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... gallery the conversation turned upon ghosts, the guests vying with each other as to who should relate the most blood curdling stories. My host turned to me and remarked with a.smile, I hope you are not afraid of ghosts as you have been given what is supposed ...
... past impressions made on the mind. Ghosts, in fact, are riot spirits, but ajtheric . memories.” In this way, perhaps, the difficulty of believing in the ghost of clothes, or (as in a story recently told) the gfyost of a taxi-cab, may be overcome. The theory ...
... SCHOOL GHOSTS. It is curious how the ghosts of dead scholars are alleged to haunt maui of our leading echools” and - Umiversities. ton believes firmly in the “Spook of Cuckoo Weir,” an apparition of a boy who was drowned nearly four hundred years ago ...
... eventually the ghost said that if the reporter would remain all night all I;:a.rticulnm would e given. The reporter left hurriedly. CINEMATOGRAPH AS DETECTIVE. The cinematograph may play an important part heresfwt:ginp recording riots and preserving evidence ...
... Budapeet the demonstration was Amore visitant, and assumed the character almost of • riot. The Bakomp and Aachen, streets were cleared by the_police. The crowd ghosted Down with Potiorek while attest= to reach the Ministry of Defence ia peet.—Beuter's ...
... GHOST. are granted in Arnett,' oe , Orange prorett, hut the ground, on obit* Mr. ..eed Mr.. (keno Mann. of Mame. (leonine. have been parted probably aebn‘e l'he lull nag brought by the bust.nied in order to nppea the unquiet sheet of Ir.t huelnend. It ...
... IBSEN’S “GHOSTS** REVIVED. How far the demand quarter of a century afco for unrestricted Ibsen the English stage was genuine, in the eenso being Iho reasoned wish of any body playgoers, wo cannot know. The articulate cranks made great to do in 1891 about ...
... Matters Musical A GHOST OF THE PAST Petrouchka TO anyone in search of a curious sensation the per formance of Petrouchka at the Philharmonic last week must have thoroughly recommended itself. First of all because of the actual music. Admirers of Stravinski's ...
... RIOTS, LOCKOUTS AND FOOS. Districts provided an oasis in the Home Railway desert. Fresh outbursts of Welsh rioting—into which the Taff Vale Railway has now been dragged —acted as a damper to prices. North Westerns, peculiarly sensitive to the labour trouble ...
... OUR VIEW. The Strike Muddle. ON THE WRITING OF A GHOST STORY. I NIL BURNS AS In t he dew. rmy 0: Ise.: 0.. '•..1,,, Dr RICHARD THIRKELL. the lowest amongst ii.. had ou tr u s .' From the spectacular point of view one i writes a rocre , pondfc:t. Tr ...
... THE CLUBMAN THE UBIQUITOUS WAITRESS: RANELAGH IN SPRING GUESTS AND GHOSTS: PETULANT PORTUGAL. The Waitress in the Coffee-Room One by one the big clubs are falling into line in substituting maid-servants for men-servants in their dining-rooms --a sign ...
... Daring and the Labour Riots, Li eut. Don Q. (No. 3) and the Artist Delivery Package, A. Dolores' Decision Daughter of the Regiment, The Doctor's Crime, Doub:e Deception Dodging the Landlord Don't Lie to your Husband. . Dove in the Eagle's Nest ...