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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
At MoNTEAaLE.
the Opening Of the summer season NJ
Hand Arrivals improvements.


Correspondence OF The Appeal
MoSrEaoLs, Tenn, June 2O.-roday.
for the first Of this year, ] SEQ a scholarly
looking man with some books under his
arm, (by the way this method of carrying
books Ia classic, aud take u "a sign Of
tho time. The assembly season and the
sS~ion OF schools will begin In few days.
Today tho air Is NJ clear as perfect
sound. Leaves Of glossy green are trcm.
bling In tho sunshine. Tho dow "a heavy
dow, am told. isthrowing diEsccicd light
back 10 It's author, richer Tor Us dsintegra.
ton M our spiritual life grows stronger for
every reverse u sustains. Its impossible
not 10 moaliEo at Montcaglc this morning
grandeur In the scenery. beauty In the
park, In the forest, and the slopes, visions
Of peaceful thrift In the fertile coycs,
towers Of sheltcnng strength In the over
hanging cliff Of mother mountain.
ThcoriKing must too he indulgrd, IN
prophcrics for Montcaglo. Its recognized
possibilities have gradually maicrialircd.
Them were never NJ many friends, 10 true
and loyal q sentiment for the place, ~
thcm exists today. Practically there was
never 10 much 10 encourage H.
'IIow shall We be fcdf' despite the
promise Of iaiherly provisions foe IA, does
occupy our thoughts, and justly too. to a
considerable extent. There Is cheerful
answer 10 the inquiry NJ Nontcaglc. Gas.
ser, the well known catcrr from Birming
ham, Ala, has charge Of The restaurant on
the grounds. Capt Terry, the business
manager Of the arscin ily, escorted our
company through the airy building de.
voted 10 that purpose. Considerable i'm
proycment Is visible IN the facilities ior
rapid serving al meals. Eighteen white
women from Louisville aui ed Wednesday
for the places OF waitruascs. They are q
bo uniformed aud thoroughly drilled, and
are very decided improvement upon the
help heretofore employed. In answer 4
/ q query ~ 10 whether such labor was mol
very trying, We had the prompt reply
Aye but We prefer this TO chamber work
for We get enough 10 eat"
Mr.. Short, who became very populsl
last year In restaurant kept under trying
disadvantages, has this year the lafgc build
ing known ne the store. No utoro will Ii
kept ON the grounds this year except Q
slaiioncrs, wherr iancy goods will DO kept
also.
Mrs. NJ. A. Edwards, Who comes from
Columbus, Miss. ami i there head Of the
boarding department ol tho Industrial
school, will have a restaurant In the north
east part Of tho groundA This house
needs no greater recommendation thar
that Mrs. Edwards has gained reputation
In her department In one u the finest In
stituiions In America, the Columbus In
dustrial college Tor women. Thcrc ART
numerous boarding. houses, In all making
complete service, for ihis important
oiien-neglccted, part Of success Hotel IL
Cornelius is pcricct In every appointment
this year. The management II MI that
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JEopARDIzAD By STREET CARS.
A Dangerous Evil Besetting jackson
Mound Park.

~ DnDRtTOuH EVIL BoHtIIlnK JACkHOn
Mound parh
r..l ,,.,.s - a.. ,.;.
'aoA'o' ''ou"u ia'N, sio p'o"''"s
pleasure resort is IN jeopardy.
The bcsetting evil is atrocious service
by the street car company.
There was a bowling protest from and
,hroa,onod or,h,o,L 80 ,;o,onco no in
,,. e ~, Iss II,
ulghah' c''izehs VINO a'.ehueo 'he iurh
Verein entertainment at the park Friday
night. There was very large audience,
all dependent upon the street cars 10 and
,ror, ,ho n,rk = -. -0-
"v ~, '"o p"i "a .,,.-
Ihey go, ~ t.t ~, hke pauonce on
monument Tor an hour or more waiting.
When midnight arrived number oil
people left the grounds. They had work
- 40 Tho nov, dsv and d,d No, caro- N
" W ". no 80 ~ w - ~
remaih unui oc'ock w u'e 'no'nins 10
enjoy the dance. There were about
| twenty-five cars ia attendance, also wait
ing TO be filed, when good service would
have started them on move toward the
city. tst.-'.f
But the drivers had orders, 80 they
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A. West rei.s. Miss.

Mn Walter Heard spent last week
pleasantly In Aberdeen ..... Miss Lutte
Hell Is enjoying yl.ltto Meridisn...... Mr..
Joe Milcy has returned from his visit TO
Chicago. Tho Hon. $. NJ. Roanc and
Capt. Bcall arc nj Cumberland this week.
...... Miss Mozcllc Collins has ended hor
visit 10 Verona, and IA at homo again......
Mr.. NolIainger has been 10 Virginia, and
had n delightful time with relatives aud
friends 1.-THE winsomo Miss Flora
Smilher has returned from Kossuth, wherc
shc taught last session a large music class.
...... Misses Resale Baptiste and Mary Alice
Gerald have returned from Holly Springs,
whcc they attended school,. Mn In,
McEachin and children have returned 10
Meridian. ..... Mr.. W. 4. Troticr has pur-
chased the Bugg place, and win put im-
proscmcns on " 10 u will be very
handsome residence. 80. Mr.. r. q. Beckett
IL In Meridian. and will 20 10 Memphis be-
fore coming homc.l.....Mrs. Fannie Bumc,
Of Carienvillc, Ga, Is visiting her brother,
Capt. Bcall, and other relatives In town.
Mrs. II. N. Grimes has had the pleas.
urc Of visit from her father, Mr., Hohson,
Of Meridian. Mr. l.. X. McEachin, Of
Cohnth, spent last Saturday herr.
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York, OF Vannus, were visitors to Coffee.
vile this weck..,cMr. II. l.. Milstead,
thoroughgoing and energetic farmer OF
this county. plucked a cotton bloom from
stalk In his field ~ early Ms juno II.
This beats the record, land Mr.. Milstead is
ahead OF all coinpctit ors 1.-THE grand
jubilee day Of the fnlobusha County Fair
association is JulyAS The fair will he
held in Water VALLEY, and it Is expected
that many hundred people, will be present
on that day...... The celebration OF 81.
Johns day by theSt Masonic fraternity at
New Hope church last Saturday was
great and glowing buccess in every par
ticular. Early In the morning the crowd
began 10 gather. and by IL o'clock fully
1000 people were present. Two hundred
Masons formed iii procession, marched
into the church, and were addressed by
the Hon. Joseph Newburger. Of this place,
on ''The Day We Celebrate" The speak
er's allusion to the memory OF DR.. H. Ray,
the founder OF this lodge, and Col. X. II.
Thompson, brought tears TO the eyes OF
many, and his reference TO the sanctity Of
Masonic homes and Masonic VOWS elected
frequent and prolonged applause. The
address was pronounced one Of
the best ever delivered on Ma
sonry in North Mississippi. At
about O'Clock good dinner was spread,
and all enjoyed II immensely. The masons
OF the II. Roy lodge arc in fiourishing
condition, and their hospitality is proverb-
ial..... MIR. Ernest Anthony, OF Torrance,
left last Friday for Lexington, KY, where
he goes to complete his education. His
many friends VIII greatly miss him, and
especially the Baptist church and Sunday
school. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thackston,
Of ColIceville, spent last Saturday and Sun
day in Torrance, the guest Of Mrs. M. A..
Nelly ......Mr. Allen Gathis, Of Duck Hill,
was visitor 10 our town Friday ...... The
Rev. II. T. Gaines preached an excellent
sermon at the Methodist church here last
Sunday. His argument was forcibe, and
the eloquent sentences which composed
his discourse will long ring In the ears Of
those who were present. Several young
gentlemen from this place attended the
ball ut Velma last Thursday evening, and
ON their return home spoke in high terms
OF the people Of that place and their de-
lightful entertainments.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Pamela Ceur,y's Prcferes'

To the Editor Of the Appeal;
The contest for the Democratic NJ
ton for Congress in this. tho Thir
gresional district Of Mississippi. SCI
10 gaining In interest. 20 much
an attonp, 3 being made to create 4
preston that Pamela county Is again
Hon. J. u. Morgan, or. at least, Is I'M
emit us 10 who Is nominated. This
very erroneous. Pamela Is wide awl
to who should be nominated, and has
been, and IL now, solid for Morgan ss
tho field. Tho delegates from Panol'>
he instructed 10 cast the solid vote d
nola for Morgan. lie will, bcyon'
question Of doubt. carry all the countiI
the line Of the Mississippi 4 TENN
railroad, and am informed will a
tainly carry lafayette, which insure
nomination. He also has an equal n
ing with the other candidates for Tip
His nomination IN an assured fact, as
also In his election m November.
Batesyillo, Miss, June 20.
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BENEvoLENr POLICE AND PEOPLE
Deserving Applicants Never Fail 70
Elicit Favorable Response.

Deserving Apphcants NeVer ran 70
Elicit Favorable Response.
The police, poorly recompcnscd rs they
are, never turn deaf ear 10 appeals for
assistance.
After contributing themselves, " the
sum raised Is not sufficient 10 meet the ro-
quiremcnis, they institute a soliciting tour
among friends and business men.
This fact has been literally demonstrated
Of late. When the widow woman with
six children, who Travelled all the way
from Kentucky In q small wagon drawn
by ono bull yearling. applied 10 the
police for aid, they didn't decline.
when the family continued lis journey
toward Arkansas Il was equipped with $i5
or so cash and provisions ample for a
week or two.
Yesterday there was another application
and prompt response. A lady, poor aud
sick. desired 10 roach relatives nj jackson,
Tenn. Acting-Sffgcant Frank Sullivan
consented 10 eqt,p her for tho trip. With
In an hour h. had $3.50, out Of which he
purchased thu womap ticket, gave her
money for incidental oxrcn-es, and she
lsI, rejoicing and blessing the benevolent
police and people o: Semphis
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Avail yourself now, al Mulford'A
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W. r. Mcintosh, Of Memphis, was In
the city las, Sunday visiting the family OF
Gen. A. L. Campbell .... Mr g w,
Bran, after a thrco woeka' visit to relatives
In Memphis, returned homo Last Tuesday.
...... Misses Katie and Lizzie Estes, OF
Memphis, are visiting relatives In Den.
mark, this county......Mr. George CAN'T,
IT,, OF the firm of CAN'T 4 Patterson, Of
Memphis, Is hcrc visltlng.-... Mr.. w. q.
Kelley, OF Memphis, was In the city this
wuck ...... Prof.. Geo. q. Jones and iamily
arr rusticating at Mason wclls...... Miss
Linnic Grows, has returned from pleas
ant visit TO Troy, Tenn.....Mis Mamie
Samucls has returned from visit 10 Gin.
cinnati MIR. J. n Hughes, assistant
agent for the Illinois Central railroad. Is
In tho city visiting home Iolks......
Misses Jessie and Mary voolfolk
are Visiting at Gibson, Tenn. 500.
Miss Dora schuinau Is visiting In
Memphis this week Nc. n. Tuohicld.
vile and nephew. J. Zimmerman. arc In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
A. . prlnL Dol re,er.
usr monaroRp's AcIp rnosrnATE.

Dr. Chas. II. 3 Davis, Mcridcn. Conn,
says II have used u n an accessory In
cases Of melancholia and nervous debility,
and as pleasant and cooling drink In fcyers,
and have been yerY much pleased With u
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left Thursday for Monhaglc, where they
will spend the remainder Of the summer.
Rev. N. NJ. Long and family have 10.
Gated at Cedar Gap, Mo-, a pleasant spot
on the Kansas City, Fort Scott q Gun
railroad. 49,
Laurence Craig and Louis Stark left on
Wednesday for a trip through the north.
west. They went via Kansas City and
Chicago.
Miss Mamie Conley, Of New York, who
has been visiting Mrs =. 4. Carnes for
several weeks, will return home. on Tues
day OF this week.
Misses Cornne and Lulu Goodman
leave Tuesday for Washington, ID. O., to
be present Of the marriageof their cousin,
Miss Pauline Acklen.-
Judge J. w. Buchanan and daughter,
Miss louise, are in Oxford, Miss, where
they attend tho commencement exercises
and hop OF the university.
Miss Annie Ledy leaves Tuesday for
New York, where she VIII make short
visit, and proceed thence TO Block Island
for the balance Of the season.
I. \. Davant, general freight agent OF
the East Tennessee, Virginia x Georgia
system at Knoxville, was in the city last
week, but returned on Friday.
Miss CARRIE FoRD, after spending two
weeks with her sister Mrs Thomas Frost,
| Of Vicksburg, Miss, has returned home,
accompanied by her neice, Daisy Frost.
Mrs. A. V, Bruce, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Madge and Anna, will
leave on Thursday next for Monteagle,
Tenn. They have engaged cottage for
July and August,
Mrs. u. T. Clagott and her sister, Miss
Estelle Lucas, departed Saturday, night
rents, when they will mako an extended
tour through Mexico and California.
Miss Mary Lou Yergcr, OF Grcenville,
Miss, who has been spending the last fow
weeks with the Misses Goodman, left for
home yesterday. She will accompany the
family TO Ocean View for the sumner.
Mn. IIoLMEs CuMMIss, IN, has returned
after a years absence ut the Virginia Mill
tary institute. The many friends OF the
gallant young cadet will be pleased 10 learn
that the summer months will have passed
before he again departs for Lexington, Va.
A breakfast party ut the Jockey Club
restaurant took place yesterday. Those
participating were Miss Maggie Macrae
and Walter White, Miss Norma Goodman
and Louis Wood, Miss Emma Galloway
and Jim Nicely, Miss Jessie Alcorn and
DIR. Minor, Miss Pauline Frayscr and
Watkins Ovcrton.
The natatorium party arranged for Fri
day night last was n success in point o.
numbers, but girish lmidity at III,
sight Of the gentlemen's abbreviated cos
tunes quite oyercamo the young ladies'
and they contented themselves viii
hanging over the ratings and watchin,
the sport OF the gentlemen.
Mr.. John u. Longman, well known IL
this city. having spent most proiitabl,
season Ia the Ecola dc Beaux Arts IN
Paris. IN pupil Of Jerome, Boulangcr an,
I.eiebre, win spond the summer in IIol
land. lie will have rs instructor kuhl
the Munich artist, who has just carrie,
of one Of the medals in this years Salon
The Crescent enjoyed another Of thcil
summer night hons on Tuesday evening
ut the residence OF j. V. johnson, No. IS
Vance street. Among those participating
were:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
EVENTS IN MEMPHIS AND NEIGH
BORING POINTS.
Weddines, Receptions and Entertain
ments-- Movements and Prospects =
Reflections OF the Society Reporter
The Social Season.

ii II m n n IN o
doesn't throw
proprieties tothe
winds during the
warmest sum
ncr days. is now
tho exception.
n SO
tempts q man TO
literally adopt
Swifts sugges-
ton, 10 "sit in
ones bones" as
does the sight Of
n 99o thernome-
Ter. The starch
, cd collar an d
prim cravat arc
rapidly whiting
under the strain
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APersss.us Question.

To the Editor o. The Appeal
How do the remarks made S
w. r.. Moore At the Chicago
concerning President Clovcla
with his (Moore's) remarks m
land In person NJ the Clevela
In Memphis7
Black Hawk. Miss. June TE]
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THE many remarkable eur nuv
parilla sccomplishcs ARE suin
Il does possess peculiar cur IoA
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Delightful Event az CoiiierviIIe.

One Of the most delightful entertain
ments OF the season was given by the
young men Of Collierville, at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Priddy, on Wednes.
day evening. The parlos were profusely
decorated with exquisite flowers, while
the promanade in front was illuminated
by myriad numbers Of bright and fantas-
tic Chinese lanterns, which shed a soft
and mellow light over the gay
dancers rs they quilted the ballroom.
Dancing and music was the order OF tho
evening and was only interrupted by the
announcement OF an elegant repast. Mrs.
Priddy, who Is the embodiment OF a
southern hostess, was at her best, and to
the wants OF her guests II was her pleasure
to administer. When the time came for
dispensing every one felt that had their in
diyidual pleasure been consulted they
would have been dancing yet Among
those present were:
Miss Matte Ward, Of Louisville, KY,
blue Grape, decollette, pearls and La France
roses.
Miss Matte waddy, pink surah, dia.
monds and natural flowers.
Miss Emma Malone, black lace over blue
silk, diamonds and flowers.
Miss Minnie CRANBERRY. blue silk, dia'
monds and flowers.
Miss Corinne Biggs, white tulle, gold or.
naments and flowers.
Miss Minnie Brown, white null and
flowers.
Miss Sallio Luster, canary silk and
flowers.
Miss Helen Manguih, white null and
flowers.
Miss sallie Sale, pink silk. diamonds and
flowers. ...
Miss Patrick, pink null.
Miss Fannie Slater, white null ant
flowers.
Miss Ida Nevells, white tarlatan ant
flowers.
Miss Bedford, white nuns yelling.
Miss Ware, white null.
MB. Ward, black lace. diamond orna
ments and natural flowers.
Nj. Priddy, black silk, diamonds ant
| flowers.
Mus. Jones, black silk and diamonds.
Mrs Holden, white nuns yelling an'
| flowers.
O The gentlemen were In evening dress.
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Memphis visiting friends 49,. DR.. N. p.
Nee hcaney has returned from trip to
Clarksville, Tenn y. .. Col. Clifton Dancy Is
at Hot Springs for the benefit OF his health
49,. Miss Daisy Reed, Of Clinton, KY, is
In the city the guest Of Mayor j. II.
Hirsch ....,. Miss Laura Williams has re-
turned from pleasant visit TO Spring
Creek, Tenn ...... Capt. Edward Anderson,
OF Cowan, Tenn, was here this week
mingling with his old friends. 49,. Prof Il.
w. Price, the professor Of mathematics in
our city public schools, has resigned, and
will return to his former home. White
vile, Tenn, where he will conduct a
school.
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AZ Ravenden springs, ARK.


Old Randolph county is gaining popula-
ton rapidly. Many strangers from Iowa,
Minnesota and other northern States are
here looking up the rich valley farms and
making purchases A great many are
homesteading lands in the hills for fruit,
grapes and wheat. Corn and oats are in
splendid condition. There is 80 per cent.
more cotton planted this year than ever
known before In this section OF country.
The following are some Of the late arrivals
at the Southern hotel, Ravenden Springs:
Mrs. w. w. McCreary, Master Eddie
Perry, Poplar Bluff, Mo-; Mr.. b. Spears,
]. ID. Brown, ID. b. Benson, Ira Douglass,
M mphis; James b. Kirk, st. Louis; ]. II.
Tshney, Paragould, Ark; q. p. Gardner,
Miss Dora Gardner, vanndale, Ark; ]. @.
Smith, Youngstown, o.; Edward Burke,
Cincinnati; Mrs Samuel Yates, Gaines
vile. Tex. rs. tssrT
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A gay party Of young people took pos
session OF tho Chickasaw club rooms
Thursday. These bachelor quarters were
alive with merry laughter and jesls. Tho
billiarl.room was the scene Of spirited
contests while music aud dancing rcigncd
In the parlor below. Those registered that
day werc Mira. Chas. l.. Moss, ~. Louis:
Mrs. J. Z. Jordan. Mn u. L. MADDEN,
Mn. j. J. Dupuy, city; Miss Botiio y.
Young. Columbus, Mis-, Mis- Gertrude
Alcorn. Miss wally White, Eagles Nest.
Miss; Miss Lucy lin, Nashville; Miss Lula
Kelly. Miss Matte Boyd, Mis Emma
Galloway. --'ss Norma Goodman, Mis-.
Maggie Macrac, Miss Pauline frnyscr,
city
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Mein,sge.

Of the tortured sufferer.
Goats and waistcoats are done away with
ma n matter OF necessity. and there IN no
need 10 blush II one stumbles upon young
lady OF his acquaintance. :, VI
During the recent spell In New York
MANY business men discarded their coats
and wnstcoats and wore around their
bodies broad silk sashes, which were cool
ING and picturesque. They rose above the
propricty that would denounce such pro-
cccding on more formal occasions.
II Is not very appropriate weather to
sneak OF dancing, but rs the dancing
teachers convention has just closed. u
would be interesting TO know the result oil
their meeting. II would be surprising. to
many people 10 know that this season I'M
augurates the l0lst year OF the waltz. No
dance has been such II lengthy existence
or preserved It's name for such period. II
siill continues to lie the most popular. This
association OF teachers, which IL not recog.
nizcd by the New York school, introduced
a movement TO be called ia Broncha. "
Whether the step IL something like the
broneho, the famous product OF the west,
or whether Il WIS a compliment 10 Amer
lea. no one knows. Those who practice
the racket, during its short time, can easily
catch ON TO the broncho.
II Is a happy chance that America does
not possess some Of the absurd English
laws. The opera Of "lolanthe" gave m
the Iudicrous side Of the law In regard 10
"wards In chanccry." and II seems as Il
Incidents as ludicrous as those Of the opera
occur daily. A ward in chanccry may mol
be seen, heard. spoken or written 10 With
out consent OF the chancellor, and when
these wards are bright, pretty maids, is II
any wonder The law IL violatedl Its very
absurdity would make II u pleasure u
transgrcss II with most people. young
English officer stationed at Malta has beer
Jailed for sending Christmas card 10 his
lady love. who Was, unfortunately, n ward
Think OF H. II the law isn't irifling with
human affections In this case nothing eve,
did. II this law prevailed In America.
am afraid half the male population would
languish behind the bars. while the f.
males would remain unmarried and alone
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Avail yoaueIl nov, 81 MuIiord's
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: MONDAY MAY z. 1883.

In addition In most Of the list After this
movement, however, the animation disap-
peared from the market, and the bears again
took hold OF the list, paying special attention
10 New England and Union Pacific, the for
mcr dropping over per cent. Before the
publication Of the bank statement there was
some covering Of shorts, which again put q
better face upon affairs, and rally begun,
which lasted until the close of the session,
the close being active and firm. The final
changes are generally fractional, and most Of
the list are lower. New England lost ~;
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy, ~, and
Wheeling& Lake Erie preferred, per cent.
The railroad bond market was active and
barely firm. The Fort Worth a. Denver
iirsts again monopolizcd the attention,
though its total transactions amounted TO
only sll7,0 600 out of an entire business of
$sO4, 600, and, while II was strong, 1t failed TO
gain more than fraction. The total sales
OF stocks today were lS9, 220 shares. Closing
quotations:
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Booth Tells n story.

from the hnn fflnCisCo Chronicle.
Booth told very amusing story when
he was here last OF trip he took TO Homo
lulu when lac was younger and knocking
about California. Some actor came up
from Australia who had stopped at the
Sandwich Islands. lilo inllamed Booth
on the subject OF that dramatic III Dorado
lie scrapcd together all the money he
could and went to Honolulu. lie had $50
when he arrived. With that money he
hired the thcater for five weeks at $40 n
week. lie found two or three people and
made an arrangement 10 give n show IL
was 10 be Orchard ILL.," The two or
three people played all the parts. One
man played four and one woman two, and
80 ON.
The question Of billing the town arose.
lie managed 10 get some posters, but he
had nothing 10 stick them up with. lie
bought bucket Of poi" and some starch,
or stuff that would help II, mixed his
paste and sent small Kanaka out to put
up the bills. lilo didn't see any when he
went out. and investigation disclosed that
the small Kanaka had eaten up all the
paste and thrown the posters away. lie
begged some OF his company 10 stick them
up. but they we're all too heightened, and
Booth had 10 90 OF himself in the middle
OF the night and paste his bills up. lie
said lac came back with $50, Just as he
started, and they had lived on bananas
principallv