral Park, and aixo are form (0 provide future matnten- with a mum not Tews than the mount that «hall be pledged for library purpores in the agreement that te mod: with Mr. Carnesie, Tostand rs trenefer to the Metropolitan, Mix Art property and money of the value thin gift te accepted T to nee t aldent of the Board tion nd the) Presale ¢ Library made board priv mber q ‘frum thik draft that ax that the Museum ha part to the Hoard of Faliea tion. 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