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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

Kses's L4ks Eieetris KaiisAy "ta b.
ksnnlns % 5sas ~

h&Aning - @~@~
President Wesssl rs. q the kesd
Lake E.ecerc RAllp4y Compsay, va
ASKED yesterday q. p1st tne ae sz-
peecd 20 have tue neu lo-a completed
kep.le5 hes "a Az not ye- reA-y %
teke 5aek RI statement tnAt 1ie road
VII u ready for bus-ness - jane b.
Our poles are al SCI snd taa electric
size A4s arrived and aii - strung on
SIZE ro-es vita All Foss o-0 hAsis hs
naFe nol yst decided CA a manager lor
oar nes pav.lou. hut Z MI he nae
b1.ld - Here Nr Nessel-as Showed
tne reporter 4 drawlag ~ tue elegant
structure, W. ch a.ll Is crested IANlaZ
both - ana Reeds lakes
Il talnk ae can get ouI patrons tIOm
tie heart Of tne e IS 10 tle iake ln
comparatively short space OK lme. Toe
liable Company wlil ran lts ears 70 tee
fult0G-sl- terminus every seven
minutes, and they won't have any
trouble getting up the ma with bls
crowds either, f0r 4 cable ear Vii ~
]ust a, fast with q large crowd ao0ra1
~ with a snal. one. Ii Wlll be strange
# every thing 0u our road runs per
feetly Al first, but We Nall perfect tie
sysIell A. soon as we eau.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

The Toss Ip' CEar is not e competitor
e-sl0st srT taer hra-s frt Al lfc brand
be-sass it = equal g ar los cigars ca the
uarssr
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

A slight change OF time ou the q. 2.
& I. VIII 20 into effect neKt >und&y.
The tram At present leaving for the
south AZ 7:l5 IA the morning Will leave
at 6.50. I'm, change is occaslOned by a
change OF time on the Pennsylvania
road between Richmond, Ind, and
Cincinnati. with which line the e.. L. &
/. connects.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
SHOOK THE UNION.
a ouArtetfs - Csrvev Returns -
Woft

a ouArtetfs 80 CsrvsrF Returns -
Woft
Asfar ss can bo learned the four car
vers VINO have gone bacs on thor uuion
and returned r. work in Berkcv A
GAYS last Tuesday. as previously mcn-
toned. ere the only ones WHO have
adopted that line O. conduct. iu p
word or two with Charles r. Sigh 0u
the subject. that gentleman Eaid
Though the four men ere ct tnsf
know 81 who have returned t0 work
yet there ls but ore outcome - this
1l-rons dered strike. The men must
shortly submit The carvers have
PLAYED THE best cards they have. bot
thev were not end ere not winners. The
manufscfurers have the trumps and
they are heavy Ones.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

Prof. Bristops renowned educated
horses will be the attraction at Powers
Grand all OF next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

The repertoire of the Huntley- -Harri-
son company for the balace of the week
Is As follows: Tonight and tomorrow
afternoon. Van the Nirgnian," " aud
tomorrow evening "Fllrtat!Ons."
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

Newton Beers, an actor fayOrably
known 10 thls pubic, will be al Red
mond' next week with hls spectacular
revival OF "EnOch Arden" Seats are
nov on sale.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22

In 1889 there was imported from
foreign countries into the United
States, ST ,ls9. 1928 worth Of sheep,
duty 80 per cent, raised by McKin-
ey bill to ST. so per. head; s7,678,763.
So worth Of barley, duty 10 cents
per bushel, raised TO 80 cents, 81,
1872. 143.2 % worth Of cheese, duty 4
cents, raised to 6 cents per pound;
$759,8O2.2 % worth Of beans, duty 20
per cent. Of value, raised to 40 cents
per busllel; s2,4l9.OO4.37 worth Of
eggs free, raised to 4 cents per dozen;
$l,oS2,6S5 90 worth Of hay, duty 81
per ton, raised to 81 per ton; SLIGO,
4O8. 90 worth Of hops. duty s cents
per pound, raised TO Is cents; pickles
and sauces, s334.92o.71, IS per cent.
raised to As per cent; fax seed or
linseed and other oil seeds, 1880,
$4,000, duty 20 cents per bushel,
raised to 80 cents per bushel.
The above are only a few Of the
items taken from the Mckinley bill
upon which the duty has been
raised and which will be Of great
benefit 10 the farmer. Farmers
I4MAfNNg .%%4aNNftH@ = !, %
should study this matter thoroughly
before leaving the party 81 progress.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22
He Brought Down the House.

Buffalo Gap Republican: At the
close OF Mr.. Harden's Independently
speech at Hot Springs, he gave any
one an opportunity to make a few
remarks. An old, grey headed man
near the door. said: "Mr. President,
these political speech makers are apt
to put things a little different from
what they are. ] remember back in
1852 when men were glad to chop
woodward wood-beech and maple
ut 25cents q cord. l have seen
men dig around on the ground for
green's to keep their families from
starving. That was under free trade.
l have never seen anything like that
under protective tariff The au-
dience took in the situation and
gave the old gentleman cheer after
cheer. 1t seemed to scare the old
man, for he took his hat and rushed
ont OF doors. No one knew who he
was.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22
George NJ. Linch, says he is

George NJ. Linch, says he is
getting sick of Knapp's postoffiee
racket. Knapp seems to. feel worse
than anybody else, BY the way
George Linch is doing some good
work for the republican ticket, and
his old comrades in arms.
What is brother Knapp doing for
Aiken, Fitzgerald and Carlton?
Echo answer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22
First Publication October 18th 1890.
FINAL Proof NOTICE.

u. IS. and Office at Yankto,, South Dakota.
October. 10, isl9.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 70
make nnal proof in support of his claim. and
that said prbof will he made before the judge or
in his absence. before tile clerk OF the circuit
court in and for Union County. South Dakota at
Eik Point the county seat thereof. on Monday
the lst day OF December fs!D mt = o'~csock-m..
viz: Edwin ID. Holfe under his homestead Cit
try No. sG2l for the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter o. section No: 3 in township
No. Ninety-iWo north OF range forty-nine west
5tlt p. m,
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Henry V. Joyalin. Samuel Scott. Manalde
Sealnoitis, August Hefke, Ill OF I.ichland. Tn
ion County, S. ID. SALoMoS WEN2LAFF,
Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22
Don't Forget the Place.
FIannery Block.
TIE
FAIR STORE
BISHOP e LEE.
To Whom 1t May Concern.
Elk Point, S. D.

To Whom 1t May Concern.
A report having been circulated
to the effect that il l am elected
County Auditor Mr.. Jno Ellis would
be my deputy and run the office.
l hereby declare said report to be
without foundation, and if l AM e.
ectcd to said Office | will personally
attend to the duties of the same.
Respectfully,
ANDREW MARTIN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22
Bucklcn's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
eheuln, fever sores, .ettor. chapped
hands, chilblains. corns, and all skin
sruptions, and positively cures pills
Or no pay rexuired. it is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, o
money refunded. Price 25 cts per
box. For sale by J. S. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22

The Elk Point Building and
Loan Association will loan you
money at six pei cent per annum.
Enquire Of w. NJ. VINsoN.
Sec.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22
nvtho nrt;on N tha democya,

Dy the action Of the democratic
convention which met in this city
"a Wedensday last, the democratic
patiy " a organization IN Union
county was totally annihilated. In
other words il was absorbed, swal-
lowed body, bouts and breeches, by
tho Independents.
Wonder what tho old time demo-
crats think OF this hocus, pocus,
presto change business. The idea
81 allowing few pig pen politicians,
who do not stand we'll in either par
~ 70 absolutely wipe out at one
swips the entire democratic party of
of Union county seen,s quite as
founding.
But NE know that the scheme
wont work, there are many demo-
crats TINT wont be bambozled in my
such style, aud who can blame them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22

The P. p. Stewart coal burner,
the most economical heater made,
for sale at Rowe & Walters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22

Before you buy your heating
stoves call at Rowe Il Walters and
inspect their line Of T. z. Stewart
heaters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22

A nice line Of new carpets and
rugs selling down to bedrock at
A. O. Ringsrud's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22

THE independents have made .
bargain and sale with the democrats.
The conditions Of this political bar
tering are that the democrats are to
help the independents elect their
county ticket and the Independents
will support the democratic state
ticket. Many democrats, however,
Who are not lost to oil sense Of hon.
q md decency, and who have some
respect Tor democratic principles
which have kept them true to the
party fur many long years when the
PARTY wasin the minority, do not
propose to be sold out bodily by a
few would-be leaders. They will be
hsard from before the campaign is
closed, and some OF these astute
statesmen will be shown q "trick
with ! hole in &.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22
BnorHra Knapp's criticism OCT

BnorHra KnApp's criticism of:the
Ar question IN Judge Moodys
spescb, rsminds ID Of an incident AZ
Mn Stake convention. Chairman
Sheldon had stated ! question very
|oleAsly eoIse four Or five times.
One delegate insisted In . loud
time of voice iha hs did not under
stsad Tho question. The chairman
stated that he could not be held ac-
contable Tor the ignorance Of the
delegates. Study the question Bro.
Knspp, ani you may be able to
catch the combination.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22
1saAron Moody 4 n advocate

SaHAroR Moody u anadyocate Of
rood prices for farmers produce.
freeman, Aiken, Fitzgerald and
Astield viii vote for Senator Moody.
Bartlett Trip d the representative
of eheap producs from foreign coun-
ItxfSe, ma would deprive the Amer
|ioan farnsr Of all advantages. Which
Mil yoa support.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-22

>. IS. 10f,, niiIending tho revenue
law.
s. r. 202, amending Sec. 3S7 Code
of Civil Procedure as to taxation OF
Gusts.
s. B. 800, filing Of transcripts in
Circuit Cpnrt-passcd the Senate
but lost in the House.
s. B. No. 2S6, providing for uncx-
pended balance Of Elk Point Up. Il.
II. bonds--See Chapter SO.
MI. Sinclair introduced a bill fol
the taxation Of express companies
and was the most active in securing
Tie defeat on the House Of the pro-
posed local option repeal ofthe herd
law.
Now the legislative records have
been published since last July
There are at least four sets in the
county-one in the hands Of each Of
the cx-members. None Of them are
now candidates for Office, but il the
republican party is to be charged by
the independent orators with disre-
gard Of the peoples interests and
subserviencey to railroads aud other
corporate influence on account Of
the votes or actions OF the UNDER
signed or Mr.. Sinclair, let them pro-
duce the record. / brand " false
and malicious the statements TINT
Was q r. X. tool, that / voted to
make all interest 10 per cent, that /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
H.. E. DIxEr IN TROUBLE OVER Az OLD DEBT

Chicago April o2.-iIenry f. Dixey, the actor. Is
having some trouble an old debt. About two
years ago Duncan i. Harrison obtained judgment
against Dixey for about - 200 note which an
actor had given him. IL asserted that tho
money represented by thr note had been lost at cards
and Dixey repndiated the debt. but judgment was
given against him. The judgment satisfied,
and Yesterday James g. Psmcl, acting for Harrison,
ISSUED an execution against the player for S2.23G.
Judge Jamson granted Dixcy an injunction. restrain
ING Psrnell from further proceeding toward the coec
uoh OF the money. The injunction was issued on a
VII hied by DiAcy. IN 15-6, said Mr.
D"ey IN the bill. while in st. Louis
nsrr''on won Si,0G5 from him at the game Of
- hesns. Dixey aid not pay The debt. and in I-8-
va~ad ~ lineage, tho sheriff seized his jeWclFy and
co. o1,; on al attachment writ sworn out By lIarr
m" .,ss gave bond, and had his effects released
A ent sut was tIiet last June. hut through
uent vss canuihg DAey was not present, and iudg
The es.s Vas gwen agsins; him. The main evidence in
execsteS va due bill purporting 10 have been
N " DNey. This, DIxey says, was forgery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
SHEEP CARRIED orr ny 4 TORNADO.
From The Louisville couricr.Jourmal

g.. W. DOYLE, Of smithlcld Henry County, was In
the city Yesterday, and told Of remarkable frcals
performed by the tornado In his ncghborhOpi. for The
truth Of which he vOuchc' About one mile west Of
Emincncc live, Jane, Drinc. prosperous farmer
Ills farm WAS directly IN the path 81 thc ulnado. y
Mr.. Maddox and child. who lived Oh the Place. were
Killed by a falling horse and Mr.. prancs residence
was unrOofcd and III. barns demolished. But the
most singular occurrence that large nOc Of sheep
on the farm was picked up bodily IS me wind ana
blown away. The sheep were missed tlI" dny folio"
ing the storm. and dgent search was made for thch
all over The surrounding country but no isecc a. tne
animals could be- fpund. careful ana thorough wa
the search that IL left doubt N the minds OF those
engaged In II the sheep were acinnl, blown clear ouI
OF the ncighbOrhOOd. A few meS further on from
the Drane farm. sink.hole was found into when
the tornado had dsgoaycd Itself, but had evidently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
cOVfODORc EITTSOy'S ETAT..

st. Paul. April - l~pccan.-Jndse Brill. OF the
District Court. today handed down decision In the
matter Of the estate 81 Commodore y. W. kittson,
Affirming the order 81 tho Probate Court OF March 20.
1890 diminishing the petition Of the s. Paul Trust Com
pary receiver u tho estate. for final distribution
and accounting. ON January II the receiver filed
petition setting forth that one j. T. Farley OF Dubuque
Iowa. had smc claim against the estate, which j. IN
voycd in suit pending IN the United states supreme
Court. wherein said Farley Is plaintiff. and James j.
lin and tho Gn-at Northern Railroad Company ar;
de.cndauts which claim amounts - several million
dollars Farley has not filed any claim In the Probate
Court hut take, the position that IN Gao ~ favor
able decision hy the United states supreme Court he
certify the same 10 tho Prhat" Court. ana inc
amount - such Judgment a. shall have been ron
def,d shall b. paid I'm The sane manner a. other
claims against the estate and therefore Informed IN"
executor, that they must have further distribution
,r division T. pas further lcgaoe or bePu'-tN
cNorp, a. their own risk aud peril ndcr - daN >
decision up iual payments ~ tcIursi- or lcea'e-
an 10 made until tho determination Of the claim ~
Farley now pending IN The supreme Court. provided
tho case l. decided within Tho Limit n three years
n AZ that time lltlgat0n is sull pending. the court
intlmatfs that final settlement could then be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Negotiations for the establishment OF steamship
line between Tacoma and China and Japan ports have
been under way for some time. News from iaoona
i, To- the effect that the citizens have raised s'oOoO
in aid Of the puipD-e. George J. Gould, president
u the Pacific Mail steamship Company. said yest'r'
day that his only Information about the subsidy was
derived from The published dispatches lie added
am decidedly IN favor Of starting such line some
one Will soon occupy the territory, and see no reason
why this company should not DO first I'm the field.
We could tahc two vessels from our san Francisco
line and put them Immediately on the new route.
There 4, no intention Of mailing Tacoma the solo port
~ the company the Pacific Int there j. no reason
Whs san Francisco should b. Oh" onf one. IL :
pain enough to why the railroad, la inS 10 san
francisco should oppose the neH line. Whilc am
thoroughly In favor OF u. / can only say that tho
negotiation, have not been Completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
DECApITATIoN IN THE ARMY.

TO the Editor Of The Trib une.
Sir read in Sundays Tribune an article relating
to the deeds and the officers Of the 9TH United states
Artillery Regiment. wherein you state that In one OIL
the battles of the pcnnsnlar Campaign In which the
above regiment participated, Captain smead had his
head cut clean from his shoulders by cannon ball
the only instance Of the kind known during the war
Kindly permit to state that one other officer at
least, to my knowledge. met death In similar man
ner. At the battle Of Stone River. Tenn December
II, lod2l. Colonel Garcsche, General Kosccrans 5
chcfoi staff was decapltated by solid shot within
few feet Of General Iosccrans, who, at the moment
was giving orders relating TO changes in our line made
necessary by circumstances. -
RUDOLPH FITZPATRICK.
East Orange, " j., April Il, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
DIED.,


b. eldest daughter Of Dr. /. W. and the late Mary t.
services will be held at the residence Of her
father on THURSDAY. the 2ith inst. at 8 D. m;
Mcnas l1 hsa & Widow Of Cur;
n ns ss ys @@ s set Of St xv
West 1eth.sts on THURSDAY morning at half-pa't TO-
DoUGLAss-on Sunday. April 20, Harriet B.. wtdev
stephen Decatur Douglass and daughter Of Joseph H
Funeral services viii be held from her late residence
437 West 5isi-st, on wednesday Afternoon April %
EAELEIq this ety. MONDAY April T. g,,,i 1890 Ar
the Washington Hcrn:s rrosey sns
eeSa % iasst and railway
ToRDon Tuesday, April ~ Asgus,u' Fors, q, c0..,
and Carroll ,s Brooklyn, Thursday, April a. at
Jeremiah j. Gran' pastor the Church Of the An'
ONCE Of of the Dead adv viii begin at 10 o'clock
GvXNAs South E,snstS, Illinois, on 1 April TO- jS0o
Interment at Greenwood.
pastor q the Rutland square Presbyterian Church, Dub
$sSs:ssy is9 e T. IEa~0S o. West ii'A''
MAI1.ANDAt her lat, res nee No 1872 Fast sG7ta.ss,
%a. IAN ety. Aa and dsqcs The Al late fS
Ellison. q Newwlnd.Hr 81. =, a.. c,n.,, y, IN.
Tn "stf 's' 4ASits;
Maf tyS De in fs h SD year s Ap'
Funeral services. at Zion Chursh wappnger's Fsll:.
win Fl wens s.c Anrs ~ a. fs arrival
train leaving New-York at IL 10 a. M
o w MSSrS aS @ Aed e. M""' t. eldest
Relatives and friends invited e attend the funeral ser
seesks ar oe e wedscay evene April 49, at oclof
Internent on Thursday morning.
MORRELL-April % $780, at the residence x ., nsr
- Sarah daugh.er d Of NE ias u or, Sgnu
snANNoNof heart failure at No G6l 5th,aye Charles
non aged years
Albion g. y and Springfield, Mass, papers please copy
SuGday the 99 a &C her d9se smith, hs n1
daaghter Of the late Jane; Gneh e. James,, Church.
smithtown' Long Island on Wednesday. the 2Sd inst,
on the arrival Of the train leaving L. city At s:oS
Inc re- reach IT. L. l. city at 5 IS p. N.
sowDoN-At New.Rochec y. ", on Monday Aprl
Fl. 1880. Emma D. widow Of the late George sowdon.
FSsa 90 Sefyc@ a. her late residence Ien Park
OF Em-st. and Lberty-ave, Newisochehe, on "ednes'
ca Sny go viii 1ni' meet &c the ol train from Grand Central
Inter@ent at Greenwood. Thursday morning. cath inse
Kindly omit flowers.
wALDRON-In NswYork. April o. after short Illness.
rue"r,l sSrvics from his late residence 100 East 18th
Intrrmcnt AZ convenience OF family.
q Hannah .%or sp r e me- .s
Dr. Join s. wc.trvet in the SIN year ct her %
1s 3, nnc on rS Ni S' ai; f inst at
Carriages VIII be IN S5tendnn,e a Con station 20 mees
Please omit flowers
wOoDRuFF-At Atlantic CITY, on Tuesday. April ~.
Irene Ball eldest daughter OF Arthur D. ana huret's
Funeral at wsshinaton Conn, Thursday. April "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
EX-ALDERMAN ROBINSON.


Ex-Alderman Isaac Robinson, who died at his home,
No. Kingst., on Monday night, was for many years
we'll known in New-York politics. lie was born hero
fftynnc years ago and received his early education
in the common schools Of tile city. lie was first
elected Councilman from the Fourri Ward in 1886,
and reelected in 1857. In 1883 he was elected
Assistant Alderman from the Fifth Ward. lie was
always active in Democratic politics and for many
years had been member OF the Tainmany Hall Gen
eral Committee from the lNth Assembly Dlstrict.
When the gold fever broke out Mr.. Robinson, or Ike
Us ho was Familiarity known, went TO California 10
seek his fortune. lie remained there some years. pu'
found his way back to the more congenial latitude OF
New York. lie possessed remarkable memory,
especially for facts Of political character. lie had
personal acquaintance with nearly every man IN
political life in the city and large NUMBER III t'e
State. About fifteen years ago he obtained cierAShp
with annual salary OF Al 800 in the Department. Oh
Taxes and Assessments and was assigned 10 inc ono
or Deputy Assessor. lie held the pace uI'li i ''
death and during all this time was never absent u
from his post until the Illness came on WHICH causca
his DEATH nor was he known to take 'ac"uoh
The cA Alderman'S disease heart trouble. -
Tie funeral Will take place to-norl0" ~ II q. IN
from 81. Ambrose Church, at Prince ana lnoihppso,
SIS. Mr.. Robinson was widower, ana leaves io"'
grOwn-up daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
GIBSON AND CRANE on THE SANE MAGE AGAIN.

T. 'u.cnce az the Star Theatre was large last naht
NV she much 10 insure large house for ',Tle
~ ana the Tooth performance. with souvenir.
NJ 80 '''oSn The souvenir photograph II
asufed japanese six. Certain peoulc who have
SCENT i0f quarrels and animosltIes have insisted
Ia, ~ ue separation Of Mr. Crane from Mr.. Robson
.s., nero wa' neellng tsween them Any such notion
Il, ~ enee'uay o'spel'd by incident Of lat night
ns,s VI aH @ct 1lr. Robson, In his costume Of
'As Vanalstyne. In The Henrle,ap rushed on tho
y,..s sno gave Mr. Crane shake Of the hand and a
sng that nearly took his breath away. Tho audience
c,sa "a" Inc situation and spplauded rapturou.ly Mr.
s, nsnssea 70 say something in reply and almost be-
R.s 'oooy khe" IL me play was going on and Mr.
was on his way TO Proctors Twentythird Street
''''e' where his own audience was waiting for him