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FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 18th inst for Sacramento
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., car plste iron, DO,
saws, barrel pulleys, box rubber tubes; j. S
Kirk q Co, 240 boxes soap; II. s. Payne, box bsd
ding, box clothing, tool chest Weinstock & Luz
bin, boxes and cases boots and shoes; A. A. Var
VOORHEES, & Co., case whips, case harness Mills
box household goods G. II. Stevens g. Co., 13 case;
shoes; Thomas Harper, cases boots and shoes
Kirk. Geary & Co., box balsaIn, . boxes drugs
Mebiu3 & Co., tierce hams G. W. Chesley 10 bar
Tels whisky; S. Lipman & Co, l case dry goods,
case cotton goods; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 10 casei
canned meat.
For Narysville- Garrett & Elder, box cigars
White, Cooley & Cutts $50 barrels castings.
For Chco-Albert Dewing, box picture frames
l box glass
For oroville-Big Bend Tunnel Company, hosting
engine with hosting apparatus.
For Nevada City-Legg & Shaw, l box cutlery
A. Walrath Is cases machinery
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COMMERCIAL.
gan rrancisco Produce Market.

BAN FRAscIsco March 15th-1 Pm.
FLoUR-Best City Extra, &c 25@5 50; Medium
Grades. IS 50@5 10; Shipping Superfne, 81 Esq
a Dbl.
WHEsT-Is dull and inactive. Shippers are not
buying anything 10 speak of, while miilers are NIT
stocking ahead to any extent Prices range from
q 10 50 05 for good to ccoee qualities Pressure of
sales at the higher figure would not at the moment
be successful even il the standard well up to
choice milling grades. Yesterday lot OF what
might be considered good milling changed hands at
81 OBJ q ctl The qaietude of the situation is rep
resented by the fact that not sale negotiated
at the call session OF the Produce Exchange this
morning. Such lack of interest has not been Wit
messed since the goth OF last month"; at which time
the market took turn for the better, both for bus
iDess and priees
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon pretty
fair record was made, considering the dullness OF
the situation. Sales embraced 200 tons No.
White, April, 81 100 do No. 2, April, 81 9l3; 900
do, 81 81 . ctl.
Quotations Of No. 2 grades Wheat at leading GEN.
terS today are toeOTaDhed as foIOUs
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

II STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
Il you are so unfortunate as to require them.
With mind matured and enriched by studies Of an
advanced order, can safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills that can
not treat to a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready 10 assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able to treat you with the
certainty of success No peculiar to your doll
cate organism is beyond my cure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore, and viii be warranted to have the
desired effect in alLcases.
Those Of the public who need my services de.
pend upon gentlemgnly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been IN.
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, IL they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease
trouble and receive medicine by express, with full
Instructions AL letters must be directed TO J. 2.
| JoSsELYS, III. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure warranted In all cases. or no pay required
Consultations personally or by letter, gratis. Send
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients at
my Inhrmary (when desired, with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors 225 Suffer street, adioinir
| the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
| Office hours-From 8 A. n. TO SPIN.
Ny Diploma hangs I'm my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers.
fe12 istf Il II. ,T0SsELvE. n. n.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

THURSDAY, March Is, 1888
Dated and ack March 14-Morris Fenton to j. H
Martin grant,. lot G. end L, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, city.
Dated and ack March 15-Jeseph Hopley and F
G.. Warehouse TO Angelina j. Budd G. q. s. and
c.; $1,000; n 20 feet of s. 40 feet of W. ITO feet OF
10. l. l aud ] First and Second streets, city.
Dated and ack FEBRUARY 7-Henrv Keernv tr
Trustees Carroll School District graht-half acre
Of land in Sec. 81, I. N, R. E., for school par
poses.
Dated and ack March I4-Bridget Daroux to Thos
Quinn grant-H. ] of s. ] lot 5, and P, Eighth
and Ninth streets, city.
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sORM.
DIED.

DIED.
Sacramento, March Isl. H. Mckay, about SO
years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
Grand Army Hall this afternoon at o'clock.l
Sacramento, March 15-John Mitchell, native Of
England, q years and days.
REMAINS will be sent to Florn this afternoon fol
interment.l
San Francisco, March 1S-Ralph L., son OF c. @. and
Net'ie Haswe
Grass Valley March 12-Jerry Glassett, years.
Nevada City, March 13-Bernard Schumer 62 years
and months
Auburn March 11-Thomas Nichols 27 years.
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| Red Clover, 179isc; Red Top, 12s@1lc: Nuts
I English walnuts, 10allc; California walnuts,
| I0@l1c; Almonds, 15l@16c; Peanuts Eastern, Ga
loc; California, s9sc; Iallow. 7lc Lard tCalifor-
na) lob cans, 14c Eastern, 16s@175c Hide5 SALT
| light and medium. 84sc, and heavy 99lOc dry
ls@19c; Hops, offering sO@oec o b; asking cog
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les light. Values not changed. We
San rrancisco Meat Market.

baM EIducl5CU NoIL N1nIh0s.
Following are rates for whole carcasses from
saughterers to dealers:
BssF-Prime, s@84c; medium gradsJ, 7@7lci
Inferior, 53@6s . ID.
vHAL-Large calves. s99c small ones, s9loc
. b.
ACKNOWLEDGES are quotsble at 5l@6c, and
ewes at 5@51c q h. according to quality.
handspring is quotable at 1240l5c . n.
= PoRK-Lve Hogs, 74@73c for hard, and 6ta61t
for soft; dressed do. 105gl0lc D b for hare
grain Uogs
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LADIES fine embroidered Oxford ties !;
something nsw, and very nice. Price, 81 80.
Placed in stock yesterday ct Rad House. =
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MINIS 6ne cali, sewed. Oxford Ties; Lon
do1 toe and tipped; made Of ore piece Of
Gather no scans. Price. 81. Placed in
took yesterday at Red House.
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MEs's fine sewed, button Ozforda; cloth
top; London tee and tipped, Price. So
Placed in stock yesterday at Red House.
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Two cases Canton dress ginghams, hand.
some patterns, placed in stock at Red House
yesterday.
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THE best value il Sacramento: A fine kid
Slipper, with bow; hand-sewe5-someth
mics and ess5--tor 95 cents. Placed in stock
yesterday 81 Red House.
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FINISHED PoNGEEs, in garnet and old
gold, mixed shades-the latest dress styles
at only 25 cents per yard, are bsipg opened
to-day at the Rel House.
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MEE's fine calf, button shoe; London Toe
and tipped. sewsd. Price s.. at Red House.
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MARRIED.

HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G.. W. Chesley, agent.
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MILLINERY GooDs New and latest styles
just opening at Millinery Parlols. at Red
House
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NV invoice Of clothing opened Ct Issd
House to-day.
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SPRING VEGETABLEs.-We are in receipt
daily, direct from the growers. of large it,
voice of cucumhers, string beans, rew pota-
toes, green peppers, tomatoes, green peas,
with all other variety of vegetables in season.
All orders, large or small, will receive a close
attention. ID. DeBernArdi & Co., Nos. sos
and $40 K street. :.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

New YORK, March 18th.
BRxADsrUrrs - Flour is steady and Wheat ID
quiet, latter at 81 10a1 20 q bushel.
WooI.-California ia steady at 12814c for fal
bury and 16g20c for clean fall spring bury, lag
zoe clean spring, 24931c pulled, ls94ec.
HrpKs-Caiiiornis are dull at 2sl@23c.
CHICAGO, March 18th.
wEEAr-e1 liz for MAY.
CoRS-6lIe for May.
PoRK-slS 524 for May.
LARD-S1I 60 for May.
LIVERPOOL, March 18th.
wHEAr-California spot lots dull at 9s 4d
10 8s I'd Cargo lots, ass Cd for Just shipped, as
for nearly due and AIS for off coast.
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SEE the prices placed on clothing, at the
crest combiaction -sie ~ the Red Houss.
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saeFamento planning Agill,
Hariwcil. Hotchkssa Il STALKER.

MANUFACTURERS OF
IN DORIS, WINDOWS, wISDov FRAMES.
= Blinds, zoldiags, Finish Brackets. Scroll
saving. Turning Also, Stair Work. Black Walnut,
Spanish Cedar au'i Redwood Nswes, Bausters and
Bail. Cor. Fiops and Q Sta, Sacramento. fe22 4plm
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SUPERIOR COURT.

THURSDAY, March Is, 1888.
DEPARTMENT oNE-ARMsTRoNe, Judge.
The People VS.. Lee Hung-on trial.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLANB judge
George F. Bronner, administrator, vs. Catherine
Observation-Disclosures.
E. P. Figg vs.. Newton Bros.-Motion for new tria
granted.
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CosTUMEs AND MASKS, at the Pavilion. in
variety, at extremely low rates, by the
N18ss~sr costumer, Mrs. M. Peter, of San
Francisco For rent for the Masquerade
Skating Carnival. to take place Saturday
evening, March 17sh.
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Good Babies.

'Tis Jolly day from East to West,
For children thrive, and mothers rest,
The darling girls all named Victoria,
And with the boys, they have Cast0ria.
1t is a fact, there is no "may be-"
A mothers milk can't save the baby,
While sweet Castsria digests their food,
Gives them health and makes them good.
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FOR SALE,
A Country Resort and Hotel,

On the Road Leading from lone TO Jack.
son, amador, Mokelumne City, Silver Lake, etc.,
large. eommodous Hall for dancing large Shed
for Wagons; large Barn, will accommodate IS
horses; large Fish Pond stocked with Fish an
ice-cold Spring running well arranged Cellar
Sai1 to be doing the finest business OF any country
hotel in the State Connected with the place are
1s0 acres, large part of which is good arabic
land, balance well timbered.
This would also make a good Dairy Farm, as there
is good stock range in the immediate vicinity.
sY VIII be sold for low price of 1000. Terms OF
payment easy.
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m5-1mMWF
FOR Sal. ::

Those desirable and eligtbIy located Lots
on the south side OF N, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets fronting on Capitol Park !;
each Lot being 40xle0, and filled TO the grade.
These are the most desirable Building Lots in this
city.
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ANOTHER MILITARY BALL.-AnOther mill
tsry ball is announced this morning, being
that OF Company A (City Guard. It is the
annual bali of the company, and together
with an exhibition drill, will be given in honor
of Brigadier. General Carey. It will take
place st Arlnofy Hall on Friday, the 23d inst.
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Double house tw0-st0ry and basement |;
hard. finished; renting for $3i per month Price,
81 ON
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uTuiSQGO AOuS6 y hOt.
Containing Eight WelI-furnished Rooms
bath and hot water attachments; located on line
of street railroad. Rent, $50 per month.
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meteorological Observations = Taken At
Signal Station at the Same Moment.
skeRGEzNro, March Is, 16s3-s:02 N.
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apYERr1sgMgNz mEHrron.

Huntington, Hopkins & Co.--wire cloth.
Mechanics Store-Spring opening.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-06-29
HUMOROUS.


-"What is the boundary that sep
arates smile from tear?" "Giyc it
mp. "The nose.n
We have seen il asked who painted
Henry Kirke White. II was probably
the same person who painted William
Black, Thomas Gray and the other Tom
Brown. Blo)kim Eag'e.
n" YOU'RE the plague Of my lifer'
exclaimed an angry husband II wish
the Old Nick had youin so | might
plague you in the next world?n calmly
inquired the wife Etcrqfcd Rqilroad
J0arHai.
After popping the question, next in
order is toquesllon the pop. Does yom
son play the ilutc2 Not we'll; but he is
under taotle-agc Cloek-Workcd stock.
ings are not necessarily secondhand
stockings NJ \. World.
Say, Mrs. Bunson. said little
girl TO a lady visitor, ''do YOU belong to
a brass band?' "No, my dear "a
thought you did, 'Why did you, my
child9' because mamma said You
was always blowing your own horn. ~
Chicago Times.
Things one would rather not have
said. Mr.. A, Come and lunch with
rs tomorrow You will be interested
in the ,choolmaster bride. Mrs. Il.
"Oh, yes; how do you like her?' Mrs.
Avery well, only she's a little I'M
used to the ways Of society ! shouldn't
ask herto meet nice people ~ Fiicgcade
Biqav.
An American young lady singer
went TO Europe bearing the name OF
Mary jan Boggs. and her cognomcn
is now Miss Nina Lafonti 1t does
twist some persons names most terri F.
bly, ont of shape 10 travel across tho
ocean with them. It must be in the /
saline qualities of the water Norris |
torn Horuid.
4 debtor who was sued hy his cred /
itor acknowledged that he had borrowed .
lhe money, but declared that the plain
TN knew at the time that il was q /
Kathleen Mayouneen loan. "A kaih- \
lucn Ma,ourneen loann replied the
Court, with a puzzled look. That's
'i Judge one Of the it may be for
wears, and 1t may be forever sort
n J. journal
The latest anecdotc about the old
lady who thinks that She "knows every-
hing Is about how She went 20 n church
.ociahle and, as She entered The room,
he Young ladies said. Good evening.
iuniie. we are glad YOU came; we are
going 10 have iableaux this evening.
'lcs. ! know. know. was the reply
Il .mclt en- when / first came in. -
gicag0 HraM
- A gentleman who had been allured
~ The announcement Of a quiet country
i1iel came down the morning after his
Irryal and made complaint ihat his
ioois had been outside his door an
tight and until eighto'clock that morn
ne. and nobody had touched them.
Tlc landlord. who in his shirt sleeves
ya- tipped back IN a chair and picking
Iis teeth with a knife, beaminelv ~
marked. Law. bless ye. Sc might
ave leii ser purse out there an night:
.ohodf would have touched it Hon
81 critters down here. I tell Sc. "-Ci-
a10 Iuinnl
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-06-29
THE LATEsT.

! The President and Cabinet recently had
a consultation in regard to the shipment
by England of pauper immigrants to this
country, and as a result the Secretary Of
the Treasury telegraphed instructions to
the Collector OF Customs at New York to
cooperate with the Commissioners of In
migration Of that port to prevent the land
ing of all immigrants found to be paupers
within the meaning of the law. In the
event such pauper immigration may have
already landed, as is reported to be the
case with a large number shipped on the
steamships furnished, the Collector is in
strncted TO take all practical measures to
have them reshippcd to the port from which
they came.
THE Peruvian Minister at Washington
states that he has information that the
treaty Of peace between Chilli and Peru has
not been signed.
1t is stated that by the reduction Of rev.
enue collection districts recently made
there will be an annual saving OF $4,000.
RECENTLY a Northern Pacific gravel
train, with about 100 Cinnamon on board,
ran into a wood train at Heron Siding,
Montana, instantly killing eighteen China.
men and wounding twenty-five others.
The engineer Of the gravel train was killed
and the fireman badly hurt.
THE Meridian Lumber Company's mills,
situated sixteen miles below Eau Claire,
Wis, on the Chippewa River, were de-
stroyed by fire recently. Loss, $1,000; in
surance, $4,000.
The officers Of the Department Of Tennes-
see and Georgia, Grand Army Of the Re-
public, are endeavoring to have the next
annual meeting Of the National Encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
held in Nashville, Tenn. The use Of the
State Capitol has BEEN secured for the
transaction Of business. The citizens have
promised 70 royalty entertain all members
and visitors.
AT a late picnic near Dubuque, Iowa,
several children while at play fell into Cat
iish Creek. al q WHOM were rescued, ex-
cept the ten-year-old son Of james Hurley,
who was drowned
sErERAL weeks since Nike O'Lauzhlin, a
farmer. killed Ed. Gallagher near O'Neill
City, Neb.. the latter being one Of a party
uhouent % O'LauEhlin's premises to res-
cue some cattle that be vas holding for
damages f1r trespass committed. The I
other day OIauFhlin was himself shot
dead in ths road BY an unknown person.
He vas OUT on bah At the tine. When /
Gallagher vas sh1i bis friends vowed ven
eeanre.
IHE Ner Hamrshire Legislature has Or I
'sn days been a. 4 deadlock On the election .
% Unnei States sanator.
L|cT. tte nsFrr ruilty oT en- outrageous
ssauit npcn Mfs Rogers. neaf jefferson,
Tsrss, vas taken 81 3 mot ard tanrei.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-06-29
A Death from Eating Raw Ham.

ST. LouIs. No. June n
The fatal termination OF case Of trich.
inasis was reported Wednesday. The
victim was Mrs. Annie Schmerelin, living
At l,s25 jackson street About six weeks
ago she and her husband were suddenly
taken violently III, after eating raw ham. A
doctor was called, and he, on examining tho
remaining portions OF the ham,
discovered unmistakable indications OF
trichine, the meat being fairly
alive with the deadly worm.
Under the physicians skill. Schmerein
gradually recovered, until he is now past al
danger, but his wife was doomed from The
first 10 a lingering death. Her entire sys-
TEN swarned with the irichine. which fed
upon her muscles, literally deyoufing her to
DEATH During her illness Of six weeks the
woman suffered apparently very little pain,
and was IN a state Of gradual decline. The
pain endured BY her, as well as most per
SINS afflicted with trichine, was similar TO
rheumatism.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-06-29
GENERAL.

GERMANY continues TO be afflicted with
foods. A large part Of the town Of Hcrsch
berg is submerged, and houses in the adj
jacent villages are flooded The railway
near Salzberunn is vashed away. Many
cattle pcrished The rise of the river Ressc
was greater than at any period since 1890.
Disastrous floods were also reported in Bo-
hemia and Moravia The Danube was ex-
pected to overflow It's banks as the river
Inn and the mountain streams were rising
rapidly.
THE Irish Times says the Government
has given james Carey, informer, the OPP
tion Of proceeding to one Of the British
colonies or being released and allowed to
remain in Dublin without police protection.
THE Governor Of Sonora, Mexico, in a
recent conversation regarding General
Crook, said that IL the captive Indians wero
put on a reservation now and escaped into
Mexico, that country will hold the Ameri.
can Government responsible for all depre.
dations committed by them on Mexican
soil.
A SPECIAL from Matamoras, Mexico, says
$50 Revolutionists attacked Chiautta,
Mexico, and carried Off two officials. Cav
airy pursued and the Revoutionists, being
pressed, assassinated their prisoners. They
were overtaken by the cavalry, cut to
pieces and thirty killed.
OVER one thousand deaths, it is reported,
have occurred at Vera Cruz within the past
two months from yellow fever.
A LONDON dispatch says the passenger
vessels Hurunni and Wartara, OF the New
Zealand Shipping Company, were in col
lision Off Portland on the night OF the 2lst.
The Wartara sank in two minutes and
twenty-five persons were drowned. Tho
Huunni Immediately launched her boats
and rescued sixteen persons struggling in
the water. Both vessels left London TO.
gether the day preceding the night of the
accident.
A LONDON, Eng, dispatch reports a seri-
GUS fire and loss Of life at Dervio on Lake
Como. A fire broke out in a theatre dur
ing the performance, and though the alarm
was given, the audience thought it realis-
tic effect Of the performance. Before the
danger was realized forty-seven were hur-
ried to death, and ninety-hve severely in.
jured.
THE municipality Of Paris voted 10000
francs tc defray the expenses Of delegates
to the forthcoming Boston exhibition.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-06-29
Personal AND LITERARY.

Mrs Elizabeth Gladly Stanton has
lpont The past winter IN England, and
has received much social attention.
Prof Crouch, the needy composer
Of kathleen Mayourneen. had q BEN
eft at the Academy OF Music In Balil-
more the other evening, when he sang
several Of his songs.
The veteran jokist, Josh Billings.
Is now siNty.slx years old. aud has q
grandson nearly a young man. Josh's
real name is Henry w. Shaw.
Mrs. SoGthworth, the writer hay-
Ing completed ten years engagement
with Mr. Bonner's story paper has
made another ten years contract with
tho same publisher ~ T. Graphic,
Mrs General Sherman must be the
model wife. The General boasts OF hay-
ing kissed ninety per cent ol,fhe prct-
liest girls in the land. and YET we hear
no motion for divorce, Chicago Inter
ocean.
-Eyangelist D. l.. Moody, after
eighteen months steady preaching, wlil
settle down Tor summers rest at ms
home IN Northlc'd' Mass. ms schools
~ that placi are IN houflshlng condl-
tlon.-- bos'oH F01.
Mr. Louis Frechetto, the poet
laureate Of Canada, has written play
entitled "1he 1hundcrbolt,' which
will be played in the principal cities OF
the Dominion and the United States
nest season rs story IS located IN
Louisiana, ana : founded uponatrencb
novel az D. Foa'
-ltisnlt perhaps generally known
that Mr.. Whistler, the London artist
who has hccome famous through his
nocturnes' and symphonies" in
cjlor, is an American by birth. Such,
however, is the case, and the quiet,
rocky Old town Of Stonington, in Con.
neclicut, can claim the honor of being
his birthplace Chicago JomRd.
"A little girl fourteen years old. Of
Richmond, Va. whose name is moi
given, Is said to have written a charm.